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PATTERSON'S 

AMERICAN  EDUCATIONAL 

DIRECTORY 


Vol  XIII 


CONTAINING 

A    COMPLETE    LIST    AND    DESCRIPTION    OF    ALL    THE    PUBLIC,     PRIVATE    AND 

ENDOWED    SCHOOLS,    COLLEGES,     HIGHER    AND    SECONDARY     INSTITUTIONS 

OF  LEARNING      A   LIST  OF  THE  STATE  AND  COUNTY   SUPERINTENDENTS 

OF   PUBLIC    INSTRUCTION,    STATE    EDUCATIONAL    ASSOCIATIONS    AND 

PUBLIC   SCHOOL   OFFICIALS      THE    BOARDS    OF   EDUCATION,    CITY 

SUPERINTENDENTS    OF    SCHOOLS,    SPECIAL    SUPERVISORS,    AND 

PRINCIPALS   OF  HIGH   SCHOOLS      A   LIBRARY    DIRECTORY 

THE      NATIONAL      EDUCATIONAL      ASSOCIATIONS      AND 

SOCIETIES     UNIVERSITY  AND  COLLEGE  COLORS,  ETC 

Togfiliti    uuh   Much  Other  Information 
Embodying  a  Complete 

COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 

COMPILED  AND  EDITED 


HOMER  L.  PATTERSON 

President 
American  Educational  Company 


PRICE,  $5.00 


1916 

AMERICAN    EDUCATIONAL    COMPANY 
CHICAGO— NEW  YORK 


Entered  according  to  the  act  of  Congress,  in 

the  year  1010  by  Homei   I*    PcUtemon, 

In    the    office    of    the    Librarian    of 

Congress    at    Washington 


PRESS. 

AMERICAN     EDUCATIONAL.     COMPANT 
CHICAGO 


INTRODUCTORY 

The  aim  of  this  work  is  to  give  a  complete  and  accurate  index  to 
the  public  and  private  educational  system  of  the  United  States.  The 
information  has  been  thoroughly  revised  and  brought  down  to  date, 
and  before  final  printing  of  the  book  proofs  submitted  to  the  various 
school  officials  for  final  revision  and  correction. 

In  the  main  geographical  classification,  in  addition  to  the  public 
school  officials,  will  be  found  a  complete  list  of  all  schools  and  colleges, 
together  with  information  as  to  the  kind  of  school,  class  of  students 
admitted,  religious  denomination,  year  established,  and  the  name  of  the 
head  of  the  institution.  A  second  complete  list  of  all  schools  is  given 
in  which  they  are  classified  and  arranged  according  to  the  kind  of 
school,  giving  a  ready  reference  or  complete  list  of  any  particular  class 
of  school.  A  complete  Alphabetical  Index  of  schools  will  be  found  at 
the  back  of  the  book  from  which  any  institution  may  be  instantly  lo- 
cated. The  Public  School  system  is  fully  covered  by  lists  of  the  State 
Educational  Officials  and  County  Superintendents  of  schools,  the 
Boards  of  Education,  City  Superintendents,  Special  Supervisors  and 
Principals,  A  list  of  the  more  prominent  libraries,  with  the  name  of 
the  librarian  and  number  of  bound  volumes,  is  also  given.  It  is 
believed  the  work  will  be  found  of  value  to  every  one  in  any  way  asso- 
ciated with  educational  institutions,  or  engaged  in  educational  work. 

Acknowledgment  is  made  to  the  various  State  and  City  Superin- 
tendents of  Public  Instruction,  private  school  officials,  librarians  and 


CONTENTS 


NEBRASKA  . 
NEVADA 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 
NEW  JERSEY 
NEW  MEXICO 
NEW   YORK           .    .  . 
NORTH  CAROLINA 
NORTH  DAKOTA   . 
OHIO          .  


.      281 

.      293 

295 

301 

.      311 

315 

353 

367 

..373 


INTRODUCTORY 3 

Educational  systems  of  the  states,  including  the  schools  and  colleges,  arranged 
alphabetically  as  to  towns  and  cities. 

ALABAMA    ..  .  .  .      7 

ARIZONA  .      .      .  .   17 

ARKANSAS  .  .21 

CALIFORNIA     .      .  ...   27 

COLORADO  .  ...   43 

CONNECTICUT     . .  .      .      51 

DELAWARE 61 

DISTRICT  OP  COLUMBIA.    ...      63 

FLORIDA     67 

GEORGIA 71 

BDAHO 85 

ILLINOIS 89 

INDIANA 117 

IOWA  ...  ....  .123 

KANSAS 153 

KENTUCKY 165 

LOUISIANA 177 

MAINE 183 

MARYLAND 193 

MASSACHUSETTS 199 

MICHIGAN 223 

MINNESOTA 239 

MISSISSIPPI 255 

MISSOURI 261 

MONTANA 277 


OKLAHOMA 399 

OREGON 409 

PENNSYLVANIA 415 

RHODE  ISLAND 441 

SOUTH  CAROLINA       445 

SOUTH  DAKOTA 453 

TENNESSEE 461 

TEXAS     .         .  471 

UTAH • 487 

VERMONT 491 

VIRGINIA 499 

WASHINGTON 509 

WEST  VIRGINIA 517 

WISCONSIN 523 

WYOMING 537 

541 


CLASSIFIED  DIRECTORY  OF  SCHOOLS     .  ....          .          ... 

Schools  and  Colleges  Arranged  According  to  Kind  of  School 

LIBRARY  DIRECTORY  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES      ......  . 

•Giving  Name  of  Librarian  and  Number  of  Bound  Volumes 

COLLEGE  AND  UNIVERSITY  COLOES     ................ 

ALPHABETICAL  INDEX  OF  SCHOOLS  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 
EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIETIES 
ADVERTISEMENTS 


743 

.  809 

.  815 
885 
893 
907 


ABBBEVIATIONS 


A.    B Bachelor   of   Arts 

agrri agriculture 

A.  M  Master  of  Aits 

arch       architecture 

B.  A.    Bachelor  of  Arts 

B.  C.  L    Bachelor  of  Civil  Law 

B.  D.  Bachelor  of  Divinity 

B    L    S       .         Bachelor  of   Library   Science 

B     Mus  Bachelor   of   Music 

Breth      Brethren 

B     S         Bachelor    of    Science 

B    Pd          Bachelor  of  Pedagogy 

B    S    A        Bachelor  of  Scientific  Agriculture 

bus      business 

B    V    M Blessed  Virgin   Mary 

C.  E Civil   Engineer 

chem        chemistry 

co-ed co-educational 

coll  ...     .  collegiate 

Cumb    Presb    .        .Cumberland  Presbyterian 

dent dental 

dom    sci domestic  science 

elec,     electrical 

elo  elocution 

engin .    .engineering 

eat        established 

Epls Episcopal 

Evang.     Evangelical 

F.    B.    H     S.   

Fellow  of  the  Royal  Historical  Society 
P   K.  8  .     Fellow  of  the  Royal  Society 

Ger    Evang.    German  Evangelical 

hoxneop      homeopathic 

hort.     . . horticulture 

indust industrial 

L    D    S  Latter  Day  Saints  (Mormon) 

Litt.   B     Bachelor  of  Literature 

Litt    D     Doctor  of  Literature 

LL    B  Bachelor  of  Laws 

LL    D Doctor   of  Laws 

LL    M:      Master  of  Laws 

M.   A Master  of  Arts 

M.   D Doctor  of  Medicine 

ME Methodist  Episcopal 

mech mechanical 

med        . * medicine 

M.  E   So Methodist  Episcopal  South 

metal metallurgy 

metaph metaphysics 

Meth      Methodist 

mil military 

min mines*    mineralogy 

Morav        Moravian 

M    N.   A    S          Mem- 
ber of  the  National  Academy  of  Sciences 

M    R.   A.   S 

Member  of  the  Royal  Academy  of  Science 


.music 

nou- sectarian 

normal 

Nativity  of  the  Virgin  Mary 

ophthamology 

, .     Order  of  Saint  Benedict 

osteopathy 

,  Protestant   Episcopal 
Bachelor  of  Philosophy 
. . .  Doctor   of   Philosophy 

pharmacy 

photography 

phrenology 

physical  science 

physio-medical 

population 

.    .   ..post-graduate 
preparatory 


mus.     

non-sect 

nor 

N   V.  M      . 

ophthal 

O    S    B 

osteop 

P    E     .      .. 

Ph     B     . 

Ph     D     .      . 

phar. 

photog 

phren 

phys    sci    . 

physio-mod 

pop.       .      . 

post-grad 

prep  .  _      _ 

prin principal 

Prot        Protestant 

psychol .'. .psychology 

R    C Roman  Catholic 

Rt»f  * Reformed 

reg. regular 

R    S    S  .     .     .  Fellow  of  the  Royal  Society 

Rt.    Rev.    Right   Reverend 

Sc.  B Bachelor  of  Science 

sculp  ..     .  ...sculpture 

7th  D    Adv    Seventh  Day  Adventlst* 

7th   D    Bapt Seventh  Day  BaptUts 

S.   J . Society   of   Jesus 

S    M.  E Holy  Mother  Church 

S   M.  M Holy  Mother  Mary 

a  R.  S Follow  of  the  Royal  Society 

S   T.  D Doctor  of  Divinity 

sten      * stenography 

S.  T.  P ...» Professor  of  Theology 

surg.     surgery 

surv » surveying 

S    V. ,, Holy  Virgin 

Swed Swedish 

tech technical 

teles,     telegraphy 

ter.     * * territory 

theol. »* ** th  oology 

U.  J   D.  . .  .Doctor  of  Canon  and  Civil  Law 

TJn.  Breth United  Brethren 

Unit , . » . .  Unitarian 

univ.    . , «.*..,  .university 

U.  a  N United  Btatea  Navy 

V.  D.  M Minister  of  the  Word  of  God 

vet .....veterinary 

V.   8     ....  .Veterinary   Surgeon 

Y.    M.    C.    A 

Young  Men's  Christian  Atsoeiatlon 

Y.   W.   C.   A 

.  .Young   Women's   Christian    Association 


ALABAMA 

Population,  2,138,093.     School  census,  687,374.     School  age,  7-21. 

Alabama  is  the  eighteenth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  2,138,093  inhabitants,  of  whom  57.5  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number, 
.9  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population, 
ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  22.9  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  forty-seventh  in  this 
respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

WILLIAM  F.  FEAGIN,  State  Superintendent  of  Education  ............  Montgomery 

SPEIGHT  DOWJCLL,  Chief  Cleik     .  ...............  Montgomery 

J.  B  HOBDY,  State  Supervisor  of  Rural  Schools  ....  .      .  .Montgomery 

J.  S  THOMAS,  State  High  School  Inspector.  .        .  .....  University 

W.  0-   BLASINGAME,  State  High  School  Inspector.        .  ...  Auburn 

JAMES  L.  SIBLEY,  State  Supervisor  of  Eural  Schools  for  Negroes  ......  Montgomery 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EXAMINEES 

WILLIAM  F.  FEAGIN,  President  ................................  Montgomery 

P.  W.  HODGES,  Secretary  ..........................................  Montgomery 

Miss  CLARA  PITTS       ........  .....         ......  Montgomery 

STATE   TEXT  BOOK   COMMISSION 

GOVERNOR  CHARLES  HENDERSON,  Gliawman  ...............        Montgomery 

WILLIAM  F.  FEAGIN,  State  Superintendent,  Secretary  ..............     Montgomery 

COUNTY  HIGH  SCHOOL  COMMISSION 


GOVERNOR  CHARLES  HENDERSON,  C^aerman  ............     Montgomery 

SUPT.  WILLIAM  F.  FEAGIN,  Secretary  .............................  Montgomery 

STATE  AUDITOR  M  C  ALLGOOD    ........................     Montgomery 

J.W.WATSON  ...  .  ........  Jackson  J.  J.  DOSTER  .............  University 

E  M  SHAOKLEFORD  .............  Troy  H.T.WALLACE  .........  Ft.  Payne 

JB.  S.  PUGH  .........  Union  Springs  W.  K.  HARRISON     ..........  Florence 

T.  W.  PALMER  ...........  Montevallo  A.  M.  SPESSARD  ...........  Uniontown 

J.  M.  PEARSON  ..........  Alexander  City 


PATTERSON'S  AMERICAN  EDUCATIONAL.  DIRECTORY 


ALABAMA 


ALABAMA 


ALABAMA  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 


JAMES  J  DOSTER,  Pi  cudrnt 

W.  C.  GRIGGS,  Secretary Gadsden 


ASSOCIATION  OF  ALABAMA  COLLEGES 


PAUL  V.  BOMAR,  Ptesident 
JAMES  J.  DOSTER,  Secretary. 


Marion 
Uni\ ' 


STATE  AND  COUNTY  SCHOOL  IMPBOVEMENT  ASSOCIATION 


MRS  R  L  FAUCETT,  President  . 
CLARA  PITTS,  Secictary-Tteaswei 


Prattville 
.  .Montgomery 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Autaupra L   E   Byrum,  Tones 

Baldwin.... J.  S.  Lambert,  Bay  Minette 

Barbour J    T    Searcy,  Clayton 

Bibb  .  ..AW  Haves,  Centerville 
Blunt  .  .  L  J  Weston,  On  eon  to 

Bullock George  R   Hall,  James 

Butler C   H.  Lewis,  Greenville 

Calhoun H.  T  Persons,  Anniston 

Chambers.    . .  G.  M  Barnett,  LaFayette 

Cherokee John  H    Blair,  Center 

Ohilton W  T   Bean,  Clanton 

Choctaw  .       W   J   Dansby,  Butler 

Clarke.     ...T.  L   Head.  Jr.,  Grove  Hill 

Clay W    T    Harwell,  Ashland 

Cleburne G  B  Boman,  Heflin 

Coffee C    H    Bvrd,  Enterprise 

Colbert Jos    Walker,  Tuscumbia 

Connecuh  .  .R  E  L  Key,  Evergreen 
Coosa. . .  Jef  Sox,  Rockford,  R.  F.  D.  2 
Covmgton  ..  H  J  Brog-den,  Andalusia 

Crenshaw T   A   Capps,  Luverne 

Cullman D   V   Smith,  Cullman 

Dale....   ..R   I*  Marchmann,  Pinckard 

Dallas       D.  M    Callaway,  Selma 

Escambia W  S  Neal   Brewton 

DeKalb.    ..J.  Valdor  Curtis,  Ft    Payne 

Elmore G.  H.  Howard,  Wetumpka 

Etowah S   C.  McD an i el,  Gadsden 

Fayette J.  Alex  Smith,  Fayette 

Franklin  .T    H.  Roberson,  Russellville 

Geneva J.  W   Steely,  Hartford 

Greene W    P    Archibald,  Knoxville 

Hale G  N  Williams,  Greensboro 

Henry B.  C.  Glover,  Abbeville 


County  Name  and  Addrc«* 

Houston  ....  .  J.  M  Odom,  Dothan 
Jackson.  ..  C.  S.  Brewton.  Scottsboro 
Jefferson  ...P  M  McNeil,  Blrming-ham 

Tjamar           35    R   Harris,  Vornon 

T^auderdale  ..DO  Warn>n,  Florence 
Lawrence  .  .  ,.W.  S  Dill.  Moulton 

Lee J   A.  Albright,  Opelika 

Limeslone  .  .  M  K"  Clements,  Athens 
L,owndes  H.  R.  Williamson,  Hayneville 

Macon   W  B   Rlloy,  Tuskeffee 

Madison  S.  R.  Butler,  Huntavllle 

Marengo B.  F.  Gilder.  Linden 

Marlon H  W.  McKenzle,  Hamilton 

Marshall       .  R  L  Barnes,  Guntersvllla 

Mobile S.S.  Murphy,  Mobile 

Monroe  ....     ....       J   A.  Barnes,  Roy 

Montgomery 

G.  W.  Covinfcton,  Montgomery 

M  organ....  J.  C   Tidwell,  New  Decatur 

Perry Chas.  C.  Johnson,  Marion 

Piokens J.  W.  Oowdle,  Carrollton 

Pike  .  J.  M   Sanders,  Troy 

Randolph J.  K  Word,  Wedowae 

Russell F   Mk  deGraffenried,  Seale 

Shelby.  .  S  P  Williamson,  Stwett 
St  Glair...  .  P  McClendon,  Ashvtlle 
Sumter  ...,R.  B  Callaway,  Livlnffflton 

Talladega M.  T.  Llnder,  Talladegra 

Tallapoosa..  ,  G  L  Belle,  Dadoville 
Tuscaloosa...P.  B.  Hughes*  Tuscalooaa 
Walker,...  *.  .  A.  S.  Scott  Jasper 

Washington W.  S  Fearce,  Komitcm 

Wlloox Will  M.  Cook.  Camdan 

Winston. . . ,  J.  M  Burnn,  Double  Spring* 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATES  AND  ENDOWED   SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Abbeville,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  1,050* 

Preg    Bd    Bduc— J    H    Galloway 
Pec    Bd    Educ — H    W    Owens 
Principal  High  School — J    E    Searcy 


Abbeville— continued 
Third   District   Agricultural   School; 

ntato,    co-oa  ;    *st     188$;    It    O,    'Dyke*, 

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ALABAMA 


I 


ALABAMA 


Alabama  City,  Etowah  Co.,  pop.  4,313. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — C     S     Wilkinson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    J    Burn  a p 
City  Superintendent — J.  D.  Bradley. 

Albertvllle,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    B    Robets. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    O    Barnett 
City  Superintendent — L    E    Creel 

Seventh  District  Agricultural  School,  agri  ; 
co-ed  ,  state,  est  1892,  S  L  Gipaon,  Pres 

Alexander  City,  Tallapoosa  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 
City  Superintendent — J.  M.  Pearson. 

Andalusia,  Covington  Co.,  pop.  2,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— -A.  L    Rankln. 
Sec    Bd     Educ — J    W    Shreve 
City  Superintendent — L    E    Brown 
Principal  High  School— W    M    Faust 

Annlston.  CaUuran  Co.,  pop.  12,794. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Alfred  L    Tylei 

Sec   Bd   Educ — C   D.  Woodruff. 

City  Superintendent — David  R    Murphy 

Principal  High  School — J    W    Vann 

Supv.  Music— Willie  Privett 

Barker  Memorial  Seminary  (colored) , 
women;  prep  and  indust  ,  Presb  ;  est 
1896,  R  L,  Alter,  PhD,  President 

Boys'  Training:  School;  prep  ;  boys;  non- 
sect  ,  Principal 

Noble  Institute  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding; 
P  E  ;  est.  1886;  Rev  Joseph  H  Spear- 
ing, President. 

Ashland,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  050. 

Prin    County  H    S — W    L    Davis 

Athens,  Umestone  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Jack  Grisham 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Henry  Masscnburg 
City  Superintendent — Frank  Barnaid 

Athens  College,  girls'  boarding.  M    E    So  ; 

est     1843,    Benjamin    B     Glasgow,    AB, 

President 
Eighth  District  Agricultural   School;   agrl  ; 

state;  co-ed.;  est.  1889,   J.  M.  Atkinson, 

B.  So.,  Pres. 
Green  University  School;  prep,  school  for 

boys,  W.  K.  Green,  Principal. 

Atmore,  Escambla  Co.,  pop.  500. 
Prin.  County  H.  S.— -a  A.  Peavy 

Attalla,  Etowah  Co.*  pop.  2,513. 

City  Supt  and  Frin  Co  H,  8  —Alice  Oole- 
man. 

Auburn,  JLee  Co.,  pop.  1,560, 

City  Superintendent — May  Harvie 
Prin.  County  H.  S. — J.  A.  Parrish. 

Alabama  Polytechnic  Institute;  comprises 
College  of  Engineering  and  Mines,  College 
of  Agricultural  Sciences,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine, Pharmacy  and  Academic  Depart- 
ment, state;  co-ed.;  est  1872;  Charles 
C.  Thach,  LL.  D.,  President. 


Auburn — continued 

Alabama  Polytechnic  Institute,  College  of 
Engineering:  and  Mines,  courses  In  Civil, 
Electrical,  Mechanical  and  Mining  En- 
gineering and  Architecture;  John  J.  Wll- 
more,  M  E  ,  Dean. 

Alabama  Polytechnic  Institute,  College  of 
Agricultural  Sciences;  courses  in  Agricul- 
ture, Horticulture  and  Animal  Industry; 
Bennett  B  Ross,  M.  S.,  Dean. 

Alabama  Polytechnic  Institute,  Department 
of  Architecture,  Joseph  Hudnut,  Director. 

Alabama  Polytechnic  Institute,  Department 
of  Pharmacy,  phar.,  co-ed.,  est.  1895; 
L  S  Blake,  Dean 

Alabama  Polytechnic  Institute.  School  of 
Veterinary  Medicine,  est.  1908;  men;  C. 
A.  Gary,  V.  S,  Dean. 

Bessemer,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  10,884. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr.  R    P.  McTyelre. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — I    A    Lewis 

City    Superintendent — A     A     Persons. 

Principal  High  School— Robt.  A.  Mickle. 

Supv    Music — F    G    Blough 

Manual   Training — Chas.    R    Kuchinskl. 

Domestic   Science — Bessie  L.   Porker. 

Drawing — Miss  Margaret  McAdory 

Coml.  and  Stenogy — J.  O    Chaneey. 

Birmingham,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.   132,685. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — B    M    Jacobs 
Sec    Bd    Educ — B    F    Gladney 
City   Superintendent — John   H    Phillips. 
Assistant    Supt — Charles    B     Glenn 
Supv    Music — Leta  Kltts. 
Manual  Training — H.  B.  Graves. 
Domestic  Science — May  Hanais. 
Physical  Culture — F.  J.  Courleaux 
Drawing — Mrs   Lenore  A.  Eldred. 
Penmanship — M    D    Anthony 
Commercial — Laura  C.  Spaldlngr. 
Kindergarten—Agnes  Wilson. 
Primary — Loula  Bradford 
Gardening — G    G    Weathersbee 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS 
Central  High  School,  7th  Ave.  and  24th  8t; 

Charles  A    Brown,  Principal. 
Ensley  High  School,  Avenue  J  and  23d  St.; 

I>    F    Banks,    Principal 
Negro  Industrial   High,    8th   Av.  and  llth; 

A.   H.  Parker,   Principal. 

Birmingham  College;  coll    and  prep.;  men; 

M    E    So  ,    est    1898,    Thornwell  Haynes, 

A.M,  President 
Birmingham  College  Training  School;  prep. 

dept.    Birmingham    College;    C.     O'Rear, 

M    A.,  Principal. 
Birmingham  Conservatory  of  Music;  music; 

est.  1896;  William  Gussen,  Director,  1816 

2nd  Ave. 
Birmingham    Dental    College;   dent.;   men; 

est.   1893;   Charles  A.    Merrill,   D.   D.   B., 

Dean. 
Birmingham   Medical   College,   med.;   re* ; 

men,  fst    1894,   Lewis  C.   Morris,   M    D.. 

Dean. 


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ALABAMA 


ALABAMA 


Birmingham — continued 

Birmingham  Medical  College.  Department 
of  Pharmacy,  A  R  Bhss,  Ji  Dean,  20th 

St    and  Ave    F 

Howard  College,  coll  and  piep  ,  men; 
Bapt  ,  est  1841,  James  M  Shelburne, 
D  D  ,  Pres. 

Howard  College  High  School;  prep,  depart- 
ment of  Howard  College,  B  I*  Noojin, 
B  S,  Principal. 

Loulie  Compton  Seminary,  girls'  boarding 
and  day,  ages  7  to  20,  non-sect  ,  est  1897, 
Miss  Hattie  Morton,  A  M,  Principal,  1722 
Fifth  Ave 

Margaret  Allen  School,  prep  ;  Miss  W.  M 
Allen,  Principal 

Massey  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1887,  William  N.  Smith,  Prin. 

South  Highlands  School  foi  Giils,  gnls* 
boat  ding,  ost  1*114,  Rev  T  Peyton  Wal- 
ton, Piesident,  1721  12th  Ave  South 

Spencer  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1895,  Robert  Campbell,  A.  B,  Pun 

University  High  School,  prep  ,  boys;  J,  J, 
White,  Principal 

Wheeler  Business  College,  bus,  sten  and 
teleg  ,  est.  1888;  Willard  J  Wheeler, 
Pres ,  1909  First  Ave. 

Blountgville,  Blount  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Prefr   Bd    Bduc — M    D    Clemmons 
fcec    Bd    Educ  — J    It    Copeland 
Town    Supeiintenclent — H    A     Fowlei 

Ninth  District  Agricultural  School,  agri  , 
co-ed  ,  state,  est  1005,  W  B  Fanai, 
Principal 

Boaz,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent— J    C    McAulcy 

fenmtf  Pemmaiy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  L.  F.  Corley, 
Principal. 

Brewton,  Escambia   Co.,  pop ,   1,600. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — &    M    Lovelace 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — A    C     Smith 
City  Supenntendent — W    L    Poiter 

Collegiate  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  G.  A. 
Harris,  Principal. 

Bridgeport,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Px*>s    Bd.  Educ. — J.  L*    Troxell  Moyor. 
Sec    Bd    Bduc.— B.  C    Jones. 
City  Superintendent— B    C.  Jones. 
Principal  High  School— Miss  Clara  Young. 

Brundldffe,  Pike  Co.,  pom  850. 

Town   Superintendent — W    H    Black 
Prin    County  H    S  — S    B    Gibson 

Butler,  Choctaw  Co.,  pop*  200. 

Prin    County  H    S — Zack  Rogeis 

Calhoun,  JLowndes   Co,  pop.  90. 

Calhoun  Colored  School  (colored) ;  agrl ; 
co-ed.;  non-sect  ,  est  1892;  Miss  Char- 
lotte R  Thorn,  Prin. 


Camden,  IVilcox  Co ,  pop.  1,500. 

Pi  os    Bd     Educ—  W    M     Cook 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Himon  Pittoison 
City  Superintendent — 11    II    Mtthew* 
Prin    County  H    S — Claud  Hardy 


Camp    Hill,   Tallapooaa  Co ,   pop.    1,000. 
Principal  High  School— C    C.  Mosely. 

Southern  Industrial  Institute;  prep,  and  In- 
dus t  ,  co-ed  ,  Lyman  Ward,  Principal. 


Carbon  Hill,  Walker  Co ,  pop.  1,100. 

City   bupoiintemlvnt — I     N    Morris 

Centerville,  Bibb  Co.,  pop.  750. 

I»i  os    BU    Educ  — John  T    Ellison 
beo    Bd    Educ — W    A    Hujes 
Tovui  Supexintendent— J     K    Alexander 
Pi  in    County   H    S — J    \V    Watson 


Clanton,  Chilton  Co,  pop.  1,050. 
City  Superintendent — J  J.  Plckens. 

University  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
R  Y.  McMornes,  Ph  D.,  Prin. 

Clayton,  Harbour  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

City   Super mten<lont-  G    (3    Cllovei 

Columbia,  Houston  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

Pi  (is    Bd    Kduc— J    W    Wood 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — W    L.  Armstrong. 
Prin    County  H    S — C.  W    Johnson 
'Supv    Music — Miss  Minnie  Breland. 

Columblana,  Shelby  Co.,  pop.  1,200 

Prin,  County  H    S — Lycurgua  Lcftwlch 

Cullman,  Cullman  Co.,  pop.  5,000, 

City   Superintendent —It    K    Lodbettor, 
Pi  in    County   H,   S— J    F    Knight 

Cullman  BusInt'SH  ('oUcga,  bus.  and  »ten  : 
L  N  Buoll,  I»rineipu2. 

Polytechnic  Collogo  and  Ladies*  Initltuto; 
prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  S  A  Felter,  A. 
M.,  Pres 

Dadevllle,  Tallapoosa  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— «    L    itellu. 

Sec    lid    Bduc— J    II.  Ashurgt 

Pi  in    County  II    H  — H    II    Holme*, 

Daphne,  Baldwin  Co,  pop.  540. 

Daphne  State  Normal  College,  nor.;  co-«dU; 
state,  H  H  Holmes,  Principal 

Pecatur,  Morgan  Co.,  pop.  8,400. 

Pius     Bd    Bduc— J    D     WykOfc 
H«c     Bd    Ktiuc.—J    A.  ThoHiason. 
City  Superintendent— J.  M.  Collier. 

Decatur  BuBinofts  Collegre,   bua    and  «t«n.: 
L,  N.  Buell,  i»rlncipal 


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Demopolis,  Marengo  Co.,  pop.  2,417. 
City  Superintendent — K.  G.  Hoover. 

Marengo  Militaiy  Institute,  military,  non- 
sect  ,  W.  A  McLeod,  Prin 

Dora,  Walker  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — William  K   Norton 

Dothan,  Houston  Go,  pop.  7,016. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — Geoige  Cotton 

Sec     Bd    Educ — J     V    Biown 

City  Rupei  intendent — P    W    Hodges 

Principal  High  School — J    M    Reeves 

Supv    Mus    and  Primaiy — Linda  Nowlin 

Penmanship — Annie    I     Gaiber 

Double  Springs,  Winston  Co ,  pop.  225. 

Prin    County   H    S — L    J    Howell 

Eclectic,  Elmore  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Pres  Bd  Bduc — J  M  Collins 
Sec  Bd  Kduc — J  B  Spivey 
Prin  County  H  S  —  W  J  Mines 

Edwardsvllle,  Clebnme  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Town  Superintendent — Fred  Wycoflt 

Edwardsvllle  Seminary,  nor  prep  and 
coml  ,  boarding,  Meth  ,  est  1907,  Wil- 
liam D  Stevenson,  Prin. 

Elba,  Coffee  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    W    Sanders 
Sec    Bd    Educ — "W     J    Steele 
Town,  Superintendent — W    T    Stcele 
Principal  JElltfh  School — O   P    Roberts 

Elkmont,  Umetone  Co.,  pop.  SOO. 

Pi  os    Bd    Educ — W    B    Vaughan. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— W    A    Todd 
Prin    County  H    S. — B    B    Baxter 

Enterprise,   Coffee   Co ,   pop.   2,150. 

Sec    Bd    Educ— A   M    Owen. 

City   Superintendent — KS    J    Muiphey 

Principal  County  H    R  — W    I    Pittman 

Eufaula,  Harbour  Co*,  pop.  4,259. 
City  Superintendent — Herman  L.  ITpshaw 

Alabama  Brenau  College-Conservatory, 
girls'  boarding;  non-sect.,  eat.  1854, 
Thomas  G.  Wilkinson,  Pres 

Eutaw,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  1,000 

City  Superintendent — Albert  P   Jackson. 

Evergreen,  Conectjh  Co.,  pop.  1.800. 

Pres    Bd    Etlue  — T    J    Williams 
Town   Superintendent— Ifithel  King. 
Manual  Training— L.  T    Lewis 
Domestic    Science — Ixmise   Dickie 

Second  District  Agricultural  School,  agrl 
and  domestic  science,  co-ed,,  state,  W. 
C    Blaalngamc,   Principal 


Falkville,  Morgan  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Prea    Bd    Educ  — R.  A    Summerf ord. 
Sec    Bd    Bduc  — H    L.  Hunter 
Principal   School — George   T.    Woodruff 

Falkville  Normal  College;  nor  ,  co-ed  ,  est 
1896,  James  L    Gibson,  A    B,  Prea. 

Fayetle,  Fajette  Co,  pop.  950. 

Pres    Bd     Bduc— C.    B    Blackburn, 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    A    Graham. 
City  Superintendent — R    L.    Reaves 
Principal  High  School — H    Willie  May. 

Fayette  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-iect, 
John  B    Ziegler,    Prin 

Florala,   Covlngton  Co.,  pop    1,500 

Pres    Bd    Educ — G     F    Petrey 
Sec.  Bd   Educ — R.  G.  Hoover 
City  Superintendent — J.  P.  Doster 
Pun    County  H    S — H    A    Pettus,  Jr 
Supv     Music— Luda   E    Hutchinson 

Florence,  Lauderdale  Co.,   pop.  6,689. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — M    W   Camper 

Sec    Bd     Educ — H.    B.    Norton. 

City    Superintendent— W     R     Harrison 

Man   Tr  and  Dom.  Sci — Miss  Sarah  Martin. 

State    Normal    School,    co-ed.,    est.    1873; 
Henry  J.  Willingham,   LL    D,   President. 

Forney,   Cherokee    Co.,   pop.   100. 
Cherokee  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-Beet  , 
eat    1894,  J.  H.   Scroggin,    Prin 

Fort  Deposit,  Lowndes  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — A    P    Brooks. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — J.  D.   Lamar. 

City  Superintendent — Mis   W   G  Forehand. 
Pi  in    County  H    S — E    H    Turner 
Supv.  Music — Misa  Nina  Dobba 

Fort  Payne,  Dekalb  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Prin    County  H    S— N   J    Callan 

Gadsden,  Etowah  Co ,  pop.  10,567. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    H   Disque 
Sec    Bd    Bduc— W    C    Giiggs 
City  Superintendent — W    C    Griggs 
Piincipal  High  School— M   W   O   Vance 
Supv.    Music — Inez  Nixon. 

Geneva,  Geneva  Co.,  pop.   1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— H     S    Funck 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — S    G    Hendrlx 
Town  Superintendent — R    W    Little 
Principal  High  School— Mrs    T    J    Lamb. 

Georgtana,   Bailer   Co*,  pop.  050. 

City  Superintendent — W    P    Lunsford 

Glrard,  Russell  Co.,  pop.  4,214. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — TS.  Ifl.  Brlttingham. 
Sec   Bd.  Educ.— B   L.  King 
City  iSuporintendent — Roy   K    Hood 
Principal  High  School — TJ    E    Snyder 
Supv    Music — Mrs.  G.  C.  Porter. 
Physical  Culture — Carrie   Splgener 


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Good  Water,  Coosa  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — James  N    Bragg 

Greensboro,  Hale  Co.*  pop.  2,416 

City  Superintendent — J   A   Baxley. 

Southern  University,  coll.  and  prep,  dept  ; 
men,  M  E  So  ,  est  1856,  Rev  Chailes  A 
Rush,  D  D ,  President 

Greenville,  Butler  Co.,  pop    4,000. 
City  Superintendent — C.   Baker  Gamble. 

Grove  Hill,  Clarke  Co.,  pop.  325 

Prin    County  H    S — M    L    Orr 

Guln,  Marlon  Co.,  pop.  550 
Prin    County  H    S. — J.  B    Clark. 

Guntersvllle,  Marshall  Co,  pop.  1,100 
Pres    Bd    Educ — Jay  Mabney. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    Ollie  Johnson 
Town  Superintendent — J    B    Vann 
Prin     County   H.   8 — Oscar   Horton. 

Garter,  Madison  Co.,  pop*  900. 

Prin    County  H    S — W    T    Stevens 

Haleyrllle,  Winston  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — L    L    James 

Hamilton,  Marlon  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    V    Bostick 
Sec    Bd    Educ— R    N    Terrell 
Town  Superintendent — J    O    Avery 

Sixth    District    Agricultural    School;    agri  ; 
co-ed.,  state,  H.  O    Sargent,  M    S,  Pres 

Hartford,  Geneva  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ.— P.  M.  Metcalf. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J.  L.  Chancy 
City  Superintendent — M.  G.  Block. 
Prin    County  H    S — B    H    Boyd 
Supv.  Music-— Miss  Jlxnxnle  Speller. 

Hartsetts,  Morgan  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 
Pres   Bd.  Educ  — M    Pattillo. 
Sec   Bd.  Educ — A.  P.  Howell. 
City  Supet  inlendent — W    F    Jones. 
Prin    County  H    S— J.  H    Riddle. 
Supv.  Music— Mlsa  L.  Barclift. 

Headland,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    R    Burdeshaw 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — W.  O    Ayres 
Town   Superintendent — W    E    Glover. 
Prin   County  H    S — D    W.  McLean. 

Healing  Springs,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  50. 

Healing  Springs  Industrial  Academy,  prep., 
co-ed.;  Bapt;  eat.  1888;  Walter  B. 
Speer,  Prin. 

Heflin,  Cleburne  Co.,  pop.  700. 

Prin    County  H    S — James  K    Hunt 


Huntsvllle,  Madison  Co.,  pop.,  7,611. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — W    T    Huchens 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    D     Humphrey 
City   Superintendent — R.    C    Johnston. 
Supv    Music — Felicia  Metcalfe 
Home   Economics — Pannie   Gluckstein 

Butler  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  S.  R    Butler, 

Principal. 
Chafin's  Business   College,   bus,   and   sten  , 

est.   1899,  W.  T    Chafln,   Pres 


Jackson,  Clark  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City    Superintendent — Frank   Abbott, 

First    District    Agricultural    School;    agri  ; 
state  co-ed  ,  est    188b,  J    J    Moore,  Pres 


Jacksonville,  Calhoun  Co.,  pop.  2,231* 

City  Supeimtemlent — G    T    Komeis 

Ptate  Noimal  School,  professional  teachers' 
cours.es,  co-ed  ,  est  1883,  Charles  W, 
Daugotte,  M,  So ,  Pres 

Jasper,  Walker  Co.,  pop.  2,509. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ. — J   H.  Bankhead,  Jr. 
Sec    Brt    Bdue — J    L    K(m«»ll 
City  Superintendent — J.  W.  Letson. 
Prin    County  H.  S. — J.  Alexander  Moore. 

Joppa,  Cullman  Co.,  pop.  325. 

Normal,  Industrial  and  Collegiate  Institute; 
prep.;  co-ed  ;  Cong.;  eat.  1892;  Rev.  H. 
Herbert,  A.  B.,  B.  D,  Prin. 

Lafayette,  Chambers  Co.,  pop.  2,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— G    E,  Collins 
Sec.  Bd    Kduc— J    A    William* 
Town  Superintendent — F.  T    Appleby 
Manual  Training — Wllhelmina  Fant. 

Lafayette  College;  prep  ;  co-cd  ;  non- 
sect  ;  Flavius  T.  Appleby.  Pres. 

Lanett,  Chambers  Co.,  pop.  3,820. 

City  Superintendent — W    S.   Lcatherwood. 

Leighton,  Colbert  Co.,  pop.  570. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — R.  C    Bibb 
Sec    Bd    Eclue — J    T    Ferguson 
Town  Superintendent— E    Christian. 
Prin    County  H    8 — P    M    Munro. 
Agrl    &  Man.  Tr  —  I*    A    Ktlmonson. 

Uneville,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

City   Superintendent-— Brandt  La  Boon. 

Northeast  Alabama  Agricultural  and  Indu«- 
trial  Institute;  state,  co-cd.;  Brandt  L«, 
Boon  fiupt 

Livingston,  Snmter  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

City  Superintendent — R.  K.  Hood, 

State  Normal  School;  teachers'  course*  and 
school  of  arts,  women;  etate;  out  1882; 
George  W*  Brock,  Pres. 


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Luverne,  Crenshaw  Co.,  pop.  1,550. 

City  Superintendent — W    G    Cameron 

Marion,  Perry  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William   Fowlkes 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    H    Mason 
City  Superintendent — Charles  C    Johnson 
Prin    County  H    S — J    A    York 

Judson  College ,  coll ,  prep ,  music,  expres- 
sion, women,  Bapt,  est.  1839,  Paul  V. 
Bomar,  President. 

Lincoln  Normal  School  (colored),  nor.; 
co-ed  ,  M  L  Phillips,  Principal. 

Marion  Baptist  Academy  (colored);  prep.; 
co-ed  ,  J.  M.  Brown,  Principal. 

Marion  Female  Seminary;  girls'  boarding, 
Preb  ;  est  1836,  W  R  Carothers,  Pres. 

Marlon  Institute,  prep.,  boy's;  non-sect  , 
est.  1887,  H.  O  Murfee,  Supt. 

Milltown,  Chambers  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Prin    County  H    S — G    M    Veazey 

Mobile,  Mobile  Co.,  pop.  51,521. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— H.  T    Hartwell. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Richard  Hines. 
City  Superintendent — Samuel  S.  Murphy. 
Assistant  Superintendent — C.  F.  Vigor. 
Principal  High  School — Lee  Byrne. 
Manual  Tiaining — R   H    Condie. 
Domestic  Science — Ruth  Oliver 
Drawing — R    H   Condie 
Piimary — Miss  Klmball 
Elementary — Miss   Dodge 

Academy  of  the  Visitation;  girls'  boarding, 
R  C  ,  est.  1833;  Sister  Mary  de  Chantal, 
Superior. 

Baker  Graded  School,  girls'  day,  non-sect.; 
est  1888,  Miss  Nannie  Baker,  Principal, 
155  N.  Clalborne  at 

Crane  School;  prep  ,  girls;  non-sect.;  Miss 
Crane,  Prin 

Emerson  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute; 
colored),  co-ed;  Cong;  est.  1866;  Wil- 
liam Barnard  Smith,  A.  M.,  Principal, 
266  S  Scott. 

Hunter's  Select  School  for  Girls;  girls' 
boarding,  non-sect;  Miss  Sallle  E.  Hun- 
ter, Prin. 

Knott's  School;  girls*  boarding;  non-sect.; 
Miss  L.  Knott,  Prin. 

McGill  Institute;  prep,  and  bus.;  boys,  R. 
C  ;  est.  1897,  Rev  William  A.  Kerrigan, 
Pres ,  252  Government  at. 

Mobile  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten., 
Mrs  C.  O.  Meuat,  Principal. 

Mobile  Kindergarten  Training  School;  nor- 
mal kindergarten,  A.  Elizabeth  Johnson, 
Prin 

St  Mary's  Select  School;  girls'  boarding; 
R.  C.;  Sister  Aloysia,  Prin. 

St.  Vincent's  Select  School,  girl*'  board- 
Ing;  R.  C.;  Mother  Superior. 

University  of  Alabama  School  of  Medicine; 
mod.;  reg.;  co-ed.;  est  1859;  Eugene  D. 
Bondurant,  M.  D.,  Dean. 


Mobile — con  tinued 

University  of  Alabama  School  of  Medicine, 
Department  of  Pharmacy;  co-ed.;  est 
1859,  Tucker  H.  Frazer,  M  D,  Dean 

Wright's  Military  Academy,  boys'  board- 
ing, mil.;  Julius  T  Wright,  Supt. 


Monroeville,  Monroe  Co.,  pop.  480. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — I    B.  Slaughter. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    P.   Yeldell 
Town  Supeiintendent-*-E    P    Yeldell 
Prin    County  H    S  — George  A    Harris 


Montevallo,  Shelby  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 

City  Superintendent — H    G    Dowling. 

Alabama  Girls'  Technical  Institute;  prep 
and  indust,  women,  state;  est  1896; 
Thomas  Waverly  Palmer,  A.  M.,  LL.  D, 
Pres. 


Montgomery,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  38,136. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Benjamin  J    Baldwin. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Bmil  J    Meyer       * 
City  Superintendent  —  Charles  L    Floyd 
Prin    Lanier  High  School—  A.  K.  McKemte 
Supv    Music  —  Alice  Sachs 
Penmanship  —  Bessie   A    Meade 
Manual  Training  —  Harold  L    Weatherby. 
Domestic  Science  —  Marjorie  P   Camper 

Barnes  School,  prep.;  boys,   E    R.  Barnes, 

Principal. 

Draughon's     Practical     Business     College; 

bus  ,  sten  ,  civil  service,  teleg.  ;  Oliver  B. 

Harris,   Manager.      , 
Edgar  School,  boys,  prep.;  non-sect;  R.  B. 

Edgar,  Principal. 
Loretta  Academy,   girls'   boarding;    R.    C  ; 

Sister  M.  Xavier,   Superior. 
Margaret   Booth   School,    girls'  prep,;  Mav- 

gaiet    Booth,    Principal 
Massey   Business    College,   bus.    and   it  en.; 

est   1884;   Ralph  D.   Qulsenberry,   B.   A., 

Prin, 
Starke  University  School;  boys*  boarding; 

non-sect;  J.  M.  and  S.  C.  Starke,  Prins. 
State  Normal  School  for  Colored  Student* 

(colored),   nor  ,  state,  co-ed,   J    W    Be- 

verly,  Principal 
Woman'*     College      of     Alabama;      coll.; 

women,    M     E3     So  ;    est.    1910,    M.    W. 

Swaitz,  Th    D.,  President. 


Moulton,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ.—  -Clark  Bragg. 

Sec    Bd    Bduc  —  O    L.  Judy. 

Prin.  County  H    S  —  John  M.  CroweU. 


Moundvllle,  Hale  Co.,  pop.  475. 

State   Normal  School,   nor  ;   state;   co-ed.; 
G    A,   Young,    Pres. 


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Nat,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  10. 

Green  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Cong  ;  eat 
1891,  Miss  Anna  Swanson,  Principal. 

New  Deoatur,  Morgan  Co.,  pop.  6,118. 

Pres  Bd  Educ.— W.  A.  Bibb. 
Clerk  Bd  Educ  — B  E  Graves 
City  Superintendent — R  W  Cowait 

Newton,  Bale  Co.*  pop.  700. 

Town   Superintendent — W    J    Dominey 
Baptist  Collegiate   Institute,   prep  ,   co-ed., 
Bapt  ;  A.  W.  Tate,  Prin 

Normal,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  88. 

Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College  (col- 
ored), Academic,  Normal,  Domestic 
Science,  Mechanic  Arts,  Music  and  Com- 
mercial; state;  co-ed.,  non-sect  ;  eat. 
1875,  Walter  S  Buchanan,  Pres. 

Notasulga,  Macon  Co.,  pop.  675. 

Prin    County  H    S  — C    C    Slaton 

Odenvllle,  St.  Clair  Co.,  pop.  350. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    S    Hodges 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    C    Watson 
Town   Superintendent — C    Purkett 
Prin    County  H.  S — J    O.  Sturdivant 

Oneonta,  Blount  Co ,  pop.  850. 

Prin    County  H    S — T.  C.  Moore 

Opelika,  "Lee  Co.,  pop.  4,500. 

City  Superintendent — Ploy  Hall 
Prin  County  H  S — IT  Qulnn 

Opp,  Covtagton  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City  Superintendent — J    F    Sco field, 

Oxford,  Calhonn  Co.,  pop.  1,450. 

Fres   Bd   Educ  — Charles  A    Armentraut 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — D.  C    Cooper 
City  Supeiintendent — Russell  S    King. 
Prin    County  H    S  — Russell  S    King. 

Ozark,  Dale  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Prin    County  H    S — L    K    Benson 

Phoenix,  Lee  Co.,  pop.  4,250. 

Pres  Bd  Educ— A  H  Ktttrell 
Sec  Bd  Educ  —Moss  Hai  risen 
City  Superintendent — Alice  Coulter 

Piedmont,  Calhonn  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

City  Superintendent — Gordon  Worley 

Pine  Apple,  Wllcox  Co.,  pop.  700. 

Town  Superintendent — N   W   Henson. 

Moore  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  BS.  I*.  Wil- 
liamson, Principal. 

Plsgah,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  140. 
John    J    Beeson   Academy,    prep  ,    co-ed.; 
Bapt  ;  J    Justice  Beeson,  Prin. 

Plantersville,  Dallas  Co.,  pop.  225. 

Prin    County  H    S. — J    k   Moulder 


Prattville,  Autauga  Co.,  pop.  2,050. 

Prin    County  H    S  — II    T    Wallace 


Reform,  Pickens  Co.,  pop.  760. 

Town    JSupei intern! ent — D    W    Bony 
Prin    County  II    S  — J    E    Hemlley 


Roanoke,  Randolph  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

City  Superintendent — L    L    Vann 
Prin    Handley  H    S. — H.  B    Norton. 

Roanoke  Normal  School,  private,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  W  H  McDaniel,  B  S , 
Pres 


Rockford,  Coosa  Co  ,  pop.  450. 

Pres    Bel    Educ — Julius  Jones 
Sec    Bd    Educ— K     L,     Bayctt 
Prin    County  H    R  —  A    U    Jones 


Rogersvllle,  Lauderdale  Co.,  pop.  900. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — J  D  Longshore 
Soc  Bd  Educ — Iia  H  T5edinfffl>ltl 
Prin  Countv  H  S — K  M  Hodson 


Russellville,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  2,150. 

City   Rupeiintonclent — I-    S    McRight 
Prin   rounty  II    S  — E    T    Holding 

St.  Bernard,  Cullman  Co.,  pop.  25. 

St    Bernard  College,  coll  ,  men,  R    C  ;  est 
1892;    Rev.    Bernard    Menges,    O.    S.    B. 


Samson,  Geneva  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Supei  intendent— W    T.  Tiller. 


Scottsboro,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Prin    County  II    S  —  R    P   Wills 

Selma,  Dallas  Co.,  pop.  13,640. 

Pres  Bd   Educ.— Col.  W.  K.  Nelson. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ.— Mr,  C.  M.  Howard. 
City  Superintendent — Arthur  F.  Harmon. 
Principal  H   S.— Edward  G.  McGehee,  Jr. 
Supv  Music—Miss  Thomasine  Cobb, 
Man.  Tr ,  Draw  and  Pen'ship—Harry  BeML 
Domestic  Science— Miss  Mabel  Mllhan. 
Dallas  Academy;  prap.;  co~ed.;  A.  F.  Her- 
man, Principal. 

Payne  University  (colored),  coll.,  co-ed  ; 
M  E  ,  est  188 j,  Hiram  B,  Archer,  t,L.D,, 
Pres. 

Selma  University  (colored);  coll.;  co-ed.; 
Bapt.;  ets.  1878;  Rev.  Matthew  William 
Gilbert,  A.  *.,  D.  D.,  President. 

Sheffield,  CoZoert  Co.,  pop.  4,000. 
Pres,  Bd,  Educ.— Judge  J.  H.  Nathan. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ.— Sid.  B.  Jones. 
City  Superintendent — William   P.   Johnson, 
Principal  High  School— Lena.  Roberts. 


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ALABAMA 


ALABAMA 


Snow  Hill,  Wilcox  Co,   pop.  600. 

Snow  Hill  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute, 
nor,  co-ed,  non-sect,  est  1894,  W  J 
Edwards,  Prin 

Spring:  Hill,  Mobile  Co ,  pop.  182. 
Spring  Hill    College,   coll     and   prep    dept  ; 
men,  B   C  ,  est.  1830;  Rev   Edward  Cum- 
mings,  S   J.,  President 

Springville,  St    Clair  Co.,  pop.  550. 

Town  Superintendent — G    W    Floyd 

Spring  Lake  College,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1897,  W  A  McCreless,  Prln 

Stevenson,  Jackson  Co ,  pop    575. 

Town  Supeiintendent — N    H    Price 

Austin  Training  School,  prop  ;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  W  P  Mawry,  Prln 

Sylaoaugra,  Talladega  Co.,  pop  1,300. 

City  Supeiintendent — J    B    Murphy 

Fourth  District  Agricultural  School,  agri  , 
coed  ,  state,  est  1895,  G  H  Thigpen, 
Pres 

Talladega,  Talladeya  Co.,  pop.  5,854 
Pres   Bd    Educ—J.  K.  Bison. 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — John  C   Williams 
City  Superintendent — Daniel  A    McNeill 
Principal  High  School — Henry  M    Wooda 
Supv    Mus    and  Draw. — June  Crawford. 

Alabama  Synodicnl  College  for  Women 
girls'  boarding,  Prcsb  ,  est  1903,  Rev  J 
K  Thompson,  President. 

Institute  for  Deaf,  Dumb  and  Blind,  state, 
F,  H  Manning,  M.  A  ,  Supt 

Talladega  College  (colored) ;  courses  in  Nor- 
mal, Collegiate,  Theology  and  Music;  co- 
ed ;  Cong  ,  est  1687;  John  M.  P.  Met- 
calf.  President. 

Thontaftton,  Marengo  Co.,  pop.  450. 

Prin    County  H    S — J.  L    Gibson 

Thomasville,  Clark  Co,,  pop.  750. 

Supt   of  Schools — H   M.  Morrow. 

Thorsby,  Chllton  Co.,  pop.  400. 

Town  Superintendent — Mrs    Zelma  Manlng 

Thorsby  Institute;  prop  ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect,; 
eat.  1906;  S.  H  Herbert,  Principal. 

Trinity.  Morgan  Co.,  pop.  200. 

Superintendent  of  Schools— J    B    Lockhart 

North  Alabama  Collegiate  Institute;  prep*; 
co-ed.;  Rev  Joseph  us  Shackelford,  Prin 

Troy,  Pike  Co.,  pop.  4,961. 

Pren    Bd    Kcluc—L    M    Bashinsky 
City  Superintendent — John  R.  Mcl*ure. 

State  Normal  School;  teachers'  training 
courses;  state;  co-ed.;  est.  1887;  Edward 
M.  Shackelford,  LI/.  D.,  President 


Tnscaloosa,    Tuscaloosa    Co,    pop.   8,407. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    B    Nuzum 
City    Superintendent — James   H.    Foster. 
Principal  High  School — Frank  I*  Grove. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Lucile  DeVere. 
Com'l  and  S  ten  og.— Miss  Claude  Burton 
Domestic    Science — Madalme   Burns 

Central  Female  College,  girls  boarding 
Bapt  ,  est  1858,  B  F  Giles,  A  M,  Pres 

Stillman  Institute  (colored),  prep  ,  men. 
Presb  ,  James  G  Snedecor,  LL  D  ,  Pres- 
ident 

Tnficumbia,   Colbert    Co.,    pop.   2,500. 

City  Superintendent— J    F    Collins. 

Deshler  Female  Institute,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  Miss  Annabel  Home,  Principal. 

Tnskegree,   Macon   Co.,  pop    2,500. 

City  Superintendent — R    B    Thompson 

Tuskegee  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute 
(colored),  academic,  agricultural,  me- 
chanical  and  industrial  courses;  co-ed.: 

non-soct  ,  est    1881,  Robeit  R   Moton,  LLi 
D  ,    Pi  me  i  pal 

Union    Springs,  Bullock    Co.,   pop.   3,000. 
City  Supt  and  Prin.  H.  S — E    S.  Pugh. 

Uniontown,  Perry  Co ,  pop    1,836 

City  Supeiintendent — W    P    Champion 

University  P  O ,  Tuscaloosa  County. 

University  of  Alabama;  comprises  College 
of  Arts  and  Sciences,  School  of  Educa- 
tion, College  of  Engineering,  School  of 
Law,  School  of  Medicine  (at  Mobile),  De- 
partment of  Pharmacy  (at  Mobile),  Sum- 
mer School  for  Teachers;  state  univ.;  co- 
ed ;  est  1831;  George  H.  Denny,  LL.  D., 
President. 

University  of  Alabama,  School  of  Education; 
professional  teachers'  training  courses; 
est  1909,  James  J  Doster,  A.  H.,  Dean. 

University  of  Alabama,  College  of  Engi- 
neering; courses  in  Chemical,  Civil,  Elec- 
trical, Highway,  Mechanical,  and  Mining 
Engineering;  est.  1881;  George  Jacob 
Davis,  Jr.,  C,  E ,  Dean. 

University  of  Alabama,  School  of  ILaw, 
course  covers  two  years;  est.  1845;  Al- 
bert J  Faxrah,  LI*  B ,  Dean. 

University  Training  School;  prep  for  boys; 
Stonewall  J  Pulliam,  Principal. 

Vetnon,  T.amar  Co,   pop.  750. 

Proa    Bd    Educ — E.  R    Harris 
Roe    Bd    Educ — J    E    Armstrong 
Prin    County  H.  S — E    L  "Williamson 

Walnut  Grove,  Btowah  Co,  pop.  275. 
Walnut  Grove  College,  coll    and  prep.;  co- 
ed. ;  non-sect ;  W.  J    Nash,  Pres. 

Warrior,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  1,1200. 

Pres   Bd    Educ— A    N    Mintner      * 
flee.  Bd   Educ— V    S   Culwell, 
Principal  High  School — J   C   Gmmmer 


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Wedowee,  Randolph  Co.,  pop    500. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — Joseph  R    Hood 

Sec     Bd     Educ — 3     M     Yates 

Pun    County  H    S — H    D    Weatheis 

West  Blocton,  Bibb   Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — W  F  Pyre 
Sec  Bd  Educ — W  R  Young 
Principal  High  School — W  B  Love  joy 

Wetnmpka,  Elmore  Co,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    A    Howie 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    E    Lacy 
City  Supciintcndent — C    V    Thompson 
Supv    Music — Adelaide  Hewett 
Art — Mamie   Bovkin 

Fifth    District    Agricultural    School,    agrl  , 
oo-ed  ,  state,  C    V    Thompson,  Pres 


Whistler,  Mobile  Co.,   pop.    1,100. 

City  Superintendent — Tabby  Blake. 


Wilsonville,    Shelby  Co.,  pop.   1,095. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — J    C     Mooney. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    S    McEwon 
City  Superintendent — J    C    Mooney 
Principal  High  School— Jeff   D.  Harrla. 


York,  Sumter  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Town   Supt — ES    H    Longshore 
Prin    County  H    S — W    F    Osborn 


ARIZONA 

Population,  204,354.     School  census,  38,791.    School  age,  6-21. 

Arizona  is  the  forty-sixth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  204,354  inhabitants,  of  whom  83.9  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number,  22.9 
per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population,  ten 
years  of  age  and  over,  is  20.9  per  cent ,  the  state  ranking  forty-fifth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

C.  O.  CASE,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Phoenix 

FRANK  JUYNES,  Assistant  Superintendent  .  .  , .      .     .       Phoenix 

STATE  BOABD  OF  EDUCATION 

Gov.  THOMAS  E.  CAMPEDL,  President  ...  ...  Phoenix 

C.  O.  CASE,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Secretary Phoenix 

A.  J.  MATTHEWS,  Principal  Arizona  Normal  School .Tempe 

B.  H.  H.  BLOME,  Principal  Northern  Arizona  Normal  School Flagstaff 

B.  B.  VON  KLEIN  SMID,  President  University  of  Arizona     ...  Tucson 

A.  K.  STABLER,  Principal  Phoenix  High  School Phoenix 

CUKIIS  W.  MILLER,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools Preacott 

STATE  BOABD   OF  EXAMINEBS 

C.  O.  CASE,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Chairman Phoenix 

JT.  3D.  LOPEE,  Member Phoenix 

A.  H.  FULTON,  Member Phoenix 

ABIZQNA  STATE  TEACHEBS'  ASSOCIATION 

GL  II.  MADDEN,  President      ...            .     ,                ....  Nogalea 

BAEAH  M.  WHITOTELD,  Secretary Phoenix 


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ARIZONA 


COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS 
OF   SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Apache  George  Brown,  St   Johns 

Cochise  Elsie   Tales,   Tombstone 

Coconmo.  Lenore   Frances,   Flag-staff 

Gila  Babry  Crozier,  Globe 

Graham  S    C    Heywood,  Thatcher 

Greenlee.  J    TV    Aker,   Clifton 

Maricopa  R   H    Fulton,  Phoenix 

Mohave  Mrs  L  J  Lasell,  Kingman 


County  Name  and  Address 

Navaio  Joseph  Peterson,  Holbrook 
Pima  Veia  55    Schurtz,  Tucson 

Pmal  L/ola  LeBaion,  Florence 

Santa  Cruz  . 

Mrs  Josephine  Saxon,  Nogales 

Yavapai  W    Curtis  Miller,   Prescott 
Yurna  Nora  Id    Mariow,   Yuma 


PUBLIC,    PKlVAiiu     AND     ENDOWED 
SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Benson,  Cochise  Go,  pop.  1,000. 

Pros    Bd    Educ — H    Wotz 
Sec    Bd    Educ— H    P    Meirill 
•City    Supt     and    Prin     Union    H     R — F     A 
Robinson 

Blsbee,  Cochise  Co.,  pop.  9,019. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — A.   G    Watldns 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    A    McDonald 

City  Superintendent— Charles  F    Phllbrook 

Piincipal  High  School — Z    Q    Snyder 

Rupv    Music — Sallio  J    McCall 

Manual  Training — E    G    Limprecht 

Domestic   Science — Adeline  Ulrich 

Drawing — Lydia  M    Sloane. 

Commeicial — S    S    Saltord 

Clifton,  Greenlee  Co.,  pop.  4,874. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  Grixnos 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mat  Danenhauer. 
City   Superintendent — J     A     Davis 
Principal  High  School — A    A   Clement 
Supv    Music — Annette  W    Joy 
Manual  Training — S   K  Caldwell. 
Drawing — Frances   Bain. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — P.  M.  George. 

Douglas,  Cochise  Co.,  pop.  6,437. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — J.  H.  Westover. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — Fred  Ingle 
City   Superintendent — R     E    Sowew 
Principal  High  School — M.  H   Blome. 

Duncan,  Greenlee  Co.,  pop   1,200. 

Cleric  Sch    Bd  — B    H    L,aneau 
Principal  High  School — L,    N   George. 

Flagstaff,  Coronlno  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — E    M    Brown 
City  Superintendent — <X  H.  Richardson. 
Music  &  Dom.  Sci.~ Elizabeth  Watkins 
Manual   Training — Miss  Nevada   Moore 
Drawing — Esther  A    Bullard. 


con  tinned 

Northern  Arizona  Noimal  School,  normal, 
state;  co-ed  ,  est  1899;  Budolph  H.  H 
Blome,  Ph  D ,  Principal 


Florence,  Pinal  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

City  Supei  Intomlent— F    J    Sullivan 
Manual  Tmininff — A    JO    Rtimunda 
Domestic    Scieme — Eva  Moore 
Oommt'iciul — Willie  Sullivan 


Fort  Defiance,  Apache  Co.,  pop.  150. 

Navaio  Training  School,  Govt.  industrial 
school  for  Indians;  co-ed.,  est.  1873 ( 
Peter  Paqucth,  Supt. 

Glendale,   Maricopa   County. 

CJity  Superintendent — Homer  Davis 
Pi  in    Union  H    S— J    (%  Kenwcll. 
Manual  Tinlnlnir-  -(3    CJ    Morgan 
Domestic  S<Ience — Flossie  I>    Wills 
ul— C    A    Mc-Kee. 


Globe,  Gila  Co.,  pop.  7,083. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ. — B    F.  Baker. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — J.  I*.  Alexander. 
City  Superintendent— Walter  P    Bland, 
Pitncipal  High  School— W    P    Bland 
Domestic  Science — Nelle  K    Lindsay. 
Commercial — Marian  Siberts. 

Jerome,  Yavapai  Co.,  pop.  8,000. 
Pres    Bd.  Educ.— M.  J.  Bradley. 
Sec    Bd    Bduc. — A.  L    Ruse 
City  Superintendent — R.  G.  Stevenson, 
T'rlncipol  High  School— Prank  A    Robinson 
Supv.  Music — Mrs.  R    G.  Stevenson. 


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ARIZONA 


ARIZONA 


Ream's  Canon,  Navajo  Co,  pop.  29. 

Moqul  Indian  Training  School,  Govt  indus- 
trial school  for  Indians,  co-ed  ,  Theo  G 
Lemmon,  Supt. 

Kingman,  Mohave  Co.,  pop   1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  A    E    Wai  e 

See    Bd    Bduc  —  I    M    George 

City  Supt    &  Pun    H    S  —  W    L,    L-inville 

Manual  Tiaming  —  D    D    Whitney 

Mesa,  Maricopa  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent  —  G    0    Sherwood 
Pimcipal  High  School  —  L.    E    GOBS 
Man    Ti    and  Agile  —  F    C   Johnson 
Domestic  Feience  —  Mrs    M  \rtle  W   Peiguson 
Commeicial—  A     M     Hinds 

Evans  School  lor  Bovs,  prep  ranch  school, 
eat  1902,  II  David  Evans,  Puncipal 

Met  calf,  Greenlee  Co,  pop    2,500. 

Principal  ot  Schools  —  J    C    Campbell 

Miami,  Oila  Co  ,  pop.  700 

Flint  ipal  ol  bchools  —  J    D    Elliott 

Mohave  City,  Mohave  Co.,  pop   175. 

Fort  Mohave  Indian  School,  Govt  indus- 
trial school  for  Indians,  co-ed  ,  est  1890, 
Duncan  D  McArthur,  B  S  ,  B  Pd  ,  Supt. 

Morenrl,   Greenlee  Co.,   pop.  5,010. 

Prcs    Bd    Educ  —  D    M    Cansler 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  M    H    McLean 
City   Supt    &   Pi  in    H     S  —  W    E     Lutz 
Music  &  Diaw  —  Clara  Pease 
Manual  Tiaining  —  Earl  P    Sharpe 
Domestic   Science  —  Gladys   Mosher, 


Santa  Cruse  Co.,  pop.  2,000 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    R—G   H    Madden 
Domestic   Hcicnoe—  Gladys   Soarlo 
Cdmmcicial  —  Robot  t  TJ    Martin 

Fearer,  Coohige  Co  ,  pop.  700. 

Principal  of  Schools  —  L   E    McFadden 

Phoenix,  Maricopa  Co.,  pop.  11,184. 

Prea     Bd    Educ  —  Sims    Ely 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  —  L.  D.  Dameron. 
City    Superintendent  —  John  D    Loper. 
Principal  High  School  —  A.  K.   Stabler. 
Supv    Music  —  Edith  Sutherland. 
Manual  Training  —  Lester  R    Finch 
Domestic  Science  —  Florence  J.  Graham. 
Drawing  —  Cordelia  McLain. 

Lamson  Business  College,  bus*  and  sten  , 
E,  M*  Lamaon,  Prea 

United  States  Indian  Industrial  School, 
Govt  industrial  school  for  Indians;  co- 
ed ,  est.  1890;  Charles  W.  Goodman,  Supt 

Prescott,  Yavapai  Co.,  pop.  5,002. 
Prefi.   Bd    Bduc—  M,  B.  Hazeltine 
Sec.  Bd    Educ—  Dr   J    H.  Blaln. 
Oity  Supeiintenaent—  W    D    Baker 
Principal  High  School  —  Frank  H.  Hart 
Supv    Music  —  Mabel  Barnard 
Manual  Tiaining—  Alvard  BOBS. 
Domestlo  Science—  Grace  Murray 
Physical  Culture—  -Fleta  Smith. 
Penmanship  —  Lena  Hartsfield. 
Commercial  —  Ellen   Clemens. 


Preseott— continued 

St  Joseph  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  , 
Sisters  of  St  Joseph 

Raj,  Pinol  Co.,  pop    1,000. 

Cits    Principal — Geitrude  Huff 

St    Johns,  Apache   Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City   Superintendent — F    A.   Hinckley. 

Safford,  Graham  Co,  pop.  1,200 

City  Supei  mtendent — D    M    Hibner 

Solomon ville,  Graham  Co ,  pop.  629. 

Principal  ot  Schools — Came  E    Simpson 

Tempe,  Maricopa  Co,  pop.  1,300 

Pies     Bd     Educ — J     H     Henness 

Sec    Bd    Bduc — G    R    Finch 

City  Supt    &  Pun    H    S — Oscai    Mullen 

Supv     Music — Myrtle    E     Rice 

Commercial — W   B    Christy 

Manual   Training* — S     J.    Jennings. 

Tempe  Normal  School  of  Arizona,  normal; 
state,  co-ed.,  est  1886,  A.  J  Matthews, 
Pies 

Thatcher,  Graham  County. 

Principal   of  Schools, — D    B    Jones 
Manual  Ti  .lining — Reg    Davis 
Domestic  Ait — Edna  Jones 

Gila  Academy ,  prep  ,  co-ed  '  non-sect ,  R. 
C  Peterson,  Principal 

Tombstone*   Cochlse   Co.,   pop.   1,582. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — Joseph  McPhereon. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mis.  W    S    Gillmoie 
City  Supt    &  Pi  in    H    S  — C    E    Tilford 
Manual  Tiaming- — E    G    Limpiecht 
Domestic  Science — Adeline  Ulrich. 
Commeicial — Carrie  Worley. 

Tucson,  Pima  Co.,  pop.   13,193. 

City   Superintendent — Harold   Steele 
Principal     High     School — Edward     Vander 

Vries 

Manual  Training1 — David  J    Wolfe 
Domestic  Science — Maude  McMulIen 
Supv    Music — Elsa  Jennings. 
Di  awing — Amelia  P.  Rcmmele 

St  Joseph  Academy;  girls'  boarding:,  R.  C.; 
est  1871;  Sister  M.  Alexandrine,  Supe- 
rioress. 

State  School  for  the  Deaf;  state  institu- 
tion, est  1912,  Howard  Griffin,  Supt. 

Tucson  Business  College,  bus,  sten,  teleg.; 
est.  1912,  F  I<  Harroun,  President. 

University  of  Arizona,  comprises  College  of 
Liberal  Arts,  of  Engineering,  and  Agri- 
cultural Experiment  Station;  co-ed.; 
state,  est  1891,  Rufus  B  von  Klein 
Smid,  A  M,  President 

University  of  Arizona,  Agricultural  Experi- 
ment Station;  courses  in  agriculture; 
Robert  H  Forbes,  B.  S.,  Director. 

University  of  Arirona,  College  of  Engineer- 
ing; courses  in  civil,  electrical,  mechan- 
ical and  mining  engineering,  William 
Wheeler  Henley,  A  B,  Director 


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T,  Cochise  Co.,  pop.  650. 

City  Supt    &  Prm    II    S — A    J    Baker 

Williams,  Coconino  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Clerk  Bd    Educ  — B    M    Twitty 

City  Superintendent — A    W    Youngblood 

Supt    Music  &  Art — Beitha  J    Peet 

Man    Ti    &  Dom    Science — Maiy  L    Watson 


Win  slow,  Kara  jo  Co  ,  pop.  1,500. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Mrs    A    E    Gillard 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Theo    Nicthammer 
City  Superintendent — G    B    Cornelius. 
Principal  High  School — Guy  W    Biubackci 


ARIZONA 


Yuma,  Yuma  Co.,  pop.  2,200. 

Cits    Supeuntendent — C    W    MoGiaw 
Prin    Union  H    S  — Grant  Van  Hoose 
Supt   Mu&ic  &  Di  awing — Daisy  McKee 
Domestic  Science — Mis    Maij   Van  Hoose 


Fort  Yuma  Indian  School,  Govt  indus- 
trial school  for  Indians,  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ; 
est  1883,  Locon  L  Odle,  Superintendent 


ARKANSAS 

Population,  1,574,449.    School  census,  573,772.    School  age,  6-21. 

Arkansas  is  the  twenty-fifth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  1,574,449  inhabitants,  of  whom  71.8  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number, 
1.1  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population, 
ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  12.6  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  thirty-eighth  in  this 
respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE   SUPEBINTENDENT'S    OFFICE 

GBO.  B.  OuOK,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Little  Bock 

O.  P.  FINDLET,  Deputy  Superintendent.      . .  .    .  .  .  Little  Bock 

B.  W.   TOKREYSON,  Professor  of  Secondary  Education Little  Bock 

J.  L.  BOND,  Supervisor  of  Rural  Schools     Little  Bock 

Miss  EVA  BEICHABDT,  State  Organizer  School  Improvement Little  Bock 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 

GEO.  B.  COOK,  Ex-offdo  Chairman Little  Bock 

J.  W.  KUYKENDALL,  Secretary     .     .  .   .  .    .  ...     Fort  Smith 

L.  P.  ANDERSON   Marvell 

D.  A.  BEADHAM Warren 

J.  BBRNHART Arkansas  City 

J.  0.  FUTRALL Fayetteville 

SIDNEY  PICKENS Batesville 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 

B.  C.  HALL,  President  Little  Bock 

W.  E.  LASETER,  Secretary    England 

P  ,1    'ft  "  COTTNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  AND  EXAMINERS  OF  SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Arkansas.. J  M  Henderson,  Jr.  DeWitt 

Ashley W.  B.  Massey,  Hamburg 

Baxter,..     .     B  A   Spradlin  Mt  Home 
Ben  ton.       W.  It    Edwards,  Bontonvllle 

Boono     ,J,  W  Nicholson,  Copps 

Bradley B.  L.  Herring,  "Warren 

Calhoun I*   A   Talbot.  Harrell 

Carroll.     M.  L>   McCall,  Eureka  Springs 

Carroll  * J,  C   Bunch,  Berry  ville 

Chieftt U    C.  Barnett,  Dermott 

Clark B  M  Mace,  Arkadelphia 


County  Name  and  Address 

Clay     .    .    .     "W.  H    Winston,  Greenway 

Clay       N.  E  Hicks,  Datto 

Cleburne . . .  .Fred  Moore,  Heber  Springrs 
Cleveland    J  C   Snipes,  New  Edinbburg: 

Columbia W.  A   Jackson,  McNeU 

Con  way   .James  L   Lucas,  Center  Rid?e 

Craigrhead B3    B.  Barrett,   Jonesboro 

Crawford  .    .  H  W  Shaffer,  Van  Buren 

Crittenden T.  P.  Johnson,  Earle 

Cross HA.  "Woodward,  "Wynne 

Dallas     .     ..      .J    J   Harrison,  Fordyce 


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COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  AND  EX  A  SHIVERS  OP  SCHOOLS— Continued 


County  Name  and  Address 

Desha  J  W  A  Reynolds,  Arkansas  City 

Drew WC.  Cruce,  Monticello 

Faulkner  ..J    M.  C.  Vaughter,  Conway 
Franklin   .         .  J  J  Partam,  Altus 

Franklin  G    L    Amos,   Chaileston 

Fulton  J   G  Albright  Salem 

Garland.     D    A    Crockett,  Hot  Springs 
Grant  T   Nathan  Nail,  Sheridan 

Greene  W    K   Kelley,  Paragould 

Hempstead     J  W  Ramsey,  Washington 


Hot  Spring. 
Howard . 
Independence 
Izard 
Jackson 
Jefferson   . 
Johnson     , 
Lafayette. 
Lawrence. 


.W   D   Leiper,  Malvern 
. .     R    H   Kolb,  Nashville 
Sid    Pickens,  Batesville 
W    B    Schultz,  Melbourne 
JB3   H   Bowman,  Remmel 
A.  W.  Lowe,  Pine  Bluff 
.B   M    Riddell,  Clarksville 
.J    F.  Bright,  Lewisville 
R   C   Waldron,  Black  Rock 


Lee..  (Supt )  T  A.  Futrall,  Marianna 
Lincoln  ..,W  A  Fish,  Star  City 

Little  River  B  H  Coughran,  Foreman 
Logan  Reedy  Buzbee,  Blame 

Logan  .   G    A    Scott,  Booneville 

Lonoke...  -E  R.  Robinson,  Lonoke 
Madison  W  A  Easterling,  Huntsville 
Marion  .  .  Fred  Williams,  Flippin 
Miller. .  (Supt )  J  Winham,  Texarkana 
Mississippi  J  D  Swift,  Blytheville 
Monroe  .  (Supt )  D.  Bo  wen,  Brinkley 


County  Name  and  Address 

Montgomery W   G.  Miller.  Mt  Ida, 

Nevada  C   M  Hirst,  Emmet 

Newton  A   B   Arbaugh,  Jasper 

Ouachita  G    W    Preddv,  Camden 

Perry  .  W   B    Loudermilk,  Adona 

Phillips  E  M  Pipkin,  Jr  ,  Helena 

Pike         J    H.  Webb,   Delight 

Poinsett..  .  H  B.  Thorn,  Harrisbursr 
Polk  W  IT  Pigg,  Mena 

Pope  H    A    Rushing,  Atkin« 

Prairie  .  .T.  C  Griffin,  Hickory  Plains 
Pulaski  R.  H  Parham,  Little  Rock 
Randolph  R  A  Mock,  Reyne 

Saline     .  r>   M    McCorvey,  Haakell 

Scott.  .    .C    Henderson,  Waldron 

Seaicy  J   G   Ferguson,  Marshall 

Sebastian  L  M  Rodwme,  Greenwood 
Sevier  George  W  Lewis,  Horatio 

Sharp  J  W   Taylor,  Cave  City 

Sharp  M    A    K<»llett,  Williford 

St.  Francis  .  .  J.  M  Wilson,  Coldwell 
Stone  Tolly  T  Hall,  Mountain  View 
Union  Perry  Nelson,  Kldorado 


A  J   Powell,  Bee  Branch 
W   F  Buck,  Fayettcville 
(Supt )  J  F  Hoggs,  Scarcy 


Van  Buren 
Washington 
White 
Woodruff 

.Thomas  W  Woodbeiry,  McCrory 
WoodiuflT  C  C  Iftinnioutt,  Cotton  Plant 
Yell  M  Sullivant,  Havana 
Yell T  A  Wright,  Ola 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Amity,  Clark  Co.,  pop.  813. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    O    Hays 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    B    Griffls 
City  Superintendent — G    C    Harrison 
Principal  High  School — J    A    Norris 

Argenta,  Pulaskl  Co,   pop.  11,138. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — J    P    Fancette. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — A    B.   Gerlach. 
City   Superintendent— D.   L    Paisley. 
Principal  High  School— B.  H    White 
Supv    Music— Louis  K.  MelHnger. 
Manual  Training* — Clarence  Jones 
Domestic  Science — Jessie  Stone 
Physical  Culture — Paralee  Crossland. 
Penmanship — B    H    White. 

Arkadelphla,  Clark  Co,  pop    2,745. 

City  Superintendent — H    A    Woodward 

Henderson-Brown  College;  comprises  Col- 
lege, High  School,  and  School  of  Fine 
Arts,  co-ed  ,  M  B,,  est  1890 ,  James  M 
Workman,  LL  D ,  President 

Henderson -Brown  High  School,  prep  dept 
of  Henderson-Brown  College,  Woolford 
Baker,  A  B ,  Headmaster 

Ouachita  College,  collegiate,  preparatory, 
music  and  business  departments,  co-ed.; 
Bapt  ,  eat  1886,  Kev  Charles  B  Dicken, 
D  D ,  President 


Arkansas  City,  Deehft  Co.,  pop.  1,485. 

City  Superintendent — H.   L    Wade. 

Ashdown,  Little  River  Co.,  pop.  1.247. 

Pilncipal  High  School — living  Ball 

Augusta,  Woodruff  Co.,  pop.  1,520. 

Piineipal  High  School— V    O    Horton 

BatesvIIle,  Independence  Co.,  pop.  8,390. 

Pi  os    Bd    Educ — Jttims  p    roffln 
S«'C     Bd    Educ — ,T    I-    Gogffs 
City   Superintendent — Sidney   Plekens. 
Principal   High  School— Sidney  l»Ick?ns. 
Rupt    Music — duinovote   Rutherford. 

Arkansas  College,  coll,  prep,  and  muilc 
depts  ,  eo-e.a  ,  Pre«l>  ,  e«t  1872,  William 
S  LAC  y,  A  B ,  President. 

Belleville,  Tell  Co.,  pop.  574. 

Pres  Bd  Educ— -John  Grace 
Sec  Bd  Kduc  — P  C'  Jones 
City  Superintendent — D  F.  Montgomery 

Belleville  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  J  B.  Smythe,  Prln. 


Ben  ton,  Saline  Co.,  pop.  1,70ft. 

City  Superintendent— T   H   Berry* 


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Bentonvllle,  Benton   Co.,  pop.   1,956. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    A    DIckson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    O    Tucker 
City   Superintendent — G    A    Sullards 
Principal  High  School— -F.  H    Duff 

Black  Bock,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  1,078. 
Pres  Bd  Educ — Charles  H  Martin. 
Sec  Bd.  Educ — G.  W  Warren. 

Principal  High  School— T    W    Felix 

Blytheville,  Mississippi  Co.,  pop.  3,849. 

City  Supt    &  PrJn    H    S — Harvey  Haley 

Bodcaw,  Nevada  Co.,  pop.  225. 

Union  Baptist  High  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
Bapt  ;  A.  N  Hollis,  Prin 

Booneville,  Logan  Co.,  pop.  1,631. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    S    Gr  eenway 
Sec    Bd    Educ — O    M    Bevans 
City  Supeiintcndent— W    S    Williams 
Principal  High  School — C    Pearson 

Brinkley,   Monroe  Co.,   pop.    1,740. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Elmo  Chaney 

Sec    Bd    Educ— E    T    McCi eight 

City   Superintendent — John  Baumgartner 

Camden,  Ouaehlta  Co.,  pop.  3,995. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  D    Gee 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — L    Baucrleln 
City  Superintendent — T    C    Abbott 
Principal  High  School — V.  E    Sammon 

Clarksvillc,  Johnson  Co.,  pop   1,456. 

Principal  High  School — W    E    Johnston 

Arkansas  Cumberland  Colege;  coll .  prep , 
music,  com'l  depts  ;  co-ad  ;  Presb  ,  est. 

1891,  Rev   L   J    Spence,  Piesident 

Coal  Hill,  Johnson  Co.,  pop.  1,229. 

City  Superintendent — B.   M    Grambllng. 

Conway,  Faulkner  Co.,  pop.  2,794. 

Pres  B<1  Educ — t)  O  Hat  ton 
See.  Bd  Educ— W  B  Ilubboll 
City  Superintendent — J.  P.  Womack. 

Arkansas  State  Normal  School,  normal, 
state,  co-ed. ,  cst.  1908;  J  J  Doyne,  Pres 

Central  College,  girls'  boarding,  music, 
household  economics,  Bapt  ,  est.  1892, 
John  W.  Conger,  LI*.  D ,  Presiden  t 

Hendrix  College,  coll  ;  men;  M  E  So  , 
est  1884,  J.  H.  Reynolds,  LL  D.,  Presi- 
dent 

Hendrix  College  Academy;  prep,  dept 
Hendrix  College,  co-ed  ;  M.  J.  Russell, 
Headmaster. 

Corning,  Clay  Co.,  pop    1,439. 

Pres    Bd.   Bduc.—* W.   W.   Henry. 
Sec    Bd    Educ.-— Dr.   McKinney. 
City   Superintendent — Harvey  Haley. 
Principal  High   School — Harvey  Haley. 
Supv.    Music — Harvoy  Jtiaiey. 

Cotton  Plant,  Woodruff  Co.,  pop.  1,081. 

Pres.   Bd.  Bduc. — R.   D.  Campbell 
Bee.  Bd,  Bduc. — D    H.  Bchols. 


Cotton   Plant — continued 
City  Superintendent — C    C   Hunnicut 
Principal  High  School — C    C    Hunnicut. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Mamie  Nell  Matthews 
Draw.   &   Pen'ship— Miss  Audrey  Goode 

Crossett,  Ashley  Co.,   pop.  2,038. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — M    P    Dooley 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Prank  Cannon 
City  Superintendent — D    C    Hastings 
Principal  High   School — W    P    Davidson. 

Dardanelle,  Yell    Co,  pop.  1,757. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    K    Barry. 

Sec   Bd    Educ — J   M.  Nolen 

City    Superintendent — H.    C.    Scott. 

Principal   High   School — Tom  Bullock. 

Supv    Music — Mrs   F.  M.  Tollison. 

De  Queen,  Sevier  Co.,  pop.  2,018. 

City  Superintendent — G    A    Sullards 

Dermott,  Chicot  Co.,  pop    1,662. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — E     E     Barlow. 
Sec   Bd    Educ — C   Helmstetter. 
City  Superintendent — N.  C    Barnett. 

Earl,   Crittenden   Co.,  pop,  1,542. 

City  Supeiintcndent — H    Blan 

XII  Dorado,  Union  Co ,  pop.   4,202 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    W    Roe\es. 
Soc    Bd    Educ  — W    J    Pinson. 
City  Superintendent — H    Hodnett 
Principal  High  School — J   W    Rogers 

England,  Lonoke  Co.,  pop.  1,407. 

Pics    Bd    Educ  — G    W    Mori  is. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — James  B    Gray 
City   Supenntendent — W    B    Laseter 
Piincipal  High  School — E    A    Henry 
Supv    Music— Miss    Fay   East 
Penmanship — C    E    Alexander. 

Eureka  Springs,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  3,228. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    M    Bare 
Soc    Bd    Educ — Wade  H    James 
City  Superintendent — C.  S.   Barnett. 
Principal  High  School — M    L    McCall 

Crescent  College  and  Conservatory!  girls' 
boarding,  non-sect  ,  est  1898,  R.  R.. 
Thompson,  A.  M ,  Dean. 

Fayetteville,   Washington  Co.,    pop.   4,471. 

Pres  Bd   Bduc — J   H    Mcllroy. 
Sec.  Bd   Educ. — K.  J.  Wilson 
City  Superintendent — Frank  S.  Root, 
Principal  High  Scbool — E.  A.  Byers. 

University  of  Arkansas,  comprises  College 
of  Arts  and  Sciences,  of  Engineering,  of 
Agxiculture,  and  Conscivatoiy  of  Music 
and  Art,  Colleges  of  Law,  Medicine, 
Pharmacy,  at  Little  Rock,  Branch  Nor- 
mal College  at  Pino  Bluff,  state,  co-ed  , 
est  1872;  John  C.  Futrall,  A  M,  Presi- 
dent 

University  of  Arkansas,  College  of  Agricul- 
ture, agile, ;  animal  husbandry,  horticul- 
ture; Martin  Nelson,  Dean. 

University  of  Arkansas,  College  of  Engi- 
neering, courses  in  civil,  chemical,  elec- 
trical, mechanical,  and  mining  engineer- 
ing; Julius  J  Knoch,  C  E3.,  Dean. 


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Fordyce,   Dallas   Co.,   pop.   2,794. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— C    B    Hickey 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Jno    W    Greshatn 
City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S — J    J    Hanison 

Clary  Training  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Meth. , 
eet  1889,  J  H  Thach,  Pres 

Forrest  City,  St.  Francis  Co.,  pop.  2,484. 

Principal   High  School — J    M    Weatheily 

Fort  Smith,  Sebastian  Co.*  pop    23,975. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — T   W   B   Bo  one. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  "W.  Morton. 
City  Superintendent — G   W   Reid 
Principal  High  School — H.  C.  Morrison 
Supv    Music — I    E    Schneider. 
Manual  Training — A.  M    Cornwell. 
Domestic  Science — Beatrice  Benson 
Physical  Culture — W    M    Weaver. 
Commercial — Mr    McDaniel 
Drawing— Edith  Hall 

Draughon's  Piactlcal  Business  College, 
bus  and  sten  ,  est  1905,  D  C.  Smith, 
Manager. 

Port  Smith  Commercial  College;  bus.  and 
sten  ,  est  1888,  George  M  Neale,  Presi- 
dent, 302  N  Sixth 

St  Ann's  -Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R.  C  , 
Sister  Mary  Aloysius,  Superior 

Friendship,  Hot  Spring-  Co.,  pop.  163 

Friendship  High  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
non-sect  ;  est  1890,  Robert  H  Freeland, 
Superintendent. 

Gentry,   Benton   Co.,   pop.   668. 

Pres  Bd  Educ— T  M  Cail 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — J  N  Covev 
Principal  High  School— J  W  Webb. 

Hendrlx  Academy;  prep  ,  co-cd  ;  M  18 
So.  est  1898;  Rev  L  H  Bakes,  A  B. 
Pres 

Glenwood,  Pike  Co.,  pop.  G75. 
City  Superintendent — John  L..  McConnell 

Gravette,  Benton  Co. 

Pres    Bd    Edu  — G    A,   Hughes 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    E    Kindley 
City  Superintendent — Wilson  Hunt 
Piinclpal  High  School— Miss  Vena  Taylor 

Gravette  Business  College;  bus.,  sten  ;  W. 
H.  Gregg,  Manager. 

Greenwood,  Sebastian  Co.,  pop.  1,124. 

Principal  High  School — W    S    Morgan. 

Gurdon,  Clark  Co.,  pop.  1,284. 

Principal  High  School—- L.  I    Anderson 

Hamburg,  Ashley  Co.,  pop.  1,787. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— W    L    Blanks 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C,  Lu  Baker, 

City  Superintendent — D    F   Montgomery 

Harrison,  Boone  Co.,  pop.  1,602. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    C    Brooks 
Sec    Bd    Educ.— R.   M    Fellows, 
City  Superintendent — W    D,  Jeter 
Principal  High  School— R   C.  Blackler 

Heber  Springs,  Clebnrne  Co.,  pop,  1,050. 

Principal  High  School — J   G   Splker. 


Helena,  Phillips  Co.,  pop    8,772. 

City    Supeimtendent  —  JE     B     Tucker 
Puncipal  High  Shcool  —  Claience  J    Sawyer 

Sacred  Heart  Academy,  girls'  boarding-; 
R  C  ,  est  1879,  Sister  Superior. 

Hope,  Hempatead  Co..  pop.  3,639. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  John  H    Arnold 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  S    R    Oglesby,  Si 
rity    Superintendent  —  G     E     Fooshee 
Piincipal    High   School  —  D     L    Puikins 

Hot  Springs,  Garland  Co.,  pop.   14,434. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  W    S    Sorrells 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  C    E.  Marsh. 
City   Superintendent  —  O     L     Dunaway 
Principal  High  School—  C.  F.  Allen. 
Supv    Music—  Miss  Olive  Faulker. 
Draw    and  Pen'ship  —  Miss  Marx. 
Supv    Pumaiy  —  Edith  Holland 

Hot    Springs    Business    College;    bus     and 

ston  ,  M    Sayre,  Pi  in 
Sellers  School    The  Misses:   prep  :   co-ed.; 

non-sect  ;   Miss  Sellers,   Prin.,   231   Cedar 
St    Mary's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed.;   R.  C.; 

Sisters  of  Mercy 
Wj-att  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  :  Miss  A.   Wy- 

att,  Prin 

Huntingdon,   Sebastian   Co.,  pop.   1,700. 

Principal  High  School  —  M,  O    A  loom 

Hut  t  I«r.  Union  Co.,  pop.  1,240, 

City   Superintendent  —  A    J    I>orvis 

Imboden,  "Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Sloan  -Ilendrix  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed  ;  est* 
1900,  M  E  So  j  J.  C.  Eaton,  Prin. 

Jonesboro,   Crafjrhead   Co.,   pop.   7,123. 

City   Superintendent  —  Charles  Baldwin 

State  Agricultural  School  (First  District); 
courses  In  agric.,  <dom.  science  and  In- 
dustry; co-cd  ,  est.  1910;  V.  C.  Kays, 
M  S  A.,  Principal. 

Junction  City,  Union  Co.,  pop.  1,065, 

Principal  High   School—  A    L,.   H    Miller 


Tillage,  Chlcot  Co.,  pop.  1,074, 

Piinolpal  High  School  —  Frod  It  McOhcsnoy 

Leslie,  Searcy  Co.,  pop.  1,898. 

City  8upcilntend<»nt~  Irene  Jones, 

Little  Rock,  PulaskI  Co.,  pop.   4ff,041, 

Pres    Bd.  Educ.  —  I/,  B.  Leigh 

Sec,   Bd.  Educ  —  J    H.   Bllhetxner. 

City  Superintendent—  Robert  C.  Hall. 

Principal  High   School—  A,  B.  Hill. 

Supv.  Music—I).  J.  Bvans* 

Manual  Training  —  TO    W    Hosaek, 

Domestic  Science  —  Mario  Junjrkind 

Physical  Culture—  M   J   Kilbury 

Draw,  and  Pen*  ship  —  Mabel  Barry. 

Commercial  —  R.  W.  Manley. 

Arkansas  Baptist  College  (colored);  prep.; 

co-ed.;   Bapt.;   Joseph   A    Booker,    Prea. 
Arkansas  Deaf-Muta  Institute;  state,  Isaac 

B    Gardner,  Supt. 
Arkansas  Negro  School  for  the  Blind;  state; 

Mrs    T-i    N    Jackson.  Supt 
Arkansas  School  for  the  Blind,  state;  John 

B.  Hlnomon,  Supt. 


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Little  Rock — continued 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College, 
bus  and  sten  ,  est  1888,  William  A 
Zeigler,  Manager,  Main  and  7th  St. 

Ford  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  ;  est. 
1909,  Gaston  Hill,  Pun,  5th  and  Main 

Hill's  Keys  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
R  H  Hill,  Pres  ,  J  F.  Snider,  Prin  . 
Third  and  Main  St 

Little  Rock  College,  academic;  co-ed  , 
H  A  Heagnoy,  Piesident 

Mount  St  Mary's  Academy,  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C  ,  est  1851,  Sisters  of  Mercy 

Philander  Smith  College  (colored);  coll.; 
co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est  1877;  J  M  Cox,  Pres 

St  John's  Diocesan  Seminaiy,  theol,  men  , 
R  C  ,  Winand  H  Aretz,  A  M  ,  Pres 

Shorter  College  (colored) ;  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
A  M  B  ,  est  18S7,  Rev  J  N  Campbell, 
B  D ,  President,  Argenta 

University  of  Arkansas,  Law  Department, 
law,  co-ed  ,  est  1889,  J.  H  Carmichael, 
Dean 

University  of  Arkansas,  Medical  Depart- 
ment, med  ;  reg  :  co-ed;  est.  1879, 
Morgan  Smith,  M  D.,  Dean. 

University  of  Arkansas,  Pharmacy  Depart- 
ment, co-ed  ;  state,  Morgan  Smith,  M 
D ,  Dean 

Williams  Industrial  College  (colored) .  In- 
dustrial, co-ed  ;  non-sect  ;  est.  1893, 
Rufus  S  Stout,  LL  D ,  Pres 

Lonoke,  Lonofce  Co.,  pop.  1,547. 

Principal  High  School — J    R    Anders 

Magazine,  Logan  Co.,  pop.  968. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    D    Harris 

Sec    Bd    Eduo— V    E    Oliver 

Pity   Superintendent — Charles  E    Scott 

Principal  High  School — Prof   Howard, 

Magazine  Ouchlta  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ; 
Bapt.;  est.  1900;  James  L.  Smith,  A.  B., 
Prln. 

Magnolia,  Columbia  Co.,  pop.  2,045. 

City  Superintendent — W   F  Burns 

State  Agricultural  School  (Third  District); 
agrlc ,  domestic  science,  normal,  music, 
state;  co-ed  ;  est.  1910;  W.  S.  Johnson. 
Ph  D,  President. 

Malvern,  Hot  Spring  Co ,  pop.  2,778. 

Principal  High  School — G   W   Newton 

Martanna,  X*e  Co.,  pop.  4,810. 

City   Superintendent-^".  F    Mitchell. 

Marked  Tree,  Polnsett  Co.,  pop.  2,020. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ.— M.  W.   Hazel. 
Seo.  Bd.  Bduc. — J.  C.  McCroy. 
City  Superintendent — J.  P.  Fogg, 

Maynard,  Randolph  Co.,  pop.  585. 

Ouehita-Maynard  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
Bapt  ,  O  B  Downs,  Principal 

Mena,  Polk  Co,,  pop.  3,953. 

Principal  High  School— V   F.  Jobe, 


Monticello,  Drew  Co.,  pop. 

State  Agricultural  School  (Fourth  District); 
state,  co-ed  ,  Frank  Horsfall,  Pres 

Mor  rill  ton,    Conn  ay   Co,    pop.  '2,424. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    W     Johnson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    N    Vail 
City  Superintendent — W    J    Peterson 
Principal  High  School — T    L.    Haynes 

Mountain  Home,  Baxter  Co.,  pop.  446 

Mountain  Home  Baptist  College;  prep  ;  co- 
ed ,  boarding,  Bapt  ,  est.  1893;  R.  E. 
Crump,  President 

Nashville.  Howard  Co.,  pop    2,374. 

Puncipal  High  School — J   H    Atkinson 

Newport,   Jackson   Co.,  pop.   3,557. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    L    Boyce 

Sec    Bd    Educ — T    P    Umsted. 

City  Superintendent — Edgar  Williams 

Principal  High  School — Mrs.   E.   Williams 

Okolona,   Clark   Co ,   pop.   412. 

Pnncipal  High  School — Charles  O   Moore 

Okolona  High  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  T  B  Greene,  Prin. 

Osceola,   Mississippi   Go,   pop.   1,769. 

Principal  High  School — L   W    Ragsdale 

Orark,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,146. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — John  B  Biyon 
Sec  Bd  Educ — Harley  Russell 
City  Supt  &  Pi  in  H  S — D.  L  Ford 

Paragould,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  5,248. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — E     S     Baker 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    V    Landrum 
City    Superintendent — J     W.    Ramsey 

Parrish  College,  prep,  and  bus;  co-ed.; 
non-sec  ;  est  ;  1899,  B  H.  Parrish,  B  S., 
Pres 

Thompson's  Classical  Institute;  prep.;  co- 
ed. ,  non-sect  ;  R.  S.  Thompson,  Prin. 

Paris,  Logan  Co.,  pop.  1,497. 

City   Superintendent — G.   S.    MImmler 

New  Subiaco  College,  coll.;  men;  R.  C,; 
est.  1887;  Rev.  Ignatius  Conrad,  O  S.  B . 
Pres. 

Pea  Ridge,  Benton  Co.,   pop.  302. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — R  A  Pickens 
Sec  Bd  Educ — T  W.  Patterson 

Pea  Ridge  Masonic  College;  coll.;  co-ed.; 
masonic,  est  1880;  S.  C.  Parrish,  A*  M., 
Pres 

Plggott,   Clay  Co.,   pop.    1,150. 

Pres   Bd.  Bduc. — W.  B.  Spence. 
Soc.   Bd    Educ— R    H    Dudley 
City  Superintendent — J.  F.   Ellis. 
Principal  High  School— Miss  Leah  William* 
Supv    Music — Eva  Hall 

Pine  Bluff,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop,  15,102. 

Proa    Bd    Bduc  — B    A.  Ho  well 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Harry  Hanf 

City  Superintendent — Junius  Jordon, 


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ARKANSAS 


Pine  Bluff — continued 
Annunciation  Academy;  girls'  boarding,  H 

C  .  est.  1880,   Sisters  of  Charity,  422  W 

Sixth. 
Branch  Normal  College   (colored),  normal, 

state;  co-ed  ;  est  1875,  Frederick  Thomas 

Vinegar,  Principal 
Pine    Bluff    Commercial    College,    bus    and 

sten  ;  est.  1913,  B.  H.  Sanders,  Proprietor 

Prairie  Grove,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  774. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — J  S  Dill 
Sec  Bd  Educ— W  W  Carl 
City  Supt  &  Prin  H  Sl — B  L  Conro* 

Frescott,  Nevada  Co.,  pop.  2,705. 

Pres.  Bd.   Educ. — M.  W.   Greeson. 
Sec    Bd.   Educ — Alex  Vaugham 
City  Superintendent — C   M   Hirst 
Supv.  Music — Miss  Virginia  Watson. 
Domestic  Science — Marcella  Arthur. 
Manual  Training — Miss   Supe. 
Agriculture — Minor  Gordon 

Rector,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  1,859. 

Pres.  Bd.   Educ. — J.   M    Trammel! 

Sec    Bd.  Educ. — Luther  King 

City  Superintendent — W    L    Skaggs. 

Monea  College,   prep  ,   co-ed  ,   J    6    Gard- 
ner, Principal 


Rogers,  Benton  Co.,  ] 

City    Supt     &   Prin 


2,820. 


O     Alcorn 


Bussellville,  Pope  Co.,  pop.  2,936. 
Pres.  Bd    Educ.  —  L    B.  McClure. 
Sec    Bd    Educ.  —  James  A    Clifton. 
City  Superintendent  —  W   F  Hall 
Principal  High  School  —  R    A    Grier 

State  Agricultural  School  (Second  District)  , 
state,   co-ed  ,   George  A    Cole,   President 

Searcy,  White  Co.,  pop.  2,331. 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S  —  E    B    Tucker 

Galloway  Female  College,  girls*   boarding, 

Meth  ;   est    1888;  J    M    Willfams,   A.  B., 

Pres. 
Searcy  Female  Institute,  girls'  boarding, 

non-sect.;  est  1891;  Mary  Jasper  Willis, 

Prin. 
City  Superintendent  —  J  L  Shearer. 


«'uoo 
Principal  High  School  —  J.  B.  Bunn. 

Siloam  Springs,  Benton  Co  ,  pop.  2,405. 

Pres  Bd    Educ—  J    F    Collyer 
Sec    Bd.  Educ  —  George  W.  Heed. 

M.   E.;    est    1899,   Rev.   Thomas  Mason, 

A.  M,  D.  D.,  Pres. 

Southland,  Phillips  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Southland  College  and  Normal  Institute, 
coll  ,  co-ed  ;  Society  of  Frlende,  est. 
1863.  H.  C  Wolford,  Pres. 


Springdale,  Washington  Co.,   pop.  1,755. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E.  B    Cummings. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    S    Thompson 
City  Supt    &  Pi  in    H    S — T    G    Robb 

Stamps,  Lafayette  Co ,  pop.  2,316 

Principal  High  School — A   H    Abbott 

Colored  Industnal  Institute,  prep  ,  man 
tr  and  mdust  ,  co-ed  ,  A  M  Salone, 
Principal 

Stuttgart,  Arkansas  Co.,   pop    2,740. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A.  R    Bohon 
Sec    Bd    Educ— F    E    Wheeler. 
City  Superintendent — John  G   Rossman. 
Principal  High  School — Hazel  Roberts 
Physical  Culture — Pearl   G.   Smith 
Supv    Primary — Julia  Shannon 
Penmanship — Ella  Shirkey 

Snbiaco,  Logan  Co.,  pop.  400. 
Subiaco  College,  boys'  boarding,  R.  C  ;  est. 
1888,  Principal. 


Texarkana,  Miller  Co.,  pop.   5,655 

Pres    Bd    Educ— Allen  Winham 

Sec    Bd   Educ— A.  B   Little 

City   Superintendent — Ury  McKonzie 

Principal  High  School — Carl  McGannon 

Music  &  Draw — Beatrice  Van  Horn 

Manual   Training — E    C.    Condit 

Dom    Sci   &  Phy   Cult — Miss  M.  Burrle. 

Van  Buren,  Crawford  Co.,  pop.  3,878. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — J  J  Izaid 
Sec  Bd  Educ — W  G  Funy 
Principal  High  School — D  M  Riggm 

Vilonia,  Faulkner  Co.,  pop.  165. 

Arkansas  Holiness  College,  coll  ;  co-ed,; 
non-sect.,  est  1900,  C.  Lu  Hawkins, 
Pres. 

Walnut  Ridge,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  1,798. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    G    Richardson 
Sec    Bd    Educ— H    R    McCarroll 
City  Superintendent — N    H    Bright 
Principal  High  School — R  D  Caudle. 

Warren,  Bradley  Co,,  pop.  2,057. 

Pres    Bd    Educ.— W    S    Hobbs. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Mr    Harrison 

City   Superintendent — E    W    McGough 

Presbytenal  Training  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ; 
Presb  ,  S  D  Lucas,  Principal 

Wild  Cherry,  Fulton  Co.,  pop.  150. 

Holiness  College,  prep  ,  co-«»d  President 
London 

Wynne,  Cross  Co.,  pop.   2,353. 

City  Superintendent— H   A   Wnodward. 


CALIFORNIA 

Population,  2,377,549     School  age,  6-21. 

California  is  the  twelfth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  2,377,549  inhabitants,  of  whom  95  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number 
21.8  per  eent.  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population, 
ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  3.7  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  seventeenth  in  this  re- 
spect. The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPEBINTENDENT  'S  OFFICE 

EDWARD  HYATT,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Sacramento 

WILL  0.  WOOD,  Commissioner  of  Secondary  Schools.      ...  .    .  Sacramento 

MARGARET  S.  McNATJGHT,  Commissioner  or  Elementary  Schools  .  .  Sacramento 

EDWIN  B  SNYDER,  Commissioner  Vocational  and  Industrial  Education        Sacramento 

STATE  BOABD  OF  EDUCATION 

W.  H.  LANGDON,  President.  ....               .         .Modesto 

EDWARD  HYATT,  Ex-officio  Secretary.  Sacramento 

MRS.  O  SHEPARD  BARNTTM.    .     Alhambra  MRS  AGNES  BAY..         .               .Oakland 

CHARLES  A   WHITMORE  .Visalia      MARSHALL  DEMOTTE Corning 

E  P   CLARKE                                 Riverside  GEORGE  W.  STONE..          .    .    .Santa  Cruz 

CALIFOBNTA  COUNCIL  OF  EDUCATION 

E.  MORRIS  Cox,  President Oakland 

A.  H.  CHAMBERLAIN,  Secretary San  Francisco 

STATE   TEACHEES'  ASSOCIATION 

BAY   SECTION  ,  NORTHERN    SECTION 

MINNIE  COULTER,  Pres  Oakland       B  W.  CAMPER,  Pres.  ..    .  .Williams 

A.  J  CLOTJD,  Sec'y  San  Francisco       H.  G  BAWLINS,  Sec'y .Willows 

CENTRAL  SECTION  SOUTHERN   SECTION 

J   E.  BUCKMAN,  Pres  .    .      .         Visalia      C  H.  COVELL,  Pres .Bedlands 

MRS  M.  E.  BERNSTEIN,  Sec'y.    .Hanford      J    O    CROSS,  Sec'y Pasadena 

CALIFORNIA    HIGH    SCHOOL    TEACHERS'    ASSOCIATION 

HERBERT  O  WILLIAMS,  Pres    Sacramento       E.  E.  WASHBTJRN,  Sec'y.      .   .     Oakland 

CALIFORNIA   ASSOCIATION  OF  TEACHERS   OF  ENGLISH 

EMMA  J  BRECK,  Pres Oakland       EMMA  V.  SCHNEIDER,  Sec'y Oakland 


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CALIFORNIA 


COUNTY   SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Alameda  ..  ..Geo  W  Frick,  Oakland 
Alpine  Josephine  Vail  em  Sheridan,  Nev 
Amador  .  W  H.  Greenhal&h,  Jackson 
Butte,  .Mrs  Pearl  Rutherford,  Oroville 
Calaveras  Teresa  Rivari,  San  Andreas 
Colusa  Perle  Sanderson  Colusa 

Contra  Costa  .W.  H.  Hanlon,  Martinez 

Del    Norte 

Jos    M.  Hamilton,  Crescent  City 
El  Dorado     .   S    B    Wilson,  Placerville 


Fresno 
Glenn 


B.  "W.  Lindsay,   Fresno 
S    M    Chaney,   Willows 


Humboldt. George  Underwood,  Eureka 
Imperial  A  P  Shibley,  El  Centre 

Inyo Mrs    M.  A.  Clarke,  Bishop 

Kern  .  L  E  Chenoweth,  Bakersfield 
Kings  .  J  E  Meadows,  Hanford 

Lake  .  Minerva  Ferguson,  Lakeport 
Lassen  F  Brunhouse,  Susanville 

Los  Angeles  .M.  Keppel,  Los  Angeles 
Madera  .  Craig  Cunningham,  Madera 
Marin  .  .Jas  B  Davidson,  San  Rafael 
Manposa  J  L  Dexter,  Mariposa 

Mendocino.Mrs  Anna  Porterfield,  Ukiah 

Merced Margaret    Sheehy,    Merced 

Modoc.  Mrs  Nettie  B  Harris,  Alturas 
Mono  Mrs  A  M  Hays,  Bridgeport 

Monterey  George  Schultzberg,  Salinas 
Napa  .  .  Lena  A  Jackson,  Napa 

Nevada..  R.  J.  Fitzgerald,  Nevada  City 

Orange R    P.   Mitchell,   Santa  Ana 

Placer  Irene  Burns,  Auburn 


County  Name  and  Address 

Plumas  Mrs  Kate  L  Donnelley,  Qumcy 
Riverside  .  .Raymond  Cree,  Riverside 
Sacramento 

Carolyne  M  Webb,  Sacramento 
San  Benito  .  .W.  J.  Cagney,  Hollister 
San  Bernardino 

Mrs  Grace  C  Stanley,  San  Beinardino 
San  Diego  John  F  West,  San  Diego 

San    Francisco 

Alfred  Roncovierl,  San  Francisco 
San  Joaquin.J   W.  Anderson,  Stockton 

San   Luis    Obispo   

.W.  S  Wight,  San  Luis  Obispo 
San  Mateo.  R  W.  Cloud,  Redwood  City 
Santa  Barbara 

. . .  Mamie  V  Lehner,  Santa  Barbara 
Santa  Clara. .  .D.  T  Bateman,  San  Jos£ 
Santa  Cruz  .  .C  S.  Price,  Santa  Cruz 
Shasta  .  .  . 

Mrs  Charlotte  Cunningham,  Redding 
Sierra  Belle  Alexander,  Downieville 
Siskiyou  . .  .  .Willis  H.  Parker,  Yreka 

Solano D    H    White,   Falrfleld 

Sonoma  Florence  M  Barnes,  Santa  Rosa 
Stanislaus  Frank  Bacon,  Modesto 

Sutter  .Lizzie  Vagedes,  Yuba  City 

Tehama  Mamie  B   Lang,  Red  Bluff 

Trinity    Maude  I  Schroter,  Weaverville 

Tulare J    E    Buckman,  Visalia 

Tuolumne  .  .  .G.  P  Morgan,  Columbia 
Ventura  ..  Jas.  E  Reynolds,  Ventura 
Tolo  Harriet  S  Lee,  Woodland 

Yuba  Jennie  Malaley,  Marysville 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Alameda,  Alameda  Co.,  pop.  33,383. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — James  M    Shanly 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  — C    J    DuFour 
City  Superintendent — C    J    DuFour 
Prin    H     S — Geo     C     Thompson 
Supv.  Music — Mary  F.  McDermott 
Manual  Training — Richard  F    Phelps 
Domestic  Science — Louise  Bartlett. 
Drawing — Hazel  Watrous. 
Commercial — Paul   L    Evans 

Alameda  Technical  School ,  prep ,  coml , 
xnech  and  arch,  drawing;  co-ed;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1909,  Charles  G  Swafford, 
M  S,  Principal. 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  girls*  boarding, 
R.  C  ,  est  1881 ,  Sister  Mary  of  St 
Aloysius,  Superior 

Alhambra,  !Los  Angeles  Co ,  pop.  5,021. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Elmer  E    Bailey 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Myrtle  C    Northrup. 
City   Superintendent — Charles   E    Barber 
Principal  High  School — Forrest  V    Routt 
Drawing — Helen  R    Bainbridge 
Physical  Culture — Clara  M    Berryman 
Manual  Training — I    W    Barnett 


Alma,  Santa  Clara  Co.,  pop.  300. 

Cathedral  Oaks  School  of  Art,  Charles  F. 
Ingerson,  Director 

Alta,  Placer  Co.,  pop.  50. 

Agassiz  Hall;  boys'  boarding,  non-sect  ; 
*st.  1900,  William  W  Price,  M.  A. 
Headmaster 

Alturas,  Modoc  Co,  pop.  1,013. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Paul  D    Henderson. 
Sec    Bd   Educ— Mrs   Nettle  B    Harris, 
City  Superintendent — T    F    Wilbur 
Principal  High  School — Anthony  Rose. 
Pen*  ship,  Com'l  &  Stenog'y — A.  C.  Boudreau 

Anaheim,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  2,028. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    A    Boege. 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — William  H    Chambers 

City   Superintendent — J.  L    Van  Derveer. 

Prln   Union  H    S — E  W  Hauck 

Supv   Music — Ada  L   Brown. 

Domestic  Science — Bertha  F.  Kimball. 

Drawing— Bess  M.   Edwards 

Angels  Camp,  Calaveras  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

Principal  High  School — W.  P    Wilton 


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Antioch,  Gantra  Costa  Co.,  pop.   1,076. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Joseph    Ross 
Sec   Bd    Educ  — A   H    Jongeneel 
Principal  High  School — F    E    Howard 

Arcata,   Humboldt   Co.,  pop.   1,121. 

Sec    High  School  Trustees — J   G.  Dolson 
Sec    Bd    of  Trustees — J    R     Brown. 
City    Principal — Hugh    B     Stewart 
Principal  High  School — O    A    Cooperider 

Humboldt  State  Normal  School,  co-ed  , 
state,  non-sect  ,  N  B  Van  Matre,  Prin- 
cipal 

Arroyo   Grande,   San  Luis  Obispo  Co.,  pop. 
1,000. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Clara  Pauldmg 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — William  H    Dowell 
Principal  High   School — Robert  L    Bird 

Auburn,   Placer    Co ,   pop.    2,376. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Miss  Irene  Burns. 

Sec    Bd    Educ— P.  W.   Smith. 

Prin     County    H.    S — John   F    Engle 

Supv.   Music — F.   D.   Tandy. 

Manual  Training — P.  R    Bullock 

Domestic  Science — Miss  Amy  Poorman. 

Physical  Culture — Miss  Katherine  Turner. 

Drawing — Miss  Georgiana  Willits, 

Coml.    and   Stenogy — Miss   Mary  E    Baird. 

Sierra  School,  boys'  hoarding;  non-sect  ; 
est  1900,  William  W.  Price,  M  A., 
Headmaster. 

Bakersfleld,  Kern  Co.,  pop.  12,727. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H.  A    Blodget. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Celsus  Brower. 
City  Superintendent — D.  W.   Nelson 
Principal  High  School — B    A    Gowen 
Supv    Music — Mrs    E    Sylvaudt. 
Manual   Training — B     F.    SImcoe. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  L.  J   Teale. 
Drawing — Miss   Virginia   Jameson. 
Penmanship  and  Coml — O    W.  Ulster 

Belmont,  San  Mateo  Co.,  pop.  363. 

Belmont  School;  boys'  boarding-,  non-sect.; 
est.  1885,  W  T.  Reid,  A.  M,  Head  Mas- 
ter. 

Benicla,  Solano  Co  ,  pop.  2,360. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    S    Stevens 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    Dalton 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S— A.  W   Miller 

Supv    Music — Irene  Kelly 

Sewing — Sophie   Hansen 

Drawing — Juniata  Judy 

Berkeley,  Alameda  Co.,  pop   40,434. 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — W    B    Herms 
Sec.  Bd    Educ— Miss  Nellie  L.   Crowl. 
City  Superintendent — Morris  C.   James. 
Prin    H    S— Charles  L    Biedenbach 
Supv    Music—Miss  V.   Hartley. 
Manual  Training1 — C.  S.  Evans 
Domestic  Science — Bertha  C    Prentiss 
Drawing — Miss  Z.   Kidder 
Commercial — E      N.    Barnhart 
A  i  to   Zed  School ;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect. ; 
Miss  Cora  L    Williams*  Frln. 


Berkeley  —continued 

Barnard  Kmdeigaiten  Training  School, 
noimal,  non-sect  ,  Grace  Everett  Bar- 
nard, Puncipal 

Berkeley  Bible  Seminary,  theol.;  co-ed  f 
Disciples  of  Christ,  est  1896,  Dennison 
A  Russell,  D  D ,  Dean 

Berkeley  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
Z  P  Smith,  President 

Berkeley  Kindergarten  Training  School, 
nor  kind  ,  Mrs  Minnie  A.  Darst,  Prin. 

Berkeley  Preparatory  School,  boys'  prep., 
non-sect  ;  J.  H.  White,  Prin 

Boone's  University  School;  boys'  boarding; 
non-sect  ,  est  1881,  Benjamin  Weed, 
Prin.,  2029  Durant  Avenue 

California  Institution  for  the  Deaf  and 
Blind,  state;  co-ed  ;  L.  E  Milligan,  Prin, 
Parker  and  Warring. 

California  School  of  Arts  and  Crafts,  Fred- 
erick H  Meyer,  Director,  2119  Allston 
"Way 

Head's  School;  girls'  boarding,  non-sect.; 
est  1887;  Mary  Elizabeth  Wilson,  M.  L., 
Principal,  2538  Chanmng  Way. 

Pacific  Coast  Baptist  Theological  Seminary; 
theol ,  men's,  missionary,  co-ed  ;  Bapt.; 
est.  1905;  Claiborne  M  Hill,  D.  D,  Presi- 
dent, 2606  Dwight  Way. 

Pacific  Theological  Seminary;  theol.;  Cong.; 
co-ed;  est.  1860,  Rev.  Charles  Sumner 
Nash.  D.  D,  President 

Pacific  Unitarian   School  for  the  Ministry; 

theol.;  Unitarian;  co-ed.;  est    1906,  Rev. 

Earl  Morse  Wilbur,  A   M ,  S.  T   B  ,  Dean. 
Randolph   School;  prep  ,   co-ed.;   non-sect,; 

Miss  Flora  A.  Randolph.  Prin. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,   boys'    boarding;   H 

C  ,   est    1870,  Brother  Vellesian,   Peralta 

Park. 
Snell   Seminary;   girls'   boarding;   non-sect  ; 

est.  1874,  Mrs.  Edna  Snell  Poulson,  Prin- 
cipal, 2731  Charming  Way. 

University  of  California;  comprises  the 
College  of  Letters,  of  Social  Sciences, 
of  Natural  Sciences,  of  Commerce, 
of  Agriculture,  of  Mechanics,  Mining, 
Civil  Engineering,  Chemistry,  Medicine 
(first  and  second  years),  Education,  and 
Jurisprudence,  at  Berkeley;  Hastings  Col- 
lege of  Law,  College  of  Medicine,  of  Den- 
tistry, California  College  of  Pharmacy, 
Institute  of  Art,  at  San  Francisco,  Col- 
lege of  Medicine  at  Los  Angeles;  Gradu- 
ate School  of  Tropical  Agriculture  at  Riv- 
erside, state;  co-ed ;  est  1868;  Benja- 
min Ide  Wheeler,  LL.  D ,  President. 

University  of  California,  College  of  Agri- 
culture; agrl  ;  state,  co-ed.;  Thomas 
Forsythe  Hunt,  Dean 

University  of  California,  College  of  Civil 
Engineering;  civil  and  irrigation  engi- 
neering1; Charles  Derleth,  Jr,  C  E.,  Dean. 


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Berkeley — continued 

University  of  California,  CoLege  of  Com- 
merce, commerce,  state,  co-ed  ,  H  R. 
Hatneld,  Sec'y 

University  of  California,  College  of  Me- 
chanics, courses  in  Mechanical,  Electrical 
and  Irrigation  Engineering,  Clarence  L. 
Cory,  M  M  E,  Dean. 

University  of  California,  College  of  Chexn. 
istry,  co-ed  ,  Edmond  O'Neill,  Ph.  B , 
Director 

University  of  California,  College  of  Mining, 
mining  and  metallurgy,  co-ed  ;  Samuel 
B  Christy,  Sc  D ,  Dean 

Univens  ty  of  California,  Medical  Dept.; 
Freshman  and  Sophomore  years  only. 
Junior  and  Senior  years  in  San  Francisco 

Watson  School,  girls'  boarding;  Chr  Sci  , 
est  1909,  Mrs  Carrie  L  Watson,  Princi- 
pal, 2635  Hillegass  Avenue 

Bishop,  Jfayo  Co.,  pop.  1,190. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — H.  C   Hampton 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Mrs.  M.   A    Clarke. 
Prm    Union  H    S — T    C    Knoles 
Manual  Training— J   H    Dysinger. 
Domestic    Science — Ada   Morgan. 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Miss  Anne  Nelligan. 

Burlingame,  San  Mateo  Co.,  pop    1,565. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Henry  Pmkham 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    George  B    Miller 

St  Mathew's  School,  boys'  boarding,  mili- 
tary, P.  E  ,  est  1866;  Rev.  William  A 
Brewer,  A.  B ,  Rector. 

rarpinteiia,  Santa  Barbara  Co.,  pop.  206. 

Santa  Barbara  School;  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1910 ,  Curtis  Wolsey  Gate,  A  M , 
Headmaster. 

Chlco,  Butte  Co.,  pop.  3,750 

Pres.  Bd    Educ. — George  E    Vadney. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Charles  H.   Camper. 
City  Superintendent — Chas    H.  Camper 
Prin.  H.  S— W.  M.  Mackay 
Supv.    Music — Edna  Johnston. 
Manual  Training — L   A.  Thomas. 
Domestic  Science — Clara  Mundy. 
H    S.   Drawing — A.   Stansbury. 
Drawing — Cora  Fuller. 
Penmanship— Lillian  Merryman. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Olive  Vadney. 

California  State  Normal  School,  professional 
teachers'  courses,  co-ed.,  Allison  Ware, 
B.  L.,  Pres 

Heald's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.; 
Edward  P.  Heald,  President. 

Chino,  San  Bernardino  Co.,  pop.  It444. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— -W    T    Butterfield. 

§ec    Bd    Educ — John  W    Bandy 

City  Supt.  &  Prin    H    S  — Edgar  H    Price. 

Claremont,  JLoa  Angeles  Co.,  pop.  1,114. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — George  S  Sumner 
Sec  Bd  Educ — Mrs  L  A  Maynard 
Principal  High  School — Frank  Palmer. 

Pomona  College,  comprises  college,  music, 
and  art  depts  ;  co-ed  ;  Cong.;  est.  1888; 
James  A.  Blaisdell,  LL,.  D,  President. 


Coalinga,  Fresno  Co.»  pop.  4,199. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  E    N    Ayers 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  H    F    Crozier 
City   Superintendent  —  Anna  M    Steele. 
Prin    Union   H    S  —  Osmer  Abbott. 
Domestio  Science  —  Grace  Rowe 

Cotton,  San  Bernardino  Co.,  pop.  3,980. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Mrs    Seth  Hartley 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  F    H    Pritchard 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S  —  G    I    John  stone. 

Supv     Music  —  Mrs     Gertrude   Butler 

Drawing  —  Estella   Ross 

Domestic  Science  —  Zayda  B    Fish 

Manual  Training  —  E    B    Brauer 

Colnsa,  Colusa  Co.,  pop.   1,582. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ.  —  G    W.   Moore. 
Sec.    Bd     Educ  —  Mrs    F    M.    Rhodes 
Principal  High  School  —  J   R    Grinstead 
Supv     Music  —  Mrs     C     H     Crane. 
Manual   Training1  —  C.  L     Searcy. 
Drawing  —  Miss  Jennie  Holland. 

Corcoran,  Kings  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Principal  Union  H    S—  A.  C.  Smith. 

Corona,  Riverside  Co.,   pop     3,540. 

Pres    Bd    Educ.—  L.   A     Fink 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  R    W.  Stanfield. 
City   Superintendent  —  M    Victor  Staley. 
Principal  High  School  —  Olive  E    Clark 
Supv    Music  —  Mary   Eugenia   Oliver 
Manual  Training  —  Peter  M    Krogstadt 
Domestic  Science  —  Astnd  Borchgrevink 
Drawing  —  Helen   Harsch 
Commercial  —  Carl  C.  Barry 

Coronado  Beach,  San  Diego  Co.,  pop.  1,477. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Clark  B    Rude 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Herbert  R    Fitch 
Principal  of  Schools  —  Ivan  J    Deach 

Covina,  Los  Angeles  Co.,  pop.  1,652. 

City  Superintendent  —  J    J    Morgan. 
Principal  Union  H    S1  —  Effie  M.  Lancards 

Crescent  City,  Del  Norte  Co.,  pop.  1,114. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Miss  M    M    Akelan 
Sec.   Bd    Educ  —  Joseph   M    Hamilton. 
Principal  High  School  —  P    H    Benson 
Drawing  and  Penmanship  —  E.  A    Moore 

Crockett,  Contra  Costa  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Prin    H    S  —  W.  H    Weslar. 

Dinuba,  lulare  Co.,  pop.  970. 
Prm    Union  H    S  —  Alexander  M    Simons 


Oakland,  Alameda  Co  .  Suburb. 
Academy   of   Our   Lady   of   Lourdes,    girls 
boarding,    R     C  ;     Sister    Mary    Fidelis, 
Prin 

feast  San  Jose,  Santa  Clara  Co.,  pop.  1,66J. 

Prin.  H.  S  —  Rockwell  D.  Hunt. 

El  Centre,  Imperial  Co.,  pop.  1,610. 

Pres    Bd    Educ.  —  C.  A.   Perry. 
Sec   Bd  Educ  —  J  Stewart  Boss. 
City   Superintendent  —  H.  C.    Coe. 
Principal  High  School  —  M.  R.  Kerr. 
Supv.  Mus.  &  Draw—  -Miss  F    E.  Cairns 
Manual  Training—  B    F.  Markey. 
Domestic   Science  —  Jessie  P.   Pope. 
Pen'  ship,  Com'l  &  Stenog'y—  A    L.  Lackey 


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El  Monte,  Ix>s  Angeles  Co.,  pop.  450. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    F    Raab 

Sec     Bd    Educ — Charles   Andrew 

City  Supt.  &  Pi  in    H    S  — E    A    Farrmgton 

Escondido,   San  Diego  Co,  pop.   1,334. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Mr    Conway 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Matson 

City  Supt    &  Pun    H    S  — C    J    Roberts 

Eureka,   Humboldt   Co.,   pop.    11,845. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    E    Cook 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George  B    Albee 
City   Superintendent — Geoige  B    Albee 
Principal  High  School — Jacob  L    Neighbor 
Supv    Music — Ola  Putnam 
Manual  Training — Fred   Canham 
Domestic   Science — Carrie  Wetzel 
Commercial — E    D    Misner 

Business  University,  bus    and  sten  ;  music; 

est.    1911,    Frank    R     Burden,    Principal, 

309  E.  St. 
Eureka  Business    College,    bus.    and   eten.; 

C.  J    Craddock,  Pres. 
L.  A    E    Business  College;  bus    and  sten  ; 

Barnes  Cleaver,   Prln. 
Kildale's    Preparatory     School;    prep,     and 

tutoring,   co-ed  ,   non-sect.;  est.   1896;   A. 

Walter  Kildale,  Headmaster. 

Exeter,  Tnlare  Co.,  pop.  820. 

Prin    Union  H    S — Hugh  A.   Owen 

Fair  Oaks,  Sacramento  Co.,  pop.  318. 

Principal  High  School — O   H   Close 

Four  Gables,  boys'  boarding,  non-sect.; 
Elznore  Chase,  Principal. 

Fort  Bragg,  Mendocino  Co.,  pop.  2,408. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Samuel  Shofsky. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    "W    Mathews 
City   Superintendent — P.   W    Smith 
Principal  High  School — J    S    Cotton 

Fresno,  Fresno  Co.,  pop.  24,892. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — A,  E.  Sundertand. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Jules  B.    Fontaine 
City  Superintendent — C.  C.  Starr. 
Prin.  H.  S.— -Frederick  Liddeke. 
Supervisor  Music — J    H    Lyons 
Manual   Training — W     L     Potts 
Domestic  Science — Lilhe  H.  Dahlgren 
Physical  Culture — Jennie  M.  Whitney. 
Drawing — Hannah  Bynon 
Penmanship — ]?.   M.   Fulston 
Commercial — Lucy  E    Crosby 

Fresno  State  Normal,  state;  co-ed  ;  C  L 
McLane.  Pres 

Heald's  Business  College;  bus  and  short- 
hand, co-ed  ,  F  O  Gardiner,  Mgr ,  cor 
I  and  Merced  St 

Fnllerton,   Orange   Co.,  pop.   1,725. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A     Sitton 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ.— S.  N.  Fuller. 
City  Superintendent — J.  R.  Parker. 
Principal  Union  H    S — Delbert  Brunton 

Gllroy,  Santa  Clara  Co.,  pop.   2,437. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ  — L    Ellis 
Sec.   Bd    Educ — E.   E    Brownell 
Principal  High  School — E.   E    Brownell 
Manual   Training — O    £•    Lyman 
Domestic  Science — Jennie  C    Watt 


Gilioy — continued 

Mount  St  Joseph  Academy;  prep.,  R  C., 
Sisters  of  St  Joseph. 

Glendale,  Los  Angeles  Co.,  pop.   2,748. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Dan   Campbell. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — A     L    Bryant. 

City  Supeimtendent — Richardson  D    White 

Grass  Valley,  Nevada  Co.,  pop.  4,520. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Richard  Curtis 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    B.  Champion. 

City  Supt    and  Prin    H.  S — J.  S.  Hennessy 

Man    Tr   and  Dom.  Sci — Anna  Hong. 

Com'l  and  Stenog*y — A.  T.  O'Connor. 

Grass  Valley  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten.;  E  H.  Armstrong,  Pres. 

Mount  St.  Mary's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed., 
R  C.,  Sister  M.  Aloysius 

Greenville,  Plumas  Co.,  pop.  531. 

Greenville  Indian  Industrial  School;  Govt 
industrial  school  for  Indians;  co-ed.,  est 
1887;  Geo  W  WImberly,  Supt. 

Hanford,  Kings  Co.,  pop.  4,829. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Mrs    M    E    Bernstein 
Sec    Bd   Educ  — Mrs    N    E   Davidson. 
City    Superintendent — Osmer    Abbott 
Principal  High  School — Harry  Shafer. 

Hayward,  Alamida  Co.,  pop.   2,746. 

City    Supt     &    Prin     H     S — E    N.   Mabrey 

Healdsburg,   Sonoma  Co.,   pop.  2,011. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — Mrs  Presswood 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — Florence  Barnes 
City  Supt  &  Prin  H  S  — H  R.  Bull 

Hermosa  Beach,  los  Angeles  Co.,  pop    679. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — G.  A    Selby 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Florence  G.  Bolton. 

City  Superintendent — W.  R    Andrews. 

Principal    Schools — Marguerite   Cljne 

Supv    Music — Grace  Sprague. 

Art — Kathleen   Cogswell. 

Domestic  Science — Mrs    A    A    McDonald. 


Holllster,  San  Benlto  Co.,  pop.  2,308. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — I    W    Snowden 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — W.  J    Cogney 
City  Superintendent — W.   J    Cogney. 
Prin     H.    S — J.    P.    Davis. 
Supv     Music — M.   L    Lawrence 
Manual   Training — Charles   McDonald 
Drawing — Catherine  Gray. 
Com'l    and  Stenog*y — Roscoe  Tilford 

Sacred  Heart  Academy,   girls'  boarding,  R 
C  ;  Mother  Superior. 

Huntingdon  Beach,  Orange  Co ,  pop. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Mrs    W.  T    Newland 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — W.  L.  McKenney. 
City  Superintendent — Arthur  E    Paine. 
Principal  Union  H    S — Arthur  E.  Paine. 
Domestic   Science — Neva   Spangler. 
Drawing— Margaret  Metcalf. 


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Imperial,  Imperial  Co.,  pop.  1,257 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    C    Fair 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    A    Nance 
Principal  High  School — M    B    Hockenbeny 
Supv    Music  and  Ait — Ida  Lee  Marks 
Manual  Training — R    R    Dickerson 
Domestic  Science — Ida   H    Neilsen 
Ingrlewood,   Los  Angeles  Co.,  pop.  1,536 
Pres    Bd    Educ — A    B    Bennett 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Miss  E    A    Sprague 
City  Principal  High  School — G   W  Crozier 
Principal  High   School — Mr    Green 
Supv    Music — Miss  Helen  E    Kurtz 

lone,  Amador  Co ,  pop.  806 

Principal  High  School — W    M    Scott 
.Preston  School  of  Industry,  In  dust  ;  state; 
boys  from  Juvenile  Courts,  est    1894,  Cal- 
vm  Derrick,   Superintendent 

Irvingrton,  Alameda  Co  ,  pop.  800. 

Anderson  Academy,  boys'  boarding,  semi- 
military,  non-sect  ,  est  1894,  William  W. 
Anderson,  M  A,  Principal. 

La  Jolla,  San  Diego  Co.,  pop.  850. 

Bishop  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
Epis  ,  est  1009,  Mis  A  D  Maclean, 
Prin 

Lemoore,   Kings   Co,  pop.   1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —John  E    Kurtz 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    E    Shoie 
Principal  Union  H    S — W    D    Bannister 
Lincoln,  Placer  Co.,  pop    1,402 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    P    Tofft 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    Carrie  A    Gladding 
City  Superintendent — H    A    Buich 
Principal   High    School — L    H     Buchannan 

Livermore,  Alameda   Co ,  pop.  2,030 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    O    McKowy 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    H    Taylor 
City   Superintendent — D    F    Martin 
Principal  High   School — Bruce   Painter 
Domestic  Science — Hilda  Morgan 
Drawing — Juanita  Nicholson 

Lodl,  San  Joaquin  Co ,  pop.  2,697. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — G*  L    Meissner 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    P    Ellis 
Supervising  Principal — R.  J    Custer 

Principal  High  School — William  Inch. 

Loma  Linda,  San  Bernardino  Co 

College  of  Medical  Evangelists,  med  ,  reg  , 
Alfred  Q  Shiyock,  A  B  ,  Dean 

Lompoc,  Santa  Barbara  Co.,  pop.  1,482. 

Prin    Union  H    S — Edgar  L    Mitchell 

Long  Beach,  Los  Angeles  Co ,  pop.  17,809. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    A    Buffum 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Edward  F    Acres 
City   Superintendent — W    L    Stephens. 
Prin    H    S — David  Burcham 
Supv    Music — Alice  Rogers 
Manual  Training — C.  M    Lyon 
Domestic  Science — Alice  Thomas 
Physical  Culture—Vinnle  Gee 
Drawing— Margaret  Waite 
Penmanship— Leta  Severance 
Com'l    and  Stenog*y — G.  E,  Hadley 
Heald's  Business  College,  bus.  and  stenog  ; 
co-ed  ,  est.  1902;  V  E   NIelson,  Manager 


Lordsburg,  Los  Angeles  Co.,  pop.  954. 

Puncipal  High  School — W    L.    Johns 

Lordsburg  College,   coll  ,  co-ed  f  Brethren, 
est    1895,  Elder  W    F    England,   Pres. 

Los  Angeles,  Los  Angeles  Co,  pop.  319,198, 

Pres,     Bd     Educ— William    A     Sheldon 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William  A    Sheldon. 
City    Superintendent — Albert    Shiels 
Deputy  Superintendent — J    B    Monlux 
First  Asst    Supt  — M    C   Bettinger. 
Second  Asst    Supt — Mrs    Susan  M    Doisej 
Supv   Agticulture — Clayton  F.  Palmer 
Supv    Drawing — May  G  earn  art 
Supv    Home  Economics — Etta  P    Flagg 
Manual  Training — Charles  A    Kunou. 
Supv    (Music — Kathiyn   E     Stone 
Director  Phy  Educ  — Everett  C  Beach,  M.X> 

PUBLIC   HIGH    SCHOOLS 
Franklin      High     School,      living-ton     PI      & 

Avenue   51.    Charles  «B    Moore,    Pilncipal 
Gardena   High   School,    Centinella  &   Glad- 
stone— J    B    Lillard,  Principal 
Hollywood    High    School,    Highland   Av.    A 

Sunset  BlvU  ,  W    H    Snyder,  Principal 
Lincoln    High    School,    3625    N     Broadway , 

Ethel   P    Andrus,    Acting  Principal 
Jefferson  High    School,    SSth    Kt     &   Hooper 

Ave  ,   Theodore  Fulton,   Principal 
Lomita  High  School,   Lomita,  M    JEQliza-beth 

Field,    Principal 
Los   Angeles   High    School,    Hill    St     &  Ft. 

Monroe  PI ,  W   H   Housh,  Principal 
Manual  Arts  High  School,  42nd  St.  &  Ver- 
mont Ave ,  Albert  E   Wilson,  Principal. 
Owensmouth  High  School,   Owens.iuou.th,   G 

Walter   Monroe,    Principal 
Polytechnic    High    School,    Washington    & 

Hope  Sts,  W.  A    Dunn,  Principal 
San  Fernando  High  School,  San  Pernaado, 

Mrs     E     r     Ingham,    Principal 
San  Pedro  High  School,  San  Pedro.  Ralph  C, 

Daniels,  Principal. 
Tonance   High   School,    Torrance,    Thomas 

H    Elson,   Principal 
Van  Nuys  High  School,  Van  Nuys,  Nathan 

F    Smith  Piincipal 

Hogan,  Director,  Wunsot  Blvd   and  Hay 

est    1890,  Daniel  M    Hammock,  Doan. 
Wilmington   High   School,   Wilmington,   W 

I.   Travis,   Principal 

Angeles  Vista  School,  girls'  boarding;  non- 

-  A>  Pri"> 


Boynton  Normal   School,   normal;   prlvato; 

co-ed  ,   est    1889,   C    C.  Boynton,    Prin., 

525  Stlmson  Block. 
Brownsberger  Home  School  of  Bookkeeping 

and  Graham  Shorthand,  bus    and  sten.; 

P    Brownsberger,  Prin 
California    Commercial    College:    bus.    and 

Bten  ;  William  H.  H   Carver,  Pres,  lit  & 

Broadway. 
California  Eclectic  Medical  College;  med.; 

eclectic,   co-ed.;   est    1878;   J,   A,    Mtmk, 

Dean,  Lyon  and  Macy 


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Los  Angeles — continued 

California  Military  Academy,  boys'  board- 
ing, military,  non-sect  ,  est.  1906,  N 
William  Brick,  M  A,  Prin.,^1948  Lovelace. 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Medi- 
cal Dept,  University  of  Southern  Cali- 
fornia, reg  ,  co-ed  ;  est  1885,  Charles  W 
Bryson,  M  D,  Dean.  Delta  Bldg. 

Convent  of  the  Immaculate  Heart  of  Mary, 
girls'  boaiding,  K  C  ,  est  1906,  Sister 
Redempta,  Superior,  Hollywood 

Cumnock  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
est  1S94,  Mrs  Merrill  Moore  Grigg,  Di- 
rector, 1500  S.  Figueroa 

Girls'  Collegiate  Lower  School,  for  younger 
girls;  Miss  Maude  Thomas,  Prin,  636  W 
Adams 

Girls'  Collegiate  School,  girls'  boarding, 
Presb  ,  est  1892,  Alice  K  Parsons,  B.  A., 
and  Jeanne  W.  Dennen,  Frins,  Adams 
and  Hoover 

Harvard  School,  boys'  boarding,  military, 
P  B  ,  est  1900,  Rev  Robeit  Burton 
Gooden,  A.  M ,  Headmaster,  16th  and 
"Western 

Heal d'  a  Southern  California  Business  Col- 
lege, bus  and  sten  ,  W.  H.  H  Garver, 
Manager 

Hollman  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
D  L  Hollman,  Pros,  1017  S  Figueioa 

Hollywood  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding; 

non-sect  ,      est.     1910 ,     Sophie      Shepard 

Hogan,    Director,    Sunset   Blvd    and   Hay 

Ave 
Isaacs- Woodbury  Business  College,  bus    and 

sten  ,  est    1884,  Edwaid  K    Isaacs,  Piesi- 

dent,  Hamburger  Bldg 
KennaroVs     Polytechnic     Business     College, 

bus    and  sten  ,  1929   S    Giand 
Los  An  pel  os  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  board- 
ing dept    for  boys,   non-sect  ;   est    1909; 

Frank  G    Cressey,   Ph    D ,  Principal,   9th 

and  Beacon 
Los    Angeles    Business    College,    bus     and 

sten  ;  est.  1890;  E   R   Shrader,  A.  M ,  Ph 

D,  Pres,  8th  and  Hill 

Los  Angeles  College  of  Law,  law;  co-ed.; 
est*  1899,  Daniel  M  Hammock,  Dean, 
722  Trust  Bldg 

Los  Angeles  College  of  Osteopathy,  co-ed  , 
est  1905,  Harry  W  Forbes,  D  O,  Presi- 
dent, 321  S  Hill 

Los  Angeles  Conservatory  of  Music  and 
Arts;  music  and  elocution;  boarding,  co- 
ed ;  cat.  1884;  Jaroslaw  de  Zlelinski,  Di- 
rector, 730  S.  Grand. 

Loa  Angeles  Military  Academy;  military, 
non-aeot  ,  Walter  J  Bailey,  A,  M ,  Prin , 
Huntingdon  Drive. 

LOB  Angeles  Musical  College,  Harry  Girard, 

Director,  706  Majestic  Bldg 
Los  Angelas  School  of  Art  and  Design,  L 
Garden  Maclood,   Director,  602  S    Al- 
street 


Los   Angeles — continued 

*Mackay  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
906  S  Mam 

Marlboro  Preparatory  School;  girls'  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  Ida  B  Lmdley,  Prin. 

Marlborough  School  for  Girls,  girls'  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  est  1889;  Mrs  G  A.  Cas- 
well,  Principal,  861  W  23rd. 

National  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1910,  J.  W  McCormac,  President, 
Chamber  of  Commerce  Building. 

Occidental  College,  coll  ;  co-ed.,  Presb  , 
est  1887,  John  Willis  Baer,  LL  D,  Pres., 
Pasadena  Ave  and  Avenue  50 

Pacific  College  of  Osteopathy;  osteop  ,  co- 
ed ;  est  1896,  Clement  A.  Whiting,  Sc 
D  ,  D  O  ,  Dean,  Mission  Rd.  and  Daly 

Page  Military  Academy;  boys'  boarding, 
for  young  boys  only,  non-sec  ;  est  1908, 
Robert  A  Gibbs,  Headmaster,  137  W 
Adams 

Page  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  Miss  Emma  E.  Page,  Principal,  4511 
Pasadena  Ave. 

St  Mary's  Academy;  girls'  boarding,  R. 
C  ,  Sister  Catharine,  Prin  f  Slauson  and 
Cypress 

St.  Vincent's  College,  coll  ;  men;  K    C,  est 

1865,  Very  Rev    Joseph  S.   Glass,   C.  M, 

D    D  ,  Pres  ,  Grand,  near  18th 
Saciod  Heart  Academy,  gills'  boarding  and 

day,    R     O  ,    Dominican    Sisteis,     308    S 

Sichel 

Southwestern  University,  School  of  Law, 
co-ed  ,  Aithur  J  Abbott,  Dean 

State  Normal  School,  normal,  state,  co-ed; 
est  1881,  Jesse  F.  Mlllspaugh,  M.  A, 
Pres 

Success      Shoxthand      Institute,      E       Lois 

Bouchei,  Pres ,   H    W    Hellman  Bldg. 
University  of   California,    College  of  Medi- 
cine   (Los    Angeles    Department) ;    med ; 
icg  ,  co-ed  ,  est    1885,  George  H.  Kress, 
M    D ,  Dean,  Security  Bldg 
University  of  Southern  California,  comprises 
College  of  Liberal  Arts,  of  Law,  of  Medi- 
cine (College  of  Physicians  nad  Surgeons), 
of  Dentistry,  of  Theology,  of  Pharmacy,  of 
Oratory,  of  Music,  of  Fine  Arts,  and  Pre- 
paratory School,  co-ed.,  M.  E.,  est    188«; 
George  Finley  Bovard,  LL.  D.,  President. 
University  of  Southern    California,    College 
of    Dentistry,    dent,    co-ed,     est.    1897; 
Lewis  E    Ford,  Dean,   304  E    5th. 
University  of  Southern    California,    College 
of  Fine  Arts,  art,  co-ed  ,  est.  1901,  Win. 
L    Judson,  Dean,  216  Thorne  St 
University  of  Southern    California,    College 
of   Law,   law,    co-ed.;    Frank   M    Porter, 
LL   D  ,  Dean,  First  and  Broadway. 
University  of  Southern    California,    College 
of  Music;  music,  co-od  ,  non-sect,  W.  F 
Skeele,  Dean,  283  S  Broadway* 
University  of  Southern    California,    College 
of    Oratory;    co-ed ;    non-sect,     Beulai 
Wright,  Dean,  344  St    Andrews  Placo. 


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JLo9  Angeles — continued 
University   of   Southern   California,    College 

of    Pharmacy,    phar  ;    co-ed  ,    non-sect  ; 

Laird  J    Stabler,   M    S,   Dean,   35th  ana 

Wesley 
University  of  Southein   California,    College 

of  Theology,  theo  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect.,  B. 

A    Healy,   A    M ,   D    D ,  Dean 
Von    Stem    Academy    of    Music,    est     1905, 

Hemneh  Von  Stein,  Director,  958  S   Hill 
Westlake  School  for  Girls,   girls'   boarding, 

non-sect  ,    Misses    Fredertca    de    Laguna 

and  Jessica  S    Vance,   Pnns ,  616   S    Al- 

varado 
Yale  School,  boys'  boarding,  non-sect  ,  est 

1901,   T    G    Adams,   A    B,,  Headmaster, 

205  N    Union 

Cos  Gates,  Santa  Clara  Co.,  pop.  8,239. 

Prin    H.   S. — Frank  W.  Watson 

Montezuma  Mountain  Ranch  School;  boys' 
boarding,  non-sect  ,  est.  1911;  E.  A. 
Rogers,  A  B,  President. 

Afadera,  Madera  Co.,  pop.  2,404. 

Principal  High  School — F    O    Mower 

Martinez,   Contra   Costa   Co,   pop.   2,115. 

Pnn    H    S.— E    W.  Stoddard 

De  La  Salle  Institute,  boys'  prep  ,  R  C  , 
est  1879,  Brother  V  Loo,  Prin 

Marysville,  Tuba  Co.,  pop    5,430. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    Rideout 
Sec    Bd    Edue — Jennie  Malaley 
City  Superintendent — Jennie  Malaley 
Principal  High  School — J    C    Ray 
Supv    Music  and  Drawing — Miss  Koons 
Manual  Training — James  Garrison 
Domestic  Science — Mrs   Bement 
Commercial — Elsie  Rueter 

College    of   Notre    Dame,    girls'    boarding, 

R    C  ,  Sister  B    Joseph,  Superior. 
Marysville    Business    and    Normal    College, 

bus ,  sten   and  nor  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est 

1908,   H,  D    Eich,  Manager 
United   Business    College,    bus     and   sten., 

Frank   Harroun,   Prin. 

Bfenlo  Park,  San  Hateo  Co.,  pop.  820. 

St.  Patrick's  Seminary;  novitiate,  men,  R 
C  ,  est  1898,  Very  Rev,  H.  Ayrinhae, 
D.  D,  Dean 

Merced,  Merced  Co.,  pop.  3,102. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — R.  S    French 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Margaret  Sheeny. 
Principal  High  School— -C    S    Claik 
Manual  Training — M    F.  Hughes. 
Drawing — Caroline   Kennedy. 

Mills  College,  Alameda  Co.,  pop.  280. 

Mills  College,  coll  ,  women,  non-sect  ,  cat 
1871,  AureliaH  Reinhardt,  Ph  D,  Presi- 
dent 

Modesto,  Stanislaus  Co ,  pop.  4,034. 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — Scott  Snowden, 
City  Supt  and  Prin  H   S  — J  C   Templeton 
Manual   Training — Sidney  Bovingdon 
Domestic  Science — Mary  Powell 
Stenography — O.  W  Walcott. 


Monrovia,  JLos  Angeles  Co.,  pop.  3,570. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Rev    Clark  Marsh. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Dr.  L,  D    Remington. 
City   Sup&imtenclont — T    B    Thompson 
Principal    High    School — A     R     Clifton. 
Manual  Training — G    Knight  Hester. 
Domestic    Training — Doris    Daniels. 
Drawing — Edina  Newby. 

Monterey,  Monterey  Co ,  pop.  4,023. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Ney  Ohs 

Principal  High   School — James  Mclntosh 

St.  Joseph's  Academy,  girls'  boarding.  R. 
C  ,  Mother  Superior. 

Mountain  View,  Santa  Clara  Co.,  pop.  1,101. 

Pi  os    Bd    Educ — Mrs    M     Farrell 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Wilbur  L    Camp. 
Pimclpal  High  School — E    L    Zahn 
Supv   Music — Prof  F   F.  Jeffers. 
Drawing — Miss  M.  Wolfenberger. 
Pen'ship,  Com'l  and  Stenog'y — M  W.  Fisher 

Napa,  Napa  Co.,  pop.  5,791. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Charles  E    Trowcr 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    E    Roper 
City  Supeiintendent — J    L    Shearer 
Pnncipal  High  School — J    S    Dcnton 
Supv     Music — Nellie   Payne 
Manual  Training — O    L    Searcy 
Domestic*   Science — Elizabeth    Smith. 
Drawing — Emma  McCall 
Penmanship  &  Com,'! — A    H    Thompson 

Napa  Business  College,  bus  and  tten  ;  o«t 
1894;  J.  H  Janson,  Prin. 

National  City,  San  Diego  Co ,  pop.  1,733. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — Theodore  F.  Johnson 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — F   F   Martin 
City  Superintendent — F    F    Martin 
Piincipal  High  School— Charles  Soymour, 
Supv    Music — Grace  M    Jones 
Manual   Training— C    M.   Sebelius. 
Domestic    Science — Katherine    B.    Merrltt. 
Physical  Culture — Frances  Southwick. 
Drawing — Lillian   Worden, 
Commercial — Gcotgo  V    Sawyer 

Needles,  San  Bernardino  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Mis    Martha  Ciayne 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    S    Parker 

City  Superintendent — C    B.  Collins 

Principal  High  School — C    B.   Collina 

Manual  Training — Frank  L    Waterman. 

Di awing — Alico  H    Voters 

Domestic  Science — Alice  M   Truosdcll 

Nevada  City,  Nevada  Co.,  pop.  2,080. 

Sec   Bd    Educ — G   J    Rector 

City  Supt   &  Prin.  H    S  — F.  JB   Tuck 

Nordhoff,  Ventura  Co.,  pop.  400. 

OJai  School  for  Girls;  girl*'  boarding-  an* 
day;  Miss  B.  S  Smith,  Prin. 

Thacher  School,  The;  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;  est.  1889,  Sherman  D,  Thacher,  A, 
B ,  LL  D ,  Head  Master. 

Oakdale,  Stanislaus  Co.,  pop.  1,095. 

Proa.  Bd.  Educ— B    Clark. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — B    E.  Caseholt 
Prin.  H    S — P.  B.  Weitcrman, 


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Oakland,  Alameda  Co.,  pop.  150,174. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Annie  F   Brown 
Sec    Bd    Educ — D    W    Pratt 
City   Superintendent — A     C    Barker 
Assistant  Superintendent — E    Morris  Cox 
Asst    Superintendent — Lewis  B     Avery 
Director  Music — Glenn  H.  Woods 
Manual  Training — F    R    Cauch 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    L    W    Robbing 
Physical  Culture   (boys) — G    H    Pfund 
Phy    Cult    (girls) — Miss  Signe  Hagelthorne 
Drawing — P    H    Meyer 

PUBLIC   HIGH    SCHOOLS 
Fremont    High    School,    46th    and    Foothill 

Bd  ,    E     Morris    Cox,    Principal 
Oakland  High  School,  12th  and  Grove  St«  , 

C    E    Keyos,  Puncipal. 
Technical  High  School,  43rd  and  Broadway, 

P    M    Fisher,   Principal 
University   High   School,    48th   and  Webster 

Sts  ,    Heibert   Lee,    Piincipal 
Vocational   High    School,   12th   and   Market 

Sts  ,  W   A   Tenney,  Principal 

College  of  the  Holy  Name,  girls'  boarding, 
R.  C  ,  est  1868,  Mother  Mary  Geraldine, 
Superior 

Heald's  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  ,  est. 
1863,  T  B  Bridges,  Manager,  628  16th 

Horton  School,  day  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1884;  Miss  Sarah  W.  Horton, 
Principal,  Palm  and  Perkins 

Oakland  College  of  Law,  law,  co-ed  ;  W  J. 
Connell,  Dean. 

Oakland  College  of  Medicine  and  Surgery; 
xned  ;  reg  ;  co-ed,  eat  1902,  Haytrard 
G  Thomas,  M  D,  President,  Grove  and 
Slat  Street. 

Oakland  Conservatory  of  Music,  music;  co- 
ed ,  est  1899,  Adolf  Gregory,  Director, 
Madison  and  13th 

Oakland  Shorthand  Institute;  sten  ;  est. 
1900,  Frederick  G  Ilsen,  Principal,  629 
Twelfth  St 

Pacific  Technical  College;  tech  ,  co-ed  , 
est.  1904;  Chaa.  C  Swafford,  Prea 

Polytechnic  College  of  Engineering,  short 
courses  in  Electrical,  Mechanical,  Mining, 
and  Civil  Engineering,  Architecture  and 
Architectural  Drawing,  est  1904,  W  E 
Gibson,  President,  13th  and  Madison  Sts 

St  Mary's  College,  literal y,  civil  engineer- 
ing and  Com'l  courses,  men,  R  C  ;  eat 
1863,  Brother  Vcllesian,  F.  S  C ,  Presi- 
dent 

Vander  Naillcn  School  of  Practical  Engl- 
noeiing,  civil,  mining,  electrical,  struc- 
tural, hydraulic,  and  mechanical  engi- 
neering, surveying,  architecture,  assay- 
ing, metallurgy;  est  1864,  A,  Vander 
Naillcn,  M.  EJ ,  Pros ,  Telegraph  Ave.  and 
Slat  St. 

Ontario,  San  Bernardino  Co.,  pop.  4,274. 

Pres    Bd    Educ—J    C    Wright 
Sec    Bd    Bduc  — C.  H.  Whitney 
City  Superintendent— John  W    Groves. 
Prin.  High  School— Merton  B.  Hill. 
Supv    Muiic— -Evelyn  A,  Stone. 


Ontario — continued 
Manual  Training — Caryl  Sheldon 
Domestic    Science — Cardla    Umstead 
Drawing — Charlotte  Reed 
Commercial — F.  M.  Natenpaugh. 
Stenography — Miss  Campbell. 

Orange,    Orange   Co.,   pop.    2,920. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    W    Jones 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  C    Woods 
City   Superintendent — Charles   E    Teach 
Principal  Union  H    S — W.  M    Fishback 

Oroville,  Butte  Co ,  pop.  3,859. 

City  Superintendent — H    B    Short. 
Principal  High  School — J    B   Hughes 

Oxnard,  Ventura  Co.,  pop.  2,555. 

Pres    Bd     Bduc — George   E    Hume 

Sec   Bd    Educ— II    W    Witman 

Prin.    City    Schools— Richard    B.    Hay  dock 

Principal  High  School — Herbert  Lee 

Supv    Music — Fluvia   Hunstocti 

Manual   Training — W     E     Coman 

Domestic  Science — Helen  C    Andrews 

Commeiclal — J    Schuck 

Physical   Culture — Margaret  Edmunds 

Penmanship — Estelle   Nichols. 

Pacific  Beach,  San  Diego  Co.,  pop.  60. 

San  Diego  Army  and  Navy  Academy,  boys' 
boarding-,  military,  non-sect  ,  est  1910, 
Captain  Thomas  A  Davis,  Superintendent 

Pacific  Grove,  Monterey  Co.,  pop.  2,384. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    C    Hurlbert 
Sec    Bd    Educ— C    K   Tuttle 
Principal  High  School— Bert  M    Garner 
Supv    Music — Mrs    E    Sybrandt 
Manual  Training — G    E    Thomas 

Palo  Alto,  Santa  Clara  Co.,  pop.  4,486. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Walter  Hays 
Sec    Bd    Educ —Mrs.  C    S    Place 
City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S  —Walter  H    Nich- 
ols 

Supervisor  Music — Fred  F   Jeffera 
Castilleja    School,     girls'    boarding:,    non- 
sect.,  est    1907,  Mary  Iab.be!  Lockey,   A. 
B ,   Principal 

Harker's  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding; 
non-sec  ,  est  1892,  Miss  C  Harker,  A. 
B,  Prin,  Center  Ave.  and  Katherlne 

Manzanita  Hall  Preparatory  School  for 
Boys,  boys'  boarding;  non-sect.,  eat. 
1893,  William  A  Shedd,  M  S,  Head 
Master,  Stanford  Ave.  and  Wilson  St. 

Pasadena,  £os  Angeles  Co.,  pop.  42,00*. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    S    Gx  assie 
Clerk  Bd    Educ — Norval  G    Felker 
City   Superintendent — Jeremiah  M    Rhodes, 
Principal  High  School — Jerome  O    Cross 
Director  of  Ait — Ralph  H    Johonnot 
Supv    Music— Junia  M.  Wolff 
Manual  Training — G   B.  Hoag 
Domestic  Science — Grace  Fisher 
Physical  Culture — A   Claude  Broden 
Drawing — Faanlo  M    Kerns 
Commercial— Charles  L    Lewis 


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Pasadena — continued 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Name,  grirls'  board- 
ing:, K  C  ,  Sister  M  Lambert,  Superior 

Broadoaks  Kindergarten  Training  School, 
normal  kindergarten  training,  non-sect  , 
Ada  Mae  Brooks,  Principal 

Los  Robles  School  for  Girls,  girls'  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  Principal 

Nazareue  University,  coll  and  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
Pentecostal  Church  of  the  Nazarene,  est 
1901,  H  Orton  Wiley,  President 

Orton  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  f  est  1890,  Anna  B  Orton,  Principal 

Pott's  Busmess  College,  bus.  and  sten.; 
est  1908,  Mifflin  G  Potts,  Principal,  37 
E  Union  St 

Sayer's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1904,  Principal 

Throop  College  of  Technology,  courses  In 
Electrical,  Mechanical,  Civil  and  Chemi- 
cal Engineering  and  Economics,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1891,  James  A  B  Scherer, 
LL  D,  President 

Paso  Robles,  San  Luis  Obispo  Co.,  pop.  1,441. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    Shlmmm 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    M    Lewis 
Principal  High   School— H    S    Willett 
Domestic   Science — Virginia  Bartlett 

Petaluma,  Sonoma  Co,  pop.  5,880. 

City    Superintendent — Eldredge    B     Dykes 
Principal  High  School — W   O   Smith 

St  Vincent's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R. 
C  ,  est  1888,  Sister  Superior 

Piedmont,  Alameda  Co.,  pop.  1,719 
Placerville,  Eldorado  Co.,  pop.  1,914. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— William  F    Bray 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    B    Wilson 
Principal  High  School — John  A    Daly 
Supv    Music — Anita   M    Wilson 
Drawing — Belle  G    Wilton 
Pen'ship,  Com'l  and  Stenog'y — J   E   O'Brien 

Point  Lonia,  San  Diego  Co ,  pop.  100. 

Ra1a  Yoga  College,  coll  and  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
Katherme  Tingley,  Directress 

Pomona,  tog  Angeles  Co,  pop.  10,307. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    F    Evans 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    C    F    Schwan 
City   Superintendent — G    V    Bennett 
PrJn    H    S — Henry   P.   Reynolds 
Supv     Music — Minerva   Fleming 
Manual  Training — A   J    Pirdy 
Domestic   Science — G    Byington 
Drawing— Hazel    Mason 
Commercial — R    A    Covordale 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Names;  prep  ;  co- 
ed ,  R  C  ,  Sister  Benedicts,  Superior 

Pomona  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.; 
est  3895,  D  Brehaut,  Prln. 

Porter&ville,   Tnlare  Co ,   pop    2  696. 

City   Supt    &   Prin     H    S —Charles  E    Bis- 

ham 

Ransom  and  Bridges  School,   girls'  board- 
ing, est   1906,  Miss  Marian  Ransom,  Prin 


Red  Bluff,  Tehama  Co.,  pop.  3,530. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Fred  C    Davies 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mamie  B    Lang 
City  Superintendent — J    D    S\veeney 
Pimcipal  High   School — Paul  G    Ward 

Academy    of    Our    Lady    of    Mercy, 
boaidmg,  R    C  ,  Sister  Mary  Joseph 

Bedding,  Shasta  Co.,  pop.  3,572. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    C    Cunningham 

City  Supt    &  Pi  in    II    S  — F    A    Fordei  hasc 

Redlands,   San  Bernardino   Co.,  pop.   10,449. 

Prea    Bd    Educ — F    H.  Clock. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    T    Putnam 
City  Superintendent — C    H    Covell 
Prin    H    S  — H    C    Clement 
Supv    Music — Miss  Rosemary  Conway. 
Manual  Tiaining — Lewis  Neuenschwander 
Domestic  Science — Mabel  H    Williams 
Physical  Culture — Miss  Rosemary  Stolz. 
Pen'ship  and  Com'l — T.  H.  Lodge. 
Stenography — Miss  U.  L.  Ashby. 

Potts  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1908,  Mifflin  G  Potts,  President 

University  of  Redlands,  liberal  arts,  fine 
arts,  mus  and  art  courses,  co-ed  ,  Bapt  , 
est  1909,  Victor  L  Duke,  AM,  Dean 

Redondo  Beach,  JL.OB  Angeles  Co.,  pop.  2,933. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    P    Luxford 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    E.  Matteson 

Prin    Union  H    S — C    A    Langwoithy. 

Supv    Music — Ethel   Ardis 

Domestic   Science — May  Mohn 

Drawing — Jennie    S     Hughes 

Pen'ship,  Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Fred  M    Lee 

Redwood  City,  San  Mateo  Co.,  pop.  2,422. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — L   P   Behrens 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H.  StembergeT 
Principal  High  School — S    P   McCrea. 
Supv   Mus    and  Diaw — O    M    Cartington 
Manual   Training — H    L     A  bell 
Domestic   Science — Mitts  Edna  Truman 
Commercial — B     E     Meyer 

Academy  of  Notre  Damp,  girls'  boarding, 
R  C  ,  Sister  Mary  Cecilia,  Prin 

Reedley,   Fresno  Co,   pop.   1,600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ, — Roy   C1    Traber 

Sec    Bd    Educ— F    W    Davis 

City  Superintendent — Horace  N    Caldwoll. 

Principal   High   School — George   A.    Harkle- 

road 

Supv    Music— O    T    Rtorli 
Manual  Training — Silver  Ronzon** 
Domestic  Science — Margaictta  Hlokrmorf. 

Richmond,  Contra  Costa  Co.,  pop.  6,802. 
City  Superintendent — W    T    Helms 
Principal  High  School— B    X.  Tucker. 

Rio  Vista,   Solano   Co.,  pop.   $84. 

Principal  High  School— F   B   Smith 

St.  Gertrude's  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R. 
C  ,  Sister  Mary  CamiUuft,  Prin. 


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Riverside,   Riverside  Co ,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John  R    Strang 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    N    Wheelock 
City  Supeimtcndent — A    N    Wheelock 
Pun    Girls'  H    S — James  Winne 
Prin    Boys'  Poly    H    S — Hugh  Law 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Cora  Merry. 
Manual   Training — W    B    Violette 
Domestic  Science — Stella  Johnson 
Drawing — Nrllio  Elf  era 
Commercial — Geoige  Scott 

He  aid's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten. , 
co-ed  ,  L  W.  Zlnn,  Pres,  748  Main  St 

Pope  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  Dr  H.  Pope, 
Prin 

Sherman  Institute,  Govt  industrial  school 
for  Indians,  co-ed  ,  est  1901,  Frank  M 
Conser,  Supt 

St.  Helena,  Napa  Co.,  pop    1,603. 

Piincipal  High  School — C  H  Meeker 
Elmhurst  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R.  C  ; 

est  1813,  Sister  Agatha,  Superioress 
Pacific  Union  -College,  coll  ,  co-ed  ,  Charles 

W     Irwin,    A     M ,    President 

Sacramento,   Sacramento   Co..  pop.  44,696. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Thomas  Coultei 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  C    Hugnos 
City  Superintendent — Charles  C    Hughes 
Principal  High  School — H    O    Williams 
Assistant   Supt — Mrs    M    R    O'Neil 
Pi  in    Evening  II    S — Frank  Tade 
Supv    Music — Mary   E     Ireland 
Manual  Training — H    M    Snell 
Domestic   Science — Amy   L    Grecnla*v 
Physical  Culture — Lavmia  Kaull 
Drawing — Mrs    I    M    Jackson 
Nairn  o  Study  &  Agric  — Evoi  ott  P    Cornell 
fiupt    Kindergarten — Rose  M    Sheehan 
Atkinson's    Sacramento    Business     College, 
bus    and  sten  ;  W.   B.   Cogswell,   Prin. 

Christian  Brothers'  College,  boys'  boarding 

and  clay,  R    C  ,  est    1876,  Brother  Floii- 

nus,  Director,  11  £6  K    Street 
Heald's   Business   College,    bus    and   sten  ; 

Edward  P    Heald,   President 
Howe's    Academy    and    Business    College: 

prop  ,  nor    and  com'l,  est.  1873,  Edward 

Howo,   President,   1028  J    Street 
St    Joseph's  Academy;   girls'   boarding,   R 

C  ;    est,    1857,    Mother    Mary    Gertrude 

King,  Pres,  8th  and  F  St 

Salinas,  Monterey  Co.,  pop.  3,736. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Charles  L,  Ploda 
City   Superintendent — L.  B    Kilkenny. 
Prin    H    S— L    B    Kilkenny 
Supv    Music— Mrs    "E    Rybrandt 
Manual  Training — R.  "Wheeler 
Domestic  Science — Miss  I    Lewis 
Drawing — I-ouIso  Holbiook 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  R 
C  ,  Mother  Superior. 

San  Andreas,  Calaveras  Co.,  pop.  760. 

Principal  County  H   S.*— -James  Keith 


San  Anselmo,  Marin  Co.,  pop.  1,531. 

San  Francisco  Theological  Seminary,  theol  , 
men,  Prcsb  ,  est  1882,  Rev  Warren  H. 
Landon,  D  D  ,  President 

San   Bernardino,    San  Bernardino    Co ,    pop 
12,779. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — W    C.  S'eccombe. 
City   Superintendent — Roy    B     Stover 
Principal  High   School — L.    L    Beeman. 
Supv    Music — Cora   S    Haydon 
Manual  Training — J    B    Phillips 
Domestic  Science — Regmna  Brennan 
Physical  Culture — Louise  Draper 
Drawing — Gail    Harington. 
Commercial — Mrs    L    Brooks 
Stenography — Zada  A    Rhodes. 

San  Bernardino  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1913,  Margaret  M  Lacy,  Prin- 
cipal 

San  IHegro,  San  Diego  Co.,  pop.  39,578. 

Pros    Bd    Educ — E    R    Watson 

Sec    Bd    Bduc — S    W    Bel  ding 

City     Superintendent — Duncan    MacKinnon 

Prin    H    S — Arthur  L    T    Gould 

Supervisor   Music — Emma  E    P   Williams 

Manual  Training — W    S   Wright 

Domestic   Science — Mariorie   Jenkins 

Drawing — Shirley   Charles 

Penmanship — J    H    Holmes 

rommoicial — D    M    Morris 

Physical  Culture — T.  Treuthrie 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Peace,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ,  R  C  ,  Sister  of  St  Joseph,  Prin. 

Bishop  School,  girls'  day,  P.  E  ;  est  1909, 
Mrs  A  D  Maclean,  Principal,  3070 
First  Street 

San  Diego  Business  and  Academic  College, 
prep  and  com'l,  H  F  W  Kuehne,  Ph 
D  ,  President 

San  Diego  State  Normal  School,  teachers' 
training  courses,  state,  co-ed.,  est.  1897; 
Edward  L  Hardy,  B  L ,  President 

San  Francisco,  San  Francisco  Co.,  pop  416,- 
912. 

Pics   Bd    Educ — George  B    Gallagher. 
Sac   Bd    Eduo — Mrs    M    R   Norris 
City  Supoi intend ont — Alfred  Roncoviori 
Deputy  Supt  — Thomas  L   Heaton 
Deputy  Supt — William  B    Howard 
Deputy  Supt  — William  H    DoBell 
Deputy  Supt — A    J    Cloud 
Deputy  Supt — Miss  Mary  Magner 
Supv    Music — Bstelle  Carpenter 
H    S    Music — Mrs    M    G.  McGlade 
Manual   Tiaining — Charles  L    Jacobs 
Home  Economics — Miss  B    M    Bartlett. 
Physical  Culture — Edwatd  B   DoGroot 
Drawing- — Kathorino   Ball 
Fiimary — Miss  Lou  Bull 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS 
Girls'   High   School,    Geaiy   and  Scott   Sts  , 

Arthur  W    Scott,  Piincipal 
High    School    of   Commerce,    Franklin    and 

Fell  Sts  ,   Charles  H    Murphy,  Principal 
Humboldt    Evening    Bigh    School,    Dolores 

and  18th  Sts  ,  John  S   Drew,  Principal 


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San.  Francisco — continued 
Lowell  High  School,  Haves  St   and  Masonic 

Ave  ,  Frank  Morton,  Principal 
Mission     High     School,     Doloiea     and     18th 

Sts  ,    F     H     Clark,    Principal 
Polytechnic  High  School,  1st  and  Fiedenck 

Sts  ,  J   E    Addicott,  Principal 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart  ,  prep,  co- 
ed ,  B.  C  ,  Sisters  of  St  Joseph 

California  College  of  Pharmacy,  University 
of  California,  phar  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1873, 
non-sect  ,  state,  Franklin  T  Green,  Ph 
G,  Dean,  Parnassus  and  2nd  Ave 

California  School  of  Design,  University  of 
California,  Robert  H  Fletcher,  Director 

California  School  of  Mechanical  Arts, 
patternmaking,  forgework,  molding,  ma- 
chine shop  practice  and  machinery  trades, 
est  1895,  Geo  A  Merrill,  B  S,  Principal, 
16th  &  Utah  Sts. 

Church  Divinity  School  of  the  Pacific, 
theol  ,  men,  P  B  ;  est  1893;  Kev.  Wil- 
liam F  Nichols,  Dean,  1051  Taylor  Street 

Cogswell  Polytechnical  College,  tech  ,  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  est  1887,  George  B  Mil- 
ler, A  M  ,  Pres  ,  Folsom  and  26th 

College  of  Notre  Dame,  girls'  boarding,  R 
C.,  Sister  Julia  Theresa,  Prin 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  med  , 
co-ed  ,  est  1896,  L  W  Spriggs,  Dean, 
344  14th  St 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Dental 
Department,  dent  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1897, 
Thomas  Morffew,  DBS,  Dean 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  De- 
partment of  Pharmacy,  phar ,  co-ed  , 
est  1898,  J  H  Flint,  Dean 

Dudley  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
A  W  Dudley,  Prin,  Mission  Bank  Bldg 

Gallagher-Marsh  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ;  est  1899 ,  Robt  F  Gallagher, 
Pres,  1382  Market  St 

Gerson  Dramatic  School,  dramatic  art  and 
acting,  Paul  Gerson,  Director,  216  Mc- 
Allister 

Golden  Gate  Kindergarten  Free  Normal 
School,  kindergarten  training,  women, 

Gregg  School  of  Shorthand,  508  Grant  Bldg 

Gregg  Shorthand  School,  Mrs  Lida  B  Tay- 
lor, 1129  O'Farrell 

est     1891,   Anna  M     Stovall,    Prin.,    1617 
California   St 

Hahnemann  Medical  College  of  the  Pacific; 
med  ;  homeop  ;  co-ed  ,  est  1882;  Jamea 
B  Ward,  M  D.,  Dean,  Sacramento  and 
Maple  St. 

Hamltn  School;  girls'  boarding,  non-sect., 
Sarah  D  Hamlin,  Prin ,  2230  Pacific  Ave 

Hastings  College  of  the  Law,  Law  Depart- 
ment University  of  California,  co-ed  ; 
est.  1878,  Edward  R  Taylor,  Dean. 

Heald's  Business  College  and  School  of 
Practical  Sciences,  bus,  sten  and  prac- 
tical sciences,  co-ed  ,  est  1862,  Edward 
P  Heald,  President,  425  McAllister  St 


San  Francisco — continued 

Heald's  Engmeoimg  School,  civil,  architec- 
tural, mechanical,  electrical,  mining,  and 
chemistry  departments,  est  1904,  A.  L 
Lesseman,  Supt ,  425  McAllister  St 

Holden  Home  Oral  School  foi  the  Deaf, 
Mrs  J  B  Holden,  Supenntendent 

Irving  Institute,  girls'  boarding  and  day, 
non-sect  ,  est  1880,  Miss  Ella  M  Pink- 
ham,  Pnn  ,  147  Presidio  Ave 

Leland  Stanford  Junior  University,  College 
of  Medicine;  med  .  reg.;  co-ed.;  est. 
1909,  William  Ophuls,  M  D,  Dean  » 
Sacramento  and  Webster 

Lyceum,  The,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  eat 
1894,  L  H  Giau,  Ph  D,  Principal,  7bO 
Market  St 

Mazk  Hopkins  Institute  of  Art,  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  California,  art,  state,  co-ed., 
Prof  Robert  H  Fletcher,  Director,  Cali- 
fornia and  Mason  Sts 

Modern  School  of  Business  and  Correspon- 
dence, bus  and  sten  ,  est  1902,  Gco  T 
Pratt,  A  M,  Principal,  526  Maiket  St 

Munson  School  of  Shorthand,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1893,  Miss  Lucilo  M  Smith, 
Prin ,  1GO  Post  St 

Murison's  School,  Miss,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  Miss  E  L  Murlson,  Prin. 

Our  Lady  of  IVfercy  Academy,  prop  ;  co- 
ed ,  R  C  ,  Sister  M  Immanuel,  Prin. 

Potter  School  for  Boys,  prop  ;  George  S. 
Potter,  Headmaster,  1827  Pacific 

Presentation  Convent;  girls'  boarding:; 
Mother  M*  Josephine,  Superior. 

Raymond  Coaching  School,  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
non-sect  ,  est  1900,  W.  H.  V.  Raymond, 
Prin,  807  Center 

Ringnalda  Normal  Institute;  William  F 
Ringnalda,  Prin ,  615  Steiner 

Sacred  Heart  College,  boys'  day;  R.  C  ; 
eat  1874;  Brother  Lewte,  F.  S.  C.,  Pre*., 
Fell  and  Fllmore. 

St  Bridget's  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R.  C*» 
Sister  Superior,  Prin 

St  Ignatius  University;  comprises  College 
of  Letters,  Science  nad  Philosophy*  of 
Law,  of  Engineering,  and  lh<>  Pro-medi- 
cal course,  men,  H  C  ,  ost  1HH5,  JU>v. 
Patrick  J  Footo,  S  J ,  President 

St  Ignatius  University,  follow  of  Law; 
men,  est  1912,  Matt  T.  Sullivan,  LL  D, 
Dean 

St  Ignatius  University,  College  of  TOnfflneor- 
ing,  course  in  rivll  Enginoerlntf,  **»t 
1912;  M  M  O'Shaughnessy,  I).  B,  D<»an 

St  Mary's  Presentation  Academy;  girl** 
day,  R.  C  ,  est  I860,  Sister  Mary  Xavler, 
Superior,  Cor.  Eddy  and  Franklin  St*. 

St  Peter's  Academy,  prep.;  eo-ed  ,  R»  C.: 
est  1878,  Sister  Bernard,  Huporior,  1240 
Alabama 

St  Vincent's  School,  prop,  and  bu«.;  day; 
co-ed.,  R  C,  est.  1852,  Slater  Superior, 
5th  and  Clementina* 


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San  Francisco — continued 

San  Francisco  Association  for  the  Blind, 
Ethel  Clement,  Supeiintendent,  1526  Cal- 
ifornia St 

San  Francisco  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1888,  H  B  Cox,  Pres  ,  908 
Market 

San  Francisco  Institute  of  Art,  School  of 
Design,  University  of  California,  art, 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1894,  Kobert  Howe 
Fletcher,  Director,  California  &  Mason  Sts 

San  Francisco  Law  School,  law,  co-ed  , 
non-sect  ,  James  A  Ballentme,  A  B , 
Dean 

San  Francisco  Veterinary  College,  men, 
est  1899,  Chailes  Keane,  V  S,  Dean, 
1818  Market  St 

State  Normal  School,  normal,  state,  co- 
ed ,  est  1899,  Frederic  L  Burk,  Ph  D, 
Pres,  Buchanan  and  Waller. 

Success  Commercial  Academy,  bus  and 
sten  ,  1322  Haight 

Trinity  School  boys'  day,  non-sect  ,  est 
1876,  Leon  H  Roger,  B  S,  Prln ,  946 
Stanyan  St. 

University  of  California,  College  of  Den- 
tistry, dent  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1881,  Guy  S 
Millbuiy,  D  D  S,  Dean,  Butler  Bldg 

University  of  California,  College  of  Medi- 
cine, reg  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1862,  Herbert  C 
Moffltt,  M  D,  Dean,  S'chroth  Bldg 

University  School,  prep  :  boys,  non-sect  ; 
est  18G7,  Walter  C  Nolan,  B  S,  Head- 
master, 2264  Calif 01  nia  St 

West's  School  for  Girls,  Miss,  girls'  board- 
Ing,  non-sect  ;  Miss  Mary  B  Weat,  Prin , 
2421  Fillmore 

Wilmerding  School  of  Industrial  Aits  for 
Boys;  plumbing,  carpentry,  bricklaying, 
and  building  trades,  est  1900;  Geoi«?e  A 
Met  rill,  B  S ,  Director,  16th  &  Utah  Sts 

San  Jose,  Santa  Clara  Co.,  pop.  28,046. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    P.  Jarman 

Sec    Bd    Bduc — Alexander  Sherrlffs 

City  Superintendent — Alexander  Sherriffs 

Assistant  Rupt — Anne  Darling 

Principal  High  School— C   M    Osonbaugh 

Supervisor  Music — F   F,  Jeffers 

Manual  Training — Charles  S   Jacobs. 

Domestic  Science—Sylvia  Campiglia 

Physical  Culture — Jay  C   Elder 

Drawing— Whelemena  Ramer 

Commercial — R    R    Stuart 

College  of  Notre  Dame;  girls'  boarding;  R 
C  ,  Sisters  of  Notre  Dame,  Sister  Mary 
Veronica,  Superior. 

College  of  the  Pacific,  coll  ,  junior  engi- 
neering and  music  courses;  co-ed  ,  M. 
E;  est,  1861,  John  &,  Seaton,  Ph  D, 
Pres 

He  aid' s  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  ; 
co-ed,;  est.  1891,  J.  W  Nixon,  B.  S.  LL. 
B.,  Manager,  92  S,  Second  St 

King  Conservatory  of  Music;  music;  co-ed  ; 
est  1879,  F  Loul  King,  A.  M,,  B.  M., 
D*  D.,  Dean,  261  Nv  Second  Avenue. 


San  Jose — continued 

Pacific  Conservatory  of  Music,  co-ed,  War- 
ren D  Allen,  Dean 

St  Joseph  School,  prep  ,  day,  co-ed  ,  R 
C,  est  1865,  Brother  Adam,  S  M,  Prin- 
cipal, Sister  M  Pauline,  Principal  girls' 
department,  333  Park  Ave 

State  Normal  School,  normal,  state,  co- 
ed ;  Morris  Elmer  Dailey,  A  M  ,  LL  D  , 
Pres 

Washburn  School,  prep  ,  day,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1894,  Mary  Meyrick,  Acting 
Principal 

San  Juan,  San  Benito  Co.,  pop.  680. 

St  John's  Institute,  girls'  boarding",  R.  C.; 
est  1876,  Mother  Carmen  Aigelaga,  Prin 

San  Juan  Bautista,  San  Benito  Co,  pop. 

Prea    Bd    Educ  — Mr   Bacon 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    J    Cagney 
Principal  High  School — Prof    Davis 

San  Leandro,  Alameda  Co,  pop.  3,471 

Clerk  Bd    Educ — Charles  A    Jeffery 
City   Superintendent — Guy  Smith 
Supv    Music — Miss   M    Hermann 
Domestic    Art — Miss    P     Downer 
Manual  Training — C.  E.  Van  Deventer 

St  Mary's  Convent,  prep.;  co-ed;  R  C. , 
Sisters  of  St  Dominic,  Prln. 

San  Tails  Obispo,  San  £>nls  Oblspo  Co,  pop. 
5,157 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  A    Palmer 

Sec    Bd    Educ— Mrs    Ruth  Merritt 

City  Supt  &  Prin  H   S.-— Arthur  H.  Mabley 

Supv    Music— Angle  Carr 

Commercial — Karl  McMurry 

Academy  of  Immaculate  Heart  of  Mary, 
prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R.  C  ;  Sister  Augustine, 
Superior. 

California  Polytechnic  School,  agric ,  mech- 
anics and  household  arts;  state;  co-ed.; 
est  1901;  LeRoy  Burns  Smith,,  A.  B, 
Director 

Ban  Mateo,  San.  Mateo  Co.,  pop.  4,384. 
Prea   Bd   Educ. — W   F   Turnbull 
Sec    Bd    Educ— W.  J.  Eva 
City  Superintendent — George  W    Hall. 
Principal  High  School— W.  L.  Glascock. 
Supv   Music — Vera  Emerson 
Manual  Training — Freda  Hogerup 
Domestic  Science — Janet  Ferguson. 
Drawing— George  W   Holt. 
Penmanship — Sarah  Brllt 
Commercial— Robert  N   Faulkner. 

San  Mateo  Collegiate  School;  girls'  prep  ; 
Mrs  Dora  H.  Shinn,  Principal 

San  Bafael,  Marln  Co.,  pop.  5,934. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— E   B    Marttnelli 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — Paul   Scheer. 
City  Superintendent— D    R.  Jones 
Principal  High  School— T    M    Brazier. 
Supv    Music— Mrs    Charles  Farrell. 


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San  Rafael — contmupd  ! 

Manual  Training — N    R    Goe 
Drawing — Goldia  A    Po\vell 
Penmanship — E    M    Knight 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y — Mjrtis  McCurdy 

Dominican  College,  girls'  boarding-,  R  C  , 
est  1850,  Mother  Louis,  Prin 

Hitchcock  Military  Academy,  boys'  board- 
ing, militaiy,  non-sect  ,  est  1878,  Rex 
W  Sherer,  Ph  B ,  Principal 

Mount  Tamalpais  Military  Academy,  boys' 
boarding,  military,  non-sect,  est.  1890, 
Maj  Ne^vell  F  Vandeibilt,  Headmaster 

Sansrer,  Fresno  Co.,  pop.  1,500 

Puncipal  High  School — J    Karl  Tener 

Santa  Ana,  Orange   Co ,   pop    8,429. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — W    L    Doggan. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Lydia  Smart 
City  Supenntendent — J    A    Cranston 
Principal  High  School— B    H    McMath 
Supv    Music — Mary   F    Ely. 
Manual   Training — Ben    H    Barr 
Domestic  Science — Grace  F    Whited. 
Diaw    &  Penmanship — Dalma  Young 
Commercial — John  R   Baker 
Stenography — Frances  L    Lopam 

Orange  County  Business  College,  bus.  and 
sten  ,  civil  service,  Spanish,  est.  1892, 
J  W.  McCormac,  Pres 

Santa  JBarbara,    Santa    Barbara    Co.,    pop 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — Mis    Anna  Con  ant. 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — E    C    Roeder 

City  Superintendent — A   C   Olney 

Principal  High  School — C    A    Hollmgshead 

Supv    Music — Edna  S    Stevens 

Manual   Tiaming — Elmer  H    Whittaker 

Domestic  Science — Pearl  Chase 

Physical  Culture — May  Christal 

Physical  Culture — Earle  Willoughby. 

Di  awing— Hazel  A.  Hunt 

Penmanship  &  Com'l — Grant  Armstrong 

Stenography — Mary    Overman. 

Deane  School  for  Boys,  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1912 ,  John  Hall  Deane,  Jr , 
Headmaster 

Gamble  School,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect, 
est  1902,  Miss  E  Antoinette  Ely,  M  A, 
Principal 

Hicks'    School,    boys*    boarding,    non-sect; 

est      1903,    Rodney    M     Heggie,     A      M, 

master,   25   E    Arrellaga. 
MIrimar  School,   boys'    boarding,  non-sect  , 

R    B    Grmg,  Principal 
Santa  Barbara  Business  College,  bus    ana 

sten  ,  E.  B.  Hoover,  Pres. 
State  Normal   School  of  Manual  Arts  and 

Home  Economics,  nor  ;  state;  co-ed  ,  est. 

1909 ,  Frank  H   Ball,  President 

Santa  Clara,  Santa  Clara  Co.,  pop.  4,848. 

City   Superintendent — Isabel   Preston 
l .High  School— R   J   Wells 


Santa  Claia — continued 

Academy  of  Notre  Dame,  girls'  boarding, 
R  C  ,  Sister  Louise  De  Gonzague,  Prin. 

Uni\ersity  of  Santa  Clara,  comprises  Col- 
lege of  Philosophy  and  Letters,  of  General 
Science,  of  Law,  of  Engineering  (civil, 
mechanical  and  electrical),  of  Architec- 
ture, School  of  Pedagogy,  and  Pre-Medi- 
cal  course  men,  R  C  ,  est  1851;  Rev 
Walter  Thornton,  S  J,  President. 

Santa  Cruz,  Santa  Cruz  Co,  pop.   11,149. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    F   T    Phillips 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    W    Linscott 

City   Superintendent — J    W    Linscott. 

Prin    H    S. — G    A    Bond 

Supv    Music — Helen  I    Whipple 

Domestic  Art — Hamet  M    Lilcs 

Diaw    and  Penm'ship — Carolyn  V   Baker 

Physical  Training — Ins  Mitchell 

Head's   Business   College,   bus     and   sten  ; 

est    1884,  D   C    Ahlers,  Prin,  Trust  Bldg 
School  of  the  Holy  Cross,  girls'   boarding, 

R    C  ,  Sister  Mary  Joseph.  Prin 

Santa  Maria,  Santa  Barbara  Co.,  pop.  2,260. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — T    R    Finley 

Sec    Bd    Educ— W    H    Rice 

Prm    Union  H   S  — Nelson  C    Smith 

Santa  Monica,  Log  Angeles  Co.,  pop.  7,847. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Robeit  White 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Isabel   Cornelius 
City    Superintendent — Horace    M     Rebok 
Principal  High  School — J   E    McKown 
Supv    Music  (H    S  ) — Arnold  H    Wagner 
Supv    Music   (Ele  ) — Kate  S    Hammond 
Man  Tr   (H    S  )— R    B   Rodgers 
Man  Tr   (Ele  ) — A    M    Hunters 
Dom  Sci   (H    S  )—  Ida  F    Piatt 
Dom  Sci   (Ele  ) — Stella  Shields 
Drawing — George  L    Schreiber 
Penmanship — Theodore  H    Schoenwetter. 

Santa  Paula,  Ventura  Co.,  pop.  2,216. 

Pres    Ed    Educ — F    M    Smith 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    L    Churchill 
Prin    H    S — E    L    Zahn 

Santa  Rosa,  Sonoma  Co.,  pop.  7,817. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    C    Menitt 

Sec    Bd    Educ — T    O    Prayor 

City    Superintendent — T     F     Brownscombe 

Prin    H     S — DeWItt  Montgomery. 

Supv   Music — Minnie  Mills 

Manual  Training — Ray  Blosser 

Domestic  Science — Agnes  Carpenter 

Physical  Culture — Sara  Snee. 

Drawing — Ethel  Abeel 

Penmanship — Mrs    P    Jacobi 

Commercial — E.  C.  McKerson 

McMeans  Normal  School;  nor  ;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.,  A    C    McMeans,  Principal. 

Santa  Rosa  Business  College,  bus   and  sten  ; 

est   1891,  James  S    Sweet,  President 
Ursuline    College,    girls'    boarding;    R.    C., 
est.    1880,    Mother   Angela,   Superioress 


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CALIFORNIA 


Selma,   Fresno   Co.,   pop.   1,750. 

Principal   High   School — A    Downey 

Shorb,  X.OS  Angeles  Co.,  pop.  128. 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Name,  girls'  boara- 
Ing,  R  C  .  Sister  Superior  Prin. 

Sonora,  Tuolumne  Co.,  pop.  2,029. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — E     L     Rehm 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G    P    Morgan 
Principal   High   School — F    C    Schofield 
Manual  Training — W    W    Dudley 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Gail  Russell 
Commercial — Miss  M    C.  Northrup. 

South  Pasadena,  £os  Angeles  Co.,  pop.  4,649. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J   E    Dublin. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    E    Thompson 
City   Superintendent — George  C    Bush 
Principal  High  School — H.  S    Upjohn 
Supv    Mus    and  Draw — Sophie  Solomon. 
Manual  Training — Charles  O'Neal 
Domestic  Science — Sarah  McRae 
Physical  Culture — Elizabeth  Mackintosh 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Prue  Rowan 

Huntington  Hall,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect  ; 
est  1905,  Florence  Hanad,  Prin 

Stanford  University,  Santa  Clara  Co.,  pop. 
720. 

Leland  Stanford  Junior  University,  com- 
.  prises  departments  of  Languages,  Litera- 
ture and  Science,  Education,  Engineer- 
ing, Law,  Medicine  (in  San  Francisco) ; 
co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1891,  David  Starr 
Jordan,  LL  D  ,  Chancellor,  Ray  L  Wil- 
bur, LL,  D ,  President 
Leland  Stanford  Junior  University,  Depart 
ment  of  Engineering,  courses  in  Civil, 
Mechanical  and  Electrical  Engineering, 
Charles  D  Marx,  Dean 

Leland  Stanford  Junior  University,  Law 
Department,  law,  co-ed  ,  est  1892, 
Charles  A  Huston,  Dean 

Stockton,  San  Joaquin  Co.,  pop.  23,253. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — B    F    Eastman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Ansel  S    Williams. 
City   Superintendent— Ansel   S.    Williams 
Principal  High  School — Noel  E    Garrison 
Supv     Music — Emily    Dodge 
Manual  Training — George  H   Jensen 
Domestic    Science — Harriet    Keetmg 
Drawing — Mrs    Grace  Hewart 
Penmanship — Mr    Frank 
Commercial — E    H    Ridenour 

Heald'B  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  ; 
est.  1863;  co-ed  ,  F.  O  Gardiner,  Man- 
ager, Cor  California  and  Channel  St 

St  Mary's  College,  boys'  day,  R  C.,  Bro 
Chas  Aul,  Prin 

Stockton  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten., 
est.  1874,  F.  O.  Gardiner,  M.  Accts., 
Prin 

Western  Normal  School;  nor.,  non-sect  , 
co-ed  ,  est.  1901,  J  R.  Humphrey,  Pres, 
632  E  Main  St 


Sutter  Creek,  Aniador  Co  ,  pop.  1,500 

Prin    County  H    S  — John  C    Curts 

Tulare,    Tulare    Co.,    pop     2,758. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    H    Frew. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    H    Cook 
City  Superintendent — W    F    Walton 
Principal  High  School — W    L    Trew 
Sup\     Mus    &  Draw  — Mrs    Bertha  Jones 
Manual  Training — Chester  B    Hall 
Domestic    Science — Marian    Whitwood. 
Penmanship — J.  M    Luck 
Com'l   &  Stenog'* — C    J,   Martin 

Turlock,   Stanislaus  Co  ,  pop.   1,573. 

Pi  in   Union  H    S — W    E    Hester 

Ukiah,  Mendoolno  Co,  pop.  2,136 

Principal  High  School — B.  A    Lindsay 

Vacatille,  Solano  Co,  pop.  1,177. 

Pi  in    H    S — E    W    Stoddard 

Vallejo,  Solano   Co.,  pop    11,340. 

Pres    Ed    Educ  — R    J    R    Whitaker 
Sec     Bd    Educ  — James  Topley 
City  Superintendent — Guy  V   Whaley. 
Prin    H    S — C    H    Nielson 
Manual   Training — Mr    Utter 
Domestic  Science — Miss  G    T    Ritchie 
Drawing — Misa  I    Wilkinson 
Commercial — Miss  C    Montgomery 

St     Vincent's    Convent    School;    prep  ;    co 
ed  ,   R    C  ,   Sister  M    Joseph,  Prin. 

Ventura,  Ventnra  Co.,  pop.  2,945. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — T.  E    Cunnane. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A.  L.  Vincent. 
City    Superintendent — A     L     Vincent. 
Prin    H    S  — F    A    Wagner. 
Supv    Music  &  Draw  — Miss  Edson 
Manual  Training — Frederick   Docker 
Domestic  Science — Nora  Buell 
Penmanship — Frank  C   Doty 
Commercial — Frank   Doty. 

Visalia,  Tulare  Co.,  pop.  4,550. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — D    E    Perkins 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  Pool 

Principal  High  School — Alex    M    Simons 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  girls*  boarding;   R 
C  ,    Sister  Superior. 

Watsonvllle,  Santa  Cruz  Co.,  pop.  4,446. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — H    A   Hyde 

Sec    Bd.   Educ — H.    C.  Wyckoff. 

City    Supt.    and    Prin.    H     S  — T.    S.    Mac- 

Quiddy 

Supv    Music — A    B.    Herrman. 
Manual  Training— -V    C    Nichols. 
Dom     Sci — Miss   Grace   McCollister. 
Drawing — Miss   Sarah    L.    Waite 
Penmanship   and  Com'l — E    O    Flaugher. 

Moreland  Notre  Dame  Academy;  girls' 
boarding  and  day,  R.  C  ,  est.  1899;  Sister 
Superior. 


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Whittier,  tos  Angeles   Co,   pop.  4,550 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — N    T    Edvi  ards 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — U    G    Durlee 
City  Superintendent — U    G    Durfee 
Principal  High  School — O    C    Albeitson 
Supv    Music — Mrs    L    C    Craig 
Manual  Training — H    M    Fletcher 
Domestic  Science — Florence  M    Irvine 
Drawing — Nellie  Thompson 

TVhittier  College ,  coll  ,  prep ,  and  music 
depts  ,  co-ed  ,  Friends,  est  1S91,  A  Ros- 
cnbeiger,  PhD,  President 

Willlts,  Mendocino  Co ,  pop.  1,153. 

Principal  High  School — Edward  Blackman 

Willow,  Glenn   Co.,  pop.  1,139. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    G    Rawlins 
Sec    Bd    Educ— S    M.   Chahey 
Principal   High   School — C     C    Childress 
Supv    Music — Mrs    May  Warnick 
Drawing  and  Pen'ship — C    J    Lathrop 


Woodland,  Yolo   Co.,   pop     3,187. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    Reith,    Jr 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    E    Dingle 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S — W   M    Hyman 

Supv     Music — Doiothy   Thomas 

Manual  Training — Arthur  Thomas 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Rosary,  girls'  board- 
ing, R.  C  ,  Sister  Mary  Barbara,  Supe- 
lior 


United    Business    College,    bus ,    sten 
teleg  ,  Frank  Harroun,  LL    D     Pres 


and 


Yreka,  Siskiyou  Co.,  pop.  1,134. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — W.  L.  Kleaver. 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — W.  H    Parker 

Principal  High  School — E    L    Van  Dellen 

Supv    Music — Josephine  Colby. 

Manual   Training — J    C    Stanley. 

Domestic  Science — Vega  Swift. 

Pen' ship  &  Com'l — Olive  L.  Hampshire. 


COLOBADO 

Population,  799,024.     School  census,  221,954.    School  age,  6-21. 

Colorado  is  the  thirty-second  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  799,024  inhabitants,  of  whom  98  1  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number, 
159  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  popula- 
tion, ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  3.7  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  sixteenth  in  this 
respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE   STJPEBINTENDENT'S    OFFICE 

MRS.  MART  C.  C   BRADFORD,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  . .    .  Denver 

ALICE  B   CLARK,  Deputy  State  Superintendent ...  Denver 

MAY  A.  BRADFORD,  Stenographer     ....  Denver 

ALICE  LAMBERT,  Assistant  Librarian Denver 

HARRIET  G.  B    WRIGHT,  Clerk  .       .  Denver 

ERNESTINE  S   ANDREAS,  Stenographer Denver 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 

MRS.  MART  C.  C.  BRADFORD,  President Denver 

Gov  JtTLrus  C.  GUNTER Denver 

JAMES  B.  NOLAND,  Secretary  of  State Denver 

ALICE  B.  CLARK,  Secretary Denver 

STATE  TEACHERS'  BEADING  CIBCLE  BOABD 

MRS   MARY  C.  C.  BRADFORD Denver 

BALPH  S   PITTS,  East  Side  High  School Denver 

S.  S  PHILLIPS,  County  Superintendent La  Junta 

J.  H  SCHRIBER,  County  Superintendent     Boulder 

CATHERINE  D.  A.  MCCHESNEY,  Maria  Mitchell  School Denver 

STATE  TEACHEBS'  ASSOCIATION 

J.  H  KELLEY,  President Century  Building,  Denver 

H.  B.  SMITH,  Secretary Century  Building,  Denver 


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COUNTY   SUPERINTENDENTS   OP    SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Adams  ,       Helen  Lamb,  Brighton 

Alamosa  Ada  Sunquist,  Alamosa 

Arapahoe  . 

Clarence  B  Eddleblute,  Littleton 

Archuleta 

J    O.  Vermillion,  Pagosa  Springs 
Baca  Earl  C    Denney,  Springfield 

Bent  .  Allie  V  Richmond,  Las  Ammas 
Boulder  .  J  H  Shriber,  Boulder 

Chaffee 

Mrs  Rose  "W  Ridgway,  Buena  Vista 
Cheyenne 

Mrs   Esther  B   Weir,  Cheyenne  Wells 

Clear  Creek 

.Mrs  Elizabeth  Gleason,  Georgetown 
Conejos  F  O  Soule,  Sanford 

Costilla  . .  Luther  E    Bean,  Blanco 

Crowley  .       Walter  Dalby,  Ordway 

Custer  Dr  W  S  Butterbaugh,  Westcliffe 
Delta  .  .  Mrs.  Adah  Price,  Delta 
Denver.  .Mrs  Emma  G  Seldon,  Denver 
Dolores  .  .  Mrs  Bessie  Custis,  Rico 
Douglas 

Mrs  Maude  Hoskins,  Castle  Rock 
Eagle     .  OlHe  Graham,   Redcliff 

Elbert  .         Nora  Deu  Free,  Kiowa 

El  Paso 

Inez  Johnson  Lewis,  Colorado  Springs 
Fremont  Anna  S  Garwood,  Canon  City 
Garfield  .... 

Mrs     TIppett    Westerman,    Glenwood 

Springs 
Gilpm  

..Mrs  Isabella  F  Mabee,  Central  City 
Grand  .  .  Rhea  Galhnger,  Grandby 
Gunnison  .Luella  Johnson,  Gunnison 
Hmsdale.  Alice  Harkness,  Lake  City 
Huerfano  Samuel  J  Capps,  Walsenburg 
Jackson  .  .  Mrs  Minnie  Bock,  Walden 
Jefferson  Berness  Bunger,  Golden 

Kiowa     .         ...  Nellie  E  Lyttle,  Eads 


Ccuntv  Name  and  Address 

Kit   Carson 

.Jennie  L  Tressel,  Burlington 
Lake  Mrs  Marion  V  Cnspell,  Leadville 
La  Plata  Florence  Salabar,  Durango 
Larimer  Emma  T  Wilkins,  Fort  Collins 
Las  Animas  Elmore  Floyd,  Trinidad 
Lincoln  Mrs  Delia  Winder,  Hugo 

Logan  Flora  A  Allison,  Sterling 

Mesa 

Mrs  Elizabeth  Hinton,  Grand  Junction 
Mineral  — 

Mrs  Mary  N,  Oates,  North  Creede 
Moffat  George  W  Norvell,  Craig 

Montezuma  Mrs  Mary  E   Taylor,  Cortez 
Montrose  .Emma  Full,  Montrose 

Morgan 

Mrs  Anna  R  White,  Fort  Morgan 
Otero  S  S  Phillips,  La  Junta 

Ouray  Alma  Brockway,  Ouray 

Park  Nettie  King,  Jefferson 

Phillips    Addie  J   Zimmerman,  Holyoke 
Pitkin  .  Ethel  Higinbotham,  Aspen 

Prowers  Mary  Z  Lake,  Lamar 

Pueblo         Mrs    Lilhe  O    Baker,  Pueblo 
Rio  Blanco 

Mrs  Chanty  B  Smith,  Meeker 
Rio  Grande  ... 

Charles  E  Hart,  Monte  Vista 
Routt  Mrs  Emma  H  Peck,  Hay  den 
Sagnache  .  S  E.  Forbes,  Saguache 
San  Juan  .  .  

Mrs  Harriett  E  Keyser,  Silverton 
San  Miguel  Bertha  L  Cameron,  Telluride 
Sedgwick  Besse  Law,  Julesburg 
Summit 

Jane  A   Torkmgton,  Breckenridge 

Teller  

Mrs  Josephine  B  Mays,  Cripple  Creek 
Washington  Mrs  Rose  Bachman,  Akron 
Weld  .  A  B  Copeland,  Greeley 

Yuma  .       .     Clara  Tegner,  Wray 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATES  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Alamosa,  Alamosa  Co.,  pop   3,043 

City   Superintendent — Carlton   Aylard 
Principal  High  School — H   P.  Thomas 

Aspen,  Pitkin  Co.,  pop    2,300. 

Sec    Bd    Educ— M    W    Smith 

City  Superintendent — H    H   Van  Fleet 

Principal  High  School — J   E    Hewitt 

Blackhawk,  Oilpln   Co,   pop.  1,200. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Charles  Niccum 
Principal  of  Schools — C    W    Little 


Boulder.    Boulder   Co.,   pop     9,539. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — J     A     Davis 

Sec    Bd    Educ — May  Smith 

City  Superintendent — William  V.  Casey. 

Principal  High  School — S    S    Kingsbury. 

Supv    Music — Lillian   McCracken. 

Manual  Training — JT    C    Kesler 

Domestic  Science — Winifred  Carpentei 

Drawing— Sophie    M     Jourdan 

Colorado  Business  College,   bus    and  s«en. , 

A    W    Lanes,  Principal. 
Commercial — Henry   M     Sayre 


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COLORADO 


Boulder — continued 
Colorado   State   Preparatory    School;    prep  , 

co-ed  ,  state,  est    1875;  S.  S    Kings  bury, 

A    M,  Headmaster 
Mount   Gertrude's   Academy,   prep  ,   co-ed  , 

R    C  ,    Sister  M    Salome,   Prin 

University  of  Colorado,  comprises  the  Col- 
lege of  Liberal  Arts,  Commerce,  Educa- 
tion, Engineering,  School  of  Social  and 
Home  Service,  Graduate  School  and 
Schools  of  Law,  Medicine  and  Phar- 
macy, state,  co-ed  ;  est  1875;  Livingston 
Farrand,  LL  D  ,  President 

University  of  Colorado,  College  of  Com- 
merce, courses  in  Banking,  Commerce, 
Trade  and  Industry,  and  Journalism,  est. 
1906,  Frederick  A.  Bushee,  Ph  D,  Sec'y. 

University  of  Colorado,  College  of  Educa- 
tion, professional  teachers'  training 
courses,  est  1908,  Frank  E  Thompson, 
B  A,,  Secretary. 

University  of  Colorado,  College  of  Engi- 
neering, courses  in  Civil,  Mechanical 
Electrical  and  Chemical  Engineering;  co- 
ed ,  est  1893,  Milo  S  Ketchum,  C.  E, 
Dean. 

University  of  Colorado,  Medical  Depart- 
ment; freshman  and  sophomore  years; 
junior  and  senior  years  in  Denver;  reg  ; 
co-ed  ,  est  1883,  Charles  N  Meader, 
M  D,  Dean 

University    of    Colorado    School    of    Law; 

co-ed  ,    est.   1892,   John  D    Fleming,   LL. 

D  ,  Dean 
University  of  Colorado,  ilchool  of  Pharmacy; 

co-ed  ,    est     1911,    Homer   C.    Washburn, 

Ph.   C,  Dean. 

Breen,  La  Plata  Co. 

State  Agricultural  College,  agri  state, 
Charles  A  Lovy,  LL  D ,  President 


Brush,  Morgan  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John  Williams 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — William  Knearl 
Cty  Supt   &  Prm   H    S — H    G    Nelson 
Supv    Music — Norma  Morey 
Manual  Training — E    E    Beardsley. 
Com'l   &  Stenog'y — F    M    Mans 

Buena  Vista,  Chaff ee  Co ,  pop.  1,006 
Pres.   Bd    Educ. — A.  E.   Wright. 
Sec    Bd    Educ.— Mrs    A.  B    Pelta. 
City  Superintendent — George  F.  Moll 

Canon  City,  Fremont  Co,  pop.  5,162. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Lafe    Combs 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    A    H    Burgess 
City    Superintendent — William    H.    Kay 
Principal  High  School — C    E   Lauterbach 
Supv    Music — Tom  G    Taylor. 
Physical  Culture — Ruth  Darling. 
Drawing — Eva  Klrkton 

Dodds'      Commercial     College;     bus      and 
etfyn ,      D.  D    Dodds,  Principal. 


Canon  City — continued 

Mount     St      Scholastica's    Academy;     girls' 
boarding,   R    C  ,  Sister  M    Callista,   Prin. 

Central  City,  Gilpin  Co.,  pop   3,114. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Bennet  E    Seymour. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Leroy  J.   Williams 
City  Supt    &  Prin.  H.   S — Frank  H.  Clark. 
Supv.  Music — Margaret  Anderson. 
Commercial — TV    H    "Wolff 

Colorado  City,  £1  Paso  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — I    S    Nichols 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    &    Greenlee. 
City  Superintendent — Elbert  C.  Best 
Principal  High  School — Miss  L.  M.  Joseph 
Sup\    Music — Esther  A    Sweeney 
Drawing — Dora   E     Albertson. 
Commercial — Flora   A    Elder 

Colorado  Springs,  £1  Paso   Co.,  pop.   29,078. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Katharine    K     Mowry 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — T     J     Fox 

City  Superintendent — Roscoe  C    Hill 

Principal  High   School— ^H    Allen  Nye 

Supervisor    Music — -Louise    Wad  ell 

Supervisor    Art — Laura   R     Way 

Head  Com'l   Dept — F    C     Onstott 

Supv    Penmanship — Kathryn  J    Morgan 

Supv    Hygiene — Florence   Harvey 

Dir    Manual  Arts — Harold  C    Stillman. 

Dir    Home  Economics — Irma  H    Harris 

Central  Business  College,  bus,  sten.  and 
coxn'l  nor  ,  co-ed  ,  est.  1904,  J.  N.  Nut- 
ter, President. 

Colorado  College;  comprises  the  College, 
Department  of  Engineering,  Department 
of  Forestry,  of  Business  Administration 
and  Banking,  of  Music,  and  Cutler  Acad- 
emy, co-ed  ,  Cong  ,  est  1874,  Wm.  F 
Slocum,  LL  D  ,  Pi  es 

Colorado  College,  Department  of  Engineer- 
ing; courses  in  Electrical,  Civil  and  Irri- 
gation Engineering,  est.  1903,  Florian 
Cajori,  LL  D,  Dean. 

Colorado      College,      School      of      Forestry; 

est.    1906,    William    C.    Sturgis,    Ph     D, 

Dean. 
Colorado    School    for    the    Deaf    and    the 

Blind,  W    K    Argo,  Supt 
Colorado  Springs  Academy  for  Boys;  prep  ; 

boys;  non-sect.,  J.  B    Walton,  Prin. 
Cutler   Academy,    Colorado    College,    prep  ; 

co-ed  ,    non-sect ,    est.    1874,    James    W. 

Park,  Head  Master 
St.     Mary's     School     and    Academy;     girls' 

boarding,  R.  C  ,  Mother  Claver,  Superior- 
ess,  32   W.   Kiowa  Street 

St  Stephen's  School,  boys'  boarding;  prep  ; 
P  E  ,  est  1910;  Rev.  Gibson  Bell,  Rector, 
Austin  Bluffs. 

San  Luis  School;   prep  ;   co-ed  ;  non-sect.; 

est    1890,  Miss  Bessie  Henry,  Prin 
State   School   for  Deaf   and  Blind;    Indus  , 

state,  co-ed  ,  W    K    Argo,  Supt. 


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Colorado  Springs — continued 
Western  Holiness  College  and  Bible  Train 
ing  School,   coll    and  theol  ,   co-ed  ,   Jes- 
sie B    Denny,  Principal 

Cripple  Creek,  Teller  Co ,  pop    6,206. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — A    W    Olrver 

Sec    Bd    Bduc  — Charles  A    Starr 

City  Superintendent — Wilson  M.  Shafer. 

Principal   High   School — Clarence  Pearson 

Sup\    Music — Nellie  Jones 

Manual  Training — J    I    Glendennmg 

Domestic  Science — Frances  Lightfoot 

Delta,  Delta  Co.,  pop.  2,388. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — A    H    Stockham 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    W    Jarrett. 
City  Superintendent — W    A    Franks 
Principal  High  School — F    J    Hendershot 

Denver,   Denver  Co,  pop    213,381. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    W    Gillespie 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    A    B    Stutt  « 

City   Superintendent — Carlos   M     Cole 
Assistant   Supt — Frank    Goff 
Supervisor    Music — W.    3*    Whlteman 
Manual    Training — Milton    Clauser. 
Domestic   Science — Mrs    Ella   Henry    Borst 
Domestic  Art — Idabelle  McGlauflm 
Physical  Culture — Jacob  Schnutt 
Drawing — Emily  H    Miles 
Penmanship — James    E     Hutchingson, 
Kindergarten — H     Grace    Parsons. 
Playgrounds — Anna   L    Johnson 

PUBLIC   HIGH   SCHOOLS 
Bast    Side    High    School — 19th    and    Stout 

Sts,  H.  M    Barrett,  Principal 
East  Side  High-Latin,   Broadway  and  14th 

Ave  ,  W    W    Remington,  Asst    Prm 
Longfellow    Technical    High    School,    A.    J 

Fynn,  Principal. 
Manual    Training   High   School,    Charles   A. 

Bradley,    Principal. 
North  Side  High  School,  Edward  L.  Brown, 

Principal 
School   of  Trades,   Eliot  and   W    Lake  PI  , 

W    C    Borst,  Principal. 

South    Side   High    School,    Pear,!    and    Colo- 
rado, J   B   Garvin,  Principal 
West    Side    High    School,    C.    W.    BIgelow, 

Principal. 

Barnes  Commercial  School;  bus  and  sten.; 
est  1904;  E.  C.  Barnes,  President,  1625 
Champa  St. 

Central  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  . 
est  1887,  L.  A  Arnold,  Pres,  211  15th 

College  of  Music,  University  of  Denver; 
music,  co-ed  .  est  1&64;  Chas  F  Carl- 
son, 14th  and  Arapahoe  St 

College  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  coll  and 
prep  ,  boys'  boarding,  R.  C  ,  est  1888, 
Rev.  John  J.  Brown,  S.  J,  President,  Al- 
cott  Station. 

Colorado  College  of  Dental  Surgery,  Unl- 
ver^ity  of  Denver;  dent  ,  co-ed  ,  est 
1897,  H  A  Fynn,  Dean,  California  Bldg 


Denver — continued 

Denver  Law  School,  University  of  Denver; 
law,  co-ed  ,  est  1892,  Geo.  C.  Manly, 
LL  B ,  Dean,  B  &  C  Building 

Denver  Normal  and  Preparatory  School, 
nor  ,  private,  co-ed  ,  est  1893,  Fred 
Dick,  Principal 

Fine  Arts  Academy  of  Denver,  Abigail 
Holman,  Director,  31  East  18th  Ave 

Illft?  School  of  Theology;  theol  ;  M  E  ; 
est  1892,  Rev  James  A  Beebe,  D  D, 
Pres 

Modern  School  of  Business,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1896,  George  LaMunyon,  Principal, 
Broadway  and  W.  13th  St. 

Students'  School  of  Art,  art,  co-ed  ,  est 
1895,  Henry  Read,  Director,  1311  Pearl 
St 

University  of  Colorado,  School,  of  Medicine; 
Denver  Division  junior  and  senior  years; 
reg- ;  co-ed  ;  Ross  C.  Whitman,  M.  D , 
Secretary  at  Denver. 

University  of  Denver;  comprises  College  of 
Liberal  Arts,  Graduate  School,  Warren 
Academy,  School  of  Law,  of  Dentistry,  of 
Commerce;  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est.  1864, 
Henry  A  Buchtel,  LL  D,  Chancellor. 

University  of  Denver,  School  of  Commerce, 
Accounts  and  Finance,  J.  B  Giejsbeek, 
Dean,  Foster  Bldg 

Wallace  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
R  J  Wallace,  Pres,  1545  Glenarm  Pi 

Westminster  College;  collegiate,  prepara- 
tory and  music  departments,  co-ed.;  est. 
1907,  Presb  ,  R  M  Donaldson,  D  D, 
Pres,  Westminster. 

Wolcott  School,  girls'  boarding;  non-sect  , 
est  1898,  JDS  Riggs,  President,  1400 
Marion  St 

Wolfe  Hall,  girls'  boarding,  P.  E  ;  est, 
1867,  Miss  Margaret  Kerr,  Prin.,  Clark- 
son  St. 

Woodworth's  Shorthand  College,  sten  ;  est 
1889,  William  A  Woodworth,  President. 
Colorado  Blvd 


Durango,  La  Plata  Co.,  pop.  4,686. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — F.  S  Balster. 

Sec   Bd   Educ— K.  M  Murray. 

City   Superintendent — Emory  E.  Smiley 

Principal  High   School — Mrs    Rosipha   Pul- 

ford 

Domestic  Science — Miss  Augusta  Durbln. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — M   E.  Skaggs. 

Fort  Lewis  Training  School,  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
non-sect.,  est.  1881;  John  S,  Spear,  A 
M ,  Prin. 

Eaton,  W$Id  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— Anton  Anderson 

Sec    Bd    Educ— Fred  Gazelle 

City    Superintendent — H    E.    Black. 


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Eaton — continued 

Principal   High   School — Max  Schertel 
Supv    Music — Misa  Redding. 
Physical  Culture — Carrie  Thomas 
Draw    &  Man    Tr — Nellie  Morrison 

ISnglewood,  Arapahoe  Co,  pop.  2,983. 

City   Superintendent — Charles  H    Hay 

Florence,  Fremont  Co.,  pop.  9,700. 
Pres.  Bd.  Educ — R.  A.  Ramsay 
Sec    Bd.    Educ — John    O'Malley. 
City  Superintendent — Charles  C    Brown 
Principal    High    School — Howard   Carroll. 
Manual  Training — N    F    Ambrose 
Commercial — Ora  Ward 

Fort   Collins,  Larimer  Co.,  pop.  8,210. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Earl  Dogulass 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Edward  Hall. 
City  Superintendent — A.  H.  Dunn. 
Prin.  H.  S. — IT    G    Gordon 
Supv    Music — Coba  Van    de   Steeg 
Drawing — Laura   M     Purcell 
Manual  Training — E.  J.  Thompson. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Margaret  Rosa. 
Penmanship — Hattie  DeWald. 
Commercial — Mrs.  Mary  Ball. 

Colorado  State  Agricultural  College;  courses 
in  Agriculture,  Mechanic  Arts  (Civil,  Me- 
chanical, Electrical  and  Irrigation  Engi- 
neering), Veterinary  Medicine,  Home 
Economies  and  General  Science;  co-ed.; 
est  1879,  Charles  A  Lory,  Ph  D,  Pres 

Fort  Morgan,  Morgan  Co.,  pop.  5,228. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — E   H    Edwards. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — S    H.  Rathbone. 

City  Supt    and  Prin    H    S — W.  A    Franks 

Supv    Music — Miss  Coba  Van  de  Steeg 

Manual  Training — Albert  Estes 

Penmanship — G.  W    Leonard 

Physical  Culture — Mrs    Esther  Cleveland 

Fowler,  Otero  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — O  F.  Higbee 
Sec  Bd  Educ — R.  B  Edwards 
City  Superintendent — J  W  Koch 

Fraita,   Mesa    Co.,   pop.    1,200. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — A    L    Gragey 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    A    Austin 

City  Supt   &  Prin   H   S. — Minnie  O    Hall 

Georgetown,  Clear  Creek  Co.,  pop.  1,418. 

Sec  Bd  Educ  — John  Tomay. 

Glenwood  Springs,  Garfleld  Co.,  pop.  2,019. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — G    H    Bell 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — C.   E    Hubbard 
City  Superintendent — Elmer  Underwood 
Principal  High  School — Lou  E    Allen 


Glenwood  Springs — continued 
Supv  Music — Willa  Clanton 
Domestic  Science — Dorma  Hunting 


Golden,   Jefferson    Co.,   pop.   3,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    E    Stewart. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Mrs.   M.   N.   Townsend. 
City   Supt     &    Pnn     H     S — W    H     Simons 
Supv    Music — E.   A.  Johnson 

Colorado  School  of  Mines;  courses  in  Metal 
Mining,  Coal  Mining,  Mining  Geology, 
Metallurgy  and  Applied  Chemistry;  state; 
co-ed  ,  est  1873,  William  B  Phillips,  Ph. 
D ,  President 

Grand  Junction,  Mesa  Co.,  pop.  7,754. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    W    Swire 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G    R.  Warner 
City   Superintendent — John   H.   Allen 
Principal  High  School — R.  E.  Tope. 
Supv    Music — Harriet  Moulton 
Manual  Training — Mr    McElroy. 
Domestic  Science — Marie  Crotty 
Penmanship — F    M    Bacon 

Ho  el's  Business  College;  bus.  and  aten.; 
Sidney  C  Hoel,  Principal. 

Greeley,  Weld  Co.,  pop.  8,179. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — - Dr    J   K    Miller 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — E.  B.  Coulter. 
City  Superintendent — G    E.  Brown. 
Principal  High  School — W   S   Roe. 
Supv.  Music — J.  R.  Whiteman. 
Manual  Training — C   W.  Horning 
Domestic  Science — Edith  McCreedy. 
Physical  Culture— F  L.  Young. 
Drawing — Charlotte  Gauss 
Penmanship — Gussie  Brown 
Commercial — C    W    Horaer. 

Agriculture — F    A.    Ogle 

*. 

Colorado  State  Teachers  College;  profe* 
atonal  teachers'  courses  in  Education, 
Music,  Kindergarten,  Domestic  Science; 
co-ed  ,  est  1890,  Jonn  G  Crabbe,  UL>  D, 
President 

Greeley  Commercial  College,  bus.  and  sten.; 
est  1904;  J.  W  Adrian,  Principal 

Gunnison,  Gunniaon  Co.,  pop.   1,026. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ. — George  Sullivan. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — Nannie  E    Harwood. 
City    Superintendent — Grant   Ruland. 
Principal  High  School — James  H   Kelly 
Supv    Music — Eva  Alberta  Rogers 
Manual  Training— W.  C    P    Meddins. 
Domestic  Science — Maria  Hennes. 
Physical  Culture — Kathryn  Hale. 
Drawing — H    L    Richter, 
Com'l   &  Stenog*y — Eva  Carpenter. 


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Gunnison — continued 

State  Normal  School  of  Colorado,  teachers' 
training  courses,  state,  co-ed  ,  James 
Herbert  Kelley,  Principal 

Hesperus,  La  Plata  Co,  pop    300. 

Fort  Lewis  School  of  Agriculture,  Me- 
chanic and  Household  Arts,  G  F  Snyder, 
Principal 

Idaho  Springs,  Clear  Creek  Co.,  pop    2,503. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — E.    M    Moscript 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Elizabeth  Gleason 

City  Superintendent — S  A.  Norris. 

Principal  High  School — Miss  Kuth  Dorsey 

Supv    Music — Rose  Ganson 

Dom    Sci    &  Phy.  Cult— Hattle  Richards 

Manua.1  Training — G    G    Rogers 

Julesburg,  Sedgrwfck  Co ,  pop.   1,000 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Robert  Barrett 

La  Junta,  Otero  Co,  pop.  4,154. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Rufus  Phillips 
Sec    Bd    Educ—- Mrs    Ellen  G    O'Neil. 
City   Superintendent — F.   P    Austin 
Prin    H    S— R    D    McChntock 
Supv    Music — Miss  Valentine  Preston 
Manual  Training— R    O.  Trueblood. 
Domestic  Science — Pearl  Horn 
Drawing — Mary  Calfee. 
Commercial — J    E    Gilkey 
Stenography — Mrs  Gertrude  Ballard. 
Penmanship — A    B    Cor. 

Lafayette,  Boulder  Co.,  pop    1,800. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — William  T    Wilkinson 
City  Superintendent — Arthur  H    Mueller 
Principal  High  School — W  B   Reed 

Lamar,  Prowers  Co.,  pop.  2,200. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — S  D  Church 
Sec.  Bd  Educ — Herschel  Horn 
City  Superintendent — George  R  Monyer. 

Principal  High   School — C    W    Mottinger 

Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Alice  Gordon 
Manual  Training — P.  E.  Clement. 

Domestic  Science — Bess  Chappell 
Commerc  ai  —Nell   Corning. 

Las  Animas,  Bent  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Sec    Bd   Educ — Evan  Thomas 
City  Superintendent — J    Howard  Larrick 
Prin    County  H    S — J    Howard  Larrick. 
Commercial — C    O    Ranney. 

Leadvllle,  Lake  Co.,  pop.  7,508. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — Charles  Cavender 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Fen  G    Barker 

City  Superintendent — George  M.  Hammers. 

Principal  High  School — Lulu  M    Pinger 

Supv   Primary — Isabel  De  Moisey 

Phy   Training — Frederick  H   WIebesIck 

Supv,  Music — Zul-\  r.  Bird 


Leadville — continued 
Domestic  Science — Ruth  Winch  el 
Manual  Training — Clarence  HaafC 
Commercial — Cecil  Stokley 

St  Mary's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R  C  ,  Sla- 
ter Anseleta,  Prin 

Littleton,   Arapahoe   Co.,  pop.    1,200. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    Florence  Carson 
City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — C    R    Rayborn 

Longmont,  Boulder  Co.,  pop.  4,256. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — John  E   Hill. 
Sec    Bd   Educ — Miss  Gertrude  Seckner. 
City  Superintendent— Charles  C   Casey 
Principal  High  School — N    U    Spangler 
Supv    Music — S    Earle  Blakeslee 
Manual  Training — H    G    Nowels. 
Domestic  Science — Clara  Donovan. 
Physical  Culture — R    Clare  Coffin. 
Drawing — Helen  Small 

Loretto,  Arapahoe  Co ,  pop.  72. 

Loretto  Heights  Academy,  girls'  boarding; 
R  C  ;  est  1890,  Mother  Mary  Edith,  Su- 
perior 

Louisville,  Boulder  Co ,  pop    1,400. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Joseph  A    Huber 
City  Superintendent — S   M    Ludwick 
Principal  High  School — L    W.  Martin 

Loveland,  Larimer  Co.,  pop.  8,200. 
Pres   Bd   Educ — W.  C   Vorreiter. 
Sec   Bd    Educ  —Mary  N   Keeler. 
City  Superintendent — R.  W.  Truscott, 
Principal  High  School — R   A.  Puffer. 
Supv  Music — Helen  B  Parker. 
Manual  Training" — B.  F   Rickel. 
Domestic  Science — Caroline  L   Martner 
Commercial — R    M   Mosher. 

Manitou,  El  Paso  Co.,  pop.  1,450. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    D    Swain 

City  Superintendent — C    M    Barnard 

Montclalr,  Denver  Co.,  pop.  415. 

Colorado  Woman's  College,  coll  ,  prep  ; 
music,  home  economics,  women;  Bapt  , 
est  1905,  J  P.  Treat,  A.  M,  President. 

Monte  Vista,  Rio  Grande  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres.   Bd    Educ — Dr    Charles  Trueblood. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Ornie  Stephenson 
City  Superintendent — E    L.    Parmenter 
Principal  High  School — H    H   Journey 
Supv    Mus    &   Draw — Grace   Nelson. 
Manual    Training— E.    B 
Commer"*tLi— H.   H.   Journay. 


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Montrose,  Montrose  Co.,  pop.  3,254. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    I    Knott 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    A    Berry 
City  Superintendent — D    B    Wiedmann 
Principal  High  School — L.    M    Brown 
Supv     Music — Alma   Danough 
Manual  Training — W    E    Middleton 
Domestic  Science — R    Blake 
Drawing — Agnea  Peterson 

Onray,    Ouray   Co,  pop.   1,644 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — T    W    Emerson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — M    C    Witherspoon 
City  Superintendent — B  A    Stevens 
Principal    High    School — W.    W.    Keplmger 
Manual  Training — Professor  Hiatt 
Commercial — Daniel   Gregg 

Palisades,  Mesa  Co.,  pop.  1}000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F    E    Port 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    H    Bancroft 
City   Superintendent — R     E    Greene 
Principal  High   School — W    D    Detwiler 

Pueblo,  Pueblo  Co.,  pop.  44,395. 

SOUTH   SIDE 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Mrs     Mary    A     Ruegnltz 
Sec.   Bd.   Educ. — Charles  E    Saxton. 
City  Superintendent — John  P   Keating. 

Pnncipal  High  School — D    K    Dunton 

Supv    Music — Emma  Poirson 
Manual    Training— D    N    Wells 
Domestic    Science — Miss   Janet   Preston. 

Physical  Culture— Albert  W    Blake 
Drawing — Miss   Harriet   Palmer. 
ConVl  &  Stenog'y — F.   C.   Kay. 
NORTH    SIDE 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    P    Vories 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    J     Scott. 

City  Superintendent — F    D    Slutz. 

Principal  High  School — C.  H    Fletcher 

American  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  , 
est  1903,  J.  A.  Clark,  Prin. 

Loretto   Academy;    girls*   boarding,    R     C. 
est    1873,  Mother  M    Clarasine,   Superior- 
ess, 10th  and  Elizabeth 

Pueblo  School  of  Business,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1912,  Julius  von  Tobel,  President,  501 
Court  St. 

Rocky  Ford,  Otero  Co.,  pop.  3,230. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O.  W   West 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — J.  E    Lawson. 
City  Superintendent — R    J    Walters 
Principal  High  School — John  A.  Marshall. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Pansy  E    Sheldon 
Manual   Training- — Lillie  E.   Brigham 
Domestic    Science — Miss   Ethel    M     Weaver 
Drawing — Miss  Sheldon 
Coxn'l  &  Stenog-y— Ralph  W.  Legg. 


Sagnache,  Sagnache  Co.,  pop.  450. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  —  O    P.  Shippey. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  "W    M    Slane 

Principal  High  School  —  John  B    Morgan 

Salida,    Chaffee    Co.,   pop.    4,425. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  —  R   P    Rubin. 

Sec    Bd,  Educ  —  F    C   Woody 

City    Superintendent  —  Edgar    Keener. 

Principal  High  School  —  C    E.  Tanton. 

Mus    and  Dra\*  —  Miss  C    Gfroerer 

Manual  Training  —  C.  R    Bernard. 

Domestic  Science  —  Miss  Edna  M    Lad  wig 

Silverton,   San  Juan  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  —  Ray   Cooper 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Mrs    Agnes  Schmelger 
Town  Superintendent  —  C    G    Manning 
Principal  High  School  —  Antoinette  Kara 


Steamboat  Springs,  Rontt  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  George  Wither 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  —  R.  A    Barenther. 
Principal  High  School  —  Miss  Anna  Shearer. 

Sterling,  Logan  Co,  pop.  2.200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Mrs    A    D,  Jackson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Anne  Walek 
City  Superintendent  —  J    A     Sexson 
Principal  High  School  —  J.  A.  Sexson. 
Supv    Music  —  Carl  Keifer 
Household  Arts  —  Rosetta   Cline 

Sugar  City,  Crowley  Co.,  pop.  SOS. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  R    A.  Hamilton 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  T    W    Butler. 
City  Superintendent  —  H.  T    Mitchell 
Principal   High  School  —  E.   N    Freeman. 
Domestic   Science  —  Miss  Irene  Mott. 


Tellnride,   San  Miguel   Co.,   pop.   2,446. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — E    McKown. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — F.   D.  Work 

City  Superintendent — W.  E    Baker. 

Principal  High  School — Arthur  Gilbert 

Manual   Training — W    F    VanAtta. 

Domestic  Science — Geneva  M   Bane 

Supv.  Mus    &  Draw — Phebe  Wadsworth. 

Trinidad,  I*as   Animas   Co.,  pop.   10,204. 
Pres   Bd   Educ — J   F.  Sherman 
Sec    Bd   Educ — Dr.  L.  Freudenthal. 
City  Superintendent — Jesse  R.  Morgan. 
Principal  High   School — H    A    Keeley 
Supv     Music — Stella  Kromer. 
Manual  Training — F.  W.  Jones. 
Domestic  Science — Nellie  Roberts. 
Physical  Cultuie — A    H    Minton 
Draw    &  Penmanship— Otillie  Thomas. 
Commercial — Clara  Bunnell 


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Trinidad — continued 
Trinidad  Business  College;   bus    and  sten., 

est.    1888;    W     E     Anderson,    M     C     S, 

Pres. 

Victor,   Teller   Co.,  pop.   4,000. 

City    Superintendent — Wilson    M     Shafer 
Principal  High  School — George  B    Duffield 
Supv    Music — Nellie  Jones 
Manual  Training- — J    I    Glendenmng 
Domestic   Science — Frances   Laghtfoot 


Walsenburg,  Huerfano  Co.,  pop.  3,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    D   Baird 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — Dora    Unfug 

City    Superintendent — D     C     Cagwin 

Principal  High  School — S    M    Andrews 

Wray,  Yama  Go,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — Henry   Schafer. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    A    Klinger 
Principal  High  School — G    W    Marshall 

Yuma,  Yuzna  Co.,  pop.  333. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Clara  Tigner 
Principal   High  School — C    E    Patton 


CONNECTICUT 

Population,  1,114,756.    School  census,  242,662.    School  age,  4-16. 

Connecticut  is  the  thirty-first  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  1,114,756  inhabitants,  of  whom  986  per  cent  are  white.  Of  this  number, 
29.5  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  popula- 
tion, ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  6  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  thirtieth  in  thii 
respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows,  the  chief  executive  power 
resting  not  in  a  State  Superintendent,  as  in  most  states,  but  in  the  State  Board  of 
Education,  of  which  the  Governor  of  the  state  is  chairman  and  the  Secretary  executive 
officer: 

OFFICE  S'ECBETABY  STATE  BOAKD  OF  EDUCATION 
CHABLES  D.  HIKE,  Secretary  State  Board  of  Education Hartford 

A.  J  BRUNDAGE,  Supervisor  of  Agriculture Storrs 

B.  A.  STORRS,  Supervisor  of  Agriculture Colchester 

E.  H.  CAMERON,  High  School  Inspector     .  New  Haven 

F.  J.  TRINDER,  Trade  School  Supervisor New  Britain 

MRS.  BELLE  H.  JOHNSON,  Library  Visitor Hartford 

STATE   BOAKD    OP  EDUCATION 

MARCUS  H.  HOLCOMB,  Governor Southington 

CLIFFORD  B  WILSON,  Lieut. -Governor Eocl^ille 

CHARLES  D.  HINE,  Secretary,  State  Board  of  Education Hartford 

A.  J.  WRIGHT,  Clerk Hartford 

S.  P.  WILLARD,  Agent New  Haven 

CONNECTICUT  STATE  TEACHEBS'  ASSOCIATION 

OSCAR  L.  BURDICK,  President Stamford 

S   P.  WILLARD,  Secretary Colchester 

CONNECTICUT  SCHOOL  MASTEBS'  CLUB 

WALTER  B   SPENCER,  President West  Hartford 

JAMES  C.  MOODY,  S&cretary. ...  New  Britain 

STATE  SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSIONEE 

B.  FRANH  MARSH,  State  Capitol Hartford 

The  state  has  an  optional  text-book  law,  authority  being  vested  in  local  boardi 
or  the  voters  to  determine  whether  text-books  shall  be  furnished  free. 


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COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS   OF  SCHOOLS 

Connecticut  has  no  county  superintendents  of  schools,  but  has  instead  what  is 
called  the  "town  system"  of  school  supervision,  each  city,  or  in  some  cases,  where 
the  towns  are  small,  a  group  of  cities,  having  its  individual  superintendent  of  schools. 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 

Bridgeport — continued 

Bridgeport  University  School;  boys'  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  Vincent  C  Peck,  Principal, 
836  Fail  field  Ave 

Connecticut  Froebel  Normal,  nor  kind  ; 
boarding,  est  1898,  Mary  C  Mills,  Prin- 
cipal, 181  West  Avenue 

Courtland  School,  The;  girls;  day;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1891,  Mary  J  Miner,  Principal, 
431  Washington  Avenue 

Gutchess  College,  bus  and  sten  ,  est  1901; 
S  D  Gutchess,  President,  54  Cannon  St 

Park  Avenue  Institute;  boys*  boarding,  non- 
sect ;  est.  1872;  Seth  B  Jones,  A.  B, 
A.  M.,  Prin,  688  Park  Ave. 

St  Joseph's  School,  prep;  co-ed.;  R.  C; 
est  1900,  Sister  M  Asteria,  Superior,  47 
Madison  Avenue 

Smith  Froebel  Kindergarten  Training 
School,  normal  kindergarten,  Fannie  A. 
Smith,  Principal,  863  Lafayette 

Union    Business    College,    bus.    and    sten.; 

Fred  Enos,  President,  1285  Courtland 
West  End  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Eva  M 

Otstot,  Principal,  164  Elmwood  Ave 
T  M.  C  A.  School;  tech.;  men,  Christian; 

est     1893,    S     S     Keeney,    Director,    833 

Main  St. 

Bristol,  Hartford  Co  ,  pop    13,508 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — N.  B   Pierce,  ~~ 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Karl   A    Reiche 
City  Superintendent— Karl  A    Reiche 
Principal  High  School — Henry  B.  Cottle. 
Supv    Music — Annie   E     Hayes 
Manual  Training — Eugene  Giammatteo 
Domestic   Science — Catherine  Case 
Drawing — Arie  E    Kelley 
Commercial — Minnie  A.  Cobleigh. 

Brookfleld,  Fairfleld  Co.,  pop.  600 

Chm  Sch  Com  — D  Clark  Joyce 
Sec  Sch  Com  — Charles  A  Ryder 
Town  Supervisor — O  E  Lowell 

Brookfleld  Summer  School  of  Music;  music; 
co-ed  ;  est  1900,  Herbert  Wilbur  Greene, 
Director. 

Curtis  School  for  Boys,  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect;  Frederick  S  Curtis,  Prin. 

Brooklyn,  Windham  Co  ,  pop.  2,358. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — I    W    Chapman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    G    Lawton 
Town  Superintendent — Albert   S    Ames 


Ansonia,  New  Haven   Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Judge  Robert  I    Munger 
Sec    Bd    Educ — "William  H.  Dwyer 
City   Superintendent — Richard  T    Tobin 
Principal  High  School — John  J    Stevens. 
Supv    Music — Clayton  P.  Stevens 
Domestic  Science — Annie  M    Holbrook 
Drawing — Miss  Daisy  C   Allen 
Commercial — Miss  Ada  Williams 
Stenography — Miss  Dora  B.  Schumacher. 

Avon,  Hartford  Co  ,  pop    1,077 

Chm    Sch    Com  — J    W.  Alsop 

Sec    Sch    Com — Joseph  S    Woodfoid 

Town  Supervise! — Lewis  S    Mills 

Berlin,  Hartford  Co,  pop.  3,728 

Pres  Bd  Educ — John  Molumphy 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — Arthur  Woodruff 
Town  Superintendent — Joseph  Dows 

Bethel,  Fail-field  Co.,  pop.  3,041. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Hai  old  E    Wilson 
Sec    Sch    Com — Piank  A    Beriy 
City  Superintendent — Frank  A.  Berry. 
Pimcipal    High   School — Frank  A    Berry 

Bloomfleld,  Hartford  Co  ,  pop.  1,513. 

Chm  Sch  Com — Walter  C  Wade 
Sec  Sch  Com  — George  Mitchelson 
Town  Superintendent — F  L  Tapley 

Branford,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  6,047. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    J.  V    Conmgham. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Albert  Jourdan. 
City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — Herman  1+  Love- 
Joy. 

Supv     Music — Arthur    Schuckai. 
Drawing — Cora  M.   Crane 
Com'l   &  Stenog*y — Aisle  C    Clark 

Bridgeport,  Fairfield  Co.,  pop.  108,054. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Elmer  H.   Havens 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William  B    Boardman 
City  Superintendent — Samuel  J.  Slawson 
Assistant    Supt — F    O     Smith 
Principal  High  School — H    D    Simonds. 
Supv    Grades — Fanny   A    Hurley 
Supv    Music — Cora  M    Purviance 
Manual  Training — A    Herbeit  Barrows 
Domestic  Science — Clara  Preston 
Physical  Culture — Harvey  C    Went 
Drawing — Mary    Jackson 
Penmanship — William    McAndrew 
Commercial — L    B    Matthias 

Bridgeport  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
R  S  Cunningham,  Principal,  211  State 
Street 

Bridgeport   Training   School    for   Teachers; 

normal;    city,    co-ed  ,    Edward'  E     Cort- 
right,  Principal. 


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Burlington,  Hartford  Co,  pop    1,218 

Chm    Sch   Com  — A   H    Bi  adlej 
Sec    Sch    Com  — Elliott  Alderman 
To\\n  Supei  \isor — F    L    Taple} 

Canaan,  Litchfield  Co,  pop    7,022. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — Nelson  3  Dean 
Sec  Bd  Educ — Richard  P  Smith 
Town  Supervisor — C  L  Warner 

Canton,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  2,732. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    H    Sullivan 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    P    Jones 
Town  Superintendent — W    S    Dakin 
Principal  High  School — Seth  G    Haley 
Supv    Music — Elsie  J    Longan 

Cheshire,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  1,988. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Jacob  D    Walter 
Sec    fech    Comm — Frederick  Doolittle 
To\\n  Supervisor — D    C    Allen 

Cheshire  School,  boys'  boarding:;  F.  EL,  est. 
1794,   Paul  Klimpke,  M    A.,  Headmaster. 

Chester,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  1,419. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — E    W    Lewis 
Sec    Bd    Educ— W    P    Holden 
Town  Supeimtendent — W    S    Dakm 
Puncipal  High  School — Robert  B   Foote 

Clinton,  Middlesex  Co ,  pop.  1,274. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — John  H    Miller 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Lucien  K    Stevens 
Supv.    Music — Mrs     G.    I.    Kelsey 
Morgan    School,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    George    E 
Eliot,   Principal 

Colchester,  New  London  Co.,  pop.  2,140. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    J    Sullivan 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    R.  Backus 
City  Superintendent — John  A.  Young 
Bacon  Academy,  Clinton  E    Farnham,  Pun- 
cipal 

Supv    Mus    &  Draw  — Edna  Owen 
Penmanship— Harry  Houston 
Agriculture — Richard    Storrs 

Cornwall,  Lltchfleld  Co.,  pop.  1,016. 

Chm    Sch    Com  — Theodore  Sturges 
Sec    Sch    Com — C    W    Hart 
City   Superintendent — T.  Sturges 
Supv.  Music — Jessie  O    Hart 

Ruxnsey    Hall;    boys'    boarding;    non-sect.; 
est.  1900,  Louis  Schutte,  Headmaster. 

Cromwell,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  2,031. 

Chm  Sch  Comm  — Reginald  H  Stow 
Sec  Sch  Comm  — Samuel  V  Hubbard 
Town  Supervisor — James  F  Connolly. 

Danbury,  Falrfleld  Co ,  pop.  23,502. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  D    Lane. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Philip  N.   Sunderland 

City  Superintendent — Guernsey  J    Borst. 

Principal  High  School — Richard  E    Morris 
Supv.  Music — Jennie  E.  Raymond 
Man.  Tr.  &  Draw — Isabelle  Mackay. 
Domestic   Science — Gladys   R     Ben  ton. 

Commercial — C.  A.  Bncker 

Danbury  Music  School;  music;  co-ed.;  Ella 
A.   Curtis,  Director. 


Danburj  — continued 

Deer  Hill  Pelt ct  School    prep  ,  co-ed  ,  H    B 

Wigham,  Puncipal,  Hillside  Ave 
Foote    School,     girls'    boarding,    non-sect  , 

Fannie  I    Foote,  Piincipal,  31  George  St 
Lyon     School,     girls'     boarding,     non-sect  , 

Jennie  E    Lyon,  Principal,  8  Harmony  St 
Putchard  School  of  Shoithand;  Mrs    Lillian 

E    Pritchaid,  Principal,  286   Main  St 
State  Normal   School;   nor.,   state;   co-ed.; 

John  Russell  Perkins,  A.  M.,  Prin. 

Stillman  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten., 

est    1895,  Fiank  E    Mitchell,  Principal 

Darien,  Fairfleld  Co.,  pop.  3,946. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — E    M    Royle 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    B    Hmdley 

City  Superintendent — James  F.  Williams 

Derby,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  8,991. 

Chm    Sch    Com — Henry  T    Wateis 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — James  F    Donahue 
City    Supt     &    Prin     H     S — Edward    Fitz- 
gerald 

Supv.   Music — R    A    H    Clarke 
Manual    Training — Agnes   T    Driscoll. 

Pope  Business   College,  bus    and  sten.,  est 
1889,   Fred  J.   Pope,   Principal. 

Durham,  Middlesex  Co  ,  pop.  500. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — F    H.  Page. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Frank  Korn 

Principal  High  School — W    P    Holman. 

East  Hartford,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  8,138. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Dwight  L    Burnham 
Sec   Bd   Educ. — Joseph  O.  Goodwin. 
City  Superintendent — J   W.  Eratzer. 
Principal  High  School — S.  E    "Wright. 
Supv    Music — Helen  M    Dickinson 
Penmanship — Cora  T.  Perry 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Rose  Baldwin, 

Bast  Haven,  New  Haven  Co ,  pop.  1,167. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Grove  J    Tuttle 
Sec.  Sch    Com  — Robert  E   Hall. 

East  Lyme,  New  London  Co.,  pop.  1,916. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — F.  H.  Dart 
Sec   Sch    Comm  — Charles  A.  Beckwith 
Town  Superintendent — Carlon  Wheeler 
Prin   High  School — Clarence  E  Townsend 

East  Windsor,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  3,362. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  F.  English. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ— H    C    Allen 
Supv     Music — Miss  Elaine  Hanson. 

Ellington,  Tolland  Co ,  pop.  1,829. 

Chm    Sch   Com — C    M    Perry 

Sec    Sch    Com — Merrick  C    Kibbe 

Town  Supervisor — A    N.  Potter. 

Enfleld,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  9,719. 

Pres    Bd   Educ  — Francis  P    Leary. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    L    Bridge 
City  Superintendent — Edward  N    Sellew. 
Principal  High   School — E    H    Parkman. 
Supv    Music — Denslow  King 


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Essex,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  2,746. 

Ohm    Sch    Com — Thomas  D    Coulter 
Town  Superintendent — H    O    Clough 
Sec     Sch     Com  — J    Randall    Gleaaon 
Pratt    Higrh   School,    prep;    co-ed.,    Cong; 
est    1890,  "W    L    Burdick,  Principal 

*  airfield,  Fairfleld  Co.,  pop.  6,134. 

Ch    Bd    Educ  — Moses   E    Banks 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    E    Beeman 

City  Superintendent — "William  E    Smith 

Grail  School,  prep  ,  bo>s,  C  C  Saunders 
and  Harvey  J  Swann,  Prlns 

Hargrove  School,  tutoring,  boarding,  Pmck- 
ney  S.  Hargrove,  M  A ,  Principal 

Farmington,  Hartford  Co  ,  pop    3,478 

Pied  Bd   Educ — Adrian  R   Wadsworth 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  E    Taft 
City    Superintendent — Lewis  Mills 
Principal  High  School — Louis  B    Collins 
Supv    Music — Elsie  Longan 

Porter's  School;  girls1  boarding;  non-sect.; 
est.  1843,  Mrs  Kobert  Porter  Keep,  Prin, 

Cttastonbnry,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  4,796. 

Pres    Bd    EJduc — Samuel  H.  Williams 
Sec.   Bd    Educ — Fred   R    Curtis 
Town  Superintendent — Leon  A    Martin 
Principal  High  School — B    M    Fontaine 
Penmanship — Katharine  W.  Ross 

Goshen,  Litchfleld  Co ,  pop.  520. 

Ch    Bd    Educ — Fred  J   Vaill 
Sec    Sch    Co — H   E    Chittenden 

Greenwich,  Fairfleld  Co,  pop    16,463. 

Chm   Sch   Com — F   A.  Springer 
Sec    Sch    Com  — George  E    Beam 
Cfty  Superintendent — Edwin  C.  Andrews. 
Principal  High  School — H.  C    Folsom. 

Brunswick  School;  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1902;  George  Edgar  Carmichael, 
Headmaster 

Ely  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  est.  1886,  Miss  Elizabeth  L.  Ely, 
Principal. 

Greenwich  Academy,  girls'  day,  non-sect  , 
est  1827;  Walter  A.  Waterman,  Principal, 
Maple  Ave 

Rosemary  Hall;  girls'  boarding;  Epis.;  est. 
1890;  Caroline  Rhutz-Rees,  Ph.  D,  Princi- 
pal. 

Griswold,  New  London  Co.,  pop.  1,210. 

Chm    Sch    Com — John  H    Tracy 
Sec.  Bd   Educ.— A.  C.  Burdick, 
Supv.  Music — Elizabeth  Beardward. 
Drawing — Natalie  GIbbs. 

Groton*  N«w  London  Co ,  pop.  6,496. 

Chm    Sch    Com — F    H    Brewer 
Sec    Sch    Com  — Charles  R    Heath. 
City  Superintendent— C.   R    Heath 

Mystic  Oral  School  for  the  Deaf,  state, 
Tobias  Brill,  Superintendent 


Guilford,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  1,608. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Burton  W    Bishop 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Arthur  H    Lombard. 
Town  Superintendent  —  Ridgeley  C    Clark 
Principal  High  School  —  Ridgeley  C    Clark 
Stipv   Music  —  Hilda  Rawson 
Drawing  —  Charles  D.  Hubbard. 

Hamden,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  5,850. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  William  Downes 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  A    J   Dean 

City  Superintendent  —  Margaret  L   Keefe 

Hartford,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  98,015. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  Wilbur    F     Gordy 
Sec     Bd     Educ  —  ^Mrs    Elizabeth   D    Bacon 
City  Superintendent  —  Thomas  S.  Weaver. 
Principal  High  School  —  Clement  C.  Hyde. 
Supervisor  Music  —  Ralph  L.  Baldwin. 
Manual   Training  —  Charles  C    Bryant 
Domestic  Science  —  A    Eudora  Daniels 
Drawing  —  O    Louise  Williams. 
Penmanship  —  F    A.   Curtis 
Commercial  —  George  F.  Klngsbury. 

American     School     for     the     Deaf,     state, 

Frank  R    Wheeler,  M    A  ,  Superintendent 
Beacon  School,  prep  ;  girls;  non-sect.;  Mrs. 
4  Barbour,  Prln 
Connecticut    Business    College;    but.     and 

8  ten  ,  est    1903,  G.  H    Wilcox,  Principal, 

36  Pearl  St 
Connecticut  Institute  for  the  Blind;  George 

H    Marshall,  Supt. 
Hartford      Theological      Seminary;      theol.; 

men,  Cong.,  est    1834;  W.  D.  MacKeniie, 

D.  D  ,  Pres. 
Hlllyer  Institute,   bus    and  sten  ;   induit; 

men;   est    1882;   George  C.   Hubert,   Gen. 

Secy. 
Huntsinger's     Business     College;    bus.    an* 

sten  ;  F.  M.  Huntsinger,  Pres. 
Morse  College,  com'l,  nor,  secretarial;  fid- 

ward  H    Morse,  President,  43  Ann  St 
Mount  St   Joseph  Commercial  High  School, 

R     C  ,   Mother  M.   Fabian,    Superior,    160 

Farmington  Ave 
Olmstead'p    Select    Shorthand    School;    bus.. 

and    sten  ;    est.    1887;    E.    M.    Olmstead, 

Pres,   756  Main  St 
School  of  Horticulture;  hort.,  non-sect.;  co- 

ed ,    George    F    Whitten,    Director,    1110 

Albany  Ave 
School  of  the  Art  Society  of  Hartford,  co- 

ed „  est    1877,  Mrs   G    G   Williams,  Pres 
Trinity     College;     coll.;     men;     eat.     182S; 

Flavel    Sweeten   Luther,   LI*.   D  ,    Pres 

Harwinton,  Riohfield  Co  ,  pop.  1,213. 

Chm   Sch   Com  —  Charles  A   Page 
Sec    Sch    Com  —  Lewis  H    Reynolds 
Town  Supervisor  —  H    E    Chittenden 

Hebron,  Tolland  Co., 

Chm   Sch   Com.  —  J 

Sec.  Sch,  Com  —  C    H    Pendleton 

Town  Superintendent  —  John  A.  Young 

Hnntington,  Fairfleld  Co.,  pop.  1,738. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  —  George  S    Willis 
Sec.  Sch    Comm  —  Charles  H    Smith 
City  Supt   &  Prin    H   S.—  Harry  B.  Fowler 
Supv.  Music—Robert  T.  Bayley. 
Drawing—  Mary  L.  Aldrlch. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y  —  J.  R.  Bryle. 


pop.  416. 

Banks  Jones 


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Kent,  Utchfield  Co.,  pop.  400 

Sec    Sell   Com  —  Clifford  C    Spooner 
Town  Supei  visor  —  John  A    Young 
Kent  School,  boys'  boarding:,  non-sect  ,  est 
1906,  F    H.   Sill   O    H.   C  ,   Principal. 

Hillingly,  Windbam  Co,  pop    3,630 

Chm    Sch    Comm  —  James  H    George,  Jr. 
Sec    Sch    Comm  —  John  A    Paine 
To\^n    Superintendent  —  H     T     Turner 
Principal  High  School  —  Robert  K    Bennett. 
Supv    Music  —  Helen  H    Leavens 


Lebanon,  New  London  Co  ,  pop. 

Chm    Sch    Com  —  Elwell  O    Mead 
Sec    Sch    Com  —  Albert  G    Kneeland 
Toun  Supervisor  —  L    T    Garrison 

Ledyard,  New  ILondon  Co  ,  pop    936. 

Chm    Sch    Com  —  Charles  D    Geer 
Sec    Sch    Com  —  Samuel  E   Holdndge 
Town   Supervisor  —  F    W    Barber 

TJtchfleld,  Litchfield  Co.,  pop.  903. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  —  Hon   T   F   Ryan 

Sec.  Bd   Educ  —  E    P    Roberts 

Town  Supt    &  Pnn    H    S  —  Earle  A    Childs 

Supv    Music  —  Leah  B    Farnham 

Roberts  (Mrs  >  School,  girls'  prep  ,  day; 
Mrs  E  P  Roberts,  Prin 

Madison,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  1,534. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  —  Myron  J    Hull 
Sec.   Bd    Educ  —  Webster  D    Whedon. 
Town    Superintendent  —  D     C.    Allen 
Principal  High  School  —  Miss  Justine  Brown 
Supervisor  Penmanship  —  Harry  Houston 

Manchester,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  13,641. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  E    A.  Lydall 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  H    O    Bowers 

City  Superintendent  —  Alfred  F    Howes. 

Principal  High  School  —  Austin   Savage 

Sup    Music  —  Annie  Palmer 

Manual   Training  —  Beatrice   Hibbard. 

Domestic   Science  —  Daisy  Ludden. 

Drawing  —  Louise    Dickerznan 

Mansfield,  Tolland  Co.,  pop.  200. 

Connecticut  Agricultural  College;  courses  in 
Agriculture,  Mechanic  Arts,  and  Home 
Economics,  co-ed.,  state,  est.  1881; 
Charles  L  Beach,  B  S  ,  President. 

Meriden,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  32,066. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  —  Charles  F    Rockwell 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  D    T    O'Brien,   Jr 
City  Superintendent  —  David  Gibbs. 
Principal  High  School  —  Willis  J.  Prouty. 
Supv    Music  —  G  Frank  Ooodale. 
Manual  Training  —  Chesley  W  Smith. 
Domestic  Science  —  Alice  B.  Foote 
Physical  Culture  —  George  F.  Baer. 
Drawing  —  Maud  A    Simpson. 
Commercial  —  Fiank  J    Meredith 
Stenography  —  Annie  T.  Elwell. 

Pequod  Business  College;  "Bus.  and  sten.  ; 
est.  1896,  Mrs  W.  R  Chapman,  Principal 


Middlebury,  New  Haien  Co,  pop.  736. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — A    E.  Westenberg 
Sec    Sch    Comm — Mrs    Elizabeth  Nichols 
To^n  Supervisor — H    E    Chittenden 

Westover  School,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect  ; 
est    1909,  Mary  R.  Hillard,  Principal. 

Middlefield,  Middlesex  Co ,  pop.  645. 
Pres     Bd     Educ — C    N     Burnham 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A.  H    Augur. 
Town  Supervisor — James  F    Connolly 
Supv    Music — Miss   Whitcomb 

Middletoxra,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  20,749. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Arthur  L    Allen 

Sec    Bd    Educ — John  L    Fisk 

City  Superintendent — Wm    A.  Wheatley. 

Principal  High   School — Julia  Brazos. 

Supv    Music — Bertha  Rockwell 

Manual  Training — Daniel  Rowe 

Domestic  Science — Frances  E.  Vinton. 

Drawing — Mary  E    Bennett. 

Penmanship — Beulah  Adams 

Com'l  and   Stenog'y — Lawrence  W.  Wilbur. 

Berkeley  Divinity   School;   theol  ;   men;   P. 

E  ;  est.  1854;  Rev    Samuel  Hart,  D    D., 

Dean. 
Middletown     Business    College,     bus       and 

sten;  est.  1895;  J   F.  Nixon,  Prin. 
Emmette   School,    prep.;    co-ed.;   non-sect.; 

est.  1899;  Sophia  L    Emmette,  Prin. 
Wesleyan   University,   coll.;   co-ed.;   M.   E  ; 

est.   1831;   Rev.    W.   A.    Shanklin,   D.   D., 

LL.  D,  Pres. 

Milford,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  4,306. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ. — George  M.  Gunn. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Charles  A   Tomlinson 
City  Superintendent — H    J    Mathewson. 
Principal  High  School — Irving-  P.  Colman. 
Supv    Music — Estelle  P.  Cushman. 
Physical  Culture — Elsie  L.   Smith. 
Drawing — Mary  K    Prince 
Penmanship— Harry  Houston. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Esther  S    Bennet. 

Montville,  New  Ixmdon  Co.,  pop.  2,804. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Charles  W    Comstock. 
Sec    Sch    Comm — Roscoe  Dart 
Town  Supervisor — Carton  B   Wheeler. 

Nangatuck,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.   12,722. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ. — Thomas  M.  Bull. 
Sec.  Bd   Educ. — William  Kennedy. 
City  Superintendent — Frank  W.  Eaton. 
Principal  High  School — C,  P.  Slade 
Supv  Music — William  H.  Miner. 
Manual  Training — Chat  lea  Woodlock 
Domestic  Science — Harriet  Minor. 
Physical   Culture — Mary  Henderson. 
Drawing — Jennie  F.  Lewis. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Arch.  D.  Hyde. 

New  Britain,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  43,916. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — B.  F.  Gaffney. 
Sec   Bd   Educ. — William  L  Hatch. 
City  Superintendent — Stanley  H.  Holmes. 
Supt    Kind    &  Elem — Ella   A    Fall  on 
Principal  High   School— Louis   P.    Slade. 
Supv    Music — George  B    Mathews. 
Manual  Training — Delmer  H    Drake. 


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New  Britain — continued 

Domestic  Science — Doris  I   Osborne 
Physical     Culture — William     Moorhead 
Drawing — Joseph   Wiseltier 
Penmanship — Elizabeth  Kane 
Commercial — J     C     Moody 
Stenography — Hazel  Buckey. 


Hardware  Citv  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  F  H  Shield,  Principal,  136  Mam 
St 

Smith  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
Edward  Smith,  Principal,  193  Mam  St 

State  Normal  Training  School;  normal, 
state:  co-ed  .  est.  1849,  Marcus  White, 
Ph.  B,  Prin. 

New  Canaan,  Fail-field  County 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — P  E  Green 
Sec  Bd  Educ — Harry  Kelly 
City  Superintendent — Henry  W  Saxe 

Cornish  School,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect  ; 
est  1909,  Miss  Edith  De  Vigne,  Princi- 
pal 

New  Hartford,  Litchfleld  Co.,  pop.  2,144. 

Town  Superintendent — H    E    Chittenden 

New  Haven,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  133,605. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William   P    Verdi 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — George  T   Hewlett 
City   Superintendent — Frank  H    Beede 
Assistant  Superintendent — J   C.  Knowlton. 
Assistant  Superintendent — Claude  Russell. 
Assistant  Superintendent — J   C    McCarthy. 
Principal  High  School — C    L    Kirscher 
Supv     Music — William   E    Brown. 
Manual   Training — Frank   L    Glynn 
Domestic    Science — Lile    Deeter 
Physical  Culture— H   J   Schnelle 
Drawing— A.  H.  Wentworth 
Penmanship — Harry  Houston 
Kindergarten — Jessie  Scranton. 

Booth    Preparatory    School,    prep.;    co-ed.; 

non-sect  ,  George  A   Booth,  Principal,  124 
High  St 

Butler   School;    bus     and    sten  ;    est     1884 
Sidney   Perlin   Butler,    Prin.,    152   Temple 
St. 

Connecticut  Business  University;  bus  and 
sten  ,  Henry  C  Long,  Principal,  14  & 
George  St 

Hamden  Hall,  boys'  boarding,  non-sect  , 
John  P  Gushing,  Headmaster,  1108  Whit- 
ney Ave 

Hopkins  Grammar  School;  boys*  boarding; 
non-sect,  est  1669,  George  B  Lovell 
Ph  D,  Rector,  1209  Chapel  St 

Johnstone's  School;  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1884,  Mary  S  Johnstone,  Prin- 
cipal, 97  Whitney  Ave 

New  Haven  Normal  School  of  Gymnastics 
Phys  cult.;  co-ed  ;  est  1886;  E.  H.  Ar- 
nold, M,  D,  Director,  46  York  Square 


New  Haven — continued 

St  Mary's  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R  C  , 
est  1901,  Sister  M  Ambrose,  Directress, 
444  Orange  St 

Sheffield  Scientific  School,  Yale  University, 
courses  in  Civil,  Mechanical,  Mining  and 
Metallurgical,  Municipal  and  Sanitary, 
and  Electrical  Engineering;  and  Gradu- 
ate Science,  men;  est  1871,  Russell  Henry 
Chittenden,  Sc  D,  Director. 

State  Normal  Training  School;  normal, 
state,  co-ed  ;  Arthur  B  Morrill,  Pres. 

The  Gateway,  girls'  boarding,  elementary 
to  academic,  non-sect  ,  Miss  Alice  Rey- 
nolds, Principal,  St  Roman  Terrace 

University  School,  boys*  boarding,  es*. 
1901,  George  L  Fox,  AM,  Principal 

Yale  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.,  est 
1862,  Nathan  B  Stone,  Fres 

Yale  University  School  of  Religion,  theol  . 
men,  est  1822,  Rev  Chailes  R  Brown, 
D  D  Dean 

Yale  Univeisity  School  of  Forestry,  men, 
est  1900,  James  W  Tourney,  M  S,  M  A, 
Acting  Director 

Yale  University  School  of  Fine  Arts,  draw- 
ing, painting  and  sculpture,  men,  W  S 
Kendall,  Director 

Yale  University,  comprises  the  Academical 
Department,  Graduate  School,  Sheffield 
Scientific  School,  School  of  Fine  Arts, 
Department  of  Music,  Department  of 
Forestry,  Department  of  Theology,  De- 
partment of  Medicine  and  Department  of 
Law,  men;  non-sect  ;  est.  1871;  Arthur 
T  Hadley,  LL.  D ,  Pres 

Yale  University,  School  of  Medicine,  med  , 
reg  ,  men,  est  1813,  George  Blumer, 
M  D  ,  Dean 

Yale  University,  School  of  Music,  theoret- 
ical and  practical  courses  in  mulsic, 
Horatio  W  Parker,  Mus  D ,  Dean 

Yale  University,  School  of  Law,  men,  est 
1824,  Thomas  Walter  Swan,  LL  D  ,  Dean 

New  London,  New  London  Co.,  pop.  19,859. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr.  J    C.  Stan  ton. 
Sec   Bd    Educ — P   Lewy  Harwood 
City  Superintendent — Charles  B    Jennings 
Supv    Music — Elizabeth  Whittlesey. 
Domestic  Science — Helen  Hatch 
Drawing — Alice  Bishop 
Commercial — James  Mahoney. 

Bulkeley  School,  high  school  for  boys,  Wal- 
ter A  Towne,  Principal 

Connecticut  College  for  Women,  coll  , 
women,  non-sect  ,  est.  1912,  Frederick 
H  Sykes,  LL  D.,  Pres 

Manual  Training  and  Industrial  School,  co- 
ed ;  non-sect  ;  est.  1906;  Frederick  St, 
John  Hitchcock,  Prin. 

New  London  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  W  E  Canfleld,  Principal,  231  State 
St 

Williams  Memorial  Institute,  high  school 
for  girls,  est  1891,  Colin  E  Buell,  M.  A, 
Principal 


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New  Mllford,  Litchfleld  Co.,  pop.  5,010. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Francis  E    Baldwin 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Albert   Evitts 
City  Supt    and  Pnn    H    S  —  John  Pettibone 
Supv    Music  —  Clayton  P    Stevens 
Commercial  —  May  L    Fillxnore 

Ingleside    School,     girls'    boarding,    P.    E.; 
The  Misses  Tewksbury,  Principals. 

Newtown,  Fairfield  Co  ,  pop.  434. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  —  J  H  George 
Sec  Bd  Educ  —  G  T  Sinnott 
Principal  High  School  —  Leonard  Johnson 

North  Canaan,  Litchfleld  Co  ,  pop.  2,171. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  E    S    Roberts 
Sec     Bd     Educ  —  G    W     Parsons. 
Town    Superintendent  —  E     B     Stone 
Principal  High  School  —  Harvey  W  Strayer 
Supv    Music  —  Louise  G    Chapman 

North  Haven,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  2,164. 

Chm  Sch  Comm  —  R  B  Goodyear 
Sec  Sch  Comm  —  J  Richaid  North 
Town  Supervisor  —  D  C  Allen 

North    Stonington.    New    London    Co.,    pop. 


Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Floyd  L    Main 
Sec    Sch    Comm  —  Frank  T    Wheeler 
Town  Superintendent  —  W    W    Evans 

Wheeler  School  ,  prep  ,  dorn  sci.  and  agri  , 
co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1900,  Rojal  A 
Moore,  Principal 

Norwalk,  Fail-field  Co.,  pop    24,211. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    M    Coburn 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Henry  C    Sherer 
Town  Superintendent  —  Ira  T.  Chapman. 
Principal  High  School  —  E.   H    Gumbart. 
Pnn    Junior  H    S  —  E    Ward  Ireland 
Supv     Music  —  Ruth   Thomas 
Manual  Training  —  G    W    Ward  well. 
Domestic  Science  —  Miss  G.  Austin. 
Drawing  —  Adelms  I    Boulon. 
Penmanship  —  Harry  Houston 
Commercial  —  H    W    Blake. 

Balrd'a  Institute-Home  School;  girls*  board- 

ing;   P.   E.;   est.    1882;    Miss    Cornelia  F. 

Balrd.  Frln. 
Hillside     (Mead)     School    for    Girls,    girls' 

boarding;   non-sect.;   est.   1883,  Margaret 

R.  Brendllnger,  A.  B.,   Prin. 
Harstrom    School;    boys'    prep  ;    day;    non- 

sect  ,   est    1899;   Carl   Exel   Harstrom,   A. 

M  ,    Ph     D  ,    Headmaster 
Merrill    Business    College,    bus     and    sten  ; 

est     1888,    N    A    Fulton,    Principal 

Norwich,  New  London   Co  ,   pop.  28,219. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  —  Charles   O    Murphy. 
Sec    Sch    Comm  —  Herbert  M    Lerou 
City  Superintendent  —  E    J    Graham 
SupV    Music  —  Mary  Rogers 
Drawing  —  Mary    Henderson 
Manual  Training  —  G    A    Harvie. 
Domestic   Science  —  Grace  E.  Rogers 


Norwich — continued 

Butts'    School    for    Girls;     girls'    hoarding; 

non-sect.;   est    1901,  Miss  Matilda  Butts, 

Prin 
Norwich  Business  College,   bus.  and   sten.; 

est    1883,  W    E    Can  field,  Prop 
Norwich  Commercial  School,  bus   and  sten  , 
B  J  Houlihan,  Principal,  Franklin  Square 

Norwich  Free  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ,  Henry  A.  Tirrell,  Principal. 

Norwich  Free  Academy  Art  School,  art; 
co-ed  ,  Mrs  Guy  Warner  Eastman,  Di- 
rector 

Old  Lyme,  New  London  Co.,  pop.  1,181. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— N    L.  Sheffield,  Jr. 
Sec     Bd    Educ  — F    M.   Roche 
City  Superintendent — Frederick  W.  Shearer. 
Principal  High  School— Mabel  Llttlefleld. 

Old  Saybrook,  Middlesex  Co,  pop.  1,482. 

Chm    Sch     Comm  — Charles   S     Gates 
Sec     Sch    Comm  — Calvin   C    Fairbank 

Orange,   New  Haxen  Co,  pop.   2,729 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Charles  R    Treat 
To^n  Superintendent — Edgar  C    Stiles 

Platafield,  Windham  Co.,  pop.  6,719. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    S    Simmons. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  E    Prior 

City  Superintendent — John  L    Chapman 

Principal   High   School — John   L    Chapman. 

Plainville,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  2,882. 

Pres    School  Bd — A    L    Rogers 
Sec    School  Bd — F    L    Grant 

Plymouth,  Litchfleld  Co.,  pop.  5,021. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Otis  B    Hough 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Andrew   S    Gaylord 
City  Superintendent — Andrew  S.  Gaylord. 
Principal  High  School — H    C.   Stuart 

Pomfret,  Windham  Co.,  pop.  1,867. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Fayette  L    Wright. 
Sec    Sch.   Comm  — H    A    Beadle 
Town  Supervisors — Frank  W    Clapp 

Pomfret  School;  boys'  hoarding;  P.  E.;  Wm 
Beach  Olmstead,  Prin. 

Portland,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.   3,425. 

Chm    Sch    Comm. — O    H    Raftery 
Town  Supervisor — William  E    Parker 
Principal   High    School — Fred   R     Stuart 

Preston,  New  London  Co.,  pop.  1,507. 

Chm   Sch    Comm — Appleton  Main 
Sec   Sch   Comm  — Charles  C   Zabriskie 

Putnam,  Windham  Co.,  pop.  7,280. 

Chm    Sch     Comm  — Henry   J    Thayer 
Sec    Sch    Comm — Charles  L.  Torrey 
Town  Superintendent — Harold  W.  Files 
Principal  High  School— John  Backus. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Lyman 
Manual  Training — Prof   Trevethick 
Domestic    Science — Mary   E     Robbms. 
Drawing — Ernest  Packard 
Writing  and  Com'l — Louise  Cushman 


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Putnam — continued 

Academy  of  Notre  Dame;  boys*  boarding. 
R.  C.;  Rev  J.  Van  Den  Noort,  Prin 

Notre  Dame  Bon  Secours  Academy;  girls' 
boarding,  R  C  ;  Sister  M.  Paula,  Su- 
perior. 

Bedding:,  Fairfield  Co.,  pop.  1,617. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — E.  A    Pinkney. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William  E    Hazen 
Town  Supervisor — O    E    Lowell 
Principal  High  School — Florence  Nichols 
Sanford   School;  boys*   boarding,   non-sect, 
e*t,  1905;  Daniel  S   Sanford,  M   A.,  Head 
Master. 

Ridg-efleld,  Falrfleld  Co.,  pop.  8,118. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Albeit  H    Storer 
Pec    Sch    Comm  — Da\id  W    Workman 
Town  Supervisor — O    B    Lowell 

Ridgefield  School  for  Boys;  boys'  prep  , 
non-sect;  Roland  J.  Mulford,  Ph.  D., 
Head  Master 

Salisbury,  Litchfield  Co.,  pop.  3,522. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — George  W    Griffith 
Sec    Sch    Comm — E    F    Sanford 
To'wn  Supervisor — C    L    Warner. 

Hotchkiss  School,  The,  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1892;  Rev  H.  G.  Buehler, 
M  A ,  Litt  D  ,  Headmaster 

Salisbury  School,  prep  ;  boys,  P  B  ;  est. 
1903;  Rev  Geo.  B  Qualle,  M.  A,  Pres 

Saybrook,  Middlesex  Co ,  pop.  1,907. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Ernest  L    Prann 
Sec    Sch    Comm — Raymond  W.  Wright 
City  Superintendent — Herbert  O.  Clough 
Principal  High  School — Bertram  Tourville 

Seymour,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  4,786. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Edward  T    Humphreys 

Sec   Bd.  Educ. — Joseph  O'Brien. 

City  Superintendent— Charles  R.  Sumpf. 

Principal  High  School— Charles  R.  Sumpf. 

Supv   Music — Olive  Beach. 

Drawing— Cora  Crane 

Sharon,  Litchfleld  Co,  pop.  1,880. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — James  J    Fahey 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  Baker 
Town  Superintendent — Edwin  Stone 
Principal  High   School — E.   L    Rand 
Drawing— Miss  King 

Simsbury,  Hartford   Co.,  pop.  2,537. 

Chm    Sch    Comm. — J    R    Ensign 
Town   Superintendent — J    B    McLean 
Principal  High  School— Earle  A    Childs 

Westminster  School,  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect,  W.  L.  Gushing,  Prin. 

Somers,  Tolland  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Pres.  Bd  Educ  —Ernest  S  Fuller 
Sec  Bd.  Educ — Ernest  W  Avery 
Town  Superintendent — A  N  Potter 


South  Manchester,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  7,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Howell  Cheney 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Charles  R    Hathaway 
City    Supenntendent — F     A     Verplanck 
Principal  High  School — A   A    Savage. 
Supv    Music — Alice  C    Parsons 
Manual   Training — Robert   Cleveland 
Domestic  Science — Myra  E    Hunt 
Drawing — Hariiet  D    Condon 
Commercial — Margaret  A    Guthrie 

South  Windsor,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  2,251. 

Chm  Sch  Comm  — John  A  Collins 
Sec  Sch  Comm  — Ralph  M  Grant 
Town  Superintendent — Alfred  F  Howes 

Southington,  Hartford  Co  ,  pop.  6,516. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — J   W   Gridley. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mis    L    A    Cummings 
City  Superintendent — Ernest  C    WHham. 
Principal  High  School — William.  K.  Holmes 
Supv    Mus    and  Draw — Alice  Wilcox. 
Manual  Training — Robert  Decormier 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y — Ethel  Dow. 

Spragne,  New  London  Co  ,  pop    2,551. 

Chm     Sch    Comm — Frank   B    Hull 
Sec    Sch    Comm  — John  W    Crofts 
Town   Supervisor — Arthur  L    Young 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Family,  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C  ,  est  1874,  Mother  Mary  Al- 
phonsa,  Superioress 

Stafford,    Tolland    Co.,   pop.    5,233, 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Isaac  P    Booth 
Sec    Sch    Comm — M    D    O'Connell 
Principal  High  School — Frederic  S    Gorham 

Stamford,  Fairfield  Co,  pop.   28,836. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — John  J    Cloonan 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Clement  A.  Fuller. 
City  Superintendent — Frederick  S    Camp 
Principal  High  School— Charles  Avery. 
Supv    Music — Clayton  E    Hotchkiss 
Domestic  Science — Kathryn  H,  Root. 
Manual  Training — Fiederic  M   Brown 
Physical  Culture— Mary  E.  Marks. 
Drawing — Jessie  M    Leith 
Commercial — B    H    Summls 
Stenography — Alice  H    Edwards. 

Catherine    Alken    School,    girls'    boarding, 

non-sect  ,  est    1854,  Harriet  Beecher  Sco- 

ville  Devan,  A.  B.,  Prin. 
King   School;    prep  ;    boys,    non-sect.;    est. 

1376,     Ralph     Erskine    Rearick,     M      S, 

Head  Master 

Lee  Business  School,  bus  and  sten  ,  Chair- 
lotte  Lee,  Principal,  223  Atlantic  St 

Low-Heywood  School;  girls'  boarding; 
prep  ,  Miss  Low  and  Miss  Heywood, 
Prins 

Manor  School,  boys*  boarding,  Chr.  Scl.; 
est.  1899,  Louis  D  Marriott,  M.  A.,  Head- 
master. 

Merrill  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
Mrs  M  A  Men  ill,  Principal 

Stamford  Preparatory  Academy;  boys; 
prep  ,  est  1908,  Alfred  C.  Robjent,  Di- 
rector. 


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Stonlngton,  New  London,  Co ,  pop.  9,154. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — William   A    Wilcox 
Sec    Sch    Comm  — James  H    Weeks 
Town    Superintendent — W     G     Snider 
Principal  High  School — Fav  B    Kutscher 
Supv    Music — Harriet  Woodard. 
Manual  Training — Daniel  Barney. 
Domestic  Science — Mathilda  Hawkins. 
Physical  Culture — Jennie  B    Stanton. 
Drawing — Daniel  Darney 
Penmanship — Harry  Houston. 
Stenography — Elizabeth  C.  McGrath. 

Stratford,   Fairfield   Co.,    pop.    5,712. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — William.  B     Cogswell 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Philo  P    Haven 

City    Superintendent — William    B.    Kelsey 

Principal   High   School — William    B     Noyes 

Supv    Music — R    A    H    Clark 

Drawing — Catherine  Marsh 

Commercial — Lmola  A  very 

Snffield,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  8,841. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — S.  H.  Graham 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Howard  Henshaw. 
City   Superintendent — N    Searle   Light. 
Supv    Music — Dana  Mernman 

Connecticut  Literary  Institute;  prep  ;  boys' 
boarding,  Bapt  ;  est.  1883,  Hobart  6. 
Truesdell,  Prin. 

Thomaeton,  Litchfleld  C«.,  pop.  3,533. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — E    G    Hotchkiss. 

Sec    Sch    Comm  — James  Goodall 

City  Supt    &  Prln    H    S — Ernest  W.  Small. 

Supv    Music — Edith  Matoon. 

Thompson,  Wlndham  Co.,  pop.  4,804. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Ethelbert  Aldrich 
Sec    Sch    Comm  — Oscar  Munyan 
Town    Supervisor — Frank   W    Barber 
Principal  High  School — Russell  H   Bellows 

Howe  and  Marot  School,  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect  ,  est  1913,  Miss  Howe  and  Miss 
Marot,  Principals 

Tolland,  Tolland  Co.,  pop.  1,036. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Nathan  O    "Ward 
Sec    Sch    Comm — Mrs    L    S.  Hall 
Town  Supervisor — L    T    Garrison 

Torrington,  Litchfield  Co.,  pop.   16,840. 

Chm    Sch   Comm  — Charles  H   Alvoi  d 
Sec    Sch    Comm  — John  Calhoun 
Pimcipal  High  School — G    J   Vogel 

Torrington  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
Geoige  Robinson,  Principal 

Vernon,  Tolland  Co.,  pop.  9,087. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — M    H.  Talcott. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  E    Fisk 
Town    Superintendent — J     N     Muir 
Principal   High    School — P    M    Howe 
Supv.  Music — Morgan  St   John 
Sewing — Miss   A.   B     Hendrick. 
^•wnanship— C    M    O'Connell. 


Wallingford,  Ne\v  Haien  Co,  pop    11,155. 

Pres.  Bd   Educ  — C.  B    Tale. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    W.   Leavens  orth 

City  Superintendent — Alfred  B.  Moxrlll. 

Principal  High  School — M    I.  Holbrook 

Supv    Music — Mrs    Gammons. 

Drawing — Miss  Alice  Belt. 

Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Miss  Amy  Van  Doom. 

Penmanship — Frances  Brown 

Choate  School;  prep  ,  boys;  non-sect.;  est 
1896,  George  C  St  John,  A  M,  Head 
Master 

Phelps  School;  girls'  boarding-;  non-sect  ; 
est  1900,  the  Misses  Peck,  Prins. 

Washington,  Litchfield  Co.,  pop.  1,747. 

Chm  Sch  Comm  — Russell  P  Clark 
Sec  Sch  Comm  — Thomas  Connerty 
Town  Supervisor — L.  H  Chance 

Gunnery     School,     prep  ;     boys'     boarding; 

non-sect  ;   est.  1850;  John  C.  Brlnsmade, 

A.  B,  Prin 
Ridge    School,    boys'    boarding;    for    small 

boys;      non-s<»ct.,      Mrs       William      Gold 

Brinsmade,  Prin 

Wykeham  Rise  School  for  Girls;  girls' 
boarding,  est  1902,  Mrs  Fannie  E. 
Davies,  Principal 

Waterbury,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop    90,000. 

Chm    Bd    Educ  — Martin   Scully 
Clerk  Bd    Educ  — J    J.  Fitzgerald 
City  superintendent — Berlin  W.  Tinker. 
Principal  High  School — S.  W.  Wilby. 
Supv    Music — Jennie  E    Culhane 
Manual   Training — William  H    O'Meara 
Domestic  Science — Jennie  E    Grlggs. 
Physical  Culture — Joseph  A    Colloty 
Drawing — Helen    M.     Colloty. 
Penmanship — J    F    O'Halloran 
Primary  &  Kind — Agnes  C    Fitzpatrick 
Salesmanship — Elizabeth  Dyer 

Academy  of  Notre  Dame,  girls'  boarding, 
R.  C  ;  Mother  St.  Thomas,  Superior. 

Monroe's  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten. ; 
est.  1889 ,  W.  I  Monroe,  Prop ,  111  Grand 

St 

St.  Margaret's  School;  girls'  boarding, 
Eplsc.;  est  1875;  Emily  G  Munro,  Ph.  B., 
A  M.,  Prin,  86  Grove  St. 

Waterbury  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten  ; 
est  1883,  Harry  C.  Post,  Principal,  108 
Bank  St. 

Waterbury  Continuation  School  for  Me- 
chanics; non-sect  ,  city,  Osmer  G  Beards- 
ley,  Principal 

Waterford,  New  London  Co,  pop.  3,097 

Chm    Sch    Comm — William  C    Saunders. 
Sec.  Sch    Comm — Charles  A.  Gallup, 
Town  Supervisor — Carlon  E    Wheeler 

Watertown,  Litchfield  Co.,  pop.  8,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Fletcher  W    Judson. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  W    Bidwell 
Town  Supt  &  Prin  H   S  — Leslie  K   Chance 


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Taft  School  for  Boys,  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1890,  Horace  D  Taft,  M  A, 
Headmaster 

West  Hartford,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  4,808. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — L     P     Judd 

Sec    Bd     Educ  — Alfred  L,    Plant 

City    Superintendent — Wlliam   H     Hall. 

Principal  High  School — Walter  B.  Spencer 

Supv     Music — James    O     Price 

Drawing — Harriet    M     Binder 

St  Augustine's  No-vitiate  and  Normal 
School,  R  C  ,  Rev  Brothei 

West  Haven,  "New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  8,543. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Claience  ES    Thompson 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Hemy   A     L,     Hall 
City   Superintendent — Edgar   C.   Stiles 

Westport,  Fairfleld   Co.,  pop.   4,259. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ  — T    C    Sterns 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — J     H     McArdle 

City    Superintendent — Grover   C     Bowman 

Principal  High  School — I    J    Towsend 

Westport  Home  School,  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1911,  Edward  D  Merri- 
man,  A  M ,  Principal 

Wethersfleld,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  3,148. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — F    A    Griswold 
Sec    Sch    Comm  — L    E    Adams 
Town  Supervisor — William  E    Parker 
Principal   High    School — Biice   Bowman 

Willimantic,  Windham  Co.,  pop.  11,230. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Prank  E    Guild 

Sec    Bd     Educ — Mrs     K    J    Spauldmg 

Principal  High  School — Egbert  Case 

Supv    Music — C    H    Caswell 

Manual    Tiainmg — S     B     Doolittle 

Drawing — Ruth  Gough 

Commercial — Clarissa  Davis 

State  Normal  Training  School;  normal; 
state,  co-ed  .  est.  1888,  Henry  T.  Burr, 
M  Sc..  Frln 


Wilton,  Fairfleld  Co.,  pop.   1,706. 

Chm     Sch     Comm — Stiong   Comstock 
Sec    Sch    Comm — John  W    Ferris 
ToTRn    Supeiintendent — D     A     Green 

Windsor,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  4,178. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — S    F    Brown 

Sec    Bd.  Educ— F.  V.  Mills 

City  Superintendent — Daniel  Howard. 

Principal  High  School— Chailes  L    Preble 

Campbell  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect  ,  est  1903,  A.  H  Campbell,  A. 
M,  Ph  D,  Prln.  18  Broad  St. 

Loomis  Institute,  boys,  college  prep  ,  bus 
and  agric  ,  est  1913,  N  H  Batchelder, 
A  M ,  Headmaster 

Windsor  Locks,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  8,715. 

Pres   Bd    Educ. — T    F.  McCarty 

Sec    Bd    Educ— J    M.  Morse 

Principal  High  School — Leander  Jackson. 

Winsted,  Litchfleld  Co.,  pop.  7,754. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Thomas  F    Fitzgerald 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Frank  E    Fisk 
City    Superintendent — Frank    B     Fisk 
Principal  High  School — Walter  D.  Hood. 
Supv   Music — Minnie  Persons 
Drawing — Abbey  W    Chapman. 
Penmanship — Marjorle  B    Warner. 
Commercial — Fred   Handy 

Woodbury,  Litchfleld  Co.,  pop.  1,860. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    W    Mitchell 
Town  Superintendent — Edward  S    Boyd 
Principal  High   School — H    F    Turner 

Woodstock,  Windham  Co.,  pop.  1,849. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — L    H    Lmdeman 
Sec    Sch    Comm — A    S    Eldridge 
Town  Superintendent — F    W    Barber 

Woodstock  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  William  A  Pei  kins,  Principal 


DELAWARE 

Population,  202,322.     School  census,  53,615.     School  age,  6-21. 

Delaware  is  the  forty-seventh  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  202,322  inhabitants,  of  whom  84,6  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number 
8  6  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  popula- 
tion, ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  8.1  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  thirty-fourth  in 
this  respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows 


STATE  COMMISSIONEB'S  OFFICE 
CHARLES  A  WAGNER,  State  Commissioner  of  Education 


.  Dover 


STATE  BOABD  OF  EDUCATION 


HENRY  EIDGELT,  President 

CHARLES  A   WAGNER,  Secretary       .      .    . 
PROP   HARRY  HAYWARD  Newark 

FREDERICK  BRADY         .     .    .  Middletown 
ALBERT  WORTH  .    .  Georgetown 


FRANK  B  SIRMAN.      .    , 
CLIFFORD  J   SCOTT. 
SAMUEL  C   MITCHELL.. 


.    .    . .  Dover 

Dover 

.Laurel 
.  Wilmington 
.  ..Newark 


STATE    TEACHEES'   ASSOCIATION 
Delaware  has  no  State  Association  the  teachers  have  County  organizations. 

COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 

Kent    County James  E.  Carroll,  Dover 

New    Castle    County Elmer  L.    Cross,  New  Castle 

Sussex  County * Ernest  Hardesty,  Seaford 


PUBLIC,   PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Bridgreville,  Sussex  Co.,  pop    937. 

Principal  High  School — J    I    Wentz 

Cheswold,  Kent  Co.,  pop.  223 

Principal  High  School — R.    Mcllvane. 

Clayton,  Kent  Co.,  pop.  764 

Principal  High  School — S    H    Chambers 

Delaware  City,  Newcastle  Co.,  pop.  1,132. 

Principal  High  School — A    M    Mackey 

Delmar,  Sussex  Co,.,  pop.  530 

Principal  High  School — J    B.  Chipman 


Dover,  Kent  Co.,  pop.  3,720. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  S    Collins 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Elmer  Benson 

City    Superintendent — C     W.    Schantz 

Pnn    High  School — Alexander  Crawford 

Manual    Training — Fred    B     Haegele 

Domestic   Science — Maie  Conway 

State  College  for  Colored  Students:  Ccol- 
ored) ;  courses  In  Agriculture,  Mechanic 
Arts  (industrial)  and  Domestic  Science; 
co-ed.;  est  1892:  William  C.  Jason.  A.  M., 
D  D,  Pres 


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DELAWARE 


Do\rer — continued 

Wilmington  Conference  Academy,  prep  , 
co-ed  ;  M  E  ,  est  1874,  Rev  Henry  G. 
Budd,  President 

ITelton,  Kent  Co  ,  pop    451. 

Pimclpal  High   School — T    W    Pjle 

IFrankford,  Sussex  Co  ,  pop.  395. 

Principal  High  School — C    M    Simpler 

Xfrederica,  Kent  Co,  pop.  659. 

Principal  High  School — M    L    Hydorn 

Georgetown,  Sussex  Co ,  pop.  1,609. 

Principal  High   School — F    L     Andrus 

Greenwood,  Sussex  Co.,  pop    362 

Principal  High  School — E    D    Willey 

Harrinsrton,  Kent   Co,  pop    1,500 

Principal  High  School — W   H   Jump 

Laurel,  Sussex  Co.,  pop    2,166. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J.  B    Prettyman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    W    Records 
Principal  High  School — Henry  G    Swayne 

iLevres,  Sussex  Co.,  pop.  2,158. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — V    N    Hockes 

Sec     Bd     Educ — &    W    Wiltbank 

City  Supt    &  Pnn    H    S — Howard  T    Ennia 

Mitldietown,  Newcastle  Co  ,  pop.  1,399. 

Principal  High  School — Ida   V    Howell. 

Milford,   Kent    Co,   pop.   2,603. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — Geo    B    Hynson 
Sec    Bd     Educ — William   G    Abbott 
Town    Superintendent — Gilbert    Nickel 
Principal  High   School — Gilbert   Nickel 

Mlllsboro,  Sussex  Co  ,  pop.  451. 

Principal   High  School — William  Ellis 

Milton, 'Sussex  Co.,  pop.  1,038 

Pres    Bd    Educ — James  C.  Palmer 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Leon  Black 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H.  S — H    H    Williams 

Newark,  Newcastle  Co.,   pop.  1,913. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Edward  L    Richards 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Joel  S,  Gilfillan 

Principal   High  School — Reuben  P    Friedel 

Delaware  College;  courses  in  Arts  and  Sci- 
ence, Agriculture,  Civil,  Mechanical  and 
Electrical  Engineering;  summer  school  for 
teachers,  state,  men,  est  1834,  Samuel  C 
Mitchell,  Ph  D  ,  President 


Newark — continued 

Woman's  College  of  Delaware,  courses  In 
Arts  and  Sciences,  Education  and  Home 
Economics,  state,  est  1914,  Winifred  J 
Robinson,  Ph  I> ,  Dean 

New  Castle,  New  Castle  Co.,  pop    3,351. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    J    Ferris 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Ferris  Jemison 

•City   Superintendent — Howard    T     Ennis 

Puncipal   High  School — C    H     Dye 

Newport,  Newcastle  Co.,  pop    722 

Principal  High  School — Elizabeth  Bigger. 

Odessa,  Newcastle   Co.,  pop.  585. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — George  L    Townsend 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Fiank  Davis 
Principal    High    School — Erwm    Niblet 

Seaford,  Sussex  Co ,  pop.  2,108. 

Principal  High  School — A.  L    Harrington. 

Smyrna,  Kent  Co,  pop.  1,843. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — William  Fanes 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    M    Fowler 

Principal  High  School — J    Lester  Scotton. 

Wilmington,  Newcastle  Co.,  pop.  87,411. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Sammuel  H    Baynard 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Harry  J    Guthrie 
City  Superintendent — Clifford  J    Scott 
Assistant  Superintendent — Bessie  C.  Devlne 
Principal  High  School — A.  Henry  Berlin. 
Prin.  Howard  H.    S — Edwina  B.   Kruse. 
Supv     of   Music — Nell    C     Krumme 
Supv    of  Sewing — Joanna  D    McLaughlin 
Supv    Drawing — Leo    A    Pennegar 

Beacon  Business  College,  bus    and  sten  ,  est 

1900,     W     H      Beacon,     President,     Court 

House  Sq 
Beaman      Training      School      for      Kinder- 

gartners,  normal  kindergarten,  Elizabeth 

Beaman,  Principal 

Goldey  College,  bus  and  sten  ,  co-ed  ,  est. 
1886,  W  E  Douglas,  Pres,  807  Market. 

Hebb's    School    for    Girls;    girls'    boarding; 

non-sect.;  Misses  Hebb,  Prina. 
Ursullne  Academy;   girls'    boarding;    R    C.: 

Mother  Mary  Francis,  Superior. 
Wilmington  Friends'   School;   prep.;   co-ed.; 

est    1748;    Friends;    Herschel    A.    Norrls, 

A.  M.,  Prin.,  4th  and  West  St. 

Wyoming,  Kent  Co.,  pop    517 

Principal  High  School — A    G    Campbell 


DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

Population,  331,069.    School  census,  71,842.    School  age,  6-18. 

The  District  of  Columbia  has  a  total  population  of  331,069  inhabitants,  of  whom 
71.3  per  cent  are  white.  Of  this  number  7.4  per  cent  are  foreign  born.  The  per- 
centage of  illiteracy  of  the  District  is  4.9  per  cent,  ranking  thirty-fourth  in  this 
respect.  The  educational  affairs  of  the  District  are  under  the  general  supervision 
of  a  Board  of  Education  appointed  by  the  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the  Dis- 
trict of  Columbia. 

UNITED  STATES  BUREAU  OF  EDUCATION 

PHILANDER  P.  CLAXTON,  United  States  Commissioner  of  Education Washington 

LEWIS  A.  KALBACH,  Chief  Clerk Washington 

JAMBS  C    BOYKIN,   Editor  Washington 

ALEXANDER  SUMMERS,  Statistician Washington 

SPECIALISTS  AND  CHIEFS  OF  DIVISIONS 

JOHN  D.  WOLCOTT,  Chief  of  Library  Division Washington 

LOVICK  PIERCE,  Chief  of  Correspondence  Division Washington 

S   P.  CAPEN,  Specialist  in  Higher  Education     . .    .          Washington 

WALTER  S.  DEFFENBAUGH,  Chief  of  Division  of  School  Administration Washington 

A.  C.  MONAHAN,  Specialist  m  Bural  School  Administration Washington 

H.  W.  FOGHT,  Specialist  in  Rural  School  Practice Washington 

J.  C.  MUERMAN,  Specialist  in  Bural  Education Washington 

JASPER  L.  McBRiEN,  Specialist  in  Bural  Education Washington 

ANNA  TOLMAN  SMITH,  Specialist  in  Foreign  Educational  Systems  .    .    .Washington 

B.  F    ANDREWS,  Specialist  Land-Grant  College  Statistics Washington 

W.  T.  BAWDEN,  Specialist  in  Industrial  Education Washington 

C.  D.  JARVIS,  Specialist  in  School  and  Home  Gardening Washington 

FLORENCE  C.  Fox,  Specialist  in  Educational  Systems Washington 

OTHEB  OFFICEBS 

W.  T.  LOPP,  Superintendent  of  Education  of  Alaska .  Washington 

THOMAS  JESSE  JONES,  Special  Collaborator  Negro  Education  Division. . .  Washington 

ALMIRA  M.  WINCHESTER,  Secretary  Kindergarten  Division     Washington 

ELLEN  C.  LOMBARD,  Secretary  Home  Education  Division Washington 

ARTHUR  W.  DUNN,  Special  Agent  in  Civic  Education Washington 

H.  H.  WHEATON,  Specialist  in  Education  of  Immigrants Washington 


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BISTKICT  OF  COLUMBIA 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Washington,  pop.  331,069. 

Pre&    Bd     Educ  — John   van    Schaick,    Jr 

Sec    Bd    Bduc — Harry  O    HIne 

District    Supt — Ernest    L     Thurston. 

Assistant  Superintendent  in  charge  of  white 
schools — Stephen  B  Kramer 

Assistant  Superintendent  in  charge  of  col- 
ored schools — Roscoe  C  Bruce 

Director  Intermediate  Instruction — Alexan- 
der T  Stuart 

Director    Primaij     Instruction — Edith    Mar-   ! 
shall 

Directoi     Primary    Instiuction     (Colored) —   I 
Miss  E     P     G    Merritt 

Supervisor    Music — Dr     H     E     Cogswell 

Manual  Training — John  A    Chamberlain. 

Domestic  Science — Miss  Emma  S   Jacobs. 

Domestic  Art — Mrs    M.  W    Gate. 

Physical  Culture — Rebecca  Stoneroad 

Drawing — Miss  Annie  M.  Wilson. 

Kindergarten — Miss  Catherine  Walking. 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS. 
Armstrong   High    School    (colored),    P    bet 

1st  and  3d,   N    W  ,   A    C    Newman,  Prin 
Business  High  School,  9th  and  R.  I.  Ave  ; 

Allan  Davis,  Prin 
Central    High   School,    Clifton   St    btw     12th 

and   13th,    Emory   M    Wilson,    Prin 
Eastern  High  School,   7th  near  Pa.  and  C., 

S   S  f  Dr  W   S    Small,  Prin. 
M    Street    High    School    (colored),    M.    and 

N     J     Ave  ,    G     C     Wilkinson,    Prin 
McKinley  High  School,  7th  and  R.  I.  Ave.; 

Frank  C    Daniel,  Prin 
Western  High   School,   35th   and  T  Sts ,   N. 

W  ,  Elmer  S    Ne\vton,  Prin 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart  of  Mary; 
girls'  boarding;  R.  C.,  Sister  Mary  Clem- 
entine, Superior. 

Academy  of  the  Visitation,  girls'  boarding, 
R  C  ,  est  1850,  Mother  Margaret  Mary 
Muth,  Directress,  Connecticut  Ave 

American  University;  post-grad.,  co-ed  ;  M. 
E  est  1893,  Franklin  Hamilton,  Ph  D, 
Chancellor 

Army  and  Navy  Preparatory  School;  boys* 
prep.;  non-sect.;  E.  Swavely,  Prin.,  4101 
Connecticut  Ave. 

Belcourt  Seminary,  girls*  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  Mrs  Mary  Burke  Somervell,  A.  M , 
Principal,  Girard  &  13th  Sts 

Bliss  Electrical  School,  1  yr  course  in 
Electrical  Engineering;  men,  non-sect  , 
est  1893,  Louis  Denton  Bliss,  President, 
Tacoma  Park. 

Bristol  School,  girls'  boarding,  P  E  ;  est. 
1901;  Miss  Alice  A  Bristol,  Principal, 
19th  and  Mintwood  Place. 

Catholic  University  of  America,  comprises 
School  of  the  Sacred  Sciences,  of  Law,  of 
Philosophy,  of  Letters,  of  Sciences,  and 
Teachers'  College,  R  C  ,  est.  1889,  Rt. 
Rev  Thomas  J  Shahan,  S  T.  D ,  Rector 

Catholic  University  of  America,  School  of 
Law;  men,  est.  1895,  Thomas  C.  Carri- 
gan,  Ph.  D,  Dean 


Washington — continued 

Catholic  University  of  America,  School  of 
the  Sacred  Sciences,  theol  ,  R  C  ,  men, 
Very  Rev.  Charles  F  Aiken,  S  T.  D , 
Dean 

Catholic  University  of  America,  School  of 
Sciences,  courses  in  Mechanics,  Architec- 
ture, Civil,  Electrical,  and  Mechanical  En- 
gineering, men,  R  C  ,  est  1895,  Daniel 
W  Shea,  Ph  D ,  Dean 

Catholic  University  of  America,  Teachers' 
College,  instruction  for  women  members 
of  religious  communities  preparing  to 
teach  in  Catholic  schools,  est  1911,  Fran- 
ces Brawner,  Registrar 

Chevy  Chase  Seminary,  girls*  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  Mr  and  Mrs  Samuel  Nelson  Bar- 
ker, Principals 

Colonial  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  Miss  Charlotte  Crittenden 
Eveiett,  Prin  ,  Connecticut  Ave. 

Columbia  Kindergarten  Training  School, 
nor  kind  ,  Sara  K  Lippincott  and  Su- 
san C  Baker,  Prins ,  2108  Connecticut 

Columbia     Polytechnic     Institute     for     the 

Blind;  manual  training;  co-ed.,  est.  1900; 

Frank  E.  Cleveland,  Prin. 
Draughon's  Practical  Business  College;  bus., 

sten     and    teleg.,    est     1889;    Edgar    M 

Hayes,  Mgr 

Drillery,  The,  bus,  sten  and  civil  service, 
est  1898 ,  Frank  Fuller,  A  B ,  Principal, 
1100  New  York  Ave 

Eastman  School,  girls'  boarding;  P.  B. ; 
Miss  Annie  Henderson  Eastman,  Prin., 
1305  17th  St .  N.  W. 

Emerson    Institute,    boys'     day,    non-sect.; 

est     1852,    Wmslow    H     Randolph,    Prin- 
cipal, 1740  P  Street,  N   W 

Fairmont  Seminary,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  A  T.  Ramsay,  Prin.,  1411  Fair- 
mont St. 

Florence  School  for  Girls;   girls'  boarding; 

non-sect  ,    Mrs    M     A    Martindell,    Prin., 

2401  Massachusetts  Ave. 
Gallaudet  College  for  the  Deaf;  coll.;  co-ed.; 

boarding,    non-sect  ,    est     1864,    Percival 
Hall,   M    A,   President,   Kendall   Green 

George  Washington  University,  comprises 
the  College,  Graduate  School,  College  of 
Engineering  and  Mechanic  Arts,  Teach- 
ers College,  Department  of  Law,  of  Medi- 
cine, of  Dentistry,  National  College  of 
Pharmacy,  and  College  of  Veterinary 
Medicine,  co-ed  ,  npn-sect  ,  est  1821, 
Charles  Herbert  Stockton,  LL  D,  Presi- 
dent 

George  Washington  University,  Teachers' 
College,  training  courses  for  teachers, 
William  Carl  Ruediger,  Ph  D ,  Dean 

George  Washington  University,  Department 
of  Dentistry,  men,  est  1886,  John  Roland 
Walton,  D  D  S,  Dean,  724  9th  St,  N  W 


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Washington — continued 

George  Washington  University,  College  of 
Veterinary  Medicine,  vet.,  men;  non-sect., 
est.  1890,  D.  E  Buckingham,  V.  M  D., 
Dean,  2113  14th  St ,  N  W 
George  Washington  University,  Department 
of  La\\  ,  law,  co-ed,  est  18b5,  Everett 
Fraser,  L  L  D  ,  Dean. 

George  Washington  University,  Department 
of  Medicine,  med  ;  reg  ;  co-ed  ;  est.  1821, 
William  C  Borden,  M  D ,  Dean,  1325 
H  St,  N.  W 

George  Washington  University,  National 
College  of  Pharmacy;  phar  ,  co-ed  ;  est 
1872;  Henry  E  Kalusowski,  Phar.  D, 
Dean,  808  I  St ,  N  W 
George  Washington  University,  College  of 
Engineering  and  Mechanic  Arts,  courses 
in  Civil,  Electrical,  and  Mechanical  En- 
gineering, and  Architecture,  Howard  L, 
Hodgkins,  Ph  D ,  Dean 

Georgetown  College  Preparatory  School, 
boys'  boarding,  R  C  ,  est.  1789,  Rev.  J 
B  Creeden,  S  J,  Principal 
Georgetown  University,  comprises  the  Col- 
lege, School  of  Medicine,  of  Law,  and  of 
Dental  Surgery,  men,  R  C  ,  est  1780, 
Rev  Alphonsus  J  Donlon,  S  J ,  Presi- 
dent, 37th  &  O  Sts,  N  W 
Georgetown  University,  School  of  Dentistry, 
men,  R.  C  ,  Shirley  W  Bowles,  D  D  S, 
Dean,  920  H  St ,  N  W 

Georgetown  University,  School  of  Medicine, 
reg,    men,    est     1850,    George    M.    Kober, 
M    D,   Dean,   920  H  St ,  N    W. 
Georgetown  University,  School  of  Law;  law, 
men,  R    C  ,  est    1870,   Geoige  E    Hamil- 
ton. LL    D  ,  Dean,  506  E  St ,  N   W. 
Gonzaga    College;    coll.;    men;    R     C. ,    est 
1821,    Rev     Francis    B     Donnelly,    S     J  , 
Pres 

Gunston  Hall,  girls'  boarding;  non-sect  , 
est  1892,  Mrs  Beverly  R,  Mason,  Prin , 
1906  Florida  Ave. 

Hall-Noyes    School;    girls'    boarding,    non- 
sect.,  Miss  Frances  M.  Hall,  A   M,  Prin. 
Hamilton  School;  girls'  boarding,  non-Meet.; 
Mrs     Phoebe   Hamilton    Seabrook,    Prin., 
Lafayette  Square. 

Hoi  ton- Arms   School;  girls'   boarding;   non- 
sect.;  est.  1901;  Mrs.  Jessie  Moon  Holton 
and  Miss  C.  H.  Arms,  Frlns 
Holy    Cross   Academy,    girls'   boarding;    R. 

C  ,  Sister  Supenor,  Connecticut  Ave 
Howard  University  (colored),  comprises 
College  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  Teachers' 
College,  School  of  Manual  Arts  and  Ap- 
plied Sciences,  Conservatory  of  Music,  Li- 
brary School,  School  of  Theology,  of 
Medicine,  of  Law,  of  Dentistry,  Pharma- 
ceutic  College,  the  Academy,  and  the 
Commercial  College;  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ; 
est  1867,  Stephen  Morrell  Newman,  D.  D  , 
President. 

Howard  University  Dental  College  (colored)  , 
co-ed  ,  est  1881,  Edward  A  Balloch  M 
D,  Dean,  1511  Rhode  Island  Ave,  N.  W. 


Washington — continued 

Howard  University,  Medical  Department 
(colored),  med;  reg,  co-ed;  est.  1867; 
Edward  A  Balloch,  M  D.,  Dean,  1511 
Rhode  Island  Ave  ,  N  W 

Howard  University  Pharmaceutic  College 
(colored),  phar,  co-ed,  J  Herve  Purdy, 
Phar  D,  Vice-Dean,  J612  University  PI 

Howard  Uni\ersity  School  of  Law  (col- 
ored) ,  co-ed  ,  Benjamin  P  Leighton,  LL. 
D  ,  Dean,  4LO  Fifth  St ,  N  W 

Howard  University  School  of  Manual  Arts 
and  Applied  Sciences  (colored) ,  manual 
training,  trades  and  domestic  arts,  co-ed  , 
Perry  B  Perkins,  Ph  D ,  Director 

Howard  University  Teachers'  College  (col- 
ored) ,  professional  teachers'  training 
school,  Leu  is  Baxter  Moore,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 

Immacula  Seminary,  girls*  boarding,  R.  C.; 
est  1905,  Sisters  of  Providence. 

J  Oimond  Wilson  Normal  School,  normal, 
national,  co-ed  ,  est  1875,  Anne  M 
Godmg,  Pimcipal 

King  Theological  Hall,  theol.;  men;  P.  E.; 
est  1901;  Rev.  William  N.  Tunneli,  War- 
den 

Laise-Phillips  School,  girls*  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  Mrs.  Anna  M.  Laise-Phillips,  Prin. 

Linthicum  Institute;  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect.,  R  C  BalUnger,  Curator 

Lucia  Gale  Barber  School  of  Rhythm  and 
Con  elated  Arts,  boarding,  non-sect  ,  est. 
1912,  Mrs  Mary  R  Gale  Davis,  Pd.  M, 
Principal,  2003  Columbia  Road 

Lucy  Webb  Hays  Tiainmg  School,  normal 
kmdeigaiten,  Nina  M  Whitman,  Prin- 
cipal. 

Madeira's  School,  Miss,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect;  est.  1908.  Lucy  Madeira,  A.  B., 
Principal,  1330  19th  St. 

Madison  Hall  Seminary;  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect.,  est.  1905;  Prof,  and  Mrs.  Geo 
F  Winston,  Prins ,  3100  R  Street,  N.  W. 

Martha  Washington  Seminary,  prep.;  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  Edward  W.  Thompson, 
Prin.,  Connecticut  Ave 

Mount   Vernon    Seminary;    girls'    boarding; 

non-sect  ,    est     1875,    Mrs     Elizabeth     J 
Somers,  Principal,  1100  M  Street,  N    W. 

National  Cathedral  School;  girls'  boarding; 

P     E  ,   est     1900,   Miss   Jessie  Claire  Mc- 
Donald, Principal,  Mount  St    Alban. 

National  Cathedral  School  for  Boys;  boys' 
boarding-  P.  E  ;  E  L  Gregg,  Head- 
master, Mount  St  Alban 

National  College  of  Pharmacy;  see  George 
Washington  University. 

National  Park  Seminary;  see  Forest  Glen, 
Md  (Suburb  of  Washington.) 

National  School  of  Domestic  Arts  and  Sci- 
ences; dom.  sci  and  home  economics, 
boarding,  Miss  Zurhorst,  Prin.,  Conn, 
Ave.  and  M  St,  N.  W. 


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Washington — continued 
National    Training   School    for  Missionaries 

and  Deaconesses,  nurse  training,  domes- 
tic science,  kindergarten ,  women,  M  E  , 
est  1894,  Rev  William  H  Wilder,  LL 
D ,  President,  1150  N  Capitol  St. 

National  University,  Law  School;  law,  men, 
est.  1869;  Charles  F.  Carusi,  B.  A ,  L.  L 
M,  Dean,  816  13th  St ,  N  W. 

Notre  Dame  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R  C.; 
Sister  Mary  Euphrasia,  Prin. 

Oriental  College,  coll  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
est  1903,  Helmuth  P  Holler,  Ph  D, 
President 

Paul  Institute  for  Girls,  boarding  and  day, 
est  1913,  Mrs  Paul  Hamill,  Prin ,  2107 

S  St ,  N    W 

Potomac  University,  unlv ;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  est.  1904;  Ernest  Warren  Porter, 
Ph  D,  Pres 

Potomac  University,  School  of  Law;  co-ed., 
est.  1904;  Ralph  E.  Walker,  Ph.  D,  LL 
M,  Dean. 

Ralston  University  of  Expression,  elo    and 

or.;  co-ed  ;  est    1884. 
St.   Cecelia's  Academy;    girls'   boarding-;   R 

C.,  Mother  Mary  Augusta,  Prin 
St.  John's  College;  coll.,  men;  R.   C,;  est. 

1870,     Rev      Brother    Alfred,     F      S      C, 

Pres 
St.     Margaret's     School     for     Girls,     girls' 

boarding.  Miss  Lippincott  and  Miss  Bak- 
er,   Puns ,    2115    California 
Sidwells'     Friends    School;     prep  ;     co-ed.; 

Friends;    est.   1883;    Thomas  W.    Sidwell, 

A    M,   Pi  in,   1811   I   Street,  N.   W. 
Small  wood- Wilbur   School    for   Girls,    girls' 

boardmg,    Mrs     G     T     Smallwood    and 

Mrs    William  A    Wilbur,  Prins,   2103   S 

St,    N    W. 
Strayer*s  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 

est.  1904;  P.  J.  Harmon,  Prin. 
Stuart    School;    girls'    boarding;    non-sect.; 

Miss   Claudia   Stuart,    Prin.,    1843    U    St, 

N.  W. 


Washington— continued 

Tanner's  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
H.  C  Tanner,  Pres 

Temple  School  of  Shorthand  and  Typewrit- 
ing, bus  and  sten  ,  est  1903,  Caroline 
B.  Stephen,  Prin ,  1417  9th  St. 

Timlow's  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  Miss  Lhzabeth  Timlow,  Pi  in., 
1600  Scott  Circle 

Trinity  College;  coll.;  women;  R  C.;  est. 
1897,  Sister  Catherine  Aloysius,  S  N  D, 
Piesident,  Michigan  Avenue,  Brookland 

United  States  College  of  Veterinary  Sur- 
geons, vet  ,  men,  non-sect  ,  est  1894; 
Huilbert  Young,  V  S  ,  Pres 

University  School,  The,  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  est.  1891,  Robert  L.  Preston,  A.  B., 
Prin  ,  1310  18th  St,  N  W. 

Washington  College  of  Engineering;  see 
George  Washington  University 

Washington  College  for  Young  Ladies;  girls' 
boarding,  non-sect  ;  F.  Menefee,  Prin 

Washington    College   of   Law,   law,    evening 
sessions  only,  co-ed  ;  est    1896,  Emma  M 
Gillett,    LL     M,    Dean,    1317    New    York 
Ave,  N    W 

Washington  College  of  Music;  mus.,  co-ed.; 
est  1903;  Sydney  Lloyd  Wrlghtaon.  Pres., 
1147  Connecticut  Avenue 

Washington  Dental  College;  see  Dental  De- 
partment Georgetown  University. 

Washington  Missionary  College,  theologi- 
cal, academic  and  normal  courses,  Sev- 
enth Day  Adventist,  John  L  Shaw, 
President,  Takoma  Park 

Washington  Normal  School,  No.  2  (colored) , 
normal,  national  co-ed.;  Lucy  £1  Moten, 
M.  D.,  Prin. 

Washington  Seminary,  girls*  boarding; 
non-sect  ,  est  1893,  Mrs  G.  T.  Small- 
wood,  Principal. 

Wilson-Greene  School  of  Music,  resident 
school  for  girls,  Thomas  B  Greene, 
Principal,  2647  Connecticut 

Wood's  Commercial  School;  bus.  and  sten.; 
est  1885,  Court  F  Wood,  L  L.  M,  Presi- 
dent, 311  E  Capitol 


FLORIDA 

Population,  869,230.    School  census,  275,310.    School  age,  6-21. 

Florida  is  the  thirty-third  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  869,230  inhabitants,  of  whom  58  9  per  cent,  are  white  Of  this  number, 
4.5  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  popula- 
tion, ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  13.8  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  fortieth  in  this 
respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

W.  N.  SHEATS,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Tallahassee 

W.  S.  CAWTHON,  State  High  School  Inspector         ....  ...    Gainesville 

R   L    TURNER,  State  Inspector  Rural  Schools.  ...      .  .Inverness 

SHELTON  PHILLIPS,  State  Inspector  Bural  Schools Wilhston 

J.  G   COMPTON,  Chief  Clerk Tallahassee 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 

GOVERNOR  SIDNEY  J   CATTS,  President .    .     Tallahassee 

W.  N.  SHEATS,  ex-omcio,  State  Superintendent,  Secretary Tallahassee 

H.  CLAY  CRAWFORD,  ex-offiLcio,  Secretary  of  State Tallahassee 

J.  C.  LUNING,  ex-officio,  State  Treasurer Tallahassee 

THOMAS  F   WEST,  ex-officio,  Attorney  General Tallahassee 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION 

GOVERNOR  SIDNEY  J.  CATTS Tallahassee 

W.  N.  SHEATS,  State  Superintendent Tallahassee 

H.  CLAY  CRAWFORD,  Secretary  of  State Tallahassee 

J.  C.  LUNING,  State  Treasurer Tallahassee 

THOMAS  F   WEST,  Attorney  General Tallahassee 

W.  A.  McBAE,  Commissioner  of  Agriculture     Tallahassee 

WILLIAM  V.  KNOTT,  Comptroller Tallahassee 

FLOBIDA  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

A.  P.  MONTAGUE,  President .Lake  City 

SUPT.  B.  L.  TURNER,  Secretary Inverness 

FLOEIDA  STATE  CLASSICAL,  ASSOCIATION 

JAMES  N.  ANDERSON,  President Gainesville 

LUCILLE  PATTON,  Secretary  Inverness 


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COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Alachua  . .  .  J  L.  Kelley,  Gainesville 
Baker.  W  A  Dopson,  Macclenny 

Bay  .   B  L  Brigman,  Panama  City 

Bradford  ..  .F  G  Schell,  Lake  Butler 
Brevard  .  E  E  Macey  Eau  Gallie 

Calhoun  .J.  F  Durham,  Blountstown 
Citrus  . ,  .  .R.  L  Turner,  Inverness 

Clay W.  H   Biggs,  Gr*n  Cove  Sp'gs 

Columbia.    .    .  J.  W    Burns,  Lake  City 

Dade  R    E.    Hall,    Miami 

DeSota  J   O   Bickley,  Arcadia 

Duval  F  A  Hathaway,  Jacksonville 
Klscambia  A  S  Edwards,  Pensacola 

Franklin  .  .  A.  A  Core,  Apalachicola 
Gads  den  .  C  H  Gray,  Quincy 

Hamilton J    A.  Jackson,   Jasper 

Hernando  W.  A  Thaxton,  Brooksville 
Hillsborough  Marshall  Moore,  Tampa 
Holmes.  .  T  J  McDade,  Bonifay 
Jackson  Charles  B  King,  Mananna 
Jefferson  S  H  Taylor,  Monticello 
LaFayette.  .  G  N  Trawick,  Mavo 

Lake  .  W  T  Kennedy,  Umatilla 
Lee  ....  J  W  Shenll,  Ft  Myers 
Leon  .  H  H  Isler,  Tallahassee 
Levy Thos  Price,  Bronson 


Name  and  Address 

..     J.  E    Roberts,  Bristol 

G    W.  Tedder,  Madison 

W  M  Rolett,  Bradentown 

J.   H    Brinson,   Ocala 

Virgil  S   Lowe,  Key  West 

L    L    Owens,    Evergreen 

J    F    McKinnon,   Orlando 

C   E    Yowell,  Kissimmee 


County 
Liberty  ... 
Madison 
Manatee 
Marion     . 
Monroe   . . 
Nassau 
Orange  .    . 
Osceola 
Palm   Beach 

H   W  Lewis   West  Palm  Beach 
Pasco  J  W   Sanders,  Dade  City 

Pin^llas  Dixie  M  Hollins,  Clearwater 
Polk  ....  C  A.  Parker,  Bartow 
Putnam  J  D  Cottmgham,  Palatka 

St  John  D  D  Corbett,  St  Augustine 
St  Lucie  J  W  Hodge,  Viking 

Santa  Rosa.  .  J.  T  Diamond,  Milton 
Seminole  D  L  Thrasher,  Sanford 

Sumter  G  H  Thompkins,  Wildwood 
Suwanee ...  J.  W  O'Hara,  Live  Oak 
Taylor  F  S  Jackson,  Perry 

Volusia  C  R  M  Sheppard,  DeLand 

Wakulla  C    K   Allen,  Sopchoppy 

Wai  ton...  D.  Trotman,  DeFuniak  Sp'gs 
Washington  .  .W  T  Thorne,  Yemen 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Apalachicola,   Franklin    Co ,   pop.    3,065 

Principal  High  School — Mrs    F    N    Clayton 

Bartow,  Polk  Co ,  pop   2,662. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    M    Oglesby 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    A    Fort 

Town  Superintendent — C    A    Parker 

Piincipal   High   School — L     B    Bennett 

Summerlin     Institute,      high     school      and 
grades,   co-ed 

Dade  City,  Pasco  Co.,  pop.  1,066 

Central    Normal    College,     normal,    co-ed  , 
state,   P    W    Carr,   Principal 

Daytona,  Yolnaia  Co.,  pop.  3,082. 

Principal   High   School — H     C     Marks 

De  Ftmiak  Springs,  Walton  Co.,  pop.  1,280. 

Principal  High  School — M    L    Neal 
Palmer  College,   coll,   prep,  music  and  art 

depts  ,    co-ed  ,    Presto  ,    est     1907,    Rev 

Lynn   R     Walker,   D.   D ,   President 
Palmer  College  Academy,  preparatory  school 

of    Palmer    College,    co-ed  ,    William    M 

Kemper,  A    M ,  Principal 

I>e  Land,  Volusia  Co.,  pop.  1,496. 

Principal  High  School — Mrs    Maud  Barron 

John   B.   Stetson  University;   unlv. ;   co-ed.; 

Bapt.;    est     1887,    Rev.    Lincoln    Hulley. 

Ph.  D,   Pres. 
Stetson    University,    Department    of    Law; 

law,     co-ed  ,     est      1900,     Richmond    A 

Rasco,  LL    B    Dean 


De  Land — continued 

Stetson  University,  School  of  Technology; 
tech  ;  co-ed.,  est  1902,  Ellery  B  Paine, 
M  S,  Dean. 

Fernandina,  Nassau  Co.,  pop.  3,482. 

Principal  High   School — W    H    Russell 

St  Joseph's  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed.;  H.  C  ; 
Sister  M  Agnes,  Prin. 


Fessenden,  Marion  Co,  pop  300. 
Fessenden  Academy  and  Industrial  School; 

nor    and    indust  ,    co-ed  ;    non-sect.;    est. 

1890,  Joseph  L   Wiley,  A.  B  ,  Pres 


Gainesville,  Alachua  Co.,  pop.  6,183. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    R    Thomas 
Sec     Bd     Educ — George   P     Long 
City   Superintendent — E    R    Simmons. 
Principal  High  School — F    W   Buchholz 

Tebeau's  School  for  Girls,  boarding  and 
day,  P  E  ,  est  1875,  Miss  Tebeau,  Prin 

University  of  Florida,  comprises  College  of 
Arts  and  Sciences,  of  Agriculture,  of  En- 
gineering, of  Law,  and  Teachers'  College, 
state,  men,  est  1905,  Albert  A  Murphree, 
LL  D,  President 

University  of  Florida,  College  of  Agricul- 
ture, courses  in  Agronomy,  Agricultural 
Engineering,  and  Dairying,  P  H  Rolfs, 
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Games*  illc — continued 

University  of  Florida,  College  of  Engineer- 
ing, courses  in  Civil,  Electrical,  and  Me- 
chanical Engineering,  and  Mechanic  Arts, 
J  R  Benton,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 

University  of  Florida,  College  of  Law,  men, 
est     1909,    Harry  R     Tiusler,    Dean 
Dean 

University  of  Florida,  Teachers'  College  and 
Normal  School,  protessional  teachers' 
training1  courses,  H  W  Cox,  Ph  D , 

Jacksonville,  Duval  Co.,  pop.  57,699. 

•Chmn     Bd    Pub     Inst — J    C     Cooper,   Jr 
Sec    Bd    Pub     Inst — F    A    Hathaway 
City  Superintendent — F    A.  Hathaw  as- 
Principal    High    School — R     B     Rutherford 
Supv     Grades — Louise    Pelham 
Supv    Primarj — Mjrla,  J    Morris 
Supv    Music — Lottie   E    Reeves 
Manual  Training — H    O    Brickel 
Domestic    Science — Lulu    Morns 

Cookman  Institute  (colored) ;  prep  ;  co-ed  , 
M  B  ,  est  1872,  Rev.  G  B  Stone,  Prin 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College,  bus 
and  sten  ,  est  1907,  Alvm  H  James, 
Manager,  309  Mam  St. 

Edward  Waters  College  (colored)  ,  prep  ;  co- 
ed ,  est  1883,  A  M  E  ,  John  A  Gngg, 
D  D ,  President 

Flagler  Preparatory  School,  guls  board- 
ing, open  air,  est  1914,  -Mrs  Langrdon 
Caskm,  Principal 

Florida  Baptist  College;  prep ;  co-ed.; 
Bapt.,  N  W.  Collier,  Prin. 

Florida  Military  Academy,  military,  boys' 
boarding,  non-sect  ,  est  1908,  Col  George 
W  Hulvey,  A  B ,  Superintendent 

Massey  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten.; 
E  S  Hewen,  Prin.,  Cor.  Main  and  Mon- 
roe Sts 

St.  Joseph's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R. 
C  ,  Sister  M  Assizm,  Superioress 

Jasper,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  993. 

Principal   High   School — T    J    McBeath 

Key  West,  Monroe  Co.,  pop.  19,945. 

City  Superintendent — Virgil  S.  Lowe. 
Principal  High   School — G    E    McKay 

Convent  of  Mary  Immaculate;  prep  ;  co- 
C  ,  Sister  M  Assizm,  Superior. 

Kissimmee,  Osceola  Co,   pop    2,157, 

Principal  High   School — R    M    Evans 

Lake  City  Colombia  Co.,  pop.  5,033. 

City  Superintendent — John  W.  Burns. 
Principal  High   School — A    B    Conner 

Columbia  College,  coll  and  prep  ,  Bapt  , 
est  1907,  A.  P  Montague,  Ph  D ,  LL  D, 
President 

Lakeland,  Folk  Co.,  pop.  3,719. 

Principal   High  School — C    M    Jones 


Live  Oak,  Snwanee  Co.,  pop.  3,450. 

City  Superintendent — James  B    Wood. 
Principal  High  School — J    H    Monahan. 

Florida  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  Bapt.,  est. 

1876,   L    C.  Jones,  A.  M.,  Pres. 
Southern  Business  College;  bus,   sten.  and 

teleg  ,  co-ed.;  non-sect  ;  est    1905,  K.  M 

Clayton,  Prin. 

Madison,  Madison  Co,  pop    1,560. 

Pres     Bd     Bduc  — X     M     McLeod. 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — G    W    Tidder 
Principal  High  School — W    B    Gate. 

Florida  Normal  Institute;  nor  ;  co-ed.;  pri- 
vate, est  1906,  W.  B  Gate,  A.  M 

Miami,  Dade  Co.,  pop.  5,471. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — A     L    Munroe 
Sec     Bd    Educ  — R.    B     Hall 
City  Superintendent — R    E    Hall 
Puncipal  High  School — J    H    Workman 

Ocala,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  4,370. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — W    D    Caree 
Sec     Bd    Educ  — J    H    Brinson 
City  Superintendent — J    H    Bumson 
Principal  High  School — William  H    Cassels 

Orange  Park,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  279. 

Normal  and  Manual  Training  School  (col- 
ored) ,  normal,  indust  ,  co-ed  ,  Cong  ,  est 
1891;  George  B.  Hurd,  Prin 


Orlando,   Orange   County,  pop.   3,894. 

Principal  High  School — J    W    Simmons 

Cathedral  School,  girls'  boarding,  P.  E., 
est  1900;  Rev  B.  P.  Cobb,  A.  M.,  Presi- 
dent 


Palatka,  Putnam  Co.,  pop.  3,950. 

City  Superintendent — J   D   Cottmgham 
Principal  High   School — >M    P    Geiger 

St     Joseph's     Academy    and    Day    School; 
prep.;  co-ed  ;  Sister  M  Jane  France,  Prin. 


Pensacola,  Escambia  Co.,  pop.  22,982. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — F.  E.  Brawner. 
Sec   Bd   Educ. — A,  S.  Edwards. 
City  Superintendent — A.  3   Edwards. 
Principal    High    School — Boss    Rogers 
Drawing— Miss  Emma  Chandler. 
Penmanship — William  Tyler. 

Plant  City,  Hillsboro  Co.,  pop.  2,481. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    M    Strickland 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    A    Burnes 
Principal  High  School — S    L.  Woodward 

Buskin,  Hillsboro  County,  pop.  50. 

Ruskin  College,  prep  ,  normal  and  indust 
courses,  co-ed  ,  est  1913,  George  McA 
Miller,  Ph  D,  President 


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St.  Augustine,  St.  John  Co.,  pop.  5,494. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — L.  A.  Colee. 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — D.  D.  Corbett 
Principal  High  School — W    E    Knibloe 
Supv    Music — Miss  Fletcher. 
Drawing — Ethel  Hopkins. 

Florida  School  for  Blind,  Deaf  and  Dumb, 

state;  A.  H.  Walker,  Pres. 
St   Joseph's  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.;  R    C. ; 

Sister  Mary  Agatha,  Prin. 


St.  Leo,  Pasco  Co.,  pop.  145. 
St,   Leo  College,  coll  ;   theol  ;  men;  R.  C. , 
est,  1890;  Rt,  Rev.   Charles  H.  Mohr,   O 
S.  B.,  D.  D,  Pres. 


St.  Petersburg:,  Hillsboro  Co ,  pop.  4,127. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — P    A    Chancellor. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    A    Holshouser 
City  Superintendent — D    M    Hollins 
Principal  High  School — G    N    Sleight 
Supv     Music — Lillian   Kolb 
Manual    Training — Elizabeth    Allen 
Domestic   Science — Elizabeth   Parkinson. 
Drawing — Lillian    Kolb 

San  Antonio,  Pasco  Co.,  pop.  300. 

Holy  Name  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  R 
C.;  est  1889,  Rev.  Mother  Prioress,  O 
S.  B. 

Sanford,  Seminole  Co.,  pop.  3,570. 
Pres    Bd    Bduc — C    R.  Walker. 
Sec.   Bd.  Bduc. — B.   F.    Whitner,  Jr. 
City  Superintendent — D    L    Thrasher 
Principal  High  School — B    F    Bzell 
Supv.  Mus    &  Draw. — Miss  Kates 

Sutherland,  Hillsboro  Co.,  pop.  130. 
Southern  College,  coll.;  co-ed.;  M.   B.;  eit, 
1902,   R    H    Alderman,   President 

Tallahassee,  Leon  Co.,  pop.  5,018. 

Pres.   Bd.    Educ — Talbot  Whitfleld 
Sec.  Bd    Bduc  — Guyt  McCord 
City  Superintendent — H    H    Isler. 
Principal    High    School — B     B     Lane 


Tallahassee — continued 

Florida  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  Col- 
lege, (for  negroes),  co-ed.;  est.  1887; 
Nathan  B.  Young,  A.  M ,  Pres. 

Florida  State  College  for  Women,  comprises 
College  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  Normal 
School,  School  of  Art,  of  Music,  and  of 
Expression,  women,  state,  est  1857,  Ed- 
ward Conradi,  Ph.  D ,  President 

Tampa,  Hillsboro  Co.,  pop.  38,524. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — William  Schneider. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Marshall  Moore. 
City  Superintendent — Marshall  Moore. 
Principal    High    School — Marshall    Moore 
Supv     Music — Harriet   Little 
Manual    Training — Neils    Pedersen 
Physical   Culture— Mrs     Frank   Coles 
Penmanship — Warner  Hill 
Domestic  Science — Lela  Snider. 
Drawing — Elizabeth   Lucas. 

Convent  of  the  Holy  Names,  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C.,  est  1881,  Sister  Mary  Amedee, 
Superioress 

Southern  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  ; 
F  L  Hurton,  Manager 

Tampa    Business   College,    bus     and   sten.; 

boarding,   est.   1890,  non-sect.;  co-ed.;  L. 

M.  Hatton,  Pres.,  609  Franklin  St. 
Tampa   Preparatory  School;   prep.;   co-ed.; 

est.    1889;    J.    T.    Mallicoat,   Principal. 

West  Palm  Beach,  Palm  Beach  Co,  pop. 
1,743. 

Principal  High  School — I    I    Hines 

West  Tampa,  Hillsboro  Co.,  pop.  8,2B8. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — H    C    McFarlane 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George   N    Benjamin. 
City  Superintendent — H    C    McFarlane 
Principal  High  School — Frank  M    Foulks 

Winter  Park,  Orange  Co.,  pop  461. 

Rollins  College,  collegiate,  prep ,  music,  fine 
arts,  domestic  science,  com'l,  special 
course  for  Spanish  speaking,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1885,  George  M  Ward,  LL  D, 


GEORGIA 

Population,  2,609,121.     School  census,  386,227.     School  age,  6-18. 

Georgia  is  the  tenth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total 
of  2,609,121  inhabitants,  of  whom  only  549  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number, 
.6  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population  ten 
yearte  of  age  and  over  is  7  8  per  cent,  of  the  white,  36  5  per  cent,  of  the  colored,  an 
average  of  20.7  per  cent ,  the  state  ranking  forty-fourth  in  this  respect.  The  educa- 
tional system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT  *S  OFFICE 

M.  Li.  BBITTAIN,  State  Superintendent  of  Schools Atlanta 

J.  A.  NORTHCUTT,  Clerk Atlanta 

JOSEPHINE  BAINWATEE,   Secretary Atlanta 

CELESTE  S.  PARRISH,  Supervisor  and  Institute  Conductor   Atlanta 

M.  L.  DUGGAN,  Rural  School  Agent Atlanta 

J  O  MARTIN,  State  Supervisor  and  Institute  Conductor Covington 

F.  E  LAND,  State  Supervisor  and  Institute  Conductor..          ...  Macon 

JOSEPH  S    STEWART,  State  High  School  Inspector...    .  .Athens 

J.  W.  STEPHENS,  State  School  Auditor Atlanta 

GEORGE  D.  GODDARD,  Special  Supervisor  (for  Negroes) .       .Milner 

STATE  BOARD   OF  EDUCATION 

GOVERNOR  HUGH  M   DORSET,  President Atlanta 

M.  L.  BRCTTAIN,  State  Superintendent,  Executive  Officer Atlanta 

HON.  WALTER  E.  STEED Butler 

PROFESSOR  A.  H.  MOON Baxley 

PRESIDENT  G.  R.  GLENN Dahlonega 

DEAN  THOMAS  J.  WOOFTER Athens 

GEORGIA  STATE  HIGH  SCHOOL  ASSOCIATION 

JOSEPH  S.  STEWART,  President Athens 

J.  H.  PURKS,  Secretary Madison 

GEORGIA  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

RALPH  NEWTON,  President Fort  Valley 

C.  H.  BRUCE,  Secretary Macon 


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COUNTY   SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Applmg  .  .  ..  H  J.  Parker,  Baxley 
Bacon  .  George  A  Taylor,  Alma 

Baker J    H    Hall,  Newton 

Bairow  W   M   Holsenbeck,  Winder 

Baldwin.  N.  H  Bullard,  Milledgeville 
Banks  .  .  .J  T.  Wise,  Baldwin 
Bar  tow  ..  Henry  Milam,  Carter  sville 
Ben  Hill  .R.  J  Prentiss,  Fitzgerald 

Berrien  . .   W.  G   Avera,  Nashville 

Bibb     .  C  H  Bruce,  Macon 

Bleckley  I    A,  Willis,  Cochran 

Brooks  .  .John  F.  McCall,  Qmtman 
Bryan  Edward  Bcnton,  Pembroke 

Bulloch  .  .  B  R  Olliff,  Statesboro 
Burke  .  ,.E  B  Gresham,  Waynesboro 
Butts  Hugh  Mallet,  Jackson 

Calhoun  .B    W    Fortson,  Arlington 

Camden         .  T.  E   Casey,  St  Marys 

Campbell.  W  H.  McLarm,  Fairburn 
Candler  A  H  Stapler,  Metter 

Carroll E    T    Steed,   Carrollton 

Catoosa  .Ansel  M.  Bandy,  Rmggold 

Charlton  .  L  E  Mallard  Folkston 
Chatham  . .  Otis  Ashmore,  Savannah 
Chattahoochee.  C  N.  Howaid,  Cusseta 
Chattooga  S  E  Jones,  Summerville 
Cherokee  ....  T  A  Doss,  Canton 

Clarke  .  .  .  .T  H  Dozier,  Athens 
Clay.  ...  E  R.  King-,  Fort  Games 
Clayton  .  .  J  H  Huie,  Forest  Paik 
Clinch  M  A  Cornelius,  Homerville 

Cobb     .  Bernard  Awtrey    Marietta 

Coffee     J   G   Floyd,  Douglas 

Colquitt  .  Lee  S  Dismuke,  Moultue 
Columbia  J  L,  Weeks,  Appling 

Coweta  .  J.  E  Pendergast,  Newnan 
Crawford  ..  J.  N  Andrews,  Roberta 

Crisp J   W   Bivins,  Cordele 

gade  .     S   J  Hale,  Trenton 

Dawson E    L    Fowler,  Dawsonville 

Deeatur J    S    Bradwell,  Bambridge 

DeKalb       .    .         RE   Carroll,  Deeatur 

Dodge M.  W.  Harrell.  Eastman 

Dooly EG    Greene,  Vienna 

Dougherty  .  R  H  Warren,  Albany 
Douglas  G.  T.  McLarty,  Douglasville 

garly       E   A   Evans,  Blakely 

Echols  ..     .   .  J    G    Prine,   Statenville 

Effingham A   E    Byrd,  Guy  ton 

Elbert     T.  J.  Cleveland,  Elberton 

Emanuel 

...  .Robert  E  Rountree,  Swamsboro 
Evans  .  . .  R  M  Girardeau,  Claxton 
Fannm  .  J  W  Hughes,  Blue  Ridge 
Fayette..  W.  N.  D.  Dixon,  Fayetteville 

Floyd. J    C    King,  Rome 

Forsyth  C    L    Harris,   Gumming 

Franklin  J    W.  McFarland,  CarnesvUle 

Julton       E    C   Merry,  Atlanta 

Gilmer       J   S   Hudson,  Ellijay 

Glascock  ..  E  B  Rogers,  Gibson 
Glynn  . . .  N  H.  Ballard,  Brunswick 
Gordon  ..  .  Ernest  Dillard,  Calhoun 
Grady  .  .  . .  J.  S  Weathers,  Cairo 

Greene W.  A   Purks,  White  Plains 

Gwinnett  C  R  Ware,  Lawrenceville 
Habersham  ..PR.  Ivie,  Clarkesville 


Counts'  Name  and  Address 

Hall  J    D    Undeiwood,  Gainesville 

Hancock  J    L.   McClesky,  Sparta 

Haialson  John  W  White,  Buchanan 
Hams  Thomas  Wisdom,  Chipley 

Halt       .  W    B    Morris,  HaitwelJ 

Heard  . .  Hope  H  Cook,  Cooksvill* 
Henry  R  O  Jackson,  McDonough 

Houston   .  F.  M    Greene,  Perry 

Iiwm  .         J   W   Weaver,  Ocilla 

Jackson..  .  .  L.  F  Elrod,  Jefferson 
Jasper  .  J  M  Elizer,  Monticello 

Jeff  Davis  A  B  Huisey,  Hazelhuist 
Jefferson..  .  .  HE  Smith,  Bartow 
Jenkins  ..  ..W.  V  Lamer,  Milieu 

Johnson  R  L  Sumner,  WrifthtsvilUj 
Jones  ...  .  E  W.  Sammons,  Gray 
Laurens  .  Z  Whitehurst,  Dublin 

Lee  C   M   McKenney,  Smithville 

Liberty.  ...  E.  B  Way,  Flemington 
Lincoln  Dr.  W  B  Crawford,  Lincoln  ton 

Lowndes J    H.  O'Qumn,  Valdosta 

Lumpkm.  .  J.  J  Seabolt,  Dahlonega 
Macon  .J  P  Nelson,  Oglethorpe 

Madison  J    A    Grffith    Danielsvllle 

Marion  .  T.  B  Ramey,  Buena  Vista 
McDuffie  ...  M.  W  Dunn,  Thomson 
Mclntosh  .  W  A  Bramson,  Danen 

Merzwether  .    .W.  S.  liowell,  Greenville 

Miller B    B     Bush,    Colquitt 

Milton  ..  Wm  Rhodes,  Alpharetta 
Mitchell  B  W  Davis,  Camilla 
Monroe  .T  H  Phmazee,  Forsyth 
Montgomery  

.      .    .     A   B.  Hutcheson,  Mt  Vernon 
Morgan  .   E.  a  Bird"    Madison 

Murray.  R  Noel  Steed,  Chatsworth 

Muscogee.  .  J  L  Bond,  Columbus 
Newton  ,  G  C  Adams,  Covington 

Oconee  J  W.  McWhorter,  Watkinsville 
Oglethoipe  M.  S  Weaver,  Lexington 

Paulding H.  C.  Scoggins,  Dallas 

Pickens  .    .     .  C.  H.  Cox/ Jasper 

Pierce R.  D   Thomas,  Blackshear 

Pike  .  .  .  G  B  Ridley,  Zebulon 
Polk  Geo  E  Benedict,  Cedartown 

Pulaskl.  ..  F.  B  Asbell,  Hawkinsville 
Putnam  ..  W.  C.  Wright,  Katonton 
Quitman  ..H  M  Kaigler,  Georgetown 
gabun  .  ..  L  M.  Chastain.  Burton 
Randolph  .Walter  McMichael,  Cuthbert 
Richmond  .  Lawton  B  Evans,  Augusta 
Rockdale..  .T.  D.  O'KeUy,  Conyers 
Schley  .  ..EL  Bridges,  Ellaville 
Screven  . .  H  J.  Arnett,  SyXvania 

Spalding          .     j.  o.  A.  Miller,  Pomona 

Stephens J.  I,  Allman.  Toccoa 

Stewart W.  T.  Halliday,  Lumpkin 

Sumter ..W.  S  Moore,  Americus 

Talbot H.  P.  Hewitt,  Talbotton 

TaUaferro S   J    Flynt  Sharon 

Tattnall I   S.  Smith,  Reldsville 

Taylor A    S.  Wallace,  Butler 

Telf^ir T    P.  Windsor,  McRae 

Terrell  .  ..J  W.  F  Lowrev,  Dawson 
Thomas  fc.  ..J  S.  Searcy,  Thomasville 

Tif t          R.  F  Kersey,  Tifton 

Toombs G.  C   Brantley,  Lyons 


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COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OP  SCHOOLS — Continued 


Towns  .  R   A.  Kimsey,  Hiawassee 

Troup.    ...  J    B    Strong:,  LaGrange 

Turner  Judson  Johnson,  Rebecca 

Twiggs.  B  S.  Fitzpatnck,  Fitzpatrick 
Union  ..  .T  L  Patterson,  Blairsville 
Upson  .  J  A  Thurston,  Thomaston 
Walker.  .  .  R  D  Love,  LaFayette 
Walton  . . .  R  L  Paine,  Social  Circle 

Ware     J    R    Bourn,  Wavcross 

Warren R.  W.  Ware,  Camak 


Washington. J.  C  Harman,  Sandersville 

Wayne B    D    Purcell,  Jesup 

Webster J.  F    Souter,  Pre&ton 

Wheelei  J   R   Auld,  Alamo 

White  .  T  V  Cantiell,  Jr.  Cleveland 
Whitneld  .  .  .  .  J  C  Sapp,  Dalton 
Wilcox  ...  JE  S  Hamilton,  Abbeville 
Wilkes  C  H.  Calhoun,  Washington 
Wilkinson  .  .  J  H  Hoover,  Irwinton 
Worth  . .  Walter  R.  Sumner,  Sylvester 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND   COLLEGES 


Abbeville,  Wilcox  Co  ,  pop    1,201. 

Pies  Bd  Educ — W  R  Googe 
Sec  Bd  Educ — C  C  Fulffhum 
Pnncipal  High  School — J  L  Newbein 

Acworth,  Cobb  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— G    W    McMillan 
Sec    Bd    Eduo  — Wilbui  Colvin 
City  Supt    &  Pi  in    H    S — Wilbui   Colvin 
Supv — Mrs    Jennie  Malone 

Adairsville,  Bartow  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — R   E    Rickenbaker 

A  del,  Berrien  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Superintendent — G    E    Ushei 

Adrain,  Emanuel  Co.,  pop.  900. 

City  Supeiintondent — T    J    Gai  drier 

Albany,  Dougherty  Co.,  pop.  8,190. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    A    Parver 
Soc    Bd    Educ  — S    R    do  Jarnette 
City  Superintendent — R    E    Brooks 
Prln   H.  S— R    E    Smithers 
Domestic  Science — Daisy  Patton 
Commercial — J     C     Freeman 

Americns,  Snmter  Co ,  pop.  8,063. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Lansing  Burrows 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    E    Mathis 
City  Superintendent— J    E    Mathis 
Principal  High  School — C    C    Youmans 
Com'!  &  Stenog'y — Connor  T    Jones 

Third  District  Agricultural  School;  agri, 
and  indust  ;  state,  co-ed  ,  eat  1906,  J 
M.  Collum,  Prln. 

Arab!,  Crisp  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Houston  High  School,  prep;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  est  1894;  Rev  L.  S  Barrett,  A  B, 
Prln 

Arlington,  Calhoun  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Pies   Bd    Educ  — J    S    Oowart 
Sec    Bd.   Educ— G  W    Harrison 
City  Superintendent — W   T   Bell. 
Principal  High  School — S.  B    Nicholson 

Ashburn,  Turner  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — J    S    Shingle. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    F    Jenkins 
City  Superintendent— C.  H    Bishop 
Principal  High  School — J.  F    Lambert. 
Domestic  Science — Mrs  Bessie  S'  "Wood, 


Athens,  Clarke  Co.,  pop    14,913. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Rev    John  D    Mell 

Sec     Bd     Educ — C     D     Flanigen 

City  Superintendent — George  G.  Bond 

Prln    H    S— E    B    Mell 

Supv    Music — Maiy   Ross 

Domestic  Science — Miss  I*    W    "Witchei. 

Commeicial — Misa  E    Bohannon 

Athens  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
J  D.  Severns,  Principal. 

Jeruel  Academy  (colored);  prep,  co-ed.; 
Bapt  ,  J  H  Brown  Pnn 

Knox  Institute  and  Industrial  School  (color- 
ed), prep,  and  indust;  co-ed;  Cong.; 
L  S  Clarke,  A  M,  Prin. 

Lucy  Cobb  Institute;  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1858,  Miss  Susan  Gerdine,  Prin. 

State  Normal  School,  teachers'  training 
courses;  state,  co-ed  ;  est  1894,  Jere  M 
Pound,  A.  M  ,  President. 

University  of  Georgia,  comprises  College 
of  Arts,  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic 
Arts,  of  Law,  of  Pharmacy,  of  Education, 
of  Commerce,  state,  men;  est  1801,  David 
Crenshaw  Barrow,  LL  D  ,  Chancellor 

Univeisity  of  Georgia,  College  of  Agricul- 
ture and  Mechanic  Arts,  agriculture,  civil 
and  electrical  engineering,  mechanic  arts. 
Andrew  McNairn  Soule,  Sc  D ,  President. 

Univeisity  of  Georgia,  School  of  Education; 
professional  teachers'  courses;  men;  est 
1908,  Thomas  J  Woofter,  LL  I> ,  Dean. 

University  of  Georgia,  School  of  Commerce, 
men,  est  1912,  R  E.  Curtis,  Ph  D.,  Di- 
rector 

University  of  Georgia,  Law  Department 
men,  est.  1859,  Sylvanus  Morris,  B  L., 
Dean 

University  of  Georgia,  School  of  Pharmacy, 
Roborl  C.  Wilson,  Dean 

Atlanta,  Fulton  Co.,  pop.  154,839. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Hobei  t  J    Guinn. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — L    M    Landrum 
City  Superintendent — L    M    Landrum. 
Assistant  gVupei  intondent — J    C    Wardlaw. 
Supervisor  Music— Miss  Kate  Lee  Harralson 
Domestic   Science — Zillah  Johnson 
Physical   Culture— Dr    Theo    Toepel. 
Drawing— Charlotte  G    Smith 
Penmanship    &    Stenog — "W     C     I*owe 


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Atlanta — continued 
Commercial — Mrs.  A    T    Wise 
Pnmaij — Lauia  M    Smith 

PUBLIC    HIGH   SCHOOLS 
Boys'  High  School,  Courtland  &  Gilmer  Sts 

W    F    Dykes,  Principal 
English-Commeieial    High    School,    Ciew   & 

Claik  Rts  ,  Mis    A    T    Wise,  Pimcipal 
Girls'   High   School,   Mitchell   &   Washington 

Sts  ,    Miss   Jessie   Muse,   Pimcipal 
Technological  High  School,   353  Marietta  St 

C     S     Culver,    Principal 

Atlanta  College  of  Pharmacy ,  phar  ,  co-ed. , 
est.  1891,  George  F.  Payne,  Ph  G,  M 
D  ,  Dean,  253  Courtland  Street 

Atlanta  Commercial  College,  bus.  and  sten  . 
Noah.  Adair,  Pres 

Atlanta  Conseivatoiy  of  Music,  Cable  Piano 
Building 

Atlanta  Dental  College,  dent  ,  co-ed  ,  est 
1893,  Claude  N  Hughes,  D  D  S,  Dean, 
Edgewood  and  Ivy 

Atlanta  Institute  oi  Music  and  Oiatoiy,  20 
&  Baker  St 

Atlanta  Kinder gai ten,  Normal  and  Elemen- 
tal y  School,  normal,  Kmdeigaitcn,  Wil- 
lette  A  Allen,  Pimcipal 

Atlanta  Law  School,  Hamilton  Douglas, 
Dean 

Atlanta  Select  School  for  Boys,  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1902,  J  A  Richaidson, 
A.  M.,  Principal. 

Atlanta  Medical  College,  med  ,  reg  ,  est 
1854,  W  S  Blkin,  M  D,  Dean 

Atlanta  Theological  Seminary,  theol.,  men, 
Cong  ,  co-ed  ;  est  1901,  Rev  £2  Lyman 
Hood,  Ph  D,  President,  300  Stewart  Ave 

Atlanta  University  (colored),  high  school, 
nor.  and  coll  courses;  co-ed.,  non- 
sect  ,  eat.  1869 ,  Edward  T.  Ware,  A  B  , 
Pres 

Bagwell  Business  College;  bus  and  sten., 
est  1900,  J  O.  Bagwell,  Pun,  34  Luckie 
St 

Clark  University  (colored) ,  coll ,  nor ,  agri , 
manual  tr  and  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1870 , 
M  E  ,  Harry  A  King,  D  D ,  President 

C  rich  ton -Shumaker  Business  College,  bus 
and  sten  ,  E  C  Crichton,  Prin ,  Klser 
Bldg 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College,  bus 
and  sten.;  est  1889,  Arthur  C.  Winter, 
A.  B ,  A  M ,  Manager,  40  W  Mitchell  St 

Emory  Univeisity,  coll  ,  co-ed  ,  M    E 

Exposition  Cotton  Mill  School,  private  com- 
pany school  for  mill  operators 

Gammon  Theological  Seminary,  theol  ;  men, 
M  E  ,  est  1813,  S.  E.  Idleman,  M.  A, 
D  D ,  President,  So  Atlanta 

Georgia  College  of  Eclectic  Medicine  and 
Surgery,  med  ,  eclectic,  co-ed.;  est.  1886, 
Elzie  B  Thomas,  M  D,  Fro-ctor 

Georgia  Military  Academy;  boys'  boarding; 
military;  non-sect  ,  est  1900.  Col  J  C 
Woodward,  A.  M ,  President, 


Atlanta — continued 

Georgia  School  of  Technology,  courses  in 
Mechanical,  Electrical,  Civil,  Textile,  and 
Chemical  Engineering,  Chemistry,  and 
Architectuie,  men,  state,  est  1888,  Ken- 
neth Goi  don  Mathoson,  LL  D  ,  President 

Hanna's  School,  Miss,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Miss 
E.  H.  Hanna.  Prln 

Hunter's  School  for  Boys,  boys,  prep  ,  non- 
sect.,  B  T  Hunter,  Prin 

Loretto  Convent,  girls,  prep  ;  R.  C  »  Sister 
Mary  Regis,  Superior 

Marlst  College,  coll  ,  men,  H  C  ;  est.  1902; 
Rev  George  S  Rapier,  Fres. 

Moiehouso  College  (colored) ,  college,  di- 
vinity school  and  academy,  men,  Bapt  , 
est  1867,  Rev  John  Hope,  A  M,  Presi- 
dent, Chestnut  &  West  Fair  St 

Morris  Brown  University  (colored) ;  coll , 
prep ,  theology,  nor ,  music,  indust ,  do- 
mestic science,  com'l,  co-ed  ,  A.  M  E  , 
est  1885 ,  Rev  W  A  Fountain,  Ph  D , 
President 

Ofllethorpe  University,  coll  ,  co-ed  ,  Presb  , 
Rev  Thorn  well  Jacobs,  D  D  ,  President 

Peacock  School  for  Boys,  boys'  prop  ,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1806,  D  C  Peacock,  A  B, 
Piincipal,  41  W  llth  St 

Southeastern  Dental  College,  J.  M  Swico- 
good,  D  D  S,  Dean 

Southern  College  of  Medicine  nnd  Puiflrery, 
leg  ,  men,  W  Bcinaid  Lingo,  M  D, 
Dean,  52  McDan 

Southern  College  of  Pharmacy,  phar  ,  co- 
ed ,  est  1903,  R  C  Hood,  Ph  G,  Dean, 
93  Luckie  St 

Southern  Dental  College,  dent.;  men;  eat 
1887,  S  W  Foster,  D  D  W,  Dean,  100 
Butler 

Southern  Shorthand  and  Business  Univer- 
sity, bus  and  sten  ,  A  C  Briscoo,  Presi- 
dent, 10%  W  Mitchell  St. 

Southern  Univeisity  of  Music,  Kurt  Mueller, 
Dnec*or,  353  Peaohtu'o 

Spelman  Seminary  (colored);  girls'  normal 
and  Industrial;  Bapt.;  est  1881;  Miss  Lucy 
H  Tapley,  Pres 

Turner  Theological  Seminary,  Morris  Brown 
University  (colored);  est  1885;  A.  M.  B.; 
Rov  P  W  Greatheai  t,  D,  t> ,  Dean 

Washington  Seminary,  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1878,  Llewellyn  D  Scott,  Prin- 
cipal, 1374  Peach  tree  Road 

Woodberry  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding; 
P  E  ,  est  1908,  Miss  Rosa  Woodberry, 
Principal,  428  Poachtree  St. 


Auburn,  Gwlnnett  Co.,  pop.  375. 

Supt.  of  Schools — W.  C   Canton. 

Periy-Rainey  Instituto,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est    1804,  J    T,  Roberta,  President. 


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Augusta,  Richmond  Co.,  pop    41,040. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — James  L    Fleming 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Lawton  33    Evans 

City  Superintendent — Lawton  B   Evans 

Assistant    Supt — T     H     G-arrett 

Prin    Tubraan  H    S    (Girls) — T    H    Garrett. 

Prin    Richmond  Academy    (Boys) — Geo.   P 

Butler 

Supervisor   Music — Miss   N    E    Harris 
Manual   Training — O    C    Skinner 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Clyda  Schuman 
Drawing — Miss  Caroline  T*  Baker. 
Kindei  gai  ten — Eunice  Gates 

Academy  of  Richmond  County,  public  high 
school,  boys'  boarding,  non-sect.;  est. 
1783,  Major  George  P  Butler,  com- 
mandant, 540  Tel  fair  Street 

Augusta  Business   College,   bus    and   sten  , 

co-ed  ;    non-sect.,    B     H     Clark,    Prin  , 

Harris  Bldg. 
Haines    Normal    and    Industrial    Institute, 

normal,   private,   co-ed. 
Georgia    Business    College,    bus,    sten     and 

tel  ,  est    1913,  Victor  E.  Fourcher,   Presi- 
dent, Harison  Bldg 
Georgia     Medical     College,     University     of 

Georgia,     med  ,     reg  ,     men,     est      1829; 

William  H   Doughty,  M   D ,  Dean 
Osborne's  Business  College,  bus    and  sten., 

S.  L    Osborne,  Pres 
Payne  College  (colored) ,  theol ,  agri  ,  indust. 

and  prep  ,   co-cd  ,   boarding,   M     E  ,   est 

1884,   Rev    J    D    Hammond,  D    D,  Pies 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,   girls'  boarding,  B 

C  ,   Sister  M    Gertrude,   Prin 
Sacred  Heart   College,  prep  ;  boys,    R,   C., 

est.   1900,   Rev.   W    A.   Wilkenson,   8    J, 

Free 
St    Mary's  Academy,  girls'  day,  R    C  ,  est 

1853,    Sister   Mary  Rose,   Superioress,    708 

Telfair 

St     Patrick's    Commercial    Institute;    bus 

and  sten  ,  est.  1872,  Brother  Theodoras, 

Pres 
Slack  Business  College,  bus   and  sten  ,  est, 

1914,  D    E    Stack,  Pi  op 
Southern   School   of  Music;   music,    co-ed  , 

S    T    Battle,  Director. 
Sturman's  Preparatory  School,  prep  ;  boys, 

non-sect  ;  W.  H.  Sturman,  Prin. 
Sumznerville      Academy;      prep.,       co-ed; 

John  W.  Dow,  A    M,   Prin. 

Walker  Baptist  Institute,  prep;  co-ed., 
Bapt  ;  N  W  Curtwrlght,  Prin. 

Aurtell,  Cobb  Co.,  pop.  648. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — W    P    Davis 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — C.  C.  Perkerson 
Principal  High  School — Urbcn  Bowon. 

Balnbrldge,  Decatur  Co.,  pop.  6,000. 
Pres    Bd    Ehluc. — Giles  Toole 
Sec.  Bd,  Educ — A,  B    Conger 
City  Superintendent — John  F    Thomason 
Principal  High  School — J    F.  Thomason 

Barnesvllle,  Pike  Co*,  pop*  3,068. 

City  Superintendent — E.  T.  Holmes 


Bames\  ille — continued 
Gordon   Institute,   prep  ;   co-ed  ;   non-sect  , 

est.  1852,   E    T    Holmes,   Pres. 
Sixth    District    Agricultural     School,     agri 

and  indust,  state;  co-ed.,  est    1906;  W. 

H    Maxwell.  Prin. 

Bartow,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop    650. 

Prin    H    S — F    A    Brinson 

Baxley,  Appling  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Prin    H    S— A    H    Moon. 

Blackshear,  Pierce  Co,  pop.   1,000. 

City  Superintendent — B    L    Joidan 

Presbyterial  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  Presb  ; 
Robert  JEE  Mann,  Prin 

Blairsville,  Union  Co  ,  pop    300. 

Blairsville  Collegiate  Institute,  piep  „  co- 
ed ,  T  E  Elgin,  Piosident 

Blakely,  Early  Co.,  pop.  1,838 

City  Superintendent — Paul  R    Anderson 

Blue  Ridgre,  Fannra  Co,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Supeuntondent — F    E    Morton 

Bluffton,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  460. 

Supt    of  Schools — G    L    Perryman 

Boston,  Thomas  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Prin.   H.   S.— W    E.   Nichols 

Bowdon,   Carroll   Co,   pop.  1,000. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — R  M.  Lovvorn 
Sec  Bd  Educ — W  T  Johnson 
City  Supeiintendent — Glen  Panott 

Bowdon    College,    coll  ;    co-ed.,    non-sect  ; 

est    1857,  Glen  Paiiott,  M    A,  Pres 

Bowersville,  Hart  Co.,  pop.  4135. 

Pics    Bd    Educ — F    M.   Johnson 

Sec    Bd    Educ — T    B    Andrew 

City  Supoiintendent — W    D    Stephenson 

Principal  High  School — W   D    Stephenson 

Bowman,  Elbert  Co.,  pop.   800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J.   A    Ginn 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Peter  V   Rice 
City  Superintendent — Peter  V    Rice 
Supv    Music — -Miss  Ruth  Teasley 
Manual   Tiaining — Miss  Lula  Peck 

Gibson-Mercer  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed.; 
boarding;  Bapt  ,  est  1892,  John  P  Cash, 
A  B,  Principal. 


Bremen,  Haralson  Go ,  pop.  050. 

Pres   Bd   Bduc  — John  P    Boatright. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Richard  Fields 
City  Superintendent— R.  El    Grier. 

Brooklet,  Bulloch  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Prin    H    S— J.   L.    Newbern. 

Broxton,  Coffee  Co.,  pop.  600. 

City  Superintendent — Oscar  Campbell 


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Brunswick,  Glynn  Co.,  pop.  10,182. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — A    V    Wood 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    B    Cook 
Cits'-  Superintendent — N    H    Ballard 
Piincipal   High    School — J    N     Haddock 
Supv     Music — Miss    Mary    Rafcette 
Domestic   Science — Miss  Cordelia  Glanton 
Drawing — Miss  Margaret  Symons 
Pen'ship,   Com'l  &  Stenog'y — A    T    Burke 

Glynn  Academy,  piep  ,  co-ed  ,  Ralph  New- 
ton, Principal 

Selden  Institute ,  theol ,  prep  and  Indust  ; 
boarding,  co-ed  ,  Presb  ,  est  1903,  Henry 
A  Bteach,  A.  M ,  Principal. 

Bnena  Vista,  Marion  Co.,  pop    1,161. 

Prin.    H,    S — W    E.    Drane 

Hoke  Smith  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  W  E 
Drane,  Pnn 

Buford,  Owinnett  Co.,  pop.  1,450. 

Pr«s     Bd     Educ — J    L,     Shadburn 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — M    E     Brazdon 
City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — W    N    Nunn 
Supv    Music — Miss   Bulah  Paschal. 

Butler,  Taylor  Co.,  pop.  705* 

City  Superintendent — W.  T.  Pettis 

Cairo,  Grady  Co,  pop    1,600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    B    Wight 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    B    Roddenbeiy 

City  Superintendent — Ralph  Doiman 

Calhoun,  Gordon  Co ,  pop.  3,600. 

Prm    H    S—C    C    Wills. 

Camilla,   Mitchell   Co,   pop.   1,600 

City  Supenntendent — E    L.  Tappan 

Canon,  Franklin  Co,  pop.  850. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — A    J    Owens 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Dr    B    F    Bond 
City  Supt    &  Pun    H    S- — J    S    Byme 
Supv    Music — Miss   Lottie   Bond 
Physical  Culture — Mrs    J    F    Williams. 

Canton,  Cherokee  Co,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Superintendent — W    C    Carlton 

Carnesville,  Franklin  Co ,  pop    800. 

Pics    Bd    Educ — J    R    Hall 
Sec    Bd   Educ  — L    F   Lenhardt 
City  Superintendent — J   C    Hall. 
Principal  High  School — J   C   Hall 
Supv     Music — Mrs     Hardy, 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    J    S    Byrne 

Tugalo  Institute,  prep  ,  nail.,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1900,  Josiah  C.  Hall,  B.  Fed, 
Principal 

Carrollton,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.   3,279. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    N    Fitts 

Sec    Bd    Educ— L,    K    Smith 

City   Superintendent— H    B    Adams 

Principal  High  School — M.  T    Sommons 

Siapv    Music — Pattie  Threadgille 

Fourth  District  Agricultural  School,  agri 
and  Indust,  state,  co-ed  ,  est.  1906,  J 
H.  Melson,  Prln. 


Cartersville,  Bartow  Co.,  pop.  4,067. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— C    M    Milam 

Sec    Bd    Educ — R    E    Adiu 

City   Superintendent — Henry  L    Sewell. 

Tnncipal  High  Sthool— \V    E    Quccnoi. 

Cave  Spring,  Floyd   Co ,  pop.  1,000 

City  Superintendent — W    H    McDanicl 

Hearn  Academy  for  Boys  and  Girls,  prop  , 
co-ed  ,  Bapt  ,  W  H  McDamel,  Pics 

Georgia  School  for  the  Deaf,  state  institu- 
tion, W  O  Connor,  Prin 

Cedartown,  Polk  Co.,  pop.  3,551. 

Pics    Bd    Educ — E    S    Ault 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    H    VanDcvandcr 
City  Superintendent — J    E    Puiks 
Pnncipal  High  School — W    L.    Do^ns 

Samuel  Benedict  Memoiml  School,  ajril,  in- 
dust  and  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect  '  est 
1S95,  George  E  Benedict,  President 

CkicKamauga,  Walker  Co ,  pop.  350 

City  Superintendent — I    S    Flanigan 

Chlpley,  Harris  Co ,  pop.  1,000. 

Pie&   Bd    Educ  — t1   D    Tuckoi 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    C    Kimbiouffh 
City  Supeiinundtnl — W    M    1'aikoi 
Pnncipal  High  School — Iflleanoi  Piukfcton 

Clarksville,  Habersham  Co.,  pop.  700. 

City  JSupeiiniendent— J    L.    Kennedy 

Ninth  District  Agricultural  School,  agrrl 
and  indust  ,  state,  co-ed  ,  est.  1906;  M 
C.  Gay,  Prin. 

Clavton,  Evans  Co ,  pop.  1,008. 

City  Superintendent — A    T    Wilson 

Cleveland,  White  Co,  pop.  350. 

City  Superintendent — J.  A    Fielder 

Cleveland  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  W  P  Palmer,  Prln 

Cochran,  Ble<-lUey  Co,  pop.  1,650. 

Pica    B<1    Educ  — T   L    Ball&y 
Sec    Bd    Ifidue  — E    Cook,  Jr 
City  Kupenntondent — U    M    Mcmt» 
Puncipal  High  School — O    H    Trammell 

College  Park,  Suburb  of  Atlanta,  pop.  650. 

Cox  College  and  Conservatory;  girls'  board- 
ing, Bapt  ,  est  18-13,  0  JU»wIs  Fowlor, 
President 

Georgia  Military  Academy  (See  Atlanta). 

Columbus,  Muscoffee  Co.,  pop,  90,554. 

Pres    Ba,   Educ — H    R,   Gootchins. 
Sec    Bd.  EJduc  — H    B    Daniel 
City  Superintendent — Roland  B.  Daniel. 
Principal   High   School — T.    C     Kemlrick. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Elizabeth  Deigrman. 
Manual  Training — G«  F    I.»uok 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Frances  Kggera 
Drawing — G    V    Luck 
Commercial — C    A    Maupin. 


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Columbus — continued 

Columbus  Free  Kindergarten  Association, 
kindergarten  training,  women,  est  1894, 
Edwina  Wood,  Director,  1431  4th  Ave. 

Columbus  Semmai y,  girls'  boarding  and 
day,  est  1909,  Rosa  B  Snydei,  Principal 

Massey  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
Richard  W.  Massey,  Pres 

Miss  Moore's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  Miss  Ruth  Moore,  Prin 

St  Elmo's  Institute,  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  James  J  Slade,  Prin 

St  Joseph's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  R.  C  ; 
Sister  M  Stanislaus,  Prin 

Wynnton  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
F.  G.  Webb,  A  M,  Prin 

Coiner,  Madison  Co ,  pop.  1,175. 

City  Superintendent — J    E    Cheatham 

Commerce,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  2,238 

Pres     Bd     Educ — W     B     Hordman. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    B    Bible 
City  Superintendent — H    B    Caneker 
Principal  High  School — J    T    Miller 
Supv    Music — Kate   Foster 
Physical  Culture — Harriet  Mason 

Concord,  Pike  Co ,  pop.  550. 

City  Supcuntendcnt — T    A    Closer 

Middle  Georgia  Institute;  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
non-sect  ;  H  B  Carreker,  A  B ,  Prin. 

Conyers,  Rockdale  Co.,  yop.  1,800. 

City  Superintendent — I*  O   Freeman. 

Cooksville,  Heard  Co.,  pop,  75. 

Cooksville  High  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  G  W.  St  John,  Prin. 

Cordele,  Crisp  Co.,   pop.  5,883. 

City    Supeilntendent — A     L    Bicwer 

Cordele  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.; 
est  1902,  Ernest  Seamans,  Pres 

Cornelia,  Habersham  Co.,  pop.  850. 

City  Supexmtendent — J   E   Ellis 

Cornelia  Normal  Institute;  normal;  private, 
co-ed  ;  J  W  Marion,  A.  M ,  Pres 

Covlngton,  Newton  Co.,  pop.  2,697. 

Pros   Bd    Educ — T   G   Calloway 

Sec    Bd    Educ—  R    II    Fowlci 

City    Superintendent— H     B     Rlobeitson 

Pxincipal  High  School— W    E    Hlne 

Crawfordville,  Taliaferro  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Supt    ot  Schools — D   L    Gibson 

Stephens  Institute;  prep  ,  co-ed. ,  H.  H. 
Ezzard 

Camming,  Forsyth  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent— T.  P.  Trlbble, 

High  tower  Baptist  Institute,  prep,  co-ed., 
Bapt  ,  E  D  Green,  Prin. 


Cuthbert,  Randolph  Co ,  pop.  2,850. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — F    D    Patterson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    J    Howell. 

Cit^    Superintendent — J     H     Woods 
Principal  High  School — J    H    Watson 

Andrew  Female  College,  girls'  boarding, 
M  E  So  ,  J  W.  Malone,  A  M ,  Prin. 

Bethel  Male  College,  boys'  boarding,  Bapt  , 
A.  E  Kuse,  Pun 

Payne  College  (colored) ,  nor  and  prep  ; 
boarding,  co-ed  ,  A  M  B  ,  est  1888, 
A  B  Cooper,  President 

Dahlonega,  Lumpkin  Co ,  pop.  1,255. 

City  Superintendent — A    G    Ferguson 

North  Georgia.  Agricultural  College,  courses 
in  arts  and  science,  agnc  ,  pedagogy,  mining 
engineering,  state,  co-ed  ,  est  1871,  Gus- 
tavus  R  Glenn,  L.L  D ,  President 

North  Georgia  Agricultural  College,  School 
of  Mines,  raining  engineering  and  metal- 
lurgy, Byron  J  Snyder,  Director 

Dallas,    Paulding    Co ,    pop.    1,500. 

City  Superintendent — lima  Foster 

Dalton,  Whitfteld  Co,   pop.  5,324. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — Frank  Manly 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Dennis  Barrett 
City   Superintendent — C     D     Meadows 
Principal  High  School— J    H.  Watson 

Darien,  Mclntosh  Co  ,  pop.  1,739. 

City  Supenntendent — H    D    Cummings 

Dawson,  Torrell  Co  ,  pop    3,827. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — M    C    Edwards. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    G    Parks 
City   Superintendent — J     C    Dukes 
Supv    Music — Miss  Chop  Seville 
Expression — Miss  Jennie  B    Jackson 

Decatur,  Dekalb  Co.,  pop.  2,466. 

City  Supei  Intendent — B    E    Treadwell. 

Agnes    Scott    College    for    Women;    coll,; 

women,  Presb  ;  Rev.  F.  H.  Gaines,  D.  D., 

President. 
Donald    Fraser   Academy;   boys'    boarding; 

Presb  ;    G.    S    Candler,   Prin 

Demorest,  Habersham  Co.,  pop.  650. 

City  Superintendent — J    C   Rogers 

Piedmont  College,  collegiate  and  prep 
depts  ,  co-ed  ,  Cong  ,  est  1897 ,  Dr  Frank 
E  Jenkins,  President 

Piedmont  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Cong.; 
J,  C  Rogers,  Prin. 

Douglas,  Coffee  Co.,  pop.  8,550. 

City  Superintendent — W.  A.  Little. 

Eleventh  District  Agricultural  School,  agrl. 

ana  indust  ,  state,  co-ed  ,  est    1906,  J.  W. 

Powell,  Principal 
Georgia*  Normal  and  Business  College;   est 

1898,   non-sect  ,  boarding,   co-ed  ,  W    A 

Little,   A     B,   Principal 


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Douglas — continued 

Southern  Normal  Institute,  nor  ,  state,  co- 
ed ;  J  Walter  Hendricks.  Pres 

Dougrlasville,  Douglas  Co.,  pop  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    C    Nyssham. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    T    Duncan 
City  Superintendent — W    H    Butler 
Supv     Music — Mrs     H     V    Johnston 

Douglasville  College;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ;  est  1889,  Arthur  W  Jackson,  B.  S. 
Pres 

Draketovm,  Haralson  Co.,  pop.   300. 

Draketown  Baptist  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
Bapt  ,  J  B  Dean  A  B ,  Principal 

Dublin,  ILaurens  Co.,  pop   5,795. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    Q    Stubbs 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    T    Garrett 
City    Superintendent — P     J     King 
Prln    H    S.— N.   G.  Bartlett 

Eastman,  Dodge  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Walter   M     Clements 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  M    Bohannon 
City  Superintendent — N    W    Hurst 
Supv    Music — Miss  Margunte  Hutchinson 

Eatonton,  Putman  Co.,  pop.  1,823. 

City  Superintendent — J  B   Duke 

Rockville  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  F  G. 
Branch,  Prin 

Elberton,  Elbert  Co  ,  pop.  6,483. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — W    O     Jones 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Charles  E    Dryden 
City  Superintendent — C    E    Dryden 
Principal  High  School — Theodore  Remble,  Jr 
Supv    Mus    &   Dom    Sci — Miss  Laura  Stil- 
well 

ElUjay,  Gilmer  Co.,  pop.  800. 

City  Superintendent — W    F    Hagan 

Ell  1  jay  Institute;  prep  ,  boarding  and  day, 
co-ed  ,  non-sect.,  S.  L  Mackie,  Prin. 

Epworth,  Fannln  Co.,  pop.  120. 

Ep worth  Seminary;  prep.,  agrl  and  mus  ; 
boarding,  est  1897,  Rev  L.  A.  Willsey, 
A  M,  S  T.  B.,  President 

Everett  Springs,  Floyd  Co.,  pop.  110. 

Everett  Springs  Seminary;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
non-sect  ;  est.  1886,  Eev.  G  M.  Davis, 
A.  B,  Prin. 

Fairburn,  Campbell  Co.,  pop*  950. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — J     H    McClure 
Sec   Bd    Educ — Charles  D   Toney 
City  Superintendent — J    M    Cannon. 

Fairburn  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect  ; 
W.  C.  Looney,  Prin. 

Falrmount,  Gordon  Co.,  pop.  650. 

Fairmount  College;  prep.;  co-ed  ;  M.  B  So.; 
W.  H  Harrison,  Prin. 


Fayetteville,  Fayette  Co ,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — J    W     Blacks  ell 

Fitzgerald,  Ben  Hill  Co.,  pop.  5,795. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J   E    Turner 

Sec     Bd    Educ — J    C     Glovei 

City    Superintendent — J     E     Rlcketson 

Principal  High  School — Aubicy  RIatthows 

Pen' ship,  Com'l  &  Stenog'y— J   W  Moiris 

Forsyth,  Monroe  Co.,  pop.  2,208. 

City  Superintendent — W    V    Lance 

R  Banks  Stephens  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed  , 
non-sect  ,  J  W.  Moseley,  Prin 

Bessie  Tift  College,  girls'  boaiding,  music, 
oratory  art,  Bapt  ,  est  1849,  CHS 
Jackson,  LL  D,  President 

Fort  Gaines,  Clay  Co ,  pop.  1,500. 

City   Superintendent — J    W    Rish 

Fort  Lamar,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  56. 

Ft  Lamar  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
Meth  ,  M  A  Cooley.  A  B ,  Prin 

Fort  Valley,  Houston  Co ,  pop.  2,697. 

City  Superintendent — Ralph  Newton. 

Grady  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect.;  I* 
O  Freeman,  Prin. 

Franklin,  Heard  Co.,  pop.  750. 

City  Supenntendent — A    B   Park 
Franklin  Collegiate  Institute,  prep,,  co-ed  ; 
Dozier  Hawkes,  Prin. 

Gainesville,  Hall  Co ,  pop.  5,925. 

Pros    Bd    Educ — J    B    Gaston 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    R    Winburn 

City  Superintendent — James  A.  Mershon, 

Pimcipa.1  High  School — S    11   Konyon 

Brenau  College,  girls'  boarding;  non-sect  ; 
est  1878;  Haywood  J.  Pearce,  Ph.  D, 
Pres. 

Riverside  Military  Academy,  boys'  board- 
ing, military,  non-sect  ,  est  1908,  F.  L, 
McCoy,  Ph  D,  Principal. 

Granite  Hill,  Hancock  Co. 

Tenth  District  Agricultural  School;  agrl. 
and  indust  ;  state;  co-ed.;  est.  1006; 
J  T  McGec,  Principal 

Greensboro,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  2,120. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — F   E   Boswcll 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H.  B.   Robertson. 
City  Superintendent — H.  B  Robertson. 
Principal  High  School — A    B.  Waggoner. 
Supv    Music — Mrs    W.  M.  Kimbro 

Greenville,  Meriwethex  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — C    O,  Stubbs. 

Griffin,  Spalding  Co.,  pop.  7,478, 

City  Superintendent — James  A.  Jones. 

Prin.  H   S.— Allan  Bakes. 

Supv   Drawing — Kathleeno  Laramore, 

Guyton,  Effingham  Co.,  pop*  700. 

City  Superintendent — V    D    Wood 

South  Atlantic  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed.;  J* 
S.  Klrton,  Prin. 


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Hahlra,  Lowndes  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Chm  Bd  Educ — W  W  Webb 
Sec  Bd  Educ — L  M  Stanfill 
Principal  High  School — J  W  O'Dell 

Harlem,  Columbia  Co ,  pop.   850. 
Prin    H    S-— R    D    Eadie. 

Hartwell,  Hart  Co.,  pop    2,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    I    Hailey 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    H    Burns 
City  Superintendent — C    G    Power. 

Hartwell  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect., 
W    C.  Ariail.  Prin. 

Hawklnsville,  Pulaskl  Co ,  pop.  3,420. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    E    Wynn 
Sec    Bd     Educ — H    D     Knowles 
City    Superintendent — J     P    Lambert 
Principal  High  School — M    C   Austin 
Supv    Music — Miss  Nettie  Cone 

Hazlehurst,  Jeff  Davis  Co.,  pop.  1,050 

City  Superintendent — C    G    Paine 

Hephzibah,  Richmond  Co.,  pop.  541. 

Prin.  H    S— H    W    Sewell 

Hiawassee,  Towns  Co.,  pop.  230. 

City  Superintendent — E.  B    Owenby. 

Hogansvllle,  Troup  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — A.  W   Strozier 


Jackson,  Butts  Co.,  pop.  1,725. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H    Ham 
Sec    Bd    Educ— W    P.   Martin 
City  Superintendent — W    P.  Martin 
Principal  High   School — George  Williams. 
Supv     Music — Miss    Ezra    Morrison. 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    W    P.  Martin. 
Drawing — Miss  Chestnut. 

Jefferson,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  1,207. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — J    P    Kelley. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Homer  Hancock 
City  Supeiintendent — W    T    Foster 
Principal  High  School — Bonnie  Brock 
Supv.  Music — Mrs    U    G    Hardamn 

Martin   Institute,   prep  ;    co-ed  ,    non-sect.; 
G.  E   Usher,  Prin. 

Jesup,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — L    S    Price 
Sec    Bd    Educ.— E    L    Littlefield 
City  Superintendent— H    W    Keith 
Principal  High  School — J   E   Bates 
Supv.    Music — H    B.   MandeviHe 

JohnstoxivUle,  Monroe  Co.,  pop.  48. 

Fleming  High   School;   prep.;   co-ed  ;  Wil- 
liam D,  Thurmond,  Frln. 

Kirkwood,  Dekalb  Co.,  pop.  1,220. 

Supt    of  Schools— Miss  Myra  Robinson. 

La  Fayette,  Walker  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Superintendent— Z    W.  Jones 


Lagrange,  Troup  Co.,  pop.  5,587. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    E    Dunson 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — T    J    Harwell 

City   Superintendent — Clifford   L     Smith. 

Principal  High  School — T.  G    Polhill 

La  Grange  College,  girls'  boarding,  M  E 
So  ,  est  1833,  Daisy  Davies,  Pies. 

Southern  Female  College,  girls'  boarding, 
nor,  music  and  com'l,  Bapt  ;  est.  1842, 
James  E  Ricketson,  President. 

Lavonia,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

City  Superintendent — G   H    Coleman. 

Lavonia  Institute;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect ; 
W  P  Lunsfordt  A  B ,  Prin. 


Lawrenceville,   Gwhmett  Co.,   pop.   1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — L    M    Brand 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    H    Britt 
City   Superintendent — Van  Fletcher 
Principal  High  School — Van  Fletcher 

Llthonia,  Dekalb  Co ,  pop.  1,428. 

Prin    H    S— W.  M    Rainey. 

Locust  Grove,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  650. 

City  Superintendent — E    L    Gates 

Locust  Grove  Institute;  prep  ,  co-ed.; 
boarding,  Bapt.,  est  1894,  Claude  Gray, 
A  B,  President 

Louisville,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop    1,500. 

Pros    Bd    Educ  — R   N   Hurdeiman 

Sec   Bd   Educ — J    W.  Clark. 

City  Superintendent — B    H    Johnson 

Principal  High  School — Mrs    J    E    Wright. 

Lmnpkin,  Stewart  Co.,  pop.  1,110. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    T    James 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    L   Brauner. 
Citv  Superintendent — J    L    Underwood 
Principal  High  School — Ida  Surles 

Lyons,   Toombs   Co ,   pop.   927. 

City  Superintendent— S.  H    Titshaw 

McDonough,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — T    J    Brown 

Sec    Bd    Educ — R.  O    Jackson 

City  Supt   and  Prin    H   S  — E   D.  Gunby. 

Supv     Music — E.    G     White 

Mclntosh,  Liberty  Co.,  pop.  200. 

Dorchester  Academy  (colored) ;  nor ;  In- 
dust.,  co-ed,  non-sect.,  est  "1872;  Fred* 
eric  W.  Foster,  Prin. 

HcBae,  Telfair  Jo.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — F    G    Branch 

South  Georgia  College;  prep  and  com'l; 
co-ed  ,  boarding  dept. ,  est,  1892;  F.  G 
Branch,  President. 


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Macon,  Bibb  Co ,  pop.  40,665. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A     L    Miller 
Sec    Bd    Bduc  — W    T    Morgan 
City  Superintendent — C    H    Bruce. 
Principal  High  School — R    W   Edenfleld 
SupV    Music — Jeanie  Craig 
Manual  Training — Lutie  Westcott 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    C    J    Rolston 
Physical  Cultuie — J    T    Zellars 
Commercial — Louise   Singleton 

Arbaugh  School  for  Deaf  Children,  private, 
Lama  L  Aibaugh,  Superintendent 

Ballard  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Cong*  ,  cat 
1868 ,  George  C.  Bur  rage,  Ph  B  ,  Prin 

Central  City  College,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  Bapt  , 
Wm.  E  Holmes,  A.  M  ,  D  D ,  Prin 

Georgia- Alabama  Business  College,  bus   and 

sten  ,  est    1890,  Eugene  Anderson,   Presi- 
dent,   453   Cherry  St 

Georgia  School  for  the  Blind,  state  institu- 
tion; G.  F    Oliphant,  Prin 
Georgia  School  for  the  Deaf,  state,  Wesley 

O    Connor,  Superintendent 
Gresham  Academy,  prep  ,  girls,  K    T.  Al- 

friend,   Prin 
Hall  School,   boys'  boarding,   non-sect  ;   est 

1907;    B     Dixon    Hall,    Principal 
Lanler   Academy;    prep  ;    boys,    K.    T     Al- 

friend,   Prin. 
Macon  Commercial  College,  bus    and  sten  ; 

est    1881,  W,  McKay,  Prin. 
Mercer  University;   coll  ;   men,  Bapt  ;   est. 

1837,  W    L    Pickard,  LL    D,  President 
Mercer  University,    Law  Department;    law, 

men,   Bapt  ,   est.   1875,   Emory   Speer,   A. 

M,  LL    D,  Dean 
Mercer  University   School  of   Pharmacy,   C 

A    Struby,  Dean 
Mt    De  Sales  Academy;  girls'  boarding,  R. 

C  ;  Sister  M.  LIquon,  Prin. 
Stanley's  Business  College:  bus.  and  sten  , 

est    1892;  Mrs    G.  W.   H.    Stanley,   B.    S, 

Pres  ,  616  Mulberry  St. 
Wesleyan   College,    girls'   boarding,    M     E 

So  ,  est    1836,  Rev    C    R    Jenkins,  D    D, 

Pres 

Madison,  Morgan  Co*  pop.  2,200. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — H   W   Baldwin,  Sr 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J.   H    Furks 
City  Superintendent — J   H.  Purks. 
Principal  High  School — W.   L    Downs 
Supv     Music — Miss   Maude    Gawdey. 

Eighth  District  Agricultural  School;  agrl 
and  in  dust  ,  state;  co-ed  ;  est  1906;  W 
G.  Acree,  Prin. 

Mansfield,  Newton  Co.,  pop.  £00. 


Marietta,  Gobb  Co.,  pop.  5,949. 

Pres    Bd    Educ -— D    W    Blair. 

Sec    Pd    Educ  — W    T    Dumas 

City  Superintendent — William  T.   Dumas 

Principal   High  School— B.  I    S'egall. 


Marshallville,  Macon  Co.,  pop.  1,082. 

City  Supoimtendent — M    O      McCoid 

IVIaysville,  Banks  Co.,  pop.  850. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    W    McCurdy. 
Sec     Bd     Educ — G    P    Boone 
City  Superintendent — H    T    Sargent 
Supv    Music — Ernst  Brockman. 

Menlo,  Chatooga  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Prin    H    S — W.  H    Hansom 

Metter,  Candler  Co  ,  pop    600. 

Prin    H    S — B    L.  Jordan. 

MiUedgeville,  Baldwin  Co.,  pop.  4,385. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — John  T    Allen 
Sec    Bd     Educ — R    B    Mooto 
City  Superintendent — O   R   Horton. 
Puncipal  High  School — A    K    Maddox 

Georgia  Normal  and  Industrial  College; 
normal,  indust  .  state,  women,  est.  1889; 
Marvin  M  Parks,  Pres. 

Georgia  Military  College  of  University  of 
Georgia,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  military,  non-sect  , 
est  1879,  O  R  Horton,  Superintendent 

MIHen,  Jenkins  Co.*  pop.  2,030. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  — R    G    Daniel 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    P    Applowhete 
City  Superintendent — F    D    Seckinger. 
Pnncipal  High  School — F    D    Seckinger 

Milltown,  Berrien  Co  ,  pop.  675. 

City  Supeiintendent — S    J    Baker 

Oak  Lawn  Baptist  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ; 
Bapt  .  J.  A  Lott,  Jr.,  Prin 

Monroe,  Walton  Co.,  pop.  3,029. 

Pros    Bd    Educ  — E    S    Tichenor 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    R    RartCord 
City  Supeiintendent — W    E    Dendy 
Principal  High  School— R    C    Mtzoll 
Supv    Music — Miss  Jennie  Douglas 

Fifth  District  Agricultural  School;  agrl 
and  indust.,  state,  co-ed*;  est  1906,  J. 
Henry  Walker,  Prin. 

Montezuma,  Macon  Co.,  pop*  1,630. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — J  E  Ilnyos 
Sec  Bd  Educ — S  S  Cheves. 
City  Supeiintendent — A  M  Ktcphvn* 

Monticello,  Jasper  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — G    W    Cornwell 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    A    Lanf 
Pity  Superintendent — H   B    Blbl* 
Puncipal  High  School — A    Cornwell 

Monticello  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed;  non- 
sect;  Rembert  G  Smith,  Prin. 

Morganton,  Fannin  Co.,  pop.  115. 

City  Superintendent — A    1'    Guthric 

North  Georgia  Baptist  College,  coll.;  co-ed  ; 
Bapt  ;  eat.  1899;  Rev  John  A.  Pool,  A, 
B ,  Th.  B  ,  Pres. 


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Moultrie,  Colquitt  Co.,  pop.  3,349. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Col    Z    H    Clark 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    J    Vereen 
City   Superintendent — L    H    Browning 
Principal  High   School — George  S    Roach 
SupV     Music — Mai t ha  Blown 
Domestic  Science — Mary   Crowdcr 
Commercial — 1    H     McLendon 

Mount  Berry,  Floyd  County. 

Berry  School ,  prep ,  agri    and  mech  ,  boys' 

boarding,      non-sect  ,      est       1902,      Miss 

Martha    Berry,    Director 
Martha  Berry  School ,  prep  ,  nor    and  dom 

sci  ,   girls'   boarding,  non-sect  ,   est    1U02 

Miss   Martha  Beriy,   Director 

Mount  Yernon,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  800 

Brew  ton -Parker  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ; 
boarding,  Bapt. ,  est  1904,  Ray  Ernest 
Robertson,  Piesident. 

Mount  Zion,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  85. 

Mount    Zion    Seminary,    prep,    agu  ,    com'l 
and    domestic    arts;    M      E  ,     est     18k 
James  L    Robb,  A.  B.,  Principal 

Nashville,  Berrien  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City  Superintendent — P.  M   Hunter. 

Newborn,  Newton  Co.,  pop.  695. 

Supeimtendent  of  Schools — J   W    May 

Newnan,  Coweta  Co.,  pop.  5,548. 

Pros    Bd    Educ — T    E    Atkinson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — 7    J    Goodium 
City   Superintendent — E    A.   Armlstead. 
Pnncipal  High  School — Andiew  B    Paik 

Newnan  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1912,  William  H  Jones,  Piesident 

Norman  Park,  Colquitt  Co.,  pop.  550. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — J  B  Norman 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — V  T  Norman 
Principal  High  School — J  A  Scogglns 

Norman  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  boarding, 
Bapt  ,  est  1900,  W.  H  McDaniel,  A.  M, 
President. 

Oak  HU1,  Gllmer  Co.,  pop.  100 

Oakland  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  W.  B 
James,  Prin 

Ocilla,  Irwin  Co.,  pop.  1,450. 

City   Superintendent — A.   H    Stephens 

Oliver,  Screven  Co.,  pop.  550. 

City  Superintendent — W    H    Martin 

Oliver  High  School,  prep.;  co-ed  ,  non- 
Beet..  David  S.  Laffltte,  Prln. 

Oxford,  Newton  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Sec   Bd   Educ-— M   T   Peed 

City  Superintendent — C    J    Strang 

PHncipal  High  School — C   J  Strang 

Emory   College,   coll,   prep    and   theology; 

men,  M    E    So  ,  est    1838,  Rev.  James  E 

Dickey,  t>   D  ,  Pres 
Palmer  Institute,  high  school;  co-ed  ,  B   D. 

Battle,  Principal 


Palmetto.  Campbell  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Supt    of  Schools — W    F    Burford 

Pelham,  Mitchell  Co.,  pop.  1,880. 

Pres     Bd    Educ — H     H    Merry 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — J     B     Cooper 

City  Superintendent — T.  H.  Wilkinson. 

Principal  High   School — J    C.   Murphree. 

Pembroke,  Bryan  Co.,  pop   500. 

Supt    of  Schools — A   O    Rogers 

Bryan  Normal  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  W 
C.  Peebles,  Prin. 

Pendergrass,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  232. 

Pendergrass  High  School,  prep.,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ;  est.  1880,  W  M  Holsenbeck,  B  S, 
Prin. 

Perry,  Houston  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Pies  Bd  Educ — C  C  Duncan 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — H  P  Houser. 
City  Superintendent — E  C  Crook. 

Pine  Log,  Bartow  Co ,  pop.  100. 

Fine  Log  College,  prep.,  co-ed  ,  J  D 
Blackwell,  Prin. 

Plains,  Snmpter  Co.,  pop.  420. 

Pzes   Bd   Educ — Joe  Hiller 

Sec    Bd   Educ  — W    S    Moore 

City  Supeimtendent — B   B    Flowers 

Powder  Springs,  Cobb  Co.,  pop.  284. 

Seventh  District  Agricultural  School;  agri 
and  indust  ;  state,  co-ed  ,  est.  1906;  H 
R  Hunt,  A.  B,  Prin 

Quitman,  Brooks  Co.,  pop.  8,915. 

City  -Superintendent — H    3>    Knowles. 

Hickory  Head  High  School,  prep.;  co-ed*; 
Miss  Burnice  Milton,  Prin 

Reynolds,  Taylor  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — Melissa    Ogburn 

Coleman  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect , 
A.  A  Strock,  Prin. 

Bichland,  Stewart  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 

City  Superintendent — G   G  Mangham 

Ringgold,  Catoosa  Co.,  pop.  437 

City  Superintendent — W.  E.  Bryan 

Literary  Normal  Institute;  prep  ,  co-ed., 
non-sect  ;  W.  B.  Bryan,  Prin. 

Rockmart,  Polk  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    R    Somerville. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A.  H.  Graefer. 
City  Supt    &   Prin    H.  S  — J    J    Brock 
Supv    Music — Miss  Cora   Foster. 
Domestic    Science — Corizne    McCraw. 

Piedmont  Institute,  prep,,  co-ed.;  M.  E  So  ; 
J.  R  Turner,  Prin 


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Borne,  Floyd  Co.*  pop.  12,099. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — W    J    Griffin 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  F   "Wilkeison 
City   Superintendent — James  C    Harris 
Principal  H    S — W.  P   Jones 

Shorter  College;  girls'  boarding,  Baptu;  A 
"W.  Van  Hoose,  Pres 

Darlington  School,  boys'  day,  J  B  Mc- 
Cain, Ph  D ,  Principal 

Roswell,  Cobb  Co.,  pop    1,450. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    T    Stribbing 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    C   Foster 
City  Superintendent — Mrs    C    C    Foster. 

Royston,  Franklin  Co ,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F    B    Doyle 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C    A    Wieder 

City  Superintendent — G    H    MingledoifC 

Principal  High  School — Leila  Vickery 

Sandersville,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  2,023. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — A    W    Jtivans 

Sec.   Bd    Educ — Newman   Wood 

City  Supt    and  Prin    H    S — C    B    Quillian 

Supv    Music — Mrs.  D    L    Cheatham. 

Savannah,  Chatham  Co.,  pop.  65,064. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Samuel  C    Adams 
City    Superintendent — C     B     Gibson 
Assistant    Supt — F    N     Ferguson 
Principal  High  School — B    F    Pickett 
Supv    Drawing — E    C    Wilson. 
Domestic  Science — Nan  Henderson 
Man    Tr    &  Dom    Sci  — Miss  Patton 
Physical  Culture — Sara  Charlton 
Commercial — C    M    Gray 

Beach  Institute;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  Cong  ,  Ber- 
tha S.  Rick,  Prin 

Benedictine  College,  prep  ,  boys'  day,  mili- 
tary, R  C  ,  est  1902,  Rt  Rev,  Leo  Haid, 
O  S  B,  President,  1705  Bull  St 

Chatham  Academy,  prep  ;  boys;  B.  F 
Pickett,  Prin. 

Clavier  Piano  School,  music,  co-ed.;  est. 
1903,  J  R  Ribare  and  N.  R.  Harty, 
Directors 

Georgia  State  Industrial  College  (colored) ; 
manual  training  and  trades,  men,  state, 
est  1891,  R  R.  Wright,  Piesident 

Kate  Baldwin  Free  Klndeigarten  Associa- 
tion Training  School;  normal  kindergar- 
ten, Hortense  M  Orcutt,  Principal 

Pape  School,  prep  ,  girls'  day,  primary  to 
academic,  non-sect,  est  1901,  Miss  Nina 
Anderson  Pape,  Principal,  Drayton  & 
Bolton  Streets 

Richard's  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
C.  J.  Richard,  Principal. 

Ryan's    Business    College;    bus.    and   sten.; 

Miss  M.  E   Ryan,  Prin 

St  Vincent's  Academy,  girls'  day,  R.  C  , 
est  1845,  Mother  M  Clare,  Directress, 
207  E  Liberty  St. 

West's  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  Miss  E  A.  West,  Prin 


Senoia,  Coweta  Co.,  pop.  1,111 

Supt    of  Schools — E    I*    Clark 

Brantley  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  F  M 
Bryant,  Prin 

Shellman,  Randolph  Co  ,  pop.  120 

City   Supeimlendent — J    \V     Davis 

Social  Circle,  Walton  Co.,  pop    1,229. 

Supt    of  Schools — J    T    Lowe 
Puncipal  High  School — 3Mis   J    T    Lowe 

Nogio  Noimal  and  Indusliial  School,  co-ed  , 
non-soct  ,  James  A  Love,  Piincipal 

Sparks,  Berrien  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Di     &    G    Etheridge 
Sec     Bd    Educ — W    J    McKinney 
City  Superintendent — A.  W    Rees 
Supv     Music — Miss    Endoia    Williford 
Manual  Training — J    W    Richardson 
Dom    Sci    &  Phy.  Cult —Miss  Annie   Rich- 
ardson 
Com/I    &    Stenog'y — Miss    Corrine    Scomp 

Sparks  Collegiate  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
boarding,  M  E  So  ,  est  1902,  A  W 
Rees,  President 

Sparta,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Superintendent — J    N    Haddock 

Statesboro,  BuIIoch  Co  ,  pop.  2,529. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    B    Franklin 

Sec    Bd    Educ — B    R    Olliff 

City   Supt     &   Prin     H    S — B    B    Earl 

Flrst^Dlstrict  Agricultural  School,  agri  and 
indust  ,  state,  co-ed  ;  est  1906,  B  C.  J. 
Dickens,  Prin 

Statesboro  Institute  and  Business  College, 
bus  and  sten.,  J.  H.  O'Quinn,  Pres. 

Stellaville,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  171. 

Stellavillo  High  School,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  D.  B  Hodge,  Ph  B,  Pres 

Stlllmore,  Bmanuel  Co.,  pop.  850. 

City  Superintendent — A    D    Odom 

Stillmore  College;  coll  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect; 
G  E.  Usher,  A.  B ,  Pres. 

Stone  Mountain,  Dekalb  Co.,  pop.  1,062. 

City  Superintendent — W,  A.  Hopkins. 

University  School  for  Boys,  prep.;  boys;  est 
1900;  non-sect  ,  W.  B.  Griffin,  A,  M., 
Prin. 

Summerville,  Chattoogra  Co.,  pop.  4,361, 

City    Superintendent — F,    B     1'arham 

Summit,  Emanuel  Co.,  pop.  550. 

City  Superintendent — Fred  Brlnsom 

Swalnsboro,  Emanuel  Co.,  pop.  1,318. 

Supt    of  bchools — O    J    Holliman 


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Sylvania,  Screven  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    S    White 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — T  J    Evans 
Principal  High   School — W    H    Sasser 

Sylvester,  Worth  Co,  pop.  1,400. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — W    R    Johnston 
Sec     Bd     Educ — R     L     Deariso 
City    Supt     and    Pi  in     H     S. — J     M     Rich- 
ardson 
Supv     Music — Miss   Myra   Sumner. 

Talbotton,  Talbot  Co.,  pop.  1,131. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— J    M    Heath 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    J    Ferryman 

City  Superintendent — J    A    Pendergrast. 

Lie  Vert  College;  prep,  co-ed.,  non-sect; 
P  B  Win,  Prin 

Tallapoosa,  Haralson  Co,  pop.  2,300. 

City  Superintendent — S    J    Smith 

Tennille,  Washington  Co,  pop.  1,121. 

Prin    H    S.— W    S    Sewell. 

Thomaston,  Upson  Co.,  pop.  1,645. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    W    Lewis 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  A    Thurston 
City  Supt    and  Prin    H    S — F    F    Rowe 
Supv    Music — Prof    Donaldson 
Manual   Training — C     W    Reid 
Domestic    Science — Hiss    Spright 
Physical  Culture — Miss  F.  McKemie. 
Drawing — Anna    Lehiedy 
Penmanship — Miss  Mary   Bethel 

Robert  E  Lee  Institute;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  F  F 
Rowe.  Prin 

Thomasville,  Thomas  Co.,  pop.  6,727. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    R    Jerger 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Jamog  A,   Duncan 
City    Superintendent — -B     B     Biougrhton 
Piincipal  High  School— T    D    Walkins 

Allen  Normal  and  Industrial  School,  nor- 
mal and  in  dust  ,  Cong  ;  co-ed  ,  est.  1887; 
Abble  Howland,  Prin 

Young's  Female  College,  girls'  boarding, 
Presb  ;  est  1873,  James  E  Fogartie, 
Pres. 

Thomson,  McDnffie  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Prin   H.  S— -N   E   Ware 

Tifton,  Tift  Co.,  pop.  2,381. 

Pros    Bd    Educ— J    N   Mitchell 
Sec.  Bd    Educ—T    M,  Chesnutt 
City  Superintendent — Jason  Scarboro 
Principal  High  School — B,  G    Childs 

Second  District  Agricultural  School;  agri 
and  indust  ,  state,  co-ed  ,  est  1906,  S  L 
Lewis,  Principal. 

Toccoa,  Stephens  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres   Bd   Educ—- C   H.  Dance 
Sec.   Bd.   Educ— G     K    Lothridge 
City  Superintendent — J    I    All  man 
Principal  High  School — Rosa  L    Fletcher 
Supv    Music — Edna   Graves. 
Physical  Culture — Josephine  Vlckery 


Trion,  Chattoo&a  Co  ,  pop    1,926. 

City  Superintendent — J    J    Sizemore 

Unadilla,  Dooly  Co  ,  pop.  1,003. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    C.  Duncan 
See    Bd    Educ  — C    L    Coney 
City  Superintendent — H   S.  Harvard 
Principal  High  School — R    T    Stevens 

Valdosta,  Lowndes  Co.,  pop.  7,656. 

City  Supt.  and  Prin.  H.  S  — William  O 
Roberts 

South  Georgia  State  Normal  College;  pro- 
fessional teachers'  courses,  women;  eat 
1911,  R  H  Powell,  M  A,  Pres. 

Vidalia,  Toombs  Co.,  pop.  1,776. 

City  Superintendent — T   J   Ainsworth 

Vienna,  Dooly  Co  ,  pop.  1,564. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — W   H   Lasseter 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J     J     Cooper 
City  Superintendent — R    J    Strozier 
Principal  High  School — T    H    Davia 

Villa  Rica,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Superintendent — J   M   Phagan 

Wadley,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  850 

Supt   of  Schools — F   W   Freyman. 

Waleska,  Cherokee  Co..  pop.  170. 

Reinhardt  College ,  prep ,  coll ,  music 
depts  ,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est.  1884;  R.  C 
Sharp,  President. 

Warrenton,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  1,113. 

City  Superintendent — P    S    Carmichael 

Washington,  Wilkes  Co.,  pop.  3,300. 

City  Superintendent — J    W   Mosley 

Watklnsvllle,  Oconee  Co.,  pop.  500. 

City  Superintendent — C    "W    Peacock, 

Waycross,  Ware  Co.,  pop.  14,485. 

Pes   Bd   Educ  — V   L    fatanton 
Sec   Bd   Educ — Supt.  A    G    Miller  Ex-op. 
City  Superintendent— A.   G    Miller 
Principal  High  School — O   L.  Garrett 

Piedmont  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  E  L.  Ray, 
President 

Waynesboro,  Burke  Co.,  pop.  2,729. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — G    P    Kilpatrick 
Sec    Bd    Educ— W    M    Pulcher. 
City    Superintendent — E     L     Tappan 
Principal  High  School — Miss  Tucker. 
Supv    Music — Mrs   Eleanor  Blount 

Haven  Normal  Academy  (colored);  normal; 
private,  co-ed  ,  W.  M.  Gordon,  Principal. 

West  Point,  Troup  Co.,  pop.  1,906. 

Prin.  H.  S — W   P  Thomas. 

Whlgham,  Grady  Co.,  pop.  950. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A.  Harrell. 
Sec    Bd    Educ—T.  J,  Mills. 
City  Superintendent — T    T    Ben  ton 
Supv    Music — Mrs    L.  E.  Brawner 


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Whltesbnrg,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  575 

Hutcheson  Collegiate  Institute,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ,  M  B  ,  W  W  Gaines,  Prln 

Willacoochee,  Coffee  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — B    G    Oberry. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    R    Smith 
City  Superintendent — J    C    Lmney 

Winder,  Barrow  Co  ,  pop.  3,443. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    O    Perry 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G    N    Bagwell 
City  feupenntendent — W     F    Huffaker 
Principal  High  School — Miss  Newton  Swm- 
ney. 

Wmterville,    Clarke    Co.,    pop     320. 
Prin    H    S— J    E    Pafford. 

Woodbury,  Meriwether  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Supt    of  Schools — W   W.  LInton. 

Wrens,    Jefferson    Co ,    pop     550. 

City  Superintendent — C.  C   McCollum 

Wrens  Institute;  public  high  school;  co- 
ed, est  1899,  Charles  C  McCollum, 
Superintendent 


Wriffhtsville,  Johnson  Co  ,  pop.  1,350. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    L    Hatcher. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    TJ    Sumnei 
City  Superintendent — J    R    Campbell 
Principal  High  School — C    S    Waid 
Supv    Music — Miss  Emma  Giliaid 
Manual  Training — Lucile  Norman 
Physical    Culture — Ida   Marshall. 
Drawing — Clyde  Lanier 
Pcn'ship    &   Com'l — G    V    Anderson 
Stenography — Lena  Bell 

Woithen  College,  eoll  ,  co-ed  ,  M  E  So  ; 
est  1888,  J  C  Brooks,  Pies 

Young  Harris,  Towns  Co ,  pop.  342. 

Young:  Harris  College,  collegiate,  prepara- 
tory and  grammar  grades,  co-ed  ,  M  E 
Rev  Joseph  A  Sharp,  A  B ,  President 

Zebulon,  Pike  Co ,  pop.  550. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Dr    M    M    Head 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Col    C    R    Gwyn 
Pimcipal   High  School — Lazzio  Mitchell 


IDAHO 

Population,  325,594      School  census,  94,393.    School  age,  5-21 

Idaho  is  the  forty-fifth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  325,594  inhabitants,  of  whom  98  1  per  cent  are  white.  Of  this  number  12.4 
per  cent  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population,  ten 
years  of  age  and  over,  is  2.2  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  sixth  in  this  respect.  The 
educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows. 

STATE  STJPEBTNTENDENT 'S  OFFICE 

KTIIEL  E    KEDIFTELD,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  .      .  Boise 

ED\V  ARD  O  SISSON,  Commissioner  of  Education  Boise 

RALPH  P   BICKELL,  Auditor  and  Business  Agent         .  .      .  Boise 

STATE  BOAED  OP  EDUCATION 

H   HARLAND,  Chan  man   .       .  . .  Payette 

EVAN  EVANS,  Sect  etart/  ....  .    .  Grangeville 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD 

BENJAMIN  R.  CRANDALL,  President Idaho  Falls 

CATHERINE  BRYDEN,  Secretary Moscow 

STATE   TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 

MBLVIN  A.  BRANNON,  President .     .Moscow 

IVY  M.  WILSON,  Secretary  .        .  ....  .     Boise 

COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Ada Miss  Ivy  Wilson    Boise 

Adams     E.  T   Lakm,  Council 

Bannock  .Bertha  L  Atkin  Pocatcllo 
Bear  Lake..,..  .Alfred  A.  Hart,  Paris 
Bingham  Mrs  Lulu  L  Smith,  Blackfoot 
Blame  Frances  Mills,  Hailey 

Boise  . .  .Helen  Wilson,  Idaho  City 


County                             Name  and  Address 
Bonner.     Mr    J   W,  Ramsey,  Sandpoint 
Bonneville 

Miss  E   M  Miller,  Idaho  Falls 

Canyon. ,  Miss  Z    Fay  Fowler,  Caldwell 
Cassia         .        . .  Mae  Lowe,  Albion 

Clearwater  Mrs   Mayme  Fisher,  Oroflno 
Custer. .     Miss  Jennie  Kelleher,  Challis 


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Name  and  Address 


County 
Elm  ore 

.     Leora  H 
Franklin . 
Fremont. 
Goodmg- 
Idaho 
Jefferson 
ICootenai 

.Robert  C  Egbers,  Coeur  d'Alene 
Latah  Miss  Catherine  Bryden,  Moscow 
Lemhi.  Mrs  Clara  A  Diggles,  Salmon 
Lewis  . .  Ritta  Martin,  Nez  Perce 
Lincoln  ....Miss  Stella  Cook,  Shoshone 


Lockman,  Mountamhome 
.    .Henry  Simpson,  Preston 
Harriet  Wood,  St   Anthony 
..Myrtle  Journey,  Gooding- 
John  J   Staley,  Grangeville 
W    S    Burton,  Rigby 


Name  and  Address 

R   F   Rasmussen,  Rexburg- 

Mis   Ida  E   Sullivan,  Rupert 

Ethel  E.  RedfieZd,  Lewiston 

. . .     James  C   Tovey,  Malad 


County 
Madison 
Minidoka 
Nez  Perce. 
Oneida 
Owyhee 

Mrs  Margai  et  Hurless,  Silver  City 
Power 

Madge  E  Whistler,  American  Falls 
Shoshone.  Miss  F  M  Zumhof,  Wallace 
Twin  Falls  .Beitha  M  Noel,  Twin  Falls 

Washington      

. . .    .Mrs   Edna  M   Lockwood,  Weiser 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Albion,  Cassia  Co.,  pop.  400. 

State   Normal    School;    normal,    state;    co- 
ed ;  eat.  1895,  G.  A.  Axline.  M    A.,  Pres 

American  Falls,  Power  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

City  Superintendent — R    R   Wallis 

Blackfoot,  Blnffham  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    G    Brown 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — R    L.  Archer. 
City  Superintendent — W.  I>    Vincent. 
Principal   High   School — J.   F    Lewis 
Supv    Music — Elizabeth  O'Brien 
Manual    Training — H    L.   Beane. 
Domestic  Science — Alice  Piercy 
Physical  Culture— Philip  Crutchfteld. 
Di  awing  &  Penmanship — Adnee  Palmer 
Commercial — Mrs    Nellie  Caster 

Bonner's  Ferry,  Boxmer  Co.,  pop.  950 

City  Superintendent — G    Spoerry 

Boise,  Ada  Co.,  pop.  17,358. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    O    Haga 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Guy  Scudder 
City    Superintendent — C     E     Rose 
Piincipal  High  School — C    E    Rose 
H    S    Music — Ward  A.  French 
Grade  Music — Lenore  Buchanan 
H    S    Man    Tr — Wallace  M    Plummer 
H    S    Dom    Sci — Florence  R    Swift 
Grade  Dom    Sci  — Harriet   Norris 
H   S   Drawing — Florence  Pearce 
Grade  Drawing — Blanche  M    Cahoon 
Pen'ship,  Com'l — J    Fred  Williams. 
Stenography — H.  D    Foote 

Conservatory    of    Music,    co-ed,     Mrs.    M 

Cleary,  Manager. 
Link's  Modern  Business  College;   bus.  and 

sten  ,  est    1906;  A.  T    Link,  Manager. 
St    Teresa's  Academy;    girls'   boarding;  R. 

C  ;  est.  1889;  Sister  M   Amatus,  Superior. 
St    Margaret's  Hall,  girls'  boarding,  P.  E.; 

est     1892,    Leonora    Cox,    Principal 

Burley,  Cassia  Co.,  pop.  900. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  —John  M   Minter 
Sec   Bd    Educ  — G   T    Burroughs  • 
City  Superintendent — J    J    Rae 
Principal  High  School — Mabel   Seyler 
Music  &  Drawing-Mabel  Lighter. 


Caldwell,  Canyon  Co.,  pop.  3,543. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Fiank  Bieshears 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    S    Maxcy 
City   Superintendent— H    H    Clifford 
Principal  High  School — Charles  A    North. 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Emma  Scott 
Manual  Training — Karl  Mann 
Domestic  Science — Ira  Emmett 
Athletics  &  Gym — Earl  A    Oakley. 

College    of    Idaho;    prep;    co-ed.;    Presb ; 

Rev    William  J    Boone,  D    D,  Piesident 

Cottonwood,  Idaho  Co,  pop.  750. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — J  V    Baker 
Sec   Bd   Educ — M    M    Belknap 
City  Superintendent — W  C   Jenkins 
Pimcipal  High  School — W   C   Jenkins 

Coenr  D'Alene,  Kootenal  Co.,  pop.  7,291. 

City   Superintendent — J    V     Buck 

Cnldesac,  NezPerce  Co.,  pop.  650. 

City  Superintendent — C    C    Johnson 

Emmett,  Canyon  Co.,   pop.   1,400. 

City  Superintendent — G    D    Knipe. 

Genesee,  Latah  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Leon  Follott 
Pec    Bd    Educ  — H    Nebelueck 
City  Superintendent — I    S    Hov 
Piincipal  High  School — E    J    Nordgaard 
Domestic    Science — May   Schlosser. 
Manual  Training — I   S  Hov 

Glenn's  Ferry,  Elmore  Co,  pop.  700. 

City  Superintendent — G    E.  Sunderlln 

Gooding,  Gooding  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — R   W   Houston. 
Sec  Bd   Educ — A   E  Thompson 
Principal  High  School — L.  S    Ga  Higher 

Idaho  State   School  for  the  Doaf  and   the 
Blind,  W   E.  Taylor,  M   A,  Rupt 

Grangeville,  Idaho  Co.,  pop.  9,000. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — F   H   Meader 

Sec     Bd     Educ— E    M    Griffith. 

City  Superintendent — F  D    R    Rice 

Supv   Mus   &  Phy.  Cult — Helen  M*  Gwlnn. 

Drawing — Mary  Slater. 


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Halley,  Blalne  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

City  Superintendent — W    W    Thompson 

Harrison,  Kootenai  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City  Superintendent — E    T    Parsons 

Idaho  Falls,  Bonneville  Co,  pop.  5,000 

Pres    Bd    Bduc —Ralph  T    Mitchell 
Sec    Bd    Bduc  — M    D    McCutcheon 
City   Superintendent — Theodore   B     Shank 
Principal   High   School — J    S.    Best. 
Manual  Training — Frank  Springsteen. 
Domestic  Science — Annette  Maxwell 
Draw    &   Mus — Sylvia  Sowers 
Commercial — A.   Le  Van   Buskirk 
Stenography — Mrs    Van  Buskirk 

Underbill  Business  College;  bus  ;  sten  ; 
U  R  Underbill,  Pres 

Jerome,  Lincoln  Co ,  pop    1,850. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — J    C    Fansher 
Sec    Bd    Educ— E    B    White 
City  Superintendent — W.   H    Massey 
Principal  High  School — S    L    Hughell 
Music  &  Art — Cora  B    McLaren. 

Kellogg,  Shoshone  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Principal  High  School — Mrs    Laura  Butz 

Kendrtak,  L>atah  Co.,  pop.  700. 

Principal  High  School — Geoige  B    Knepper 

Iiewiston,  Nez  Perce  Co.,  pop.  6,043. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R   M    Cobuxn 
Sec    Bd    Educ — B    W.  Wing 
City  Superintendent — F    W    Simmonds 
Principal  High  School — Joel  Jenifer 
Supv    Music — Mae  Belle  Stebblns 
Manual  Training — Ray  Williams 
Domestic  Science — Reva  Cree 
Physical  Culture — Elizabeth  Graybeal 
Pen' ship,  Com'l  &  Stenog*y — T    L.  Coultas 

Lcwlston  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.; 
P.  L  XTlen,  Principal 

State  Normal  School;  normal;  state;  co- 
ed ,  est  1893,  Oliver  M  Elliott,  Presi- 
dent. 

McCammon,  Bannock  Co.,  pop.  600. 

City  Superintendent — H    J.  Petersen 

Mackay,  Ouster  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — C    I   Huddle 

Sec   Bd    Educ — Chase  A    Clark 

City  Superintendent — John  F    Liggett 

Principal  High  School — A    Cal  Thomson 

Supv    Music — Lillian  Johns 

Penmanship — Elva  Hilts 

Malad  City,  Onelda  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres  Bd.  Educ — John  R.  Thomas. 
Sec.  Bd  Educ — H  H  Thomas,  Jr 
City  Supt  &  Prin.  H.  S.—B  M  Decker. 

Meridian,  Ada  Co.,  pop.  615. 

City  Superintendent — George  W    Gould 

Montpelier,  Bear  take  Co..  pop.  1,700. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — B   A    Burrell 

Sec   Bd   Educ-— J    J    Jones. 

City  Superintendent — H   S   Stevenson. 

Principal  High  School— Miss  Gula  Reed 

Supv.  Mus.  &  Man.  Tr. — Rulon  Y.  Roblson, 

Domestic  Science — Miss  Sallander. 


Moscow,  Latah  Co.,  pop.  3,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Homer  Estis. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    S    Morley 

•City    Superintendent — Charles    Henry 

Prin    High  School — Charles  Bichelbergrer. 

Domestic  Science — Edna  B    Dewey. 

Commercial — Clinton  Wilson 

Moscow  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten. , 
co-ed  ;  est.  1901;  T  N.  Creekmur,  M.  A.. 
Pres. 

University  of  Idaho,  comprises  College  of 
Letters  and  Sciences,  of  Agriculture,  of 
Engineering,  of  Law,  state  umv.;  co-ed.; 
est  1889,  Melvm  A  Brannon,  LL,  !>., 
President. 

University  of  Idaho,  College  of  Agriculture; 
courses  in  agric ,  animal  husbandry, 
dairying,  forestry,  horticulture,  home  sci- 
ence, Edwaid  J  Iddings,  B  S,  Dean 

University  of  Idaho,  College  of  Engineer- 
ing, courses  in  Civil,  Mining,  Electrical, 
Mechanical,  and  Chemical  Engineering1; 
Charles  Newton  Little,  Ph  D ,  Dean. 

University  of  Idaho,  College  of  Law  (Idaho 
Law  School),  state,  co-ed.,  est.  1909; 
George  D  Ayers,  LL  B  ,  Dean 

Mountain  Home,  Elmore  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

City  Superintendent — F    F    Sparks. 

Mullan,  Slioshone  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — Don  C    Taylor 

Nampa,  Canyon  Co.,  pop.  4,205. 

Pres    Bd   Bduc — J    H    Murray 
Sec    Bd    Bduc  — Mrs    Ida  Hammond 
City  Superintendent — C    J    Brosnan* 
Principal  High  School — A    C  Voelker 

Kezperce,  Xez  Perce  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ  — B    J    Fike. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — Charles  Thomas 
City  Superintendent — L    C    McMahon 
Principal  High  School — W   W    Stokesbery. 
Supervisor  Music — Edith  Wright 

Oakley,  Cassia  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Piincipal  High  School — B    W    Wilson. 

Orofino,  NezPerce  Co,  pop.  800. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — H    D.  Britan. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— Mrs    Madge  Fohl 
Town  Superintendent — J    H   Gore 

Paris,  Bear  Lake  Co.,  pop.  906. 
Principal  of  Schools — Howard  Broomhead. 

Fielding  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  L.  I>  S.; 
est  1887,  Roy  A  WeUcer,  A  B,  Prin- 

Parma,  Canyon  Co.,  pop.  750. 

City  Superintendent — E    T    Lakln. 

Payette,  Canyon  Co.,   pop.  1,948. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— O    H    Avey 
Sec    Bd  Educ — L.  V   Patch 
City  Superintendent — J.  E.  Turner. 
Principal  High  School — Ira  Tweedy 
Music  &  Art— T    R    Neilson 
Domestic  Science — Carrie  Williams 
Manual  Training — O   L   Hargrove 


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Pocatello,  Bannock  Co.,  pop    9,110. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — O    B    Steely 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    A     Roberts 
City   Superintendent — Walter   R     SIders. 
Principal  High  School — Ralph  D    Rean 
Music  &  Art — Alice  M    Sandberg 
Manual   Training — C    R     Galloway 
Domestic  Science — Irene  Fenton 
Domestic  Science — Helen  M    Jones 
School  Nurse — Anno  Crowley 


Idaho  Technical  Institute,  pi  op  ,  co-ed  , 
state,  eat  1901,  Miles  F  Reed,  Piesidont 

Post  Falls,  Kootenai  Co  ,  pop.  750. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  —  W    S    Van  Daren 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Alfred  Webster 

City  Superintendent  —  C   W   Vandewalker 

Principal  High  School  —  C    W    Vandewalker 

Preston,  Franklin  Co  ,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Geoige  H    Carver 
Sec    Bd    Bduc  —  Jacob   N    Liaison 
City  Superintendent  —  J    W    Condie 
Supv    Music  —  Charles  J    Engar 

Oneida  Stake  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  L 
D  S  ;  Edwin  Cutler,  Frln. 

Rathdrum,  Kootenai  Co.,  pop.   1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  A     O    Skinner 
Sec.    Bd     Educ  —  3?     Wenz 
City    Superintendent  —  L     A     Hunting 
Principal  High  School  —  J    D    Davis 
Manual    Training  —  J     D     Davis 
Domestic  Science  —  Kathryn   M.   Smith 

Rexburgr,  IVTadison  Co.,  pop    1,600 

City  Superintendent  —  L    T    Perry 

Ricke  Academy,  prep,  agn  ,  man  tr  ,  dom 
sci  and  com'l,  co-ed  ,  L.  D  S  ,  est  1888, 
Ezra  C  Dalby,  Ph.  B  ,  Principal. 


y,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop    700 

City  Superintendent  —  C   E    McClellan. 

Rupert,  Lincoln  Co  ,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent  —  G    L    Dilworth 

St.  Anthony,  Fremont  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  M    M    Hammond 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  W    D    Yager 
Ctty  Superintendent  —  D.   C.   Nelfert. 
Principal  High  School  —  F    H    Gnagey 


St.  Maries,  Kootenai  Co,  pop    1,600. 

City    Superintendent — E     H     Buck 

Salmon,  Lexnhi  Co ,  pop    1,500 

Pies  Bd  Educ — Arthur  Gieone 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — E  H  Tastci  lin 
City  Supezmtendent — E  H  Casteilin 

Sand  Point,  Bonner  Co.,,  pop    4,000. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — V    Godti  ey 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — A     K     Bowdon 

City    Superintendent — G     W     Hcndoison 

Puncipal  High  School — Fiooman  Daughters 

Supv    Music — Sarah   K    Patterson 

Manual  Training — E     R     Bowcrsox 

Domestic  Science — Althca  Ott 

Drawing — Gieta  Gray 

Shoshone,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City   Superintendent — E     L.   Weaver 

Silver  Citv,  Owyliee  Co  ,  pop    500. 

Puncipal  High   School — Homy  Ivei&on 

Spirit  Lake,  Kootenai  Co ,  pop    1,000. 

Principal  of  Schools — F    E    Ford, 

Trov,  latah  Co.,  pop.  750. 

Pnncipal  High  School — E    H    Molton 

Twin  Falls,  Twin  Falls  Co.,  pop.  5,258. 

PIPS    Bd    Educ— H    W    Wilson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  E    Bryant 
City  Superintendent — Hal    O    Blue 
Principal  High  School — C'    II    Dowman 
Music — Grace  Bryant 
Domestic  Art*— Madeline  Liibor 
Manual    Training — Ira    Biown 
Penmanship — Nellc    L.     Funko 
Agriculture — Mao  Hoko 

Wallace,   Shoshone  Co.,  pop.  8,000. 

City    Superintendent — C    D.    Brock. 

Welser,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  8,500. 

Pres.  Bd  Educ —A  H  Keller. 
Sec  Bd  Educ — O  M  Harvey 
City  Superintendent — D  C  Niefext 

Idaho  Industrial  Institute,  prep  and  man. 
tr  ;  co-ed  j  boarding,  non-sect  ,  est.  1800; 
Rev  Edward  A.  Paddock,  President 

Wendell,  Lincoln  Co  ,  pop    850 

City  Superintendent — S.  S.  Walsh. 

Wardner,  ShoHhone  Co  ,  pop    1,000. 

City   Supoiintomlont — Lain  a  A    Hutz 


ILLINOIS 

Population,  5,638,591.    School  census,  1,543,621.     School  age,  6-21. 

Illinois  is  the  third  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total 
of  5,638,591  inhabitants,  of  whom  98  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number  21.3  per 
cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population,  ten 
years  of  age  and  over,  is  3  7  per  cent ,  the  state  ranking  nineteenth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

FRANCIS  G.  BLAIR,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Springfield 

JOHN  C.  HANNA,  State  Supervisor  High  Schools Springfield 

IT.  J.  HOFFMAN,  Department  of  Country  and  Village  Schools Springfield 

W  S   BOOTH,  Department  of  Country  and  Village  Schools Springfield 

J.  C.  THOMPSON,  Department  of  Law, Springfield 

H.  T.  SWIFT,  Department  of  Publicity Springfield 

A.  L   WHITTENBERG,  Department  of  Statistics Springfield 

W  Y  LUDWIG,  Department  of  Statistics  ...  ...  Springfield 

EDUCATIONAL  COMMISSION 

FRANCIS  G.  BLAIR,  State  Superintendent,  ex-officio   Chairman Springfield 

B.  E.  HIERONYMUS,  Secretary Eureka 

EDMUND  J.  JAMES,  President  of  University  of  Illinois     Urbana 

A.  J.  BURROWES,  President  of  Loyola  University Chicago 

DAVID  FELMLET,  President  Illinois  State  Normal  University Normal 

W    W.   COULTAS,  County  Superintendent .     Sycamore 

W.  L,  STEELE,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools Galesburg 

HARRY  TAYLOR,  Principal  Township  High  School Harrisburg 

STATE  TEACHEBS'  BEADING  CIBCLE 

FRANCIS  G.  BLAIR,  State  Superintendent,  Ex-officio  President Springfield 

C.  L.  GREGORY,  County  Superintendent,  Secretary Aledo 

B.  O.  CLARIDA,  County  Superintendent,  Treasurer Marion 

D    F.  NICKOLS,  County  Superintendent,  Manager     .       .     .  ....  Lincoln 

SUPT.  W.  W.  COULTAS  .     .     .  Sycamore     SUPT.  CHARLES  WATTS tTrBana 

SUPT.  W.  F.  BOYES Galesburg     SUPT.  W.  G.  CISNE         Fairfield 

SUPT.  .T.  A.  HAYES Peoria 


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STATE  PUPILS'  BEADING  CIECLE 

U.  J.  HOFFMAN,  Asst.  Supt.  Public  Instruction,  ex-officio  President     .    .  .Springfield 

MART  W.  MOORE,  County  Superintendent,  Treasurer Decatur 

P.  A.  KENDALL,  Secretary  and  Manager Naperville 


FEDERATION  OF  ILLINOIS  COLLEGES 


THOMAS  F  HOLGATE,  President. 
H   E.  GRIFFITH,  Secretary 


Evanston 
Galesbmg 


ILLINOIS  STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 


GERARD  T  SMITH,  President 
EGBERT  C   MOORE,  Secretary 


.  Pcoria 
.  Carlmville 


ILLINOIS  SUPERINTENDENTS'  AND  PRINCIPALS7  ASSOCIATION 


JESSE  L.  SMITH,  President.. 
JAMES  R.  SPILES,  Secretary  . 


.Highland  Park 
DeKalb 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Adams.  John  H   Steiner,  Qumcy 

Alexander  Laura  I  Milford,  Cairo 

Bond.  William  E  White,  Greenville 
Boone  Elizabeth  B  Harvey,  Belvidere 
Brown. Charles  W  Sellars,  Mt.  Sterling 

Bureau George  O   Smith,  Princeton 

Calhoun  .  Stephen  J.  Sibley,  Hardin 
Carroll  ..  .John  Hay,  Mt.  Carroll 

Cass  ....  William  E  Buck,  Virginia 
Champaign  .Chas.  H  Watts,  Urbana 
Christian. Henry  L  Fowkes,  Taylorville 
Clark  .  . .  Harold  Bright,  Marshall 

Clay G.  O.  Lewis,  Louisville 

Clinton ....  William  Johnston,  Carlyle 
Coles  .  . .  Oscar  L  Minter,  Charleston 
Cook.  .E  J.  Tobin,  County  Bidg,  Chgo 
Crawford  James  T  Athey,  Robinson 
Cumberland  ...L  C.  Markwell,  Toledo 
DeKalb...  W.  W  Coultas,  Sycamore 
DeWitt.  .  .  .  John  L  Costly,  Clinton 
Douglas  .  Edward  E  Gere,  Tuscola 
DuPage  . . .  .Royal  T.  Morgan,  Wheaton 

Edgar O   Rice  Jones,  Pans 

Edwards     .  Grant  Balding,  Albion 

Effingham.  .J  W.  Davis,  Efflngham 
Payette.  Frank  C  Crawford,  Vandalia 
Ford  .  . ,  .H  M  Randolph,  Paxton 

Franklin  .         .         H  Clay  Ing,  Benton 

Fulton M.  M  Cook,  Le Wigtown 

Gallatin  .   J  L  Greenlee,  Equality 

Greene          Rollins  L    Scott,  Canollton 


County 


Name  and  Address 


Grundy  . .  C,  H.  Root,  Morris 
Hamilton  .  W  W.  Daily,  McLeansboro 
Hancock.  .Stephen  D.  Fans,  Carthago 
Hardin  

Hattie  M  Rittenhouse,  Elizabethtown 
Henderson..  .  Allen  L  Beall,  Oquawka 
Henry  A  L  Odenweller,  Cambridge 
Iroquois.  Frank  A  Gilbreath,  Watseka 
Jackson  Otto  F  Aken,  Murphysboro 
Jasper  .  .  "R  B  Brooks,  Newton 
Jefferson  Charles  F  Let*,  Mt.  Vernon 
Jersey  Joseph  W  Becker,  Jcrseyville 
Jo  Daviess  .  Benj  L  Birbeck,  Galena 
Johnson  ..  .  .Emma  Rcbman,  Vienna 
Kane  .  .  Edward  Ellis,  Geneva 
Kankakee  .  

. . .  Samuel  D  Saltzgiver,  Kankakoe 
Kendall  .  George  Elliott,  Bristol 

Knox W.  F    Boyes,  Galesburg 

Lake  ...  T.  A.  Simpson,  Waukegan 
La  Salle  William  H.  Foster,  Ottawa 
Lawrence  . .  . 

.  Edward  Ashbaugh,  Lawrenceville 

Lee L   W.  Miller,  Dixon 

Livingston.    .    ..W.  E   Herbert,  Pontiac 

Logan.. D    F.  Nichols,  Lincoln 

Macon ...     .  Mary  W,  Moore,  Decatur 

Macoupin 

.George  W.  Solomon,  Carlinville 
Madison  H  T  McCroa,  Edwardsvillo 
Marion  ...  M.  A  Thrasher,  Salem 


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County  Name  and  Address 

Marshall         .  E  P  Nichols,  Lacon 

Mason  .John  A  Mehlhop,  Havana 

Massac  .W.  A   Spence,  Metropolis 

McDonough  Benj  E  Decker,  Macomb 
McHenry..  .  .  A.  M  Shelton,  Hebron 
McLean  . .  B  C  Moore,  Bloommgton 
Menard 

Mrs  Eva  B.  Batterton,  Petersburg 
Mercer.  Ctiarlton  L  Gregory,  Aledo 
Monroe  William  C.  Heyl,  Waterloo 

Montgomery  .E  A  Lewey,  Hillsboro 
VToigan  H  H  Vasconcellos,  Jacksonville 
MouUne  Van  D  Roughton,  Sullivan 
Ogle  .  .  .  .John  E  Cross,  Oregon 

Peoria         John  A.  Hayes,  Peoria 

Peiry.  ..Elmo  W.  Lee,  Pmckneyville 
Piatt  Charles  Mclntosh,  Monticello 

Pike     .  John  M  Clark,  Pittsfield 

Pope  Robert  R  Randolph,  Golconda 
Pulaski. .  .May  S.  Hawkins,  Mound  City 
Putnam  .  . .  W  A,  Faxon,  Granville 
Randolph  L  W  Von  Behien,  Chester 
Richland  .  Elmer  Van  Arsdall,  Olney 


County                            Name  and  Address 
Rock  Island       

.   Miss  Lou  Hairis,  Rock  Island 
Saline  .         B.  D   Gates,  Harrisburg 

Sangamon  .Edgar  C  Pruitt,  Sprmghelu 
Schuyler  .  .  Calvin  L  Cain,  Rushville 
Scott  John  P  Ward,  Winchester 

Shelby  .  .  Lee  W  Fraser,  Shelbyville 
Stark  . .  .  George  C  Baker,  Toulo* 
St  Clair  ....  W.  A.  Hough,  Belleville 

Stephenson Cyrus  Grove,  Freeport 

Tazewell.    .  ..     B   L   Smith.  Pekin 

Union  .Charles  O.  Otrich,  Jonesboro 

Vermilion  .  .OP  Haworth,  Danville 
Wabash  .  W  H  Wetzel,  Mt  Carmel 
Warren  .  ...J  D.  Regan,  Monmouth 
Washington  .Lee  A  Friend,  Nashville 
Wayne  .  .  J  W  Galbraith,  Fairfield 
White  Charles  H  Mossberger,  Carim 
Whiteside  H  B  Price,  Morrison 

Will William  H.  Nevens,  Joliet 

Williamson  .J  W  McKmney,  Marion 
Wmnebago  Mrs  Abbie  Craig,  Rockford 
Woodford Roy  L  Moore,  Eureka 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE:  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Abingdon,  Knox  Co.,  pop.  2,500 

Pres   Bd   Educ — J.  E.  Barlow. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — C    E    Smith. 
City  Superintendent — A.  C.  Butler 
Principal  High  School— M    P.  Wilkins. 
Mus  ,  Diaw    &  Dom    Sol — Hazel  Haas 
Commeicial — Amanda    Otl 

Hcdding  College,  college,  academy,  normal, 
com'l,  music,  co-ed  ,  M.  E. ,  eat.  1853, 
Walter  D  Agnew,  D  D ,  President 

Albion,  Edwards  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    F.   Harris 
Sec.   Bd.  Educ — B.  L.   Mayne 
City  Superintendent — Elbert  Waller 
Principal  High  bchool — Cecelia  Whclpley 
Supv    Music — Vera  McClure. 
Commeicial — Nova  Focht 

Southern  Collegiate  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Cong: ;  Frank  B  Bines,  A.  M ,  Pres. 

Aledo,  Mercer  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    M    Wilson 

Sec    Bd    Educ. — Katharine  Detwiler. 

City  Superintendent — Fred  N    Taylor 

Principal  High  School — Olivei   C,  Hostetler 

Supv.   Music — Hannes  Oleson. 

Manual  Training— H    K    Whittler. 

Domestic  Science — Mabel  Stone 

Drury  Academy,  prep  dept.  William  and 
Vashti  College,  est  1908,  Frank  C  Eng- 
lish, A  M.,  President. 

William  and  Vashti  College;  collegiate, 
prep ,  music  and  com'l  depts. ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1908;  Ward  L  Ray,  A.  M, 
Pies. 


Altamont,  Effingham  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Heniy  Stein 
Sec     Bd     Educ. — L.   H.    HufCord. 
City  Superintendent — William  Harris 

Pimcipal   High    School — Gladys  Bade. 

Alton,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  17,528. 

Pres   Bd   Educ. — J.  W.  Scnoeffler. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — S    D    McKenny 

City  Superintendent — Robert  A.  Haight. 

Prin.  H.  S. — B.  C  Richardson. 

Supv    Music — Lucie   Riggs 

Manual   Training — George   C.   Ritcher. 

Domestic   Science — Hannah  Gunderson. 

Drawing — Sara  E    Hudson. 

Commercial — Helen    Naylor 

Stenography — Maud  Glllham. 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Family;  girls'  board- 
ing, R.  C  ,  est  1859,  Reverend  Mother 
Agatha,  Superior. 

Shurtleff  College,  college,  academy  and 
music  depts  ;  co-ed  ,  Bapt.,  est.  1827; 
George  Milton  Potter,  A.  M,  President. 

Wellesley  Preparatory  School,  prep.,  co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  Miss  Julia  D.  Randall,  Pres 

Western  Military  Academy;  boys'  boarding; 
mil  ,  Col  Albert  M  Jackson,  A  Ml., 
Superintendent 

Amboy,  I^eo  Co.,  pop.  1,900. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— William  L.    Leech 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — P    M.  James. 
City   Superintendent — O    M    Eastman. 
Principal  High  School — John  E    WUfong. 
Domestic  Science — Laura  B    Robinson 
Drawing — Edna   Washburn 


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Anna,  Union  Co.,  pop.  2*900. 

City    Superintendent—  C     A     McGmnis 
Puncipal   High   School  —  C    A    Harper 

Union  Academy,  prep  ,  music,  art,  com'l, 
co-ed  ,  Presb  ,  est  1883,  H  Wallace 
Stevens,  A  B  ,  Principal 


Arcola,  Douglas  Co  ,  pop. 

Pres    Bd,   Educ—  E.    S.  Walker 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  B    Dimond 
City   Superintendent  —  S.   R.    Allen 
Puncipal  High   School  —  W    H    Michel 

Arlington  Heights,  Cook  Co  ,  pop    1,500 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  N     M     Banta 
Sec    Bd   Educ  —  James   S    Williams 
City  Superintendent  —  O  R    Zoll 
Prm     High    School  —  Ada    R     Krugei 
Supv    Music  —  Mis    Stella  Collins  Maher 

Ashland,  Cass  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

City  Superintendent  —  Fied   K    Branom 
Prin    H    S.—  J.  G   Norris. 

Ashley,  Washington  Co.,  pop   1,100. 

City  Superintendent  —  T    IS    Allen 
Puncipal  High  School  —  Arthui  E    Summers 

Assumption,  Christian  Co  ,  pop.  1,750* 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  C     C     Coizme 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  F    R!    Gandv,   Ji 
City  Superintendent  —  C    G    Wysong 
Twp    High   School  —  H    G    Spear 
Supv    Music  —  Eleanoi   Regnar  th 

Astoria,  Fulton  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  —  John    B    Harris. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  F   A    Cooper 
City  Superintendent  —  John   R    Rowland 
Principal  High  School  —  IT    L    Welker 
Supv    Music   &    Draw  —  Maiy   Bianson 

Athens,  Menard  Co.,  pop.  1,535. 

Principal   High   School  —  Edwin   Dashex 

Atlanta,  Logan  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Di     M     Lee 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Elbert  Stroud 
City  Supenntendent  —  C    D    Jacobs 
Principal  High  School  —  Fiances  Ciewes 

Auburn,  Sangamon  Co.,  pop.  1,281. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Dr    I    E    Close. 
Sec     Bd     Educ  —  J     M     Tucker 
City  Superintendent  —  Charles   T    Sealos 
Principal  High  School  —  Lottie  E    Bristol 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw  —  Irma  Hedeiick 

Augusta,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,160. 

City  Superintendent  —  Arthur  E    Deckex 
Principal  High  School  —  Mabel  Garwood 

Aurora,  Kane  Co,  pop.  29,807. 
East  Side. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ  —  M    O    Southworth. 
Sec    Bd.   Educ  —  W.   8    Beaupre 
Supt    East  Side—  Conrad  M    Bardwell 
Prin    East   H     S  —  C    B.    Lawyer 
Supervisor   Music  —  Margaret   C.   Pouk. 


Am  ora  —  c  ontinued 
Manual   Training  —  A     C    Bloodgood 
Domestic  Science  —  Nelle  I   McClurg. 
Drawing  —  Ruth     TJphain 
Commei  cial  —  W    C    Guy 
Stenography  —  Jessie    M     Caldwell 

West  Side. 

Pres    Bd    Fduc  —  O    IS    Toluoll 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  James  Shaw 
City    Supeiintcndent  —  S     K     McDowell 
Principal   High   School  —  R    C    Meuick 
Supv    Music  —  Mis    Giace  Wheeloc  k 
Manual   Tifiming  —  Geoige  A     James 
Domestic  fceienoe  —  Ruth  B    Pitiiek 
Dia\vmg  —  Sarah   K    Ainold 

Aui  ora  College  ,  prep  ,  coll  ,  Biblical,  bus  , 
music  and  elo  ,  co-ed  ,  Christ.  Adv.;  est, 
1893,  Orrin  Roe  Jenks,  A  B,  B  D.,  Pres. 

Aurora  Shorthand  School,  sten  ,  co-ed.;  eat 
1884,  Jennie  G  Palmer,  Frin. 

Jennings  Seminary,  girls'  boarding;  M!.  35  ; 
cat  1899,  Beitha  Annotte  Barber,  B  S, 
Principal 

Metiopohtan  Business  College,  branch  of 
Chicago  School,  O  M  Powers,  President 

Avon,  Fulton  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  —  J    D    Lauience 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  W    A     Lockwood 
City  Superintendent  —  A    E    Hubbaid 
Principal   High   School  —  Alice   Felt 
Supv     Music  —  Inez  Goodsill 
Man    Tiam    &   Draw  —  Efllo   TVnnt'fcst 

Harrington,  Cook  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    C    Plagffo 

Sec     Bd    Educ—  H    P     Castle 

City  Supoiintendent  —  Erman  S    Smith 

Principal    High   School  —  Alma  Hondikks 

Barry,  Pike  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  C    M    Holmes 
Sec    Bd    Educ—  R    H    Main 
City    Superintendent  —  Vail    Toitloll 
Principal    High    School—Miss   Ruth    Tipp'e 
Supv     Music  —  Grace   Swan 

Batavla,  Kane  Co.,  pop.  4,500. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  Dr     P    H    Daniels, 
Sec,  Bd    Educ  —  C    E    Hohenstein 
City  Superintendent  —  H    P     Storm 
Principal  High  School—  E   W   Williamson 
Supv.   Music  —  Gladys  Norton. 
Manual  Training  —  Paul  E    Winchall. 
Domestic   Science  —  Helen   (\imstock 
Drawing  —  Mary    L.    Buike. 
Commercial  —  Ella  Eklund 

Beardstowu,  Cass  Co.,  pop.  6,107. 

Pres.  Bd   Educ  —  Dr.  T.  J   Schweer. 

Sec   Bd   Educ  —  Mr  John  Llstman. 

City  Superintendent  —  Horace  O    Russell. 

Principal  High  School  —  Mrs.  H.  G.  Russell. 

Supv    Music  —  Mrs   W   G    Smith. 

Domestic  Science—  Miss  Emma  Teck. 

Coramer  cial—  W    H    Drake 


Belleville,  St.  Clalr  Co.,  pop. 

Pres.  Bd   Educ-—  Dr.  Hugo  Wangelin. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Curt  H    O.  Holnfclden. 
City  Superintendent  —  O    F    Weber 
Principal  High  School  —  Mr.  H.  W.  Brua, 


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Belleville— continued 
Supv    Music — Mrs.  Bessie  McMurdo 
Physical  Culture — Mr    Christ  Elisen. 
Primary — Pcail   M    Tiley 

Belleville  Commercial  and  Shorthand  Col- 
lege, bus  and  sten  ,  est  1893 

Immaculate  Conception  Academy,  girls* 
boarding,  R  C  ;  Sister  M  Magdalen 

Belvidere,  Boone  Co.,  pop.  7,253. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — George  M    Mai  shall 
Sec     Bd     Educ — R    B    Andiews 
City  Superintendent — Louis  A    Reisner. 
Principal  High   School — John  E    Alman 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Mai j one  Keeley 
Manual   Training — M    L    Heittei 
Drawing — T-.il a    Lewis 
Commci  cial — Louise  Lawi  once 

Bement,  Piatt  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— Daniel   Hall 
Sec     Bd    Educ — George   M.   Thompson 
City    Superintendent — Otto    Weedman 
Principal  High  School — A    A    Applegate 

Benld,  Macoupin  Co.,  pop.  1,912. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — A    E    Little 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Haiiy  Hutton 
City  Superintendent — W    E    Rutherford 
Principal    High    School — Maiy    Barbracke 

Benton,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,341. 

City    Superintendent — Ralph    Jackson 

Prm    Township   H    S  — E     S    Lake 

Manual   Training — J    D    Missimer 

Domestic   Science — Hazel   B    West 

Commercial — Eva  M    Dussell 
Berwyn,  Cook  Co.,  pop.  5,841. 

Pres     Bd     Bduc — Geoigc    H     Norton 

Sec    Bd    Educ — F    O.  Walmsley 

City  Superintendent — Eugene  A.  Wilson. 

Prin.  Township  H.  S — H.  V    Church, 

Supv    Music — Mildred   Marsh 

Drawing — Nonan  Regan 
Blandlnsvllle,  McDonough  Co.,  pop.  1,109. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Charles  James. 

See    Bd    Educ — E    E    Voorhces. 

City    Supt — Sherman    M     Coddmgton 
Bloomington,  McLean  Co.,  pop.  05,768. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Horatio  G    Bent. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mattie   Bishop 

City  Superintendent — John  K.  Stableton. 

Prin.  H    S— Wm    Wallis. 

Supv    Music — Mabel  Glenn. 

Manual  Training — Bass  Winship. 

Domestic  Science — Alice  Treganza, 

Physical  Culture — Adolph  Mols. 

Drawing — Maude     Smith 

Penmanship— Sarah  Munn. 

Commercial-— Pearl   Kiddoo 

Brown's  Bloomington  Business  College;  bus 
and  sten  ;  co-ed,,  est.  1390,  E.  P  Bealer, 
Principal, 

Illinois  Wesleyan  University,  comprises 
College  of  Liberal  Arts> /Academy,  College 
of  Law,  School  of  Music,  co-ed  ,  M  E., 
est  1850,  Theodore  Kemp,  D  D  ,  LL  D, 
President 

Illinois  Wesleyan  University,  liaw  Depart- 
ment, law,  co-ed/,  est  1874,  Charles  L 
Capen,  A  M,  Dean. 


Bloomington — continued 
St.   Joseph's   Academy;    girls'  boarding;   R 
C  ,  est    1875,  Sister  M.  Barbara,  O.  S.  D , 
Superioress 

Blue  Island,  Cook  Co.,  pop.  8,043. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R     L    James 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Wells   Crockett 
City  Superintendent — J    E    Lemon 
Principal  High  School — J    E3    Lemon 

Bourbonnais,  Kankakee  Co.,  pop.  595. 

St.   Joseph's   Seminary,    girls'   boarding;   R. 

C  ,  Sisters  of  Notre  Dame. 
St   Viateur's  College;  coll   and  prep  ;  men; 

R.   C  ;  est.  1868,   Rev.  J.   P.   O'Mahoney, 

CSV,   President 

Braceville,  Grnndy  Co.,  pop.  1,669. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    F    Carey 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    R    Scurrah 
Principal    High    School — Bessie    Reese 

Bridgeport,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  1,900. 

City    Superintendent — J     A      Eghoff 
Principal  High  School — A    Frances  Trams 
Supv     Music — Prof      Schiffer  stein 

Bunker  Hill,  Macoupin  Co.,  pop.  1,046. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W     C     Jacoby. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G    H    Baker 
City    Superintendent — G     A     Smith 
Principal  High  School — Mary  M    Ward 

Bunker  Hill  Military  Academy;  prep  ,  mili- 
tary, non-sect  ,  est.  1882,  Rev  S  L 
Stiver,  A  M ,  Ph  D,  Supt 

Bushnell,  McDonough  Co.,  pop.  3,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — James  McDill 

Sec    Bd    Educ— B    W    Eiwm 

City   Superintendent — T    W     Everitt 

Principal  High  School — Mary  C    Rasznussen 

Supv    Music — Lottie   Bo  wen 

Illinois  College  and  Business  Institute; 
prep  and  bus  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  J.  E. 
Mumma,  Prin 

Cairo*  Alexander  Co.,  pop.  14,548. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — Reed  Green 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E.   L    Gilbert. 

City    Superintendent — Taylor  C.   Clendenen 

Prin.   H.   S     (White) —Margaret  Wilson. 

Prin.  H    S1    (Colored)— J    C.  Lewis. 

Supv  Music — Laura  A.  Miller 

Manual  Training— William  A.  Ryan. 

Drawing— Carrie  Rule 

Domestic   Science — Ethel   Ogden 

Stenography — Nora  E    Chapman 

Pen' ship  and  Com'l — S.   E.    Gott 

Brown's  Business   College;   bus.   and   sten.; 

G   W.  Brown,  Pres 
St.  Joseph's  School,  R.   C.;  Sister  Superior 

Cambridge,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  1,345. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J  «A    Kirkland 

Sec    Bd-  Educ — J    M.  Pratt 

City  Superintendent-p-H.  M.  Hinkle 


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Cambridge — continued 
City    Superintendent — H     M     Hinkle 
Principal  High  School — Mr    Lewis 
Supv     Music — Elizabeth    Fuller 
Manual  Training — H    M    Hinkle. 
Drawing — Emma    Craig 

Camp  Point,  Adams  Co.,  pop.  1,960. 

Pres     Bd.    Educ — Win     Jones. 
Sec    Bd     Educ — Dr     O.   L.   Bates 
City  Superintendent — W.   H    Brewster. 
Principal  High  School — Pearl  T    Brown 
Supv    Music — Claire  S    Guthrie 

Canton,  Fulton  Co.,  pop.  10,453. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — B     H     Taylor 
Sec     Bd    Educ  — Geo    M    Waldorf 
City   Superintendent — Geoige  W    Gayler 
Principal   High    School — V    G    Heller 
Supv    Music — Ethel   G     Rhodes 
Supv     Primary — Nellie    Barrett 
Manual  Training — L    B    King 
Domestic  Science — Mrs.  Lida  Leaman 
Penmanship — Mabel   .Lease 
Commexcial — L     E     Buthod 
Stenography — Anna  Ames. 

Carbondale,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  5,411. 

City  Superintendent — T    W    Oliver 
Prin.  H   S. — A.  Clare  Hodge. 

Southern  Illinois  State  Normal  University; 
normal,  co-ed  ,  state,  est  1874,  Henry 
William  Shryock,  Ph  B,  President 

Carlinville,  Macoupin  Co.,  pop.  3,616. 

Pres    Bd    Educ —A    H    Bell 

Sec    Bd    Educ. — John  Homer 

City    Supei  intendent — William  Harris 

Prin.  H    S^gp-Margaret  Hubbard. 

Blackburn  College,  coll  ;  co-ed  ;  Fresb  , 
est.  1895,  Rev  William  M  Hudson,  Ph 
D.,  Pies 

Carlyle,  Clinton  Co.,  pop.  1,900. 

City  Superintendent — M.  N   Todd, 
Principal  High   School — Mima  Maxey 
Music  &  Drawing — Elizabeth  Croesmann. 

Carml,  White  Co.,  pop.  2,833. 

Pres.  Bd   Educ — Dr.  B.  S.  Crebs. 
Sec    Bd    Educ -—Martin  Speck. 
City  Superintendent— iH.  H    Calvert 
Principal   High    School— H     J.    Karch 

Carrollton,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  2,355. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — James  McNabb. 
Sec.  Bd   Educ — O.  H.  Vlvell. 
City  Superintendent — E    A.  Doolittle. 
Principal  High  School — David  Crist. 
Manual    Training — Gail   A     Nutty 
Domestic  Science — Louise  Campbell. 

Carterville,  Williamson  Co.,  pop.  2,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    J    Aird 

Sec    Bd    Educ— S    S    Vick. 

City  Superintendent — A    O    Towns 

Carthage,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres.   Bd    Educ — Charles  Scofield 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Leo  L    Helfrich 
City  Superintendent — D,  H.  Wells. 
Principal    High    School— A.    M.    Wilson. 
Music  &  Drawing — June   Simpson 


Caithagre  —  continued 

Carthage  College,  coll  ;  co-ed  ,  Luth.;  est. 
1870,  H  D  Hoover,  Pres. 

Casey,  Clark  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    V    Price 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Doit  Young 

City  Supei  intendent  —  W    G    Thompson 

Principal  High   School  —  H    Tiautman 

Centralia,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  9,680. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J     L    Davis 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Mrs    Helen  S    Dunn 

City  Superintendent  —  Samuel  H.  Bonn. 

Prin    Township  II    S  —  Easton  V.  Tubbs 

Supv    Music  —  Miss  Gaeilich 

Manual    Tiaimng  —  3VIz     JLeithtenbergor 

Domestic  Ait  —  Miss   La  t  son 

Brown's  Business  College,   bus    and   sten.; 

est     1897,    Charles   E     Ebezsol,    Principal 

Champaign,  Champaign  Co.,  pop.  12,421. 

Pies     Bd     Educ  —  Homy    W     Berks 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Mis    F    Bainum 

City  Superintendent  —  William  W.  Earnest. 

Prin    H   S—  Lottie  Switzer. 

Supv    Music  —  Amelia.   E    Deneweth 

Manual  Training  —  A   G.  Pippit. 

Domestic  Science  —  Matilda  Voss. 

Drawing  —  Mary  Hill 

Commercial  —  Beulah  E    Selsom 

Brown's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten., 
co-ed;  non-sect;  est.  1900,  T.  R.  Hop- 
kins, B  A  .  Prin  ,  Main  and  Nelll  St 

Pastors  College,  The;  theol  ;  non-sect.;  co- 
ed ,  est  1908,  George  Thorn  Smith,  A,  M, 
Ph.  D,  Pres. 

Chandlerville,  Cass  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    G    Bali 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Hemy  Loopt»r 
City    Superintendent  —  Fied    IMatt 
Principal   High   School—  Emma 


Charleston,  Coles  Co.,  pop.  0,884. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Dr.  J    T    Montgomery. 
Sec   Bd    Educ  —  F    M    Moaley. 
City  Superintendent  —  De  Witt  Elwood. 
Principal  High  School  —  Lester  R*  McCarty 
Supv    Mus.  &  Di  aw  —Frances  K.  Hughes. 
Manual  Training  —  Heber  C.  Taylor. 
Domestic  Science  —  Grace  Cavins 

Eastern  Illinois  State  Normal  School;  nor- 
mal; co-ed  ;  state;  est  1899;  Livingston 
C.  Lord,  LL.  D.,  Pres. 

Chatsworth,  Livingston  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  —  J.  F.  Ryan. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  E.   EJntwlstle. 
City   Superintendent  —  L    C.   Smith 
Principal  High  School—  Lyda  A    Klamm. 

Chenoa,  McLean  Co.,  pop.  1,512. 

Pres.   Bd    Bduc—  E.   M.    Pike. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Anna  K,  Evans. 
City  Superintendent  —  A.  B    Htett 
Principal    High    School—  Maude    FalrfleM. 
Commercial  —  Bu*h    Cornwall. 

Chester,  Bavdolph  Co.,  pop.  2,882. 

City  Superintendent  —  C    O.  To<ltl» 
Principe  If  High  School—  E.   R.  Sayre. 


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Chicago,  Cook  Co.,  pop.  2,185,  283. 

BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 

JACOB  M  LOEB,  Pretid&nt  .  .  Tribune  Building,  Chicago 

JOHN  W  ECKHART,  Vwe-President .  .        ..  . .     Tribune  Building,  Chicago 

LEWIS  E  LARSON,  Secretary  ...  ...  Tribune  Building,  Chicago 

MRS  GEORGE P  "VOSBRINK,  Chairman  Committee  on  School  Management  .        .Chicago 
JOHN  W   ECKHART,  Chairman  Committee  on  Buildings  and  Grounds       .         -Chicago 
CHARLES  S  PETERSON,  Chairman  Committee  on  Finance  .     .     .        .Chicago 

CHARLES  E  YOTJNG,  Chairman  'Committee  on  Leases  .  .     .         Chicago 

CITY  SUPERINTENDENT'S    OFFICE 


JOHN  D  SHOOP,  City  Superintendent  of  Schools 
CHARLES  D  LOWRY,  Assistant  Superintendent 


800  Tribune  Bldg,  Chicago 
8-20  Tribune  Bldg,  Chicago 


DISTRICT   SUPERINTENDENTS 


WILLIAM  M  "ROBERTS,  Evening  and  Vocational  Schools 
SAMUEL  B  ALLISON,  Special  Divisions . 
W  L.  BODINE,  Bureau  of  Compulsory  Education 
WILLIAM  H   CAMPBELL,  Department  of  Examinations 


Dist  1 
Dist  2 
Dist  3 
Dist  4 
Dist.  5 


ELLA  C.  SULLIVAN  Dist.  6 

ERNEST  E  COLE  Dist.  7 

CHARLES  D  LOWRY  Dist.  8  . 

ELIZABETH  W.  MURPHY  Dist   9 . 

..WILLIAM  M  ROBERTS  Dist  10* 

SPECIAL    SUPERVISORS 


826  Tribune  Bldg,  Chicago 

810  Tribune  Bldg,  Chicago 

1146  Tribune  Bldg,  Chicago 

828  Tribune  Bldg,  Chicago 

EDWARD  C.  ROSSETER 

.  RUPUS  M  HITCH 

.  MINNIE  R  COWAN 

ORVILLE  T  BRIGHT 

. .  .SAMUEL  B.  ALLISON 


JOHN  B  CURTIS,  Supervisor  of  Blind  830  Tribune  Bldg ,  Chicago 

LUCY  S  SILKE,  Supervisor  of  Art ...  830  Tribune  Bldg.,  Chicago 

AGNES  C  HEATH,  Supervisor  of  Music  830  Tribune  Bldg ,  Chicago 

MARTIN  SCHMIDIIOPER,  Supervisor  of  -German  .  .  .  830  Tribune  Bldg,  Chicago 
HENRY  SUDEE,  Supervisor  of  Physical  Education  8'30  Tribune  Bldg,  Chicago 

ROBERT  M.  SMITH,  Supv.  Technical  Work  in  High  Schools  830  Tribune  Bldg ,  Chicago 
EDWARD  F  WORST,  Supv  Elementary  'Manual  "Training  830  Tribune  Bldg ,  Ohicago 
IDA  M.  COOK,  Supervisor  Household  Art  and  Science  .  .  830  Tribune  Bldg.,  Chicago 
DANIEL  P.  MACMILLAN,  Director  Child  Study  and  Educational  Beseareh. 

.  806  Tribune  Bldg,  Chicago 

WILLIAM  BACHRACH,  Supv.  Commercial  in  High  Schools  830  Tribune  Bldg,  Chicago 
DUDLEY  GRANT  HAYS,  Director  of  Vocational  Ghndance  and  Community  Centers 

.     . .  826  Tribune  Bldg.,  Chicago 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS 


Austin  High    School,   Fulton   St    and  Lotus 

Av  ;   George   H    Rockwood,   Principal 
Bowen    High    School,    89th    and    Manlstee; 

Charles  I    Parker,  Prln 
Calumet    High    School,    Normal    and    81st; 

Grant    Beebe,    Principal 
Crane     Technical     High     School,    W     Van 

Buren  and  Oakley,  William  J    Bartholf» 

Prin 


Curtis     High     School,     115th     and     State, 

Thomas   C    Hill,   Principal 
Englewood  High  School,  Stewart  and  62nd; 

James  El    Armstrong,  Prin 
Flower    Technical    High    School,    26th   and 

Wabash,    Dora   Wells,    Prln 
Harrison  Technical  High   School,    24th  and 

Marshall  Bd  ,  Frank  L    Morse,  Principal 


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Chicago— co  n  t  mue  d 
Hyde    Paik    High    School,    62nd    and    Stony 

Island  Av  ,  Hiiam  B    Loomis,  Pnncipal 
Lake    High    School,     Union    and    W     47th 

Place,   Edwaid  F    Stearns,  Prin 
Lake  View  High  School,  Ashland  and  Irving 

Park    Blvd  ,    B     Frank   Biown,    Principal 
Lane   Technical  High   School,   Division   and 

Scdgwick,    William    J     Bogan,    Prin 
Marshall  High  School,  Adams  and  Kedzie, 

Louis  J    Block,  Prin 
McKInley  High  School,  Adams  and  Hoyne, 

George  M    Clayberg,   Prin 
Medill  High  School,   14th  PI    near  Throop, 

Avon    S     Hall,    Principal 
Morgan    Park    High    School,    Western    and 

Arlington,   John  H    Heil,  Prin 
Paiker    High    School,     68th    and    Stewart, 

William  B    Owen,   Prin 
Phillips    High   School,    39th    and    Prairie, 

Spencei    R.   Smith,   Prin 
Schurz  High   School,  Milwaukee  and  Addl- 

son,  Walter  F    Slocum,  Prm 
Scnn   High  School,   Glenwood  and  Ardmore 

Av  ,    Benjamin    F    Buck,    Piincipal 
Tuley   High    School,    Claremont    and    Poto- 
mac, Franklin  P    Fisk,  Prm 
Waller  High   School,   Orchard  and   Center, 

John  B    Adams,   Piincipal 

Academy  of  Our  Lady,  girls'  boarding; 
B.  C  ,  est  1876,  Sisters  of  Notre  Dame, 
95th  and  Throop 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Providence,  girls' 
boarding,  R  C  ,  Sister  Directress,  3107 
W  Van  Buren 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  girls'  board- 
ing, H.  C.,  Sister  Superior,  3540  Pine 
Grove. 

Academy  of  St  Scholastica;  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C  ,  est  1908,  Benedictine  Sisters, 
7428  Ridge  Ave ,  Rogers  Park. 

American  College  of  Mechano-Therapy , 
med  ,  est  1867,  W  C.  Schulze,  M  D, 
Dean,  81  W.  Randolph  street 

Am  ei  I  can  College  of  Physical  Education, 
courses  for  physical  directors  and  play- 
ground, co-ed  ;  42nd  and  Grand  Blvd. 

American  Conservatory  of  Music;  mua.; 
est  1886,  John  J  Hattstaedt,  President, 
304  S  Wabash. 

American  School  of  Home  Economics;  cor- 
resp  courses  in  household  science,  est 
1904,  Maurice  Le  Bosquet.  Director.  506 
W  69th 

Anna  Groff-Bryant  Institute;  vocal  arts  for 
singers  and  teachers,  Anna  Groff -Bryant, 
Director,  410  S  Michigan 

Armour  Institute  of  Technology,  Mechani- 
cal, Electrical,  Civil,  Chemical  and  Fire 
Protection  Engineering,  Architecture  and 
Industrial  Arts,  day  and  evening;  Rev 
Frank  W  Gunsaulus,  LL.  D ,  Pres ,  33rd 
and  Federal  Street 

Art  Craft  Institute,  co-ed.,  est.  1900,  T.  V 
Morse,  Prcs ,  129  Garfleld  Boulevard 

Art  Institute  of  Chicago,  Art  School, 
courses  m  di  awing,  painting,  modeling, 
decorative  designing,  illustration,  aichi- 
tecture  and  normal  ait,  co-ed,  est  1879, 


Chicago — continued 

N    H    Carpenter,  Secietat\,  T     T    Keane, 
Dtan  of  the  School,  Michigan  and  Adams 

Balatka  Academy  ot  Musical  Ait,  all 
bi.inchcs  oi  music  and  diamatlc  art, 
Anna  H  Balatka,  Ducctoi,  41  Audi- 
torium Bldg 

Balatka  Musical  College,  mus  ,  est  1879, 
Chr  F  Balatka,  Dnettor,  <J39  S  Wabash 
Avenue 

Baptist  Missionary  Training  School,  theol. 
for  missionaries,  women,  boarding,  Bapt  , 
est  1SS1,  Mis  A  E  Reynolds,  Principal, 
2969  Vernon 

Barnes  School  of  Anatomy,  Sanitary  Sci- 
ence and  Embalming,  co-ed  ;  est.  1892, 
Carl  L.  Barnes,  M.  D ,  Pres  ,1977  Ogden 

Barrett  Institute  of  Shorthand,  sten  ;  est 
1904,  Charles  R  Barrett,  President,  22 
West  Monroe  Street 

Bennett  Medical  College,  Medical  Depart- 
ment of  Loyola  University;  med.,  co-ed  , 
est  1867,  Maxmilian  Herzog,  M  D, 
Dean ,  1358  Fulton 

Bergey  Chicago  Opoia  School,  piano  and 
voice,  Theodoie  S  Bex  gey,  Director,  410 
S  Michigan 

Bergen  Hall,  prep  ;  co-ed;  boarding  for 
girls,  est.  1906,  George  B  Bergen,  A  B. 
Piincipal,  527  Fullerton 

Berlitz    School    of    Languages,    languages; 

co-ed  ;  est    1878,  56  E    Congress 
Bethany    Bible    School ,    theol ,    missionary 

training,     and     Bible    teachers'     courses; 

non-sect  ,    co-ed  ,    est     1905,    Albert    C. 

Wioand,   Piesitlent,   3135   W    Van   Buren 
Birmingham   Shorthand  School,   sten  ,   1115 

Blue  Island  Ave 
Boyd's   Shorthand   School;   sten.   and  bus.; 

est    1902,  Robert  Boyd,   Principal,   64   W. 

Randolph 
Boyesen  School,  girls'  boarding  and  young 

boys',    Augusta    Boyesen,    Principal,    4961 

Lake  Paik   Ave 
Bryant   &   Stratton   Business   College,   bus. 

and  sten  ,  est   1856,  H   W  Bryant,  Pres.. 

80  E    Randolph 
Burns    School    of   Music,    piano,    voice    and 

drama,   est    1!>04,  M    Rose  Bums,   Diree- 

toi,    436   W     C3id 
Bush     Conservatory,      com  sea     In     music, 

diama,    phv     cult ,    and    l«in«r ,     ro-ecl  ; 

est.  1902,  Kenneth  M    Bradley,  Director, 

N    Clark  and  Chicago 

Calumet  Conseivatoiy  of  Music  and  Dra- 
matic Art,  est  1908;  Richard  B  De 

Young,   Director,   113'fl    Michigan   Ave 
Caruthers'   Normal   School,   normal   music; 

Julia  Caruthers,  Dir,  410  S.  Michigan. 
Cathedral  College,  theol.;  men.  R.  C.;  eat. 

1904.  Dr   F    A    Purcell,  D.  D.,  Pres.,  7X» 

Cass. 
Central      States      College     of     Pharmacy; 

Pharmacy    Department    of    Loyola    Uni- 
versity;    two-year    course;     co-ed.;     est. 

1907,    G     L.    Secord,    Registrar,    Hayes 

Avenue  and  Sheridan  Road. 


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Chicago — continued 

Central  Station  Institute,  couises  in  sales 
and  commercial  departments  of  the  elec- 
trical interests,  est  1912,  H  L  Lincoln, 
Instructor,  112  W  Adams  St 

Centralizing:  School  of  Music,  music,  co-ed.. 
Gertrude  Radle-Paiadis,  Director,  20  B 
Jackson  Bl\d 

Century  School  of  Music,  mus  and  or  ,  est 
1895,  Chester  N  Hanson,  Director,  Athe- 
naeum Bldg 

Chapek  Music  School,  music,  co-ed  ,  Joseph 
H  Chapek,  Director,  3452  Broadway 

Chicago  Academy  of  Pine  Arts,  art,  co-ed  , 
est  1899,  Carl  N  Werntz,  Director,  81 
E  Madison  St 

Chicago  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
co-ed  est  1889,  Mrs  F  B  Virden, 
Principal,  Wabash  and  Adarn«* 

Chicago  Business  Law  School;  bus.  law, 
co-ed  ,  est  1895,  Charles  Ailing,  Jr , 
Dean,  116  South  Michigan  Avenue 

Chicago  College  of  Advertising,  corresp 
adv  ,  est  1902  W.  A  Mernam,  Mgr , 
12:2  South  Michigan  Avenue. 

Chicago  College  of  Dental  Surgery,  dent  , 
men,  est  1881,  Truman  W  Brophy, 
DD  S,  Dean,  Wood  and  Harrison 

Chicago  College  of  Medicine  and  Surgery, 
Medical  Department  Valparaiso  Univer- 
sity, med  ,  co-ed  ,  est.  1902,  J  N  Koe, 
M.  D.  Sec,  704  S  Lincoln 

Chicago  College  of  Music,  est  1909,  Esther 
Hairis,  Dace  tor,  Kimball  Hall 

Chicago  College  of  Naprapathy,  est  1909, 
Oakley  Smith,  D  N  ,  President,  1428 
Jackson  Boulevard 

Chicago  College  of  Osteopathy,  co-ed  ,  est 
18D1,  Carl  F  McConnell,  M  D,  D  O, 
President,  1422  W  Monroe 

Chicago  College  of  Pharmacy  (University 
of  Illinois) »  pharm  ,  co-ed.,  est  1859 , 
William  Baker  Day,  Ph  G,  Dean,  12th 
and  Michigan 

Chicago  Conservatory1,  mus  ,  co-ed  ,  eat 
1884,  Walton  Perkins,  Pres ,  Auditorium 
Bldg. 

Chicago  Correspondence  School  of  Low, 
law,  est  1892,  Charles  F.  Westwood, 
Sec ,  Reaper  Blk 

Chicago  Evangelistic  Institute,  practice 
school  for  evangelists  and  missionaries, 
non-sect.,  co-ed  ,  Rev.  G.  A.  McLaugh- 
lin,  A  M,  Dean,  1754  Washington  Blvd 

Chicago  Bye,  Ear,  Nose  and  Throat  Col- 
elge,  post-graduate,  men,  est.  1897,  Wil- 
liam A  Fisher,  M  D,  235  W.  Washing- 
ton 

Chicago  Froebel  Association;  training 
school  for  klndergartnera;  eat.  1876, 
Mrs.  Alice  H.  Putnam,  Prin.,  1008  Fine 
Arts  Bldg 

Chicago  Hospital  College  of  Medicine;  reg  ; 
co-ed  ,  Frederick  A  Leusman,  M  D, 
LL  D ,  Dean,  3832  Rhodes  Ave 

Chicago-Kent  College  of  Law;  law;  co-ed.; 
eat  1888,  Bdmond  W.  Burke,  Dean,  8 
S  Dearborn. 


Chicago — continued 

Chicago  Kindergarten  Institute;  kinder- 
garten training,  est  1894,  Miss  Caroline 
C.  Cronise,  Director,  40  Scott  St 

Chicago  Latin  School,  boys'  prep  ,  day, 
Robert  B  Bates,  Prin ,  18  E  Division 

Chicago  Latin  School  for  Girls;  prep.,  day, 
non-sect  ,  est.  1888,  Mabel  Slade  Vickery, 
Principal,  Scott  and  Stone  Streets. 

Chicago     Law     School;    law,     co-ed  ;     est. 

1896,    J     J     Tobias,    Chancellor,    64    W 

Randolph 
Chicago    Musical   College,    mus  ,   est     1867, 

Felix    Barowski,    Pres,    624    S     Michigan 

Chicago  Nautical  School,  nautical  science, 
men,  W  L  Cowles,  Pun,  Masonic  Tern 

Chicago  Normal  School,  city  teachers'  train- 
ing school,  co-ed  ,  est  1871,  William 
Bishop  Owen,  Ph  D  ,  Principal,  68th  and 
Stewart 

Chicago  Parental  School,  school  for  delin- 
quents ,  Peter  A.  Mortenson,  Supt ,  W. 
Foster  and  N  Central  Park  ave 

Chicago  Piano  College,  mus.;  est  1895; 
Haimon  H  Watt,  Dnectoi,  304  S 
Wabash 

Chicago  School  of  Applied  and  Normal  Art; 
art,  Emma  M  Church,  Director,  606  S 
Michigan 

Chicago  School  of  Architecture;  Engineering 
course  given  at  Armour  Institute,  archi- 
tectural drawing  and  kindred  subjects  at 
Art  Institute,  4-year  course,  Howard  Mon- 
roe Raymond,  B  S ,  Dean 

Chicago  School  of  Assaying;  assaying,  J. 
Dunraven  Young,  Dir,  1733  Monadnock 
Bldg 

Chicago  School  of  Civics  and  Philanthropy, 
courses  in  civic,  philanthropic,  and  social 
work,  est  1903,  Graham  Taylor,  Presi- 
dent, 116  S.  Michigan  Avenue. 

Chicago  School  of  Painting,  Decorating  and 
Paper-hanging,  trade,  est  1908;  G  D. 
Green,  Principal,  412  N  Dearborn  Street. 

Chicago  School  of  Physical  Education  and 
Expression,  normal,  physical  cult,  and 
gymnastics,  est.  1903;  Mrs  Robert  L. 
Parsons,  Prin,  432  S.  Wabash. 

Chicago  School  of  Watchmaking,  courses  in 
watchmaking,  jewelry  repairing,  stone 
setting  and  engxaving,  est  1908,  59  East 
Van  Buren  St 

Chicago  Teachers'  College,  city  normal 
school ,  co-ed  ;  William  Bishop  Owen, 
Prin .  68th  and  Stewart 

Chicago  Technical  College,  arch,  eng., 
diafting  and  designing  courses,  day,  even- 
ing and  corr  ,  est.  1895 ,  Charles  W. 
Morey,  President,  116  S  Michigan. 

Chicago  Theological  Seminary;  theol  ;  men. 

Cong  ;  est    1868,  Rev    O    Stearns  Davis, 

Ph    D    S.  D.,  20  N    Ashland  Blvd 
Chicago    Training    School    for    City,    Home 

and  Foreign   Missions,    non-sect  ;  co-ed  ; 

Lucy  Rider  Meyer,  A.  M ,  Principal,  4949 

Indiana  Avenue. 


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Chicago — continued 
Chicago  Veterinary  College;  vet  ,  men,  est 

1883,    Joseph    Hughes,    V.    SM    Sec.,    2537 

S    State 
Columbia   College   of   Expression,    elo    and 

or  ,  co-ed  ,  est   1890,  Miss  Mary  A.  Blood, 

A.  M ,  Litt    B  ,  Pres ,  64  E    Van  Buren 

Columbia  Business  College  bus  and  sten  , 
Milwaukee  and  Westein,  also  Iivmg  Paik 
Bvd  and  Milwaukee 

Columbia  School  of  Music,  music  and  dram 
art;  co-ed.;  est.  1901,  Clara  Osborne 
Reed,  Pres,  609  S.  Wabash 

Cosmopolitan  School  of  Music  and  Dra- 
matic Art  ,  music;  Mrs.  W.  S  Bracken, 
President,  431  S  Wabash 

Congregational  Training  School,  missionary 
training,  women,  Cong,  est  1909,  Ra- 
chel Lucy  Rogers,  M  A ,  B  D ,  Dean,  315 
S  Ashland  Blvd 

Coyne  National  Trade  School;  plumbing, 
bricklaying  and  electrical  trades;  est. 
1899,  Li  L  Cooke,  Dir ,  45  E.  Illinois 

Cristman  Shorthand  School;  sten  ;  Miss 
Laura  B.  Cristman,  Prin.,  3151  Indiana 

Cultural  Review  School,  normal  review,  co- 
ed ,  est  1905,  O  M  Heath,  Principal.  37 
S  Wabash 

De  La  Salle  Institute,  commercial;  men; 
R  C.,  Brother  Liguori,  Pres,  35th  and 
Wabash 

De  Paul  University,  comprises  College  of 
Libeial  Arts,  of  Sciences,  of  Engineering, 
of  Medicine,  of  Law,  of  Education,  of 
Music,  of  Commerce,  School  of  Art  and 
Design,  the  Academy,  and  University 
School  for  Ghls,  R  C  ,  est  1908,  Vety 
Rev  Pzancis  X  McCabe,  C  M ,  LL  D, 
President,  Webster  Ave  and  Osgood 

De  Paul  University,  College  of  Engineering, 
courses  in  civil,  mechanical  and  electrical 
engineering,  men,  R  C  ,  George  J  Jenis- 
ta,  E  E ,  Director 

Drake  School  of  Music,  piano,  voice,  violin, 
dramatic,  Earl  R  Drake,  Director,  Audi- 
torium Building. 

Elmwood  Home  School,  co-ed  ;  boarding: 
non-sect.;  Miss  Mary  A.  Fellows,  Prin., 
5495  Cornell 

Englewood  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten  ,  F  B.  Bellls,  President,  6233  Hal- 
sted. 

Englewood  Conservatory,  music,  est  1904, 
Albert  H  McConnell,  Director,  6233  S 
Halsted  St. 

Englewood  Lyric  School;  mus,  dram  and 
phy  cult  ,  est  1906,  Roy  James  Battls, 
manager,  213  W  61st  Street. 

Ephpheta  School  for  Deaf  and  Dumb;  pri- 
vate, girls,  boys  under  14;  Annie  M  Lar- 
kin,  Principal  3100  N  Crawford  Ave, 

Faulkner  School;  girls*  prep  ;  eat.  1885; 
Miss  Elizabeth  Faulkner,  Prin.,  4740 
Dorchester 

German -American  Conservatory  of  Music; 
correspondence  courses;  J  J.  Collins, 
President,  209  S.  State. 


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Good's  Shorthand  School;  sten  ,  est  1904, 
Maiv  M  Good,  Puncipal,  1973  Lincoln 

Gregg  School,  sten  ,  est  1896,  John  R 
Gregg,  President,  6  N  Michigan  Ave 

Hadley  School  of  Music,  piano,  violin,  pub- 
lic school  music,  Grant  Hadley,  Director, 
431  S  Wabash 

Hamilton  College  of  Law,  evening  sessions, 
co-ed  ,  Sholby  B  Noltnoi,  LL  D,  Pies, 
119  W  Madison 

Hahnemann  Medical  College;  xned  ;  ho- 
meop. ,  co-ed  ;  est.  1860;  H.  R.  Chlslett, 
M  D  ,  Piosidcnt,  2811  Cottage  Giove 

Harvard  School  for  Boys,  boys'  prep  ;  day; 
non-sect  ,  est.  1876;  John  J  Schoblnger, 
Dean,  4651  Drexel  Blvd 

Hinshaw  Conservatory,  music  and  dra- 
matic art,  John  Arno  Hinshaw,  Direc- 
tor, Kimball  Hall 

Holy  Angels'  Academy,  girls,  H*  C.;  545 
Oakwood  Blvd 

Holy  Family  Academy;  pelect  school  for 
Polish  children,  est.  1892;  C.  C.  Sctes- 
lawa,  Supeiioi,  1140  W  Division  St 

Huelster  School  of  Music;  voice,  est.  1911, 
Otto  Bismark  Huelster,  Director,  Kim- 
ball  Hall 

Illinois  College  of  Law,  Law  Department  De 
Paul  University,  day  and  evening  ses- 
sions, co-ed  ,  est  1897,  Charles  L.  Ma- 
honey,  LL  D ,  Dean,  207  S  Wabash  Ave 

Illinois  School  of  Electro-Therapeutics; 
med.  electro-therapeutics;  co-ed.;  est. 
1901;  C.  S  Neiswanger,  M.  D.,  Pres.,  30 
E  Randolph 

Jenner  Medical  College,  med.;  reg. ;  even- 
ing, co-ed  ,  est.  1891,  John  D.  MacKel- 
ler,  M  D.,  Sec,  225  W  Washington  St* 

Jewish  Training  School  of  Chicago;  in- 
dust  ;  co-ed.,  non-sect.;  est.  1888;  Orris 
J  Milliken,  Supt ,  654  W.  12th  Place. 

John  Marshall  Law  School;  law;  co-ed.; 
est  1889;  Edward  T.  Lee,  Dean,  35  N. 
Dearborn. 

Jones*    School    of   Telegraphy;    teleg.;    est. 

1893,  F.  S   Jones,  Manager,  305  S.  LaSalle. 
Jones'  National  School  of  Auctioneering  and 

Oratory;  Carey  M   Jones,  President,  14  N. 

Sacramento    Boulevard. 
Jones  North  Chicago  Business  College;  bus. 

and    sten  ,    R.    M     Jones,    Principal,    550 

Garfleld   Avenue 
Josephinum  Academy,  R   C,  girls'  boarding 

and    day;    Sisters    of   Christian    Charity, 

1615  N.  Oakley  Ave. 
Kelso  School  of  Music  and  Dramatic  Art; 

Hugh    A     Kelso,    Jrf     Director,     431    S. 

Wabash  Ave. 

Kenwood-Loring  School  for  Girls;  non- 
sect  ;  est.  1885;  Mrs.  Stella  Dyer  Loring, 
Prin,  4600  Ellis  Ave. 

Kenwood  Latin  School  for  Boys;  boys' 
prep.;  est.  1907;  Mrs.  Mary  Ekln  Whit- 
ton,  Prin. 


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Kmdergaiten  Collegiate  Institute,  training 
school  foi  kmdeigaitneis,  est  1881,  Eva 
B  Whitmore,  Prin ,  410  So  Michigan 
Kindergarten  Training  School  at  Chicago 
Commons,  kindergarten  training,  wo- 
men, Bertha  Hofer  Hegner,  Supt,  965 
Grand  Ave. 

Laird's  Business  College ,  bus  and  sten  ;  est 
1902,  Albert  J  Laird,  Principal,  217  W 
31st  St 

Lake  View  Institute,  girls*  boarding  non- 
sec  ,  Sarah  A  Anable,  Principal,  442 
Wellington  Ave 

Leonard-Wilson  School  of  Music  and  Ex- 
pi  ession,  est  1907,  Ida  Fletcher  Leonard, 
Director,  6255  Kimbark  Avenue 

Lewis  Institute,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1896; 
Mechanic  Arts,  Engineering,  Domestic 
Economy  and  Decorative  Art,  day  and 
evening,  George  Noble  Caiman,  A.  B., 
Director,  Madison  and  Robey 

Logan  Square  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  2bOO  Milwaukee  Ave 

Loreto  Convent  of  the  Immaculate  Concep- 
tion, girls'  boarding,  R  C.,  est  1906, 
Ladies  of  Loreto,  b5th  and  Washington 

Loyola  Academy  for  Boys,  prep.,  R.  C  , 
est.  1909,  Frederick  faiedenbuig,  £  J  , 
Principal,  Rogers  Park 

Loyola  College  of  Law,  three-year  course, 
evening  sessions,  6  30  to  9;  co-ed.;  est 
1908,  William  Dillon,  LL  D,  Dean,  Clark 
and  Randolph  Streets 

Loyola  University,  comprises  St  Ignatius 
College,  Academy,  and  Commercial  High 
School,  Loyola  Academy,  Loyola  College 
of  Law,  Engineering  Department,  Ben- 
nett Medical  College,  and  Central  States 
College  of  Pharmacy,  co-ed  ;  R.  C  , 
Henry  S  Spalding,  S.  J,  Regent-Director, 
Hayes  Avenue  and  Sheridan  Road 

Loyola  University  Engineering  Department, 
courses  in  Civil,  Electrical,  Chemical,  and 
Mechanical  Engineering;  G.  L.  Secord, 
Registrar,  Hayes  Ave  &  Sheridan  Rd 

MacCormac  School,  bus  and  sten.;  co-ed.; 
est  1902 ,  Morton  MacCormac,  Pres , 
1206  E  63rd  St  Branch  school  at  11419 
Michigan  Ave 

Maclean  School,  vocal  art,  expression,  dra- 
matic art,  languages,  dancing,  Juan  C 
Maclean,  Pres,  624  S.  Michigan  Ave 

Mary  Wood  Chase  School  of  Musical  Arts; 
music,  co-ed  ;  Mary  Wood  Chase,  Direc- 
tor, 410  S.  Michigan  Avenue 

McCormlck  Theological  Seminary;  theo., 
Presb  ,  men,  est  1830,  Rev.  James  G,  K 
McClure,  LL  D  ,  President,  2320  N  Halsted 

McCowan  Oral  School  for  Young  Deaf  Chil- 
dren; speech  teaching;  co-ed  ;  private; 
eat  1883,  Cornelia  D.  Blngham  Eggers, 
Prin,  6550  Tale  Ave. 

McKlllip  Veterinary  College;  vet.,  men; 
est  1892,  Charles  Frazier,  D.  V  S,  Dean, 
1C  39  S  Wabash  Ave 


Chicago — continued 

McKmloy  Unueisity  College  of  Law,  cor- 
respondence couises,  Joseph  R  Poland, 
LL  B,  Dean,  1507  E  55th  St 

Metropolitan  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten.;  est.  1873,  O  M  Powers,  Prin., 
Central  College,  Wabash  and  Monroe. 
Blanches  at  9008  Commercial,  300  W 
63i  d,  1110  S  Oakley  Bvd  ,  9  S  Ciawford, 
1530  N  Robey,  3237  Lincoln  Ave  ,  1546 
Larrabee  St 

Metropolitan  Conservatory  of  Music,  est 
1910,  Harry  Dimond  and  Leroy  Wetzel, 
Directors,  Kimball  Hall 

Mendelssohn  Conservatory  of  Music;  vocal 
and  instrumental  music,  est  1906,  Carrie 
Scott,  Director,  239  Wabash  Avenue 

Moody  Bible  Institute,  Missionary  Train- 
ing School,  co-ed.;  Interdenominational, 
est  1886,  James  M.  Gray,  D  D,  Dean,  153 
Institute  Place 

Mozgan  Park  Academy;  boys'  military, 
non-sect  ,  est  18U2,  Haiiy  Delmont 
Abel  Is,  S  B  ,  Supt ,  Morgan  and  Crescent 

Morgan  School  of  Expression,  Anna;  dram, 
art,  Miss  Anna  Morgan,  Dir,  Fine  Arts 
Bldg. 

Mosei  Shorthand  College,  day  and  evening, 
Munson,  110  S  Michigan 

National  Kindergarten  College,  normal  kin- 
dergarten courses,  women,  boarding  dept , 
est  1886,  Elizabeth  Harrison,  President, 
2944  Michigan  Ave 

National  School  of  Chiiopractic,  corre- 
spondence, John  F  A  Howard,  D  C, 
Dean,  1553  W  Madison  St 

North  Park  College;  prep  ;  boarding,  co- 
ed ,  est  1893,  Swedish  Evans  Mis- 
sion, Rev  David  Nyvall,  M  Ph  C.,  Presi- 
dent, Kedzie  and  Foster 

North     Shore     School     of     Music;     music; 
Charles    J.     Haake,    Director,     Evanston 
and  Leland   Aves. 

Northern  Illinois  College  of  Ophthalmology 
and  Otology,  co-ed.;  est  1872;  J.  B.  Mc- 
Fatrich,  M.  D,  Pres,  153  N.  Michigan. 

Northwestern  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten  ,  J  F  Fish,  Principal,  1630  Mil- 
waukee Ave 

Noith  western  University  Dental  School; 
aent  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1887,  Thomas  L  Gil- 
mer,  D  D  S ,  Dean,  Lake  and  Dear- 
born. 

Northwestern  University  Law  School,  law; 
co-ed.;  est.  1859;  John  H.  Wlgmore, 
Dean,  Dearborn  and  Lake. 

Northwestern  University  Medical  School; 
med. ,  reg  ;  men;  est.  1859;  Arthur  Robin 
Edwards,  M.  D.,  Dean,  2421  Dearborn 

Northwestern  University  School  of  Phar- 
macy, pharm  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1886,  John 
Harpei  Long,  Sc  D  ,  Dean,  31  W  Lake 

Northwestern  University  School  of  Com- 
merce, Accounts  and  Finance;  co-ed  ;  eat. 
1908,  Willard  Eugene  Hotchklss,  Ph.D., 
Dean,  Lake  &  Dearborn  Sts 

O'Dcmnell's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.; 
D  J  O'Donnell,  Prln ,  116  N  Paulina 

Orr'a  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.; 
Grant  Orr,  Prin.,  6309  Tale,  also  5451  8. 
Ashland 

Parker  School,  Francis  W. ,  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Flora  J.  Cooke,  Prin ,  380  Webster. 


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Chicagro — continued 

Paterson's  Stenographic  Institute,  sten  ; 
and  office  appliances,  est  1889,  Charles 
Paterson,  Manager,  19  S  LaSalle. 

Pestalozzi-Froebel  Kindergarten  Training 
School,  normal  kind  and  play-ground 
courses,  est  1896,  Mrs  Bertha  Hofer- 
Hegner,  Supei  mtendent,  616  S  Michigan 

Phillips  School  of  Oratory,  elo  and  or  ,  co- 
ed ;  est  1894,  Arthur  Edward  Phillips, 
Principal,  304  S  Wabash  Avenue. 

Physical  Culture  Training  School,  est  1910, 
Morey  Aldrich  Wood,  B  S  ,  Acting  Presi- 
dent, 42nd  St  and  Grand  Blvd 

Pieison  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ,  est 
1910,  I  W  Pierson,  Pres ,  1134  Wilson 

Revilo  College,  sten  ;  day  and  evening  ses- 
sions, est  1912,  L  A  Corboy,  B  S, 
Principal,  17  N  Wabash 

Hush  Medical  College,  med.,  reg  ;  co-ed.; 
est  1837,  Frank  Billings,  M.  S,  M.  D, 
Dean,  Harrison  and  Wood. 

Ryder  Divinity  School,  men,  est.  1881; 
Univ  ,  Rev.  Lewis  B  Fisher,  D  D  ,  Dean, 
5733  Kenwood  Ave 

St  Cyril's  College,  theol  and  prep  ;  men, 
R  C  ,  Brother  Director,  6413  Star  Ave 

St.  Francis  Xavier  Academy;  girls'  board- 
ing, R.  C  ;  est.  1846;  Sister  Mary  de 
Sales,  Superior,  4928  Cottage  Grove 

St  Ignatius  College,  collegiate  department 
of  Loyola  University,  men,  R  C  ,  est. 
1869,  George  J  Leahy,  S  J,  Vice-Pres, 
1076  W  12th  Street. 

St  Louis  Academy;  girls*  boarding;  R.  C.; 
est  1904,  Sister  Saint  Aubert,  Superior, 
11715  State  St 

St  Patrick's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R. 
C.,  est.  1883,  Mother  Mary  Joseph,  Su- 
perior, 2303  Park 

St  Patrick's  Commercial  Academy,  prep 
and  bus  ,  Brother  Joseph,  135  S  Des- 
Plaines  St 

St  Stanislaus  College,  coll  and  prep  ,  boys' 
boarding  and  day,  R  C  ,  est  1890,  Rev 
J  L  Zapala,  Pres ,  1456  Division. 

St.  Viator's  Normal  Institute;  prep  and 
nor  ,  co-ed. ,  R  C ;  Rev  E.  L  Rivard, 
Principal,  3208  N  Crawford 

Scandia  Academy,  prep,  bus  and  music; 
co-ed  ;  Dr  Olof  A  Toffteen,  Rector,  4753 
Dover 

School  of  Domestic  Arts  and  Sciences; 
women;  est.  1893;  Mrs  Lynden  Evans, 
Pres,  177  N  State. 

Sherwood  Music  School ;  xnus. ;  co-ed  ;  est. 
1897,  Georgia  Kober,  Director,  410  S 
Michigan  Avenue 

Spaids  School  for  Girls;  girls*  boarding; 
non-sect;  est  1890;  Miss  Kate  Louise 
Spaids,  Prln,  3138  S.  Michigan 

Spry  Music  School,  Walter,  est  1906;  Wal- 
ter Spry,  Director,  Fine  Arts  Bldg. 

Starrett  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding 
non-sect.;  est.  1884;  Mrs  Helen  Ekin 
Starrett,  Prin ,  4718  Woodlawn  Ave 

Stein  Musical-Dramatic  Conservatory,  music 
and  drama,  Karl  Burcn  Stein,  Director, 
Auditorium  Bldg. 


Chicagro — continued 

Stevan  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ;  est  1880;  Mrs  Luella  M.  Wil- 
son, Prin  ,  4313  D  rex  el 

Success  Shorthand  School,  bus  and  sten.; 
est  1903;  W.  L  James,  Pres,  62  W. 
Randolph. 

Thomas  Ainold  School,  boys'  prop  ,  board- 
ing and  dav,  non-sect  ,  est  1912,  John 
Stuart  White,  LL  D ,  Headmaster,  1302 
N  State 

Technical  Normal  School ,  courses  in  mus , 
draw ,  dom  sci ,  and  phy  edu  ,  women , 
boarding  dept  ,  est  1910 ,  Miss  Mary  Sher- 
wood, Director,  3207  S  Michigan 

University  High  School  of  the  University  of 
Chicago;  non-sect.,  co-ed  ;  est.  1903; 
Franklin  W  Johnson,  A  M ,  Principal, 
Kenwood  Ave  and  58th 

University  of  Chicago,  comprises  the  Gradu- 
ate School  of  Arts  and  Literature,  the 
Ogden  (Graduate)  School  of  Science,  the 
Divinity  School,  the  Law  School,  the 
Medical  Courses  (in  co-operation  with 
Rush  Medical  College)  the  School  of 
Education,  and  the  Colleges  of  Arts,  of 
Literature,  of  Science,  of  Philosophy,  of 
Commerce  and  Administration,  of  Educa- 
tion, and  the  Extension  Division;  non- 
sect  ,  co-ed  ,  est.  1892;  Harry  Pratt  Jud- 
son,  LL.  D ,  President,  58th  and  Ellis  Ave. 

University  of  Chicago,  School  of  Education; 
professional  training  courses  for  teachers; 
Charles  H  Judd,  LL  D.,  Director. 

University  of  Chicago,  College  of  Commerce 
and  Administration;  commerce,  adminis- 
tration, and  finance;  co-ed.;  L.  0.  Mar- 
shall, M.  A.,  Dean 

University  of  Chicago  Divinity  School; 
theol.;  Bapt  ,  est  1866;  Shailer  Mathews, 
D  D  ,  LL  D ,  Dean 

University  of  Chicago  Law  School;  law;  co- 
ed ;  est  1902;  James  Parker  Hall,  A.  B., 
LL  B,  Dean,  Lexington  and  69th. 

Univeisity  of  Illinois,  College  of  Dentistry; 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1899;  Frederick  B 
Moorohead,  D  D  S,  Dean,  813  W.  Har- 
rison St 

Univeislty  of  Illinois,  College  of  Medicine, 
state,  ieg  ,  co-ed  ;  D  A  K  fitcole,  M.  D, 
Dean,  W  Congress  and  Honor* 

University  School  for  Boys,  boys'  prop  ; 
day,  est  1890,  non-sect  ,  Wai  tor  R  Kohn, 
Headmaster,  1139  N  Dearborn 

University  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect.;  Mias  Anna  R.  Halre,  Dean, 
1106  Lake  Shore  Drive. 

Wahl-Henius  Institute  of  Fermentology ; 
courses  in  brewing  technology;  eat  1890, 
Robert  Wahl,  Director,  1185  Fullerton 
Ave 

Wallace  Commercial  School;  bus.  and  sten,; 
162  N.  Dearborn. 

Walton  School  of  Commerce;  correap.  and 
residence  courses,  est.  1010,  Seymour 
Walton,  C.  P,  A,  122  S.  Michigan, 

Watson's  Business  College;  bus.  and  •ten*; 
George  Watson,  Prin,,  688  W.  65th  blve. 


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Webster  College  of  Law,  day  and  evening, 
co-ed  ,  14  W  Washington  St 

Western  Theological  Seminary,  theol  ;  P. 
E  ;  men,  eat  1886,  Rev  Wm  C.  De  Witt, 
S  T.  D,  Pres,  2726  Washington  blvd. 

Winters  School  of  Jewelry  Engraving,   est 

1897,   1815   Heyworth  Bldg 
Chicago  Heights,  Cook  Co.,  pop   14,525. 

Pres     Bd     Bduc — Cass    L     Kennicott 

Sec    Bd    Educ — F    M    Richardson 

City  Superintendent — Francis  M  Richard- 
son 

Prin.  Township  H    S. — E.  L.  Boyer. 

Miles  Institute,  bus  and  sten  ,  est.  1909, 
L  R  Swanson,  Principal 

Chillicothe,  Peorfa  Co.,  pop.  1,851. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — John  Titus 
Sec    Bd    Bduc  —Henry  Truitt 
City  Superintendent — F    G    Edwards 
Principal  High  School — A    M    Wells 

Chrisman,  Edgar  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

City   Superintendent — P     M     Watson. 
Pimcipal  High  School — P    M    Watson 

Cicero,  Cook  Co.,  pop.  14,557. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — J     F     Slapak 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    J    Vana 

City    Superintendent — W     W    Lawton 

Prin    Township   H    S — H    V    Church 

Supv    Music — Raymond  N    Carr 

Phy     Cult     (boys) — Harry  L    Brundage 

Phy    Cult    (girls)— Rose  M    Gyles 

Drawing — Arsina  Hauk 

Commercial — Roy   Hall 

Manual  Training — John  E    Poole 

Clayton,  Adams  Co.,  pop*,  1,050 

Principal   High    School — T     J    Haney 

Clinton,  Dewltt  Co.,  pop.  5,165. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Fred  Ball. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — K.  S    Brown 

City  Superintendent — H.  H    Edmunds 

Pitncipal  High  School — Lee  Ross  Blohm 

Supv    Music — Guna  C    Kelley 

Domestic   Science — Kate  Oliver. 

Manual  Training — Carl  Richards 

Clinton  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
A  T  Scovill,  Principal 

Cobden,  Union  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Piinclpal  High  School — John  C   Carter 

Coffeen,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc— C    A    Traylor 
Sec    Bd    SJduo — Thomas  C    Edwards 
City  Superintendent — Lewis  R    Traylor 
Principal  High  School — Thomas  V.  Alsop. 

Coffeen  Normal  School  and  Academy;  prep  ; 
co-ed.;  non-sect.;  Jacobel  Taylor,  Pres. 

Colchester,  MeDonouffh  Co.,  pop.  1,685. 

City  Superintendent-*— Roy  E    Simpson 
Prin.  H.  8.— Wallace  McConnell. 

Colfax,  McLean  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

Pres.  Bd   Bduc — W   C,  Mooberry 
Sec   Bd    Educ— A.  L.  Hutson 
City   Superintendent — P    M    Hoke. 
Principal  High  School— LIda  J.  Smith 


Collinsvllle,  Madison  Co  ,  pop   7,478. 
City  Superintendent — C.  D.  Dorris. 
Pnn.  Township  H    S — A   E.  Arendt 
Manual    Training — Chester    Gumm 
Domestic  Science — Nellie  Reaugh 

College  of  Commerce,  bus  and  sten  ,  est 
1907,  Miller  and  Simpson,  Props. 

Creal  Springs,  Williamson  Co.,  pop.  940. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — George  Liischer 
Sec    Bd   Educ — Lewis  Remhardt 
City  Superintendent — L    A    Schafer. 
Penmanship — Amy  O    Lill 

Creal  Springs  College,  coil  ,  co-ed  ,  Bapt  , 
Mrs  G  B  Hurrah,  Pres. 

Cuba,  Fulton  Co  ,  pop.  1,250. 

City    Superintendent — P    H    Hellver 
Principal  High   School — Myrtle  Hill 

Dakota,  Stephenson  Co.,  pop.  269. 

Dakota  School  for  Boys,  open  air  12  month 
__ses&ions>  6  to  12,  W    H    Wyler,  Prin 

Dallas  City,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

City    Superintendent — Elsie    H     Giese 
Principal  High  School — Howard  Lembaugh 

Danville,  Vermilion  Co ,  pop.  27,871. 
Pres   Bd   Educ  — George  W.  Telling. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— A.  A    Partlow. 
City  Superintendent — Gilbert  P    Randle 
Principal   High   School — A.   W.   Smalley 
Supv    Primai  y — Nellie  Haley 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Ella  C    White. 
Manual  Training — L  A.  Tuggle. 
Domestic  Science — Bertha  Harper. 
Drawing — Mary  E   Williams 
Penmanship — A.  L    Loring 
Commercial — Lydla  V    Johnson 

Brown's  Business  College;   bus    and   sten.; 

co-ed  ,  est    1895,  J   A    Ebersol,  Principal 
Danville  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 

co-ed.    Principal 

Decatnr,  Maeon  Co.,  pop.  81,140. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — R    C    Augustine 
Clerk  Bd    Educ — Arthur  Kinkade 
City  Superintendent — J    O    Bngleman 
Supv     Elem     Grades — Katharine    Hamilton 
Principal   High    School — T    M.     Doam. 
Manual    Training — C    V    Denman 
Domestic    Science — Elizaibeth    E     Stone 
Penmanship — Mary    Baker 
Commercial — E    H    Langdon 

Brown's  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten., 
co-ed.;  est.  1884;  H.  M.  Owen,  Prin. 

James  MilUken  University,  comprises  Col- 
lege of  Liberal  Arts,  Engineering:,  Domes- 
tic Economy,  Fine  and  Applied  Arts, 
Commerce  and  Finance,  Library  Science, 
Pedagogy,  Music,  and  the  Academy,  co- 
ed ,  Presb  ,  est  1903,  A  R  Taylor,  LL. 
D,  President 

James  Mllllken  University  Academy;  prep 
and  manual  training  courses,  co-ed.,  Ben- 
jamin B  James,  A  M ,  Principal 

St  Theresa's  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R. 
G.;  Rev.  J  Murphy,  Pres. 


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DeKalb,  DeKalb  Co.,  pop.  8,102. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    M     Everett 
Sec     Bd     Educ  —  E     S     Hunt 
City   Superintendent  —  F    R    Ritzman 
Pi  in     Township   H    S  —  C    W    Whitten 
Supv     Music—  «Maude    JNicnoison 
Manual  Training  —  Milo  Oakland 
Domestic    Science  —  Grace    Hinchliff 
Drawing  —  Katharine    Fisk 
Penmanship  —  E    F    Edel 

Brown's  Business   College,   bus    and  sten  , 

A.  T    Scovill,  Principal 
Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School;  nor- 

mal ,    co-ed.;   state^    est    1895,   John   W. 

Cook,  M   A.,  LL.  D.  Fres 

Delavan,  Tazewell  Co.,  pop.  1400. 

City  Superintendent  —  M    R    Staker 
Principal  High  School  —  Marie  F    Tate 

Des  Flaines,  Cook  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  —  P.  M.  Hoffman. 
Sec.   Bd    Educ  —  E.   J    Jones. 
City  Superintendent  —  W.  D    Smith. 
Prin    Township  H    S  —  I    A    Wilson 
Supv    Music—  Stella  C    Maher 
Domestic  Science  —  Annetta  Hoffman. 
Manual    Training  —  O     W    Fairbanks 

Dixon,  Lee  Co.,  pop.  7,216. 
North  Side. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  C    H    Ives 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J.  N    Sterling 
City  Superintendent  —  H    H    Hagen 
Principal  High  School  —  Miss  Gaylord 

South  Side      * 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  H    C    McKenny 
Sec    Bd    Educ—  E    W    Smith 
City   Superintendent  —  C    I    Bixler 
Principal  High  School  —  F    C    Friester 

Copplns'  Commercial  College;  bus  and  sten., 

est    1904,  W.  H.  Coppins,  Pres.  215  First 

St. 
Bock    River    Military    Academy,    military; 

non-sect  ;    est.    1904,    Edwin    B.    Floyd, 

Commandant. 
Strong  College  of  Music,  graduate  courses, 

est  1911,  William  F    Strong,  Director 

Downers  Grove,  Dn  Page  Co.,  pop.  2,601. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    R    Foster. 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ.—  F    E    Dowe. 

City  Superintendent—  George  C.  Butler 

Prin.  H   S  —Maud  Manley. 

Supv.  Music  —  Clara  Zolllnger. 

Manual  Training  —  Jesse  M    Hawley 

Commercial  —  George   H    Robinson 


Dundee,  Kane  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ—  F    F.  Hall 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  H    T    Bollman 
City    Superintendent  —  Osher   Schlaifer 
Pi  in    Township  H    S  —  Lulu  Moulton 

Dnqnoln,  Perry  Co.,  pop.  5,454. 

City  Superintendent  —  R    B    Templeton 
Pnn    Township  H    S  —  O    C    Boyer. 
Domestic  Science  —  Ethel   Carter 


Dwight,  Livingston  Co ,  pop.  3,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Roy   W    Boston 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George   S    Baker 
City    Superintendent — C     A     Bi others 
Principal  High  School — Ella  M    Brown 
Music  &  Drawing — Nettie  Grahel 
Manual  Training1 — J    P    Hmck 
Domestic  Science — Gladys  Smith 

Earlville,  Lasalle  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

City   Superintendent — Lloyd  B    Mann. 
Principal   High   School— Nellie  Smith. 

East  Dubugue,  Jo  Daviess  Co.,  pop.  1,146. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Edwaid  Apfeld 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Chailes  Small 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — F    L    Bums 

East  Moline,  Bock  Island  Co.,  pop.  2,665. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  W    Dick 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Grant  Fair 

City  Supt    and  Prin   H    S — D.  B.  Hoffman, 

Supv    Music— Millie  Beck. 

Drawing — L    S    Wright 

Penmanship — Helen  Story 

East  St.  Louis,  St.  Clalr  Co.,  pop.  58,547. 

Pres    Bd    Educ —Wallace   C    Watkins 
Sec   Bd.  Educ. — J    S   Pldgeon 
City  Superintendent — D  Walter  Potts. 
Principal  High  School— H.  J.  Alvis 
Supv    Music — Julia  R    Kelsoy 
Manual    Training — D     G     Buckingham 
Domestic   Science — Bertha   Klip  f  el 
Physical  Culture — F.  C   Spalding. 
Drawing — Carmen  A    Trimmer 
Penmanship — Bessie   Sawyer. 
Commercial — Clyde   F    Lytton 

Brown's  Business  College,   bus    and  sten.; 

est     1907,    O     T     Kruse,    Principal,     301 

Collinsville  Ave 
Metropolitan  Commercial  College,  bus.  and 

sten.;  est.  1907,  S.  N    Falder,  A*  M.,  M 

P   A.,  Prin. 
Summer's  College  of  Commerce;  bus.   and 

sten.;  est.  1895;  P.  D.  Summers,  Prop. 

Edinburg,  Christian  Co.,  pop.  1,071. 

City  Superintendent — J.  L.  Hart. 
Principal  High  School — J    J    Hutchons 

EdwardsviHe,  Madison  Co..  pop.  5,014. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Thomas  Williamson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J.   G    Dollc*at<k. 
City  Superintendent — C.  F.  Ford. 
Principal  High  School— J   G.  Stull 
Supv    Music — Belle  Kromo 
Manual  Training — Frank  Weathoff 
Domestic  Science — Miss  E    Marvel. 
Drawing — Katherino   Hack. 
Penmanship  &  Com'l — Grace  Davis 
Effingham,  Effingham  Co.,  pop.  4,000* 
Pres    Bd    Educ. — B.  F.  Kagay. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — E   B.  Schooley. 
City    Superintendent — O    C.   Bailey. 
Principal  High  School — Guy  A.  Gladson. 
Music  &  Drawing— Clara  Clayton. 
Bissell  College  of  Photo-Bngravin*;  tech.; 

co-ed.;  est  1894;  fc.  H.  Bissell,  Pres. 
Illinois    College    of    Photography;    photo.; 

co-ed.;  non-sect.;  est  1894;  L.  EC.  Blssell, 

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Eldorado,  Saline  Co.,  pop   2,000. 

City   Superintendent — James   Lyon 
Pnn    Township   H    S — Oren  A    Barr 
Manual  Training — E    E    Wacheser 
Domestic   Science — Minnie   Milne 
Commercial — Estella  Lewis 

Elgin,  Kane  Co.,  pop.  25,976. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — M     M     Cloudman 
•Sec     Bd     Educ  — J     M     Manley 
City  Superintendent — Robert  I.  White. 
Prln    H    S — W   L    Goble 
Supv     Music — Grace   Wheelock 
Manual   Training — Henry   E    Cobb 
Domestic  Science — Anna  Burita 
Physical   Culture — Ida  Haakins 
Public  Speaking — Beatrice  Cowlm 
Drawing — Fannie  Butter  field 
Drawing — Claudia  Abell 
Commercial — L    F    Jolley 

Elgin  Academy  of  Northwestern  Univer- 
sity, prep  ,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  Ernest  Put- 
nam Clark,  A  M ,  Principal 

Ellis  Institute,  bus,  sten  and  prep;  est 
1900,  Frank  W  Ellis,  President 

Metropolitan  Business  College,  branch  of 
Chicago  School,  C  C  Ray  bum,  Princi- 
pal 

St.  Mary's  Academy,  prep,  co-ed;  R  C.; 
est.  1880,  Sister  Mary  Constance,  Superior. 

Elmhurst,  Dupage  Co.,  pop.  2,360. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — J    J    Wilkinson. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    F   Hobein. 
City  Superintendent — A.  M.  Nichelson. 
Principal  High  School — J   C.  Hosklnson. 
Commercial — Mary  L.  DeLay. 

Evangelical  Proseminery;  theol  ;  men;  Ger 
Evang ;  eat  1871,  Rev  D  Irion,  D  D, 
Prea 

Elmwood,  Feoxta  Co.,  pop.  1,582. 

City  Srfpezintendent — C    C.  Condit 

El  Pago,  Woodford  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pros    Bd    Educ  — J    F    Stergeon. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    F    Shepard 
City  Superintendent — Carl  B    Moore 
Principal  High  School — Sylva  Smith 

Equality,  Gallatin  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City   Superintendent — P    A    Stierwalt 
Principal  High  School — E    L    Stewart. 

Eureka,  Woodford  Co.,  pop.  1,661. 

City  Superintendent— W    B    Craft 
Principal  High  School — Mabel  Dearth. 

Eureka  College,  college,  prep  and  music 
depta  ;  co-ed  ;  Christian,  est.  1855;  Rev. 
H.  O.  Pritchard,  A.  M.,  President. 

Evaniton,  Cook  Co.,  pop.  24,978* 
District  75. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Stewart  Waring 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ — H.  H.  Kingsley 
City  Superintendent— A   N   Farmer 
Supv    Music — Nellie  Poorman 
Manual  Training — T,  A*  Adams 
Domestic   Science — Maud   Costello 
Drawing— Julia   Ferguson. 


Evanston — continued 

District  76 

Pres     Bd.   Educ — James   R     Smart 

Sec    Bd    Educ — F    W    Nichols 

Superintendent — F    W    Nichols 

Prln.  Township  H    S. — W.  F.  Beardsley. 

Supervisor   Music — Elizabeth    Nash 

Manual  Training — E.  C    Gourdeau 

Domestic   Science — Martha  Carroll 

Academy  of  the  Visitation,  girls'  boarding, 
from  6  yrs  up,  R.  C  ,  est  1897,  Mother 
M  Innocent  la  Weber,  Superior,  Ridge  Ave. 
&  Simpson. 

Evanston  Academy  of  Northwestern  Uni- 
versity; prep  ,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ;  est  *  1857; 
Edward  W  Marcellus,  A  M,  Principal 

Garrett  Biblical  Institute,  Northwestern 
University;  theol;  co-ed.;  M.  E.,  eat. 
1856,  Rev  Charles  Macau  ley  Stuart,  D. 
D  ,  Litt  D  ,  LL  D  ,  President. 

Evanston  Classical  School,  prep  ;  girls;  day 
and  boarding,  non-sect  ;  eat.  1904,  Mrs. 
Alice  Clawson  Gove,  Pnn,  625  University 
Place 

Northwestern  University;  comprises  College 
of  Liberal  Arts,  Graduate  School,  School 
of  Engineering,  of  Music,  of  Oratory,  and 
the  Academy,  in  Evanston ,  School  of  Law, 
of  Medicine,  of  Dentistry,  of  Pharmacy, 
and  of  Commerce,  in  Chicago,  co-ed* ;  M. 
E  ,  est  1851,  Thomas  F  Holgate,  LL.  D, 
President 

Northwestern  University  College  of  Engi- 
neering, courses  in  Mechanical,  Electrical, 
and  Civil  Engineering,  men;  est  1907; 
John  Filhnore  Hayford,  C  E  ,  Director 

Northwestern  University,  School  of  Music; 
music;  co-ed.;  est  1891;  Peter  C  Lut- 
kin,  HUB  Doc  ,  A  G  O ,  Dean 

Northwestern  University,  School  of  Ora- 
tory, co-ed  ,  .Ralph  Brownell  Dennis, 
M  A  ,  Director 

Norwegian-Danish  Theological  Seminary; 
men,  M.  B.,  est.  1885;  Rev  Nela  E  Sim- 
onsen,  D  D.,  Dean 

Swedish  Methodist  Episcopal  Theological 
Seminary;  theol.,  M  E  ;  men;  eat.  1870; 
Rev  C.  G.  Wallenius,  Pres. 

Ewing,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  419. 
Ewing   College;    coll.;    co-ed.;    Bapt.:    eat 

1867,   Arthur  E    Summers,   President 

Falrbury,  Uvingston  Co.,  pop.  8,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    Aagard 
Sec    Bd    Educ, — R    E    Thome 
City  Superintendent — E    W    Powers. 
Prin    Township  H    S — E!    W    Powers 
Music  &  Drawing — Marioile  Nelson 
Manual   Training — William   Baker 
Domestic  Science — Grace  Anderson. 

Fairfleld,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ. — John  E    Cooper. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ. — John  Keen,  Jr. 
City   Superintendent — H.  D    Willard 
'  Principal  High  School — K    O    Holland. 

Fanner  City,  Dewltt  Co.,  pop.  1,760. 

City  Superintendent— David  M.  Dewhirst 
Prin.  Township  H    S — H.  D    Eickelberg 


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Farming! on,  Fulton  Co.,  pop.  3,200. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  — Dr    Connelly 
Sec     Bd     Educ — W     S     Mooie 
City    Superintendent — E     A     Huff 
Principal  High   School — Ethel   Chapman 
Supv    Music — W    S    Campbell 
Flat  Bock,  Crawford  Co  ,  pop   1,000. 
City   Superintendent — I    O     Smclan 
Flora,  Clay  Co.,  pop    2,500 
City  Superintendent — J    F    Grisamore 
Pun    To\vnship  H    S  — S    J    Curlec 
Orchard    City    Business    College,    bus     and 
sten  ,  est    1890,  Thos    B    Greenlaw,  Pres 
Forest  Park,  Cook  Co ,  pop    6,594. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — Henry   Boll 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    L,    Blessman 
City    Superintendent — Heniy    Bucllsfield 
Supv     Music — Letha   TJ    McCluie 
Di  awing — Enid  Bassett 
Forreston.  Ogle  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 
Pnncipal  High   School — F    W    Colo 
Freeport,  Stepheneon  Co,  pop.  17,567 
Pres     Bd     Educ — W     J     Rideout 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Evelyn  M    Graham 
City  Superintendent — Siegel  E    Raines. 
Principal  High  School — L.    W    Fulwider 
Supv     Music — Jessie   Grossman 
Supv    Music   (Grades) — Mary  O'Connor. 
Manual    Training — A     R     Buffin 
Domestic  Science — Alma  Kiu^e 
Physical  Culture — A    L    Daugneity 
Penmanship — Miss  Josephine  Long 
Commercial — F    W    Kirtland 
Freeport    College    of   Commerce,    bus     and 

sten.,  J   J    Nagle,  Prin. 
Fulton,  Whiteside  Co.,  pop    8,850. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — W    H    Duikee 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Geoige  W    Thompson 
City  Superintendent — H    S    Price 
Pnncipal  High  School — Mrs    C    R    Flatt 
Galena,  Jo  Daviess  Co.,  pop.  4,835. 
Pies    Bd    Educ — George  Millhouse. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— R    A    Biatton 
City  Superintendent — F    Menzemer. 
Prin    High  School — Katharine  H.   Obye. 
Galesburg,  Knox  Co ,  pop.  22,089. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — William  O  R    Bradley 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William   L    Boutclle 
City  Superintendent — William  L    Steele 
Prin.  H    S— -A    W.  Willis 
Supv    Music — J    Glaze    Strong 
Manual   Training — G    H    Bridge. 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    C    G    Rhodes 
Drawing— Ida   Glenn 

Commercial — Roy    E.    Gill  « 

Brown's  Business  College,  bus    and   sten.: 

J.  H    Cox,  Prin 

Enoz  College;  coll  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect.;  est. 
1837;  Thomas  McClelland,  A  M.,  D.  D, 
LL.  D ,  Pres. 

Knox  College  Conservatory  of  Music,  gradu- 
ate courses,  est  1883,  William  F  Bent- 
ley,  Mus  D,  Director 

Lombaid    College,     collegiate,    music,     art 
depts  ,   co-ed,   est    1851,  Joseph  M    Til- 
den,    L»tr     D,    President 
St   Joseph's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;   R 
C  ,  Sister  Mary  Victoria,  Superior. 


Galva,  Henry  Co  ,  pop.  2,682. 

Pres     33d     Educ  —  A     E     Hciftland 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  A    J    Nordgren 

City  Superintendent  —  F    IT    White 

Pnncipal  Ilitjh    School  —  Mnifiuret  Jacobson 

Supv    Music  —  Jessie  O    Stionff 

Domestic    Science  —  Hazel    Shodley 

Drawing  —  Carrie  Sheldon 

Manual  Tiaming  —  Olivei   M    "Leath 

Gardner,  Grundy  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  —  Wado  S  Allison 
Sec  Bd  Educ  —  Sadie  M  SpilU-i 
City  Superintendent  —  E  F  Booth 
Principal  High  School  —  Elizabeth  J  Martin 

Geneseo,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  3,356. 

Sec    Bel    Educ  —  Aithui   Cook 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J    E    West 

City    Supei  mtendont  —  J    G     Gourlav 

Principal   High   School  —  F    J     Mabiey 

Supv    Music  —  Mis    Bertha  Dakin   Smith 

Manual   Training  —  TJ    E    Walteis 

Domestic   Science  —  Elsie  Magic 

Di  awing  —  May  Johnson 

Commercial  —  J     Harmosson 

Geneseo    Collegiate    Institute,     prep  ,    nor, 
music  and  bus  ,  co-ed  ,  Presb  ;  est    1884; 

N    W    Thornton,  A    M  ,   Piincipal 

Geneva,  Kane  Co,  pop.  2,446. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  E    G    Howell 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  C    W    Bailey. 
City  Supei  intendent  —  H    M.  Coullmp 
PUncipal  High  School  —  O    E    Bates 
Drawing  —  Anne  Wllber 

Genoa,  Dekalb  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 

City  Rupei  intendent—  O  E  Turkei 
Pnncipal  High  School  —  Miiigaret  Splatter. 

Georgetown,  Vermilion  Co.,  pop.   1,100. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  —  C   L   Bennett,  M   D 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Mrs    John  Frazior. 
City  Supt   and  Prin   H   S  —  O.  P.  Rees. 

Gibson  City,  Ford  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  TJ    A    Davidson 
Sec     Bd     Edue  —  George    A     Wash 
Oity    Supeilntondont  —  H     T     Mr'Kmnev 
Pnncipal  High  School  —  IT    T    McK!nn<v 
Supv    Music  &  Drnwinqr  —  Luc  lie  Mitchell, 
Manual    Training  —  Ralph    15     TJoundy 
Domestic   Science  —  Nolle    KUkpatrivk 

GUlesple,  Macovpln  Co.,  pop*  2,241. 

City  Superintendent  —  -F  1;  Tfoohn 
Piinoipal  High  School  —  Olive  Mooro 

Gllroan,  Iroquols  Co.,  pop.  1,450. 

Pres    BcU  Educ  -—  George  Cox 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Thomas  A    Ctookn 
City   Superintendent  —  J    B, 
Principal   High   School—  Louise 


Girard,  Macoupln  Co.,  pop.  1,891. 

City  Superintendent  —  J    r    Harmon 
Piincipal  High  School—  C.  E,  Kuth«-for<2. 


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Glen  wood,  Cook  Co.,  pop    180. 

Glenwood  Manual  Training  School,  in- 
dust  for  normal  dependent  boys,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1887,  Leo  A  Philips,  Supt. 

Godfrey,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  80. 

"Beverly    Farm"    School    for   Nervous    and 

Backward     Children,     non-sect  ,     co-ed.; 

est    1897,  Wm    H    C.  Smith,  M.  D,  Supt 
Monticello   Seminary,   girls'  boarding,  non- 

spct  ,  est  1848,  Miss  Martina  C    Erickson, 

Prin 

Golronda,  Pope  Co ,  pop.  1,250. 

Principal  High  School — William  Meyer 

Granite  City,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  9,903. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    A     Bull 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — Fied  Kottmeior 
City  Superintendent — Louis  P    Frohiardt 
Pimcipal  High  School — W    F    Coolidge 
Supv     Music — Florme    Henseon 
Drawing — Lulu  Waggonei 

Summers'  College  of  Commerce,  bus  and 
sten  ;  P.  D  Summers,  Prop 

Granville,  Putnam  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

City  Supeimtendont — Ella  G    Anderson 

Grayville,  White  Co ,  pop.  2,000. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — D    F    Marl  in 
Soc    Bd    Educ  — M    L    Whitney 
City  Superintendent — F    C    Scott 
Piincipal   High  School — W    H    Ljons 

Greenfield,  Green  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

City    tfupet  mtondent — Walter   C     Suft 
Piincipal  High   School — Isla  F    Sutherland 

Greenville,  Bond  Co.,  pop.  2,504. 

Pi  es    Bd     Bduc  — W    H     Hubbard 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H,   S    Browne. 
City  Superintendent — S    S   Simpson 
Principal  High  School — A   W  Niedermeyer 

Greenville  College,  coll  ;  co-ed  ;  Free 
Meth  ;  est  1892,  Bldon  G  Burritt,  Prea 

GriffgsviUe,  Pike  Co.,  pop.  1,404. 

Pros  Bd  Educ — Ha  try  Laird 
Sec  Bd  Bduc — T  M  Watson 
City  Superintendent — T  C  Moore 

Hamilton,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,400* 

City  Superintendent — J    A    Johnston 
Principal  High  School — Philena  Clarke 

Harrisburg,  Saline  Co.,  pop.  5,809. 

Pres    Bd    Mduc. — Judge   Sonners 
Roc    Bd    Educ — J    W    Richardson 
City  Superintendent — T.   O,  Elliott. 
Prin.  Township  H    S. — Harry  Taylor. 

Harvard,  McHenry  Co.,  pop.  2,602. 

Pies    Bd    Bduc — B    F.   Manley 
Sec    Bd    Educ,— B    L    Axtell 
City   Superintendent — J    H    Light 
Principal  High  School — F    B    Dewhlrst, 
Supv    Music — Adeline   Brainard 
Drawing — Cora  Miner. 


Harvey,  Cook  Co ,  pop.  7,227. 
Pies    Bd     Educ — Thomas    C     Stobbs 
Sec    Bd    Educ— F    L    Miller 
City  Superintendent — Frank  L    Miller 
Prin    Township  H.   S — Lewis  W    Smith 
Supv    Music — C    Elliott  Fouser 
Physical   Tiaming — Edith    L     Hildebiand 
Manual    Tiaming — William   H     Alms 
Drawing — E&thei    Blanke 
Commeicial — Mrs    H    H    Alzeno 

Havana,  Mason  Co.,  pop.  3,600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    Z    Boigelt 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — S    F    Kyle 

City    Superintendent — T     E     Sa\age 

Piincipal    High    School — Mis     Sarah   Pierce 

Music   &  Di  awing — Olga  Engen 

Domestic  Science — Jessie  Rudolph. 

Henry,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  1,750. 

City    Supeimtendent — W     E     King 
Principal   High   School — Floience    Scharf en- 
stem 
Domestic    Science — Mis    Emma   F    Cornell 

Herrin,  Williamson  Co.,  pop.  6,861. 

City    Superintendent — Roy   V.    Jordan. 
Pun    Township   H     S — T     H     Schultz 
Domestic  Science — C    M    Atteberiy 
Commeicial — C    W    Brown 

Highland,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  2,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— Alfred  Wildi 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John    S     Hoerner 
City    Superintendent — C    L    Dietz 
Principal  High  School — Anna  C    New 
Supv     Music — Emily   Hoetcit 
Commercial — Estelle  Bennehoff 
Physical    Tiaining — Heiman    Winkler 

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Highland  Fark,  Lake  Co.,  pop.  2,806. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  V.  Norcross 
Sec    Bd    Educ' — Fred  Greenslade. 
City  Superintendent — Jesse  L.  Smith. 
Prin    Township  H    S — R.   L    Sandwich. 
Supv     Music — S     A    Dietch 
Manual   Training — R    W    Schneider 
Domestic  Science — Margueiite  Tucker 
Di  awing — Mildred   Chambeilam 
Commercial — E    C    McLean 

Hillsboro,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  2,700. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — Dillon    Swingle. 
Sec    Bd    Bduc  — A.  N.  Baner 
City  Superintendent — H    J    Beckemeyer. 
Principal   High  School — J.  M    Avery. 
Supv    Music — Mrs.  Emma  Sill  mo  re 

Hinsdale,  Dupage  Co.,  pop.  2,451. 

Pres   Bd    Educ— Robeit  W    Childs 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Dona  Slade,  Jr 
City   Supei  intendent — C    B    Douglass 
Principal  High  School — O.  J    Coe 
Supv    Music — Mildiid   Romsdahl 
Manual  Training — Earl  Douglas 
Domestic  Science — Edna  L.    Strader 
Drawing — Edith   Edwaids 
Pen' ship  &  Com'l — S    B    Hood. 


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Homer,  Champaign  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Supei  mtentlent — Geoige  B    Routt 
Puncipal  High   School — L.    E    Mooie 

Hoopeston,  Vermilion  Co  ,  pop.  4,G98. 

Pits    Bd    Educ — J     S    Adsil 

Sec    Bd     JEduc — T    T     Melo\ 

City  Superintendent — Samuel  K    McDowell 

Principal  High  School — W    M   Lowery. 

Supv     Music — Edith    Mann 

Diawing — Miss    Z     Bowers 

Jacksonville,  Morgan  Co ,  pop.  15,326. 

Pics     Bd     Educ — Julian    P     Lippincott 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mary  E    Pieison 
City    Superintendent — H     Ambrose    Pen  in 
Principal  High   School — T    W    Callihan 
Supervisor   Music — "Lena   Hopper 
Domestic   Science — Ella  Neuman 
Manual    Training — Anna    Bio\\n 
Di  au  me — Hai net    Seibei  t 
Commercial— Fred  S    Barrows 

Brown's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1866,  W  C  Spunggate,  Principal 

Illinois  College,  college,  academy,  and  con- 
servatoiy,  co-ed  ,  Piosb  ,  cst  1829,  Henry 
Charles  Rammelkamp,  Ph.  D ,  President 

Illinois  College  Conservatory  of  Music, 
music,  ait,  and  expression,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  William  B  Kiitch,  Director. 

Illinois  Woman's  College,  college,  academy, 
music,  fine  arts,  home  economics,  M  E  , 
est  1847,  Joseph  R  Haiker,  Ph  D,  Pres 

Jacksonville  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  Prof  Springate,  Prin 

Routt  College,  coll  and  prep  ,  R  C  ,  est 
1904,  Very  Rev  J  W  Crowe,  Pres 

State  School  for  the  Deaf,  state,  Chas  B 
Gillette,  Supt 

State  School  for  the  Blind;  state  Institu- 
tion, R  W  Woolston,  Superintendent. 

Whipple  Academy,  preparatory  department 
01  Illinois  College,  co-ed  ,  Samuel  O  Wei- 
day,  Principal 

JerseyvUle,  Jersey  Co.,  pop.  3,517 

Pies     Bd    Educ — Gcoige   M    Seago 
Sec     Bd    Educ — H     R     Gledhill 
City   Supei  mtendent — D    Rl    Henry 
Prin    H    S — E    B    Shafer 
Di  awing — Maiy   J     Paul 
Commeicial — John    A     JEgelhoff 

Johnston  City,  Williamson  Co.,  pop.  2,300. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — 1    T    Robeits 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Got  don    Pillow 
City  Superintendent — F    D    Haiwoood 
Principal   High   School — C    J    Ramsay 

Joliet,  Will  Co ,  pop.  34,670. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    E    Marsh. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    F    Skeel 

City  Superintendent — R    O    Stoops 

Assistant   Supt — J     F     Skeel 

Pi  in    Township  H    S — J   Stanley  Brown 

Supv    Fiimaiy — Edna   Keith 

Supv    Music — J   M    Thompson 

Manual  Training — L    Day  Perry. 

Domestic  Science — Laura  Avery. 

Physical  Culture — Loretta  McPartlln. 

Drawing — M    F    Gleason 


Jo]  let — c  o  n  1 1  n  u  o  d 
Motiopolitdii    Business    follecro,    blanch    of 

Chicago  school,  O    M.    Po\\cis,   L'te&ulent 
St     Francis   Academy,    girls'    boarding,    R 

C  ,  Sister  M    Stanislaus,  Prin 
St   Mary's  Academy,  girls,  boarding,  R   C  , 

Mother  M    Angels 

Jonesboro,  Union  Co.,  pop    1,130 

Pies    T3tl     Educ — \V     D    L.e'veile 
Sec     Bd     Ecluo — T     J      Gla&scmk 
Citv    Supeiintemlent — H     W     Jackson 

Kankakee,  Kankakee  Co  ,  pop.  13,986* 

Pies    Bd     Educ — D.ixicl   Lavci\ 

Sec     Bd     Etluo — Ed     Hoemmke 

City  Superintendent — Franklin  N    Tracy 

Puncipal   High   School — W     H    Towsley 

Supv    Music — Lulu  M    Sharp 

Manual  Training — George  A   Todd  " 

Dialing — Natalie   E     Deatnch 

Domestic    Science — Iiene    JLJ     Whot'loi 

Commeicial — John   II    Kejts 

Stcnogiaph\ — Belle   Bishop 

Kankakee  Business  College  and  Shorthand 

School,  bus    and  sten  ;   est    1893,   N    L 

Richmond,  Prin 
St.   Joseph's  Seminary,   girls'   boarding,    R. 

C  ,     est      1SC5,     Sister     Saint     Colombnn, 

Superior 

Kansas,  Edgar  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

Pies    Bd    Kduc—B     H     Pinnell 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    II     Bane 

Citv    Supenntendent — II     H     Henley 

Pzincipiil  High  School — A.u<iu\  Dykenian 

Supv    Music — Beinice   C    Nt»l&on 

Keitbsburg,  Mercer  Co.,  pop.  1,566. 

City  Suponntendent — Kobei  t   O     Hielt 
Puncipal   High   School — H    V    PoiU«r 

Kenllworth,  Cook  Co.,  pop.  336. 

Pun    Township  High  School — H    E    Brown. 

College  School,  boys'  boarding:  and  day; 
non-sect  ;  Allen  H.  Carpenter,  Head- 
master 

Kewanee,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  9,307. 

Pies    Bd     Educ — Tohn   W    Kemp 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Clara  Thielen 
Oity   Supeuntemlent — W    O     Curtis 
Piineipal  High  School — lin   P    Hinket 
Supv    Music — Marlanna  Miller. 
Manual  Training — J  S   Wiseman. 
Domestic    Science — Nellt     Bauh'k 
Penmanship — Esther  Faull. 
romnn'uial — O    IS    Taibox 
Di  awing — On  i  men  A    TzImnuT. 

Knoxvllle,  Knox  Co ,  pop.  1,857. 

Pies    JJd    Educ — K    M     BennUjon 

Sec    Bd     Educ.— 11    E     Hilei. 

Oitv    Superintendent — (1     G      LnfToitv 

Piincipal   High  School— (*    V.   Eusum. 

Supv    Music — 'Mis    Susan  Guthilc*. 

Di  awing — Mary  E    Oialff 

Public  Speaking — Lee  Anna  Hague. 

St  A 1  ban's  School,  boys,  ag*cs  9  to  19;  mili- 
tary; p  E  ,  est  1890,  1-ucion  F.  Sennett, 
Headmaster. 


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Knox\  ille — continued 
St.    Mary's   School,    girls'   boarding,    P    E  , 

est    1868,  Emma  Pease  Howard,  Prin 
St     Martha's    School,    girls'    boarding,    for 

younger  giils,  management  of  St    Mary's 

School 

La  Grange,  Cook  Co.,  pop.  5,282. 

Pies    Bd     Educ — Azthur   Spiague 
Sec     Bd     Educ — JVIis     G     T     Bunker 
City  Superintendent — Prank  E    Sanford. 
Puncipal  High  School — G    R    Wilkinson 
Nazazeth  Academy,   gills'   boarding,   R     C  , 

Sisters   ot    St    Joseph 
St     Joseph's   Academy,    bojs'    boarding,    R 

C  ,    Sistois    ot    St     Joseph    . 

La  Harpe,  Hancock  Co.,  pop    1,650. 

City   Rupenntendent — Justin   A     Stexvait 
Puncipal   High   School — Jane  Robeitson 

Lacon,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Supenntendent — S    J    McComis 
Puncipal  High  School — Noia  L    Borcheis 

Lake  Forest,  Lake  Co ,  pop.  9,215. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John  S    Nollen 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — James   F    King 
City  Superintendent — J    E    Baggett. 
Piincipal    High    School — Richaid   Sand  wick 
Supv    Music — Hoi  man   TJ    Walker 
Manual   Training — Jamos  Pedlor 
Di  awing — Eleanoi    Hatch 

Ferry  Hall,  girls  boarding,  Presb  ,  est 
18G9,  Marion  Coats,  Principal 

Lake  Forest  Academy;  boys'  boarding:; 
Piesb  ,  est  18r»8,  John  Wayne  Richaids, 
M  A  ,  Headmaster 

Lake  Foiest  Academy  Country  Day  School, 
for  boys  between  8  and  13,  open  air 
classes,  est  1912,  Ralph  H  Pierce,  Prin- 
cipal 

Lake  Forest  College;  coll  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1876,  John  S  Nollen,  Ph.  D, 
Pres 

Lanark,  Carroll  Co ,  pop.  1,400. 

Pics    Bd    Educ — M    L.    Mussellman 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E     L    Hendncks 
City   Rupci  intondont — Charles  S    Cobb 
Principal    High   School — Fern  Webber 
Supv    Music— Jonnie  Hicks 

La  Salle,  Lasalle  Co.,  pop.  11,587. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J     J     Vohs 
Roc     "Bd     Educ  — Con   J     Rfinhai  d 
City  Superintendent — James  B.  McManue. 
Prin.  Township  H    S — J    T.  McCormick 
Supv    Music — Edna  A    Mailatt 
Drawing — T    French 
Manual  Trainins — B    13    Wing 
Domestic  Science — Kathleen  Gaynor 
Physical  Cultuio — Evelyn  Moran 
St    Vincent's  Academy,  prop  ,  girls,  R    C  , 
Sister  Joachim,  Superior 

Lawrenceville,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  2,700. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — C.  P.  Dauks. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Win    Musgrave 
City  Superintendent— E    E    Giounds 
Prin    Township  H    S — Fleniin  W    Cox, 
Supv    Music — Nora   Ammorman 


Lebanon,  St.  Clair  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

City  Superintendent — J    M,  Brewer 
Puncipal    High   School — P     D     Sullins 

McKendree  College,  college,  academy,  and 
conservatory,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est  1828, 
Hubei  W  Hmt,  LL  D  ,  Piesident 

Lemont,  Cook  Co ,  pop.  2,449. 

City  Supenntendent — William   Wei  ton 
Pun    Township  H    S — D     L    O'Sullivan 

Lena,  Stephenson  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City   Superintendent — F    P    Donner 
Puncipal    High   School — Elsie   English 

LeR>oy,  McLean  Co  ,  pop.  1,800. 

City  Supenntendent — W  A  Goodioi 
Principal  High  School — Bert  Reeves 
Manual  Tiaming — John  Charlton 

Lewibtown,   Fulton   Co  ,  pop.  2,504. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — Heniy    Riles 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — B    C     Miles 
City   Supenntendent — C    B    Smith 
Puncipal  High  School — Glen  Round 

Lexington,   McLean  Co.,  pop.   1,450. 

City  Supenntendent — Theodoie  F  Fieker 
Prin  Township  H  S  — Emmett  Wheeler 
Domestic  Science — Nettie  B  De  Ment 

Libertyville,  Lake  Co ,  pop.  1,400. 

City  Supt    &  Pi  in    H.   B — F    L    Holch 

Lincoln,  Logan  Co.,  pop    10,892. 

Pies    Bd     Educ — Dr    J    A    Lucus 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — Frank  Ballin. 
City  Superintendent — W     J    Hawkes 
Piincipal   High  School — A     B    Koib 
Supv    Music — Hester  Cameron 
Manual    Tiaming — Agnes    Hourke 
Drawing — Rachael    Corwine 

Lincoln  College,  coll,  prep,  music,  domes- 
tic science,  co-ed  ,  Cumb  Presb  ,  est 
1865,  James  H  McMurray,  Ph  D,  Presi- 
dent 

Lincoln  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.; 
est  1881;  W  R.  Whetsler,  Prin. 

Lltchfleld,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  5,971. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — H    A    Kaitch 

Sec   Bd    Educ  — T   T    Baker 

City   Superintendent — D     H    Wells 

Principal  High  School — J.  L    Bowman 

Litchfleld  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten., 

Henry    Heyenga,    Principal 
National     Commercial     College,     bus     and 

sten  ,  co-ed.,  Zeno  J   Rives,  Prin. 

Lockport,  'Will  Co.,  pop.  2,659. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — F   A.  Cheadle. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— F   J.  Miller. 
City  Superintendent — Hoy  L     Spues 
Principal    High  School— Alfred  Livingstone 
fiupv     Music — Hazel    Crawford 
Manual  Training — M     L     McOause, 
Domestic  Science — Frances  Sly 
Commercial — Frank  Walters 


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l.ovingtonf  Moultrie  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

City   Supeiintendent — L.     W    Chatham 
Pun    Township  H    S — L    W    Chatham 

McHenry,  McHenry  Co ,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — James  B    Peiry 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    L,    Page 
City  Superintendent — A     Edwaid  Nje 
Principal  High    School — C    B    fetnalley 

McXeansboro,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop    1,900. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Oilan  Davis 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    Nola  McGhoe 
City  Superintendent — "L    G    Hickman 
Piincipal   High   School — Robert  Wilson 

Macomb,  McDonongh  Co,  pop.  5,774. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — J     Rose    JMickoy 
City  Supeiintendent — V    L>     Mangun 
Principal  High  School — G   W   Mitchell 
Supv     Music — Tre&a    Holden 
Dialing — Mane   Rirdum 

"Western  Illinois  State  Normal  School,  teach- 
ers' professional  courses,  state,  est  1902, 
Walter  P  Morgan,  Principal 

Madison,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  5,046. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — A    P    Stewart 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — T     C     Vermillion 
City    Superintendent — J     W     Jackson 
Principal  High  School — H    H    Janssen 
Supv     Music — Sara  McGowen 

Manteno,  Kankakee  Co  ,  pop.  1,150. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    M    Guhck 
City  Superintendent — C    W    Eaton 

Academy  of  Our  Lady,  girls*  boarding,  R 
C  ,  Sister  Directress 

Marengo,  McHenry  Co  ,  pop.  1,900, 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — A     S    Noi  ton 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Chailes  Talbott 
City  Superintendent — P    A    Gardner 
Principal  High  School — Charles  O    Haskell 

Marlon,  Williamson  Co.,  pop.  7,093. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — E    B    Jackson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Tohn  M    Dodd 
City    Superintendent — -B     P     Pair 
Puncipal  High  School — Oieu  Colcman 

Brown's  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  , 
G  W  Brown,  Pres 

Marissa,  St.  Clair  Co  ,  pop.  1,650. 

City   Supeiintendent — H     L     Atwood 

Pi  in    Township   H    S  — Anna  J    McNabncy 

Marseilles,  Lasalle  Co.,  pop.  2,550. 

Px«*s    Bd     Educ — A    O    Allen 
Sec    BC    Educ — W    H    Spices- 
City  Superintendent — EJ.  A.  Collins. 
Principal  High  School — Elmore  Bates 

Marshall,  Clark  Co ,  pop.  2.200. 

Pres    Bd.  Bduc, — W    T    Wallenbeck. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Seymour  Hurst 
City    Superintendent — J     L    P    Beeman 
Prin   Township  H    S — Lewis  Williams. 
Music — Alice  E    Keener 


Martinsvffle,   Clark  Co,  pop     1,460. 

Citv    Supeiintendent — E     D     Abbott 
Puncipal  High  School — Hany  L    Rj-an 

Mascoutah,  St.  Clair  Co.,  pop.  23,000. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — G-ooiso    W     Liischei 
Soc    Bd    Educ — Geoific  H    A    Hamann 
City  Superintendent — L.    A    Sehalei 

Mason  City,  Mason  Co.,  pop.  1,890. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    E    Fioeman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    W    Buehiiff 
City  Superintendent — G    A    Bu^ssnirt 
Puncipal    High    School — L     B     Cuny 

Mattoon,  Coles  Co,  pop.   11,456. 

Pies     Bd     Eduo — Ho\\aid   S    JLvtle 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Emeiy   Andrews 

C*itv  Supeiintendent J    F    Wilev 

Puncipal  High  School — Howaul  Black 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Elizabeth  McNair 
Manual   Tiaming — William   Reesei 

Mattoon  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1896,  Rufus  M  Utterback,  Piincipal 

Maywood,  Cook  Co.,  pop.  8,033. 

Pics    Bd    Educ — L,    H     DtiyhofT 

Soc    Bd    Educ— W    C    Smith 

City  Superintendent — Eugene  LaRowe. 

Pun    To\vnship  High  School — J,  JB    Witmoi 

Rupv    Music — Maigarct  Tayloi 

Drawing — Ella  Bustle 

Manual   Tiaming — Uonton   TjOtlfoid 

Chicago  Lutheran  Theoological  Seminary; 
theol  ,  men,  Evang  Luth  ,  est.  1891, 
Re\  Elmei  P  Kiauss,  D  B ,  Pics 

Media,  Henderson  Co.,  pop.  290. 

Wever-Media  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est.  1889,  R  M.  Wylie,  A,  B,  Prln. 

Mendota,  Lasalle  Co.,  pop.  3,739. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— H    D    Conkey 
Sec    Bd    Bduc  — J    A    Lamberton. 
City  Superintendent — Kempei   M    Snapp 
Piincipal  High  School — B    J    Do«in 
Supv    Music — Juanita  Boichardt 
Corn'!  and  Stcnog'j — Geitrudc  Falk 

Metropolis,  Massac  Co.,  pop.  4,655. 

Pics    Bd     Eclu<  — Fiod   Youns 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Ballanl   Flan.iftan 
»Citv    Supci  intcndcnt — F     A     Schr«idt»i 
1'rmcipal  High  School — Itoso  M    Cutting 
Supv    Mus    and  Diaw. — Mrs    Grant  ham. 

Milford,  Iroquois  Co.,  pop.  1,460. 

Citv  Superintendent — Hairv  W    Mefulloch 
Prin.  H    S — Harry  McCulloch. 

Minonk,  Woodford  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

City   Rup<imt<  n<lc*nt — Ciuy  It     Pxpncli 
Principal    31     F5 — CJictchon   ftchiffbaucr, 

Moline,  Rock  Island  Co.,  pop.  24,190. 

Pres     Bd     Kduc— W     l>     Hunt 

Soc    Bd    Educ — Rita  KnowU'S 

City  Superintendent — I><nvis  A    Mahon<sy 

Piincipal  High  School — E    P    Nutting 


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Moltne — continued 
Supv     Music — Elizabeth    Peterson 
Manual  Training — H    P    Coibm 
Domestic    Science — Mis     Kate    Gleason 
Dra\vmg — Leon   Wright 
Penmanship — Mable    N^stiom 
Commercial — W      R      Harris 

Brown's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1897,  A  R  James,  Principal 

Momence,  Kankakee  Co.,  pop.  2,026. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    S    Buitt 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    1»    Tabler 

City  Superintendent — T    R    Johnston 
Puncipal  High   School — E    E    Wheeler 

St  Patrick's  Academy,  gnl's  boarding, 
R  C  ,  Sisteis  of  the  Sacied  Heart 

Monmonthy  Warren  Co.,  pop.  9,128. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Jno    C    Allen. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    N    Swan 
City    Superintendent — L     L     Caldwell 
Prln    H    S — Mary  FIndley. 
Supv    Music — Edna  Smith 
Manual   Training — Frank  Walsh 
Domestic  Sciencr — Ada  L    Wilcox 
Drawing — Ida  Glenn 
Commercial— Elmei     Orcutt 
Penmanship — Mabel  Cowdcn 

Monmouth  College ,  coll ,  prep ,  music,  or 
and  art  depts  ,  co-ed  ,  Un  Presb  ,  est. 
1856,  Rev  Thomas  H  McMichael,  A.  M., 
President 

Monticello,  Piatt  Co.,  pop.  1,982. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    S    Reed 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    D    Lalper 

City  Superintendent — A    W    Gross 

Piincipal    High   School — Ruby   Allen. 

Supv    Music — Augusta  Sewall 

Mooseheart,  Kane  Co,  pop.  200. 

Mooseheait  Vocational  Schools,  vocational 
courses  lor  children  of  Loyal  Order  of 
Moose,  J  A  Rona thaler,  Dean 

Morris,  Grundy  Co ,  pop.  4,273, 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — A.   G.   Harrison 
Sec   Bd    Educ — J.  W   Penn 
City  Superintendent — Edwin  D    Martin. 
Principal  High  School — ti   C   Robey. 
Music  &  Drawing — Cora  E    Lindow 
Manual  Training — H    V    Olds 
Domestic  Science — Edith  Frame 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Ada  L    Coddingcon 

St  Angela's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R. 
C.;  est.  1859;  Slater  M  Hildegarde. 

Morrison,  Whlteslde  Co.,  pop.  2,400. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ— S    M.  Ladd. 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — J.  H.  Ludens. 
City  Superintendent — W.  E.  Weaver 
Prln.  H   S— Mary  L.  Barnes. 
Supv  Music— Blanche  L.  Port. 

Morrfeonville,  Christian  Co.,  pop.  1,240. 

Principal  High  School—-?    A   Tate. 

Mound  City,  Pulaski  Co.,  pop.  2,705. 

City  Superintendent — Claude  L   McCabe, 
Principal  High  School — Mary  Roberson. 


Mounds,  Pulaski  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

Cit>   Supt    &  Prin    H    S  — P    C    Prowdley 

Mount  Carmel,  Wabash  Co.,  pop.  6,934. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    P    Habberton 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Chailes  W    Russell 
City  Superintendent — A.  E    Anderson. 
Principal   High    School — J    T    Don  is 
Supv     Music — Fein    Thompson 
Manual  Tialnmg — L    S    Wood 
Domestic   Science — Mane   A    Wayne 

Mount  Carroll,  Carroll  Co,  pop.  1,965. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — George  S    Hoffman 
Sec    Bd    Educ— Fred  S.  Smith 
City  Superintendent — C.  V    Clum 
Principal  High  School — Miss  Gayle  H    Au 

Francis  Shimer  Academy  of  the  University 
of  Chicago,  girls'  boarding;  Bapt  ;  est 
1853,  William  Parker  McKee,  B  D, 
Dean 

Mount  Morris,  Ogle  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City  Superintendent — A    J    Brumbaugh 

Mt  Morns  College;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Dunker 
Bieth  ,  est  1839,  John  S  Noff singer, 
A  M  ,  President 

Mount  Olive,  Maconpln  Co.,  pop.  3,501. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    H    Whitehouse 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    H    Ruhlander 
City  Superintendent — L.OUIS  F    Hillman 
Principal  High  School — John  F   Krill 

Mount  Pulaski,  Logan  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Principal  High  School — L   F   Fulwiler 

Mount  Sterling,  Brown  Co.,  pop.  1,960. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    W    Gaddis 
Sec    Bd    Educ — James   O     Bnggs. 
City  Superintendent — M.  L    Test 
Principal   High   School — Clara   L    Doocy 
Supv    Music — Ruth  Duncan. 

Mount  Veraon,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  8,007. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — James  Pollock 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    L     Lacey 
City    Superintendent — William    Miner 
Prin    Township  H.  S — J.  M    Dlchaon. 
Manual   Training — Lloyd   Stabler 
Domestic    Science — Freda    Reutchler 
Agriculture — E    L    Brock 

Moweaqua,  Shelby  Co.,  pop.  1,660. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    K    Andrews 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    S    Clapper 
City  Superintendent—a    W    Yerkes 
Principal  High  School — J    Earl  HIett 
Supv    Music — Susan  Kelligar 

Murphysboro,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  7,485. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    C    Alexander 

Sec    Bd    Educ— S    B    McNeill 

City  Superintendent — Samuel   J.   Shoxnaker 

Prin    Township  H.  S — Gt   J   Koons. 

flupv    Music — C    M    Sims 

Manual  Training — H    B    Marcus. 

Domestic  Science — Eda  A    Jacob 

Napervttle,  Dupagre  Co.,  pop.  3,449. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — John  A   Hertel. 

Sec    Bd    Educ— John  B    Kline 

City  Superintendent — O    A.  Waterman. 


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Napen  ille — continued 
Pnn   High  School — V   Blanche  Graham 
Supv     Music — Miss   Zollmgei 
Drawing — Anna  Wilbur 
Penmanship — Lincoln  Smith. 
Commei  cial — W    A    Patton 

Northwestern  College,  coll  ;  co-ed  ,  Evan? 

Assn  ,  est    1861,  Edward  E    Rail,  Ph    D, 

President 
Union     Biblical     Institute,     theol.;     co-ed., 

£!vang    Assn  ,    est    1786,    S    L    Umbach, 

D    D ,  Act    Prin 

Nashville,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  2,184. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — T    L    Reutei 

Sec    Bd    Educ — B    B    Holston 

City  Superintendent — W    C    Fan  weather 

Principal  High   School — R    E    Hiller 

Supv    Music — C    Coopei  Giovos 

Nauvoo,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pun    Township  H    S — Oscai  A    Drake 

St   Mary's  Academy;  girls'  hoarding,  R.  C  ; 

Mother  M.   Ottilia,   O    S    B 
Spalding    Institute;     boys'    boarding;     est 

1903,  B.   C  ,   Benedictine  Sisters 

Neoga,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  1,270. 

City    Superintendent — Geitiude   Wilson 
Pun    Township   II    S — W    H    Hagan 

Newman,  Douglas  Co.,  pop.  1,280. 

City    Superintendent — Ernest    Kollei 
Prin.  To^  nship  H    S  — John  H    Trinkle 

Newton,  Jasper  Co.,  pop    2,000. 

City   Superintendent — C     E    Girhaid 
Pimcipal  High   School — E    W    Rogeis 

Nokomis,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  1,371. 

City    Supenntendent — W     P     Thacker 
Pnncipal  High   School — Lucile  Heskett 

Normal,  McLean  Co ,  pop.  3,795. 

Pres.   Bd    Educ — C    A     Dennis 
Sec     Bd     Educ-— Nellie    Keys 
City   Superintendent — C    F    Miller 
Principal  High  School — D    T    Petty 
Supv    Music — Louise  Watson 
Domestic  Science — Bessie  David 
Drawing — Julia    Criswell 
Commercial — Albert   Jones 

Illinois  State  Normal  University;  normal, 
co-ed  ;  state,  est  1857,  David  Felmley, 
L  H  D ,  LL  D ,  Pres 

Oak  Hill,  Peorla  Co.,  pop.  100. 

The  School  at  Jubilee,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ;  Clarence  M  'Abbott,  Supt. 

Oakland,  Coles  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Prin.  H    S — Vera  Turrell 

Oak  Park,  Cook  Co.,  pop.  19,444. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — George  A    Chritton 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — William  H    Hatch 
City  Superintendent — William  H.  Hatch. 
Principal  High  School— M    R    McDanlel 
Supv    Music — Clara  L.   Thomas 


Oak   Park — continued 
Manual   Tiammg — Robeit  L    Holmes 
Drawing- — Mabel   F     Williams 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    M    E    Shewman. 
Penmanship — J    F    Sarley. 

Oblong,  Crawford  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — M    S    Vance 
Sec     Bd     Educ — C    J    Kirk 
City  Superintendent — V    I    Blown 
Pnncipal    High    School — Nelle   Perry 

Odell,  Livingston  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

City   Supenntendent — V     T     Schmidt 
Pnncipal    High    School — Helen    Lyons 

Odin,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Principal   High    School  — J     S     Kniseloy 

Olney,  Bichland  Co.,  pop.  5,011. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Ben    S    Murry. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — James  Howaid 

City  Superintendent — Hemy  W.  Hostettler 

Pnncipal  High  School — H   W   Hostcttlei 

Supv    Mus    and  Diaw — John&ie  Rowland 

Commei  cial — Charles  M    Van  Clove 

Onarga,  Iroquois  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

City   Supenntendent — S    E     L.O   Marr 
Principal   H     S  — Mai  guerite   D    Thompson 

Grand  Prairie  Seminary,  prep  ,  nor,  music, 
com'l,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est  lSt>3,  Hubert 
Phillips,  A  B ,  President 

Oquawka,  Henderson  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Pnncipal  High  School — T    A    Gallahor 

Oregon,  Ogle  Co.,  pop.  2,180. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — S    J    Lindsay 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    E    Reed 
City  Superintendent — Frank  G    Taylor. 
Principal  High  School — Sue  L.  Wilson, 
Rupv    Music — Cleo  C    Bush 
Physical   Culture — F     G    Taylor 
Drawing — Martha   Waito 
Penmanship — G    E.  Weaver 

Ottawa,  Lasalle  Co.,  pop.  9,535. 

Pres.  Bd   Educ — George  P.  Hills 
Sec   Bd    Educ — Henry  L   Arnold 
City  Superintendent — Christopher  J.  Byrne. 
Pnn    Township  H    H — C    H    Kingman. 
Supv    Music  (High  School) — John  Hoff. 
Supv     Music    (Grados) — Mis     B    Brockway 
Manual  Training  (H    S.) — John  G.  Snyder. 
Manual  Training  (Guides) — J    A    LuKaw. 
Domestic  Science — Alice  B.   Sehagneau. 
Dom    Sci    (Sew'g  H    S  )— Myrtle  E.  Sparks. 
Domestic  Science  (Grades) — Jane  Snow. 
Drawing   (High   School) — Riva  Bane. 
Drawing  (Grades) — Fanny  J    Kendall. 
Commercial — Thomas  O' Mo  ore. 
Stenography — Estella  Failing 

Brown's  Ottawa  Business  College;  bus.  and 

sten  ,  est    1892,  M    J.  Morrlsscy,  Supt. 
Pleasant  View  Luther  College;  prep.;  co-ed.; 

Luth  ;    est.    1896;    Rev.    L*    A.    Vigness, 

Pres. 
St    Xavler's  Academy;   girls'   boarding;  R. 

C.,  Sister  Mary  Ursula. 


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Palatine,  Cook  Co.,  pop.   1,150. 

City   Supt    &  Pun    H    S — Wm    H  Hughes 

Palestine,  Crawford  Co.,  pop.  1,260. 

City   Superintendent — W     A    Waiters 
Pimcipal  High  School — D    B    Fager 

Pana,  Christian  Co.,  pop.  6,055. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Harry  Seller. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G   F.  Morgan 
City    Superintendent — J     L     Hart 
Prln    Township  H    S. — W.  E    Andrews 
Supv    Music — Margaret   Coffey 
Manual  Training — H    C    Mohler. 
Domestic  Science — Viola  Bell. 
Commercial — H    Karnes 

Paris,  Edgar  Co.,  pop.  7,664. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Edward  Lovmgs 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    E    Dj-ai 
City   Supeimtendent — J     G    Moore 
Principal  High  School — T   J.  Beecher 
Supv    Music — Nellie  Winn 
Manual   Tiammg — Colonel  Lang 
Domestic  Science — Elsie  .Reed 
Commeicial — Frank  Hussey 

Palmer  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect,, 
Edward  Willasey,  Prln 

Park  Ridge,  Cook  Co  ,  pop.  2,009. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — C.  A    Biooks. 

Sec   Bd   Educ — Mrs   Marion  L  Woodworth. 

City  Superintendent — A    M    Blood. 

Supv    Music — Dorothy  West 

Domestic  Science — Dorothy  Wood 

Drawing — Irene  Buck 

Paxton,  Ford  Co ,  pop.  3,036. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    A    Gardner 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    B    Hendeison 
City  Superintendent — O.  J.  Balnum. 
Principal   High  School — J    U    Elmer 
Supv    Music — Noia  Ryan 
Manual  Tiaining — I    W    Funkhouser 
Domestic  Science — Mildied  Felmley 
Drawing — Edna  Carls>ten 
Commeicial — Edith  BIsbee 

Pecatonlca,  Wtnnebagro  Co.,  pop.  1,160. 

City  Supt    &  Pi  in    H    S — J    G    Dmniger 

Pekin,  Tazewell  Co.,  pop.  9,897. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — E    D    Mai  rs 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Herman  Becker 
City  Superintendent — Robert  C    Smith 
Principal  High  School — G    E    True 
Supv    Music — Irene  Muehlman 
Domestic   Science — Beitha  Kraegcr, 
Physical   Culture — O    Burg 
Manual  Training — A    !•    Fratt 
Commercial — It    E    Patton 

Peoria,  Peorla  Co.,  pop.  66,950. 

Pres.    Bd    Educ — Jay   T.   Hunter 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — Miss  Anna  Bynearson. 
City   Superintendent — Gerard   T.    Smith. 
Principal  High  School — Alfred  W    Beasley 
Prln.  Manual  Tr.  H.  S. — W.  N.  Brown 
Frln.    East  Peorla  H    S.— Charles   M.   Mc- 

Taggart, 
Supervisor  Music — Clara  T    Dailey. 


Peoria — continued 

Manual    Training — A     P     Lau&rhlin 
Domestic   Science — Miss  Bertha   Case 
Domestic  Art — Miss  Minnie  M.   Peterson. 
Physical  Culture — Carl   Graner. 
Di  awing — Minnie  Van   Pelt 
Penmanship — Miss  Mary  Culver. 
Commercial — Charles  Burnett 
Commercial — D    C    Hilling. 
Stenography — Miss  Lena  Kemp. 
Normal    School — Mrs    Abbie  A.   Hunter. 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  the  Sacred 
Heart,  girls'  boarding;  H.  C.;  Sister  Mary 
Alexandrine. 

Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1897,  Mechanical  Trades, 
Domestic  Science  and  Preparatory;  day 
and  evening,  Theodore  C  Burgess,  Ph  D., 
Director 

Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute,  Horological 
Department;  watchmaking;  co-ed.;  est. 
1886,  non-sect.,  A  J.  Westlake,  Dean. 

Brown's  Business  College;   bus    and   sten  ; 

est    1868,  Seward  B    Price,   Prin 
Spalding     Institute,     prep  ,     boys;     R      C  , 

est     1899,    Rev     Brother    Albert,    S     M., 

Principal,  401  N    Madison 

Peotone,  Will  Co,  pop.  1,260. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Edwaid   A     Fedde 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — Harry   F     Conrad 
City   Supeimtendent — L     A     Joel 
Pimcipal  High   School — Nevah  Prioi 

Pern,  Lasalle  Co ,  pop.  7,984. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Edward    Hattan 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Adolph  Hass 
City   Superintendent — A    H    Karn 
Principal  H    S  — Thomas  J    McCormick 
Phys   Cult  — Herman  Weisenegger 
Drawing — Lydia   Nelson 
Penmanship — Nellie  M.  Hart 

St  Bede  College;  coll.;  men;  R  C.;  est. 
1891;  Rev  Maurice  Toole,«O  S.  B,  Rec- 
tor 

Petersburg,  Menard  Co.,  pop.  2,807. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    C    Frankelton 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    H    Hornback. 
City  Superintendent— 'H    D    Eickelberg 
Principal   High   School — Wesley  Bone. 

Pinckneyville,  Perry  Co.,  pop.  2,357. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J   G.  Taffee. 

Sec.  Bd   Educ— J   W.  Neville. 

City   Superintendent — 08     O    Hoskmson 

Principal  High  School — Charles  Beck. 

Pittsfleld,  Pike  Co ,  pop.  2,293. 

Pies   Bd    Educ — Burr  Swan 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — F    W.   Niebur 

City  Superintendent — John  C    Reeder 

Pnncipal   High    School— Nellie   A.   Moore. 

Supv    Music— Vida  Nighbert 

Plainfleld,  Will  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City    Superintendent— H     J    Bassler 
Principal  High  School — Verne  E    Perry 


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Piano,  Kendall  Co ,  pop.  1,634. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    A    Darnell 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    Carrie  Foster 
City  Superintendent — C    E    Jetci 
Pimcipal   High   School — H    L    Tate 

Plymouth,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,030. 

Prin    H    S  — T    S    Haney. 

Polo,  Ogle  Co.,  pop.  2,075. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Fred  Zick 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — James  Nichols 
City  Supeimtendent — H    C    Uiban 
Principal  High  School — Laura  Blackbuin 
Supv    Music — Cleo  Carter  Bush 
Manual  Training — Mi     Criglei 
Domestic   Science — Mrs    Giace  Jackolei 
Drawing — Miss  De  Muth 
Commercial — Ruth    Haip 

Pontlac,  Livingston  Co.,  pop.  6,090. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    E    Torrance 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    L    Beach 
City  Superintendent — W   W   McCulloch 
Prin.   Township  H    S. — Arthur  Verner 
Supv    Music — Margaret  Vaughan. 
Manual  Training — P    J.  Hawk 
Domestic  Science — Leila  Holland 
Physical  Culture — Leona  V    Smith 
Drawing — Winnie    F     Sparks 

Cope's  Shorthand  School,  sten  ,  C  B 
Daugherty,  Prin 

Port  Byron,  Rock  Island  Co.,  pop.  732. 

City  Supt    &  Pi  in    H    S  —  A    E    Williams 

Port  Byron  Academy ;  prep  and  nor  ,  co- 
ed ,  Cong,  est  1881,  M  J  Yolton,  B  S, 
Principal. 

Princeton,  Bureau  Co.,  pop.  4,023. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    H    Hopkins 
Sec    Bd  Educ — A     C    Best 
City  Superintendent — Hamon  E    Waits. 
Prin    Township  H    S — W   B    Spurrier. 
Supv    Music — TSlella  M    Foulk 
Manual  Training — C    L    Shaw 
Domestic  Science — Blanche  Cartwright 
Drawing — Mary  A    Cox 
Commercial — Mlna  L    Carr 

Prophetstown,  Whiteslde  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    E    Paddock 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William  Mathis 
City   Superintendent — U    R    Knight 
Principal  High  School — A    H    Kazda 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Slocuni 

Quincy,  Adams  Co.,  pop.  80,587. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — George  G   Gabriel 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Homer  M    Swope 
•City    Superintendent — C     M     Gill 
Principal  High  School — Zens  L    Smith. 
Supv    Music — Maude  Harding 
Manual  Tiaining — Carle   R    Crabb 
Domestic  Science — Flora  Necke. 
Physical  Culture — O.   A    Wurl. 
Drawing — Mary  E    Bcatty 
Penmanship — Ethel  Oldakei 


Quincy — continued 

Chaddock  School  for  Boys,  boys'  boarding, 
mil  ,  Eva  C  Fields,  Supcunten<lf>nt 

Gem  City  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten  ; 
est  1870;  D  L.  Musselman,  A.  M.,  Pres 

Quincy  Conservatory  of  Music,  The;  music, 
co-ed  ,  est  1885,  Lula  M  Felt,  Director. 

Saint  Francis  Solanus  College,  primary,  aca- 
demic, collegiate  and  com'l  depts  ,  men, 
R  C  ,  est  1860,  Very  Rev  Fortunatus 
Hausser,  O  F.  M  ,  Rector 

St  Mary's  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R  C  ; 
Mother  M.  Magdalen,  Superioi 

Rantoul,  Champaign  Co,  pop.  1,207. 

City  Supt.  and  Prin.  H    S— B    H.  Miller 

Raymond,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    H    Cass 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — N    E    Doyle 

City   Superintendent — W     F    Giotts 

Pimcipal  High   School — F    J    DuFiain 

Red  Bud,  Randolph  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pies    Bd     Educ — Heniv    Boekhofl 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Gooige  Fohiell 
Pimcipal  High  School — R    O    Finloy 

Ridge  farm,  Vermilion  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — W    E    Waggoner 
Pimcipal   High   School — Louise   A    Pohill 

River  Forest,  Cook  Co.,  pop.  1,539. 

City  Superintendent — William  L.  Nida. 

Riverside,  Cook  Co.,  pop.  1,551. 

City   Superintendent — A.   F.   Ames. 
Principal  High  School — T.  H.  Zlegler. 

Kiverton,   Sangamon  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

City  Supt    &  Pi  in    H    S — Thomas  T    Shaw 

Roanoke,  Woodford  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — D    W    McCarthy 
Pimcipal  High  School — Ethel  Cohenoui 

Robinson,   Crawford   Co.,  pop.   3*863. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Maufoid  E    Oo\ 

Sec    Bd    Educ— L    R    Heath 

City    Superintendent — Han  v    Gr  een 

Principal   High   School — J    O.    Karberry. 

Supv    Music — Maiy  C    Ludclen 

Manual  Tiaining — W    F    Livingston 

Domestic  Science — Lita  Steole 

Rochelle,  Ogle  Co.,  pop.  2,732. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — Fred    Oiait 
Sec    Bd    Educ — D    George  lluslmoll 
Citv   Superintendent — .Herman   Wimmer 
Piincipal  High  School — 11    W    Bchoor 
Supv    Music — Mrs    C    C    Bush. 
Domestic   Science — Gladys  Minor 
Penmanship — G    E    Weaver 

Rock  Falls,  Whiteslde  Co.,  pop.  2,657. 

City  Superintendent — B.  O.  Phares. 

Principal  High  School — Bessie  1'Hco. 

Rock  Island,  Rock  Island  Co.,  pop.  24,835. 

Pres.  Bd   Educ — H.  H    Cleaveland. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    S.  Kemble. 
City    Superintendent— B.    O     Fisher 
Principal  High  School — Alden  J.  Burton* 
Supv    Music — E,  L.  Philbrook, 


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Book  Island — continued 
Manual  Training — A    G   Hill  ' 

Domestic   Science — Florence   JS    Blazier 
Physical    Culture — E    R    Musselman 
Drawing — Miss  Abigail  Dean 
Penmanship — Miss  Clara  Redecker 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y — Ellsworth  F    Burch 

Augustana  College  and  Theological  Semi- 
nary, prep,  collegeiate,  normal,  theologi- 
cal, music,  art,  and  com'l  depts  ;  co-ed  , 
Luth  ,  est  1860,  Rev  Gustav  A  Andieen, 
Ph  D ,  President 

Brown's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
H  H  Hunt,  Principal 

Ville  de  Chantal,  girls'  boarding,  R.  C  , 
Sisters  of  the  Visitation,  Sister  F.  Borgia 

Rockford,  Wlnnebago  Co.,  pop.  45,401. 

Pres     Bd     Bduc  — F     H     Smith 
Sec     Bd     Bduc — F     M     Smith 
City   Superintendent — R    G     Jones 
Principal  High  School — Claude  P    Briggs 
Supv    Music — Mrs    E    Pierce 
Manual    Tiamlng — R     E     Brightup 
Domestic    Science — Josephine    Glidden 
Physical  Culture — F    L    Winteis 
Drawing — Miss  Myrtle  Irons 
Penmanship — Mr    W    H    Johnson 
Commercial — Mr    John  T    Haight. 
Stenography — Miss  A    Pearl  Ritchie 

Brown's  Rockford  Business  College;  bus 
and  sten  ,  W.  F  Cadwell,  Prln. 

Rockford  College,  college,  music,  art,  home 
economics,  women,  non-sect,  est  1849, 
Miss  Julia  H  Gulliver,  Ph  D ,  Pres 

Rtx'kton,  Winnebago   Co  ,  pop    841. 

Pi  es  Bd  Educ  — C.  E  Shuf elt 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — R  Tompkms 
Piincipal  High  School — R  Gilgsby 

Roodhouse,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  8,351. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — P    A     Rawlins 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John   W    Staikey 
City    Superintendent — J     O     Stanberry 
Principal  High  School— C    A    Whitcside 

Rosevllle,    Warren    Co.,    pop.    1,050* 

Pros  Bd  Educ — Allen  Young 
Sec  Bd  Educ — N  E  Pinney 
Piincipal  High  School — H  L  Kesslei 

Rossville,  Vermilion  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

City   Superintendent — I.   A    Smothers. 
Principal  High  School — O    H    Worley 

Rushville,   Schuyler  Co.,  pop.   2,292. 

Pros    Bd    Educ  — G    B    Steele 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — Howard  Dyson 
City  Superintendent — C    3D.  Knapp 
Principal  High  School — Laura  L.  Knowles 
Supv    Music — Ida  B    James 
Commercial — Frank  Bottrell 

Rushville  Normal  and  Business  College,  nor. 
and  bus.,  M.  Kennedy,  Pres 


St    Charles,  Kane  Co  ,  pop.  2,675. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    H    Haines 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J.   D    Nies 

City  Superintendent — Mary  F    McAuley. 

Principal    High   School — Minnie   Langwill 

Rupv    Music — Gladys  Noilon 

Drawing — Anna    Wilbui 

Mt  St.  Mary's  Academy,  girls'  boarding, 
R  C  ,  Sisters  of  St.  Dominic. 

Villa  Angela,  boys  boarding,  5  to  13,  Di- 
rection of  Mt  St  Mazy's  Academy 

St.  Elmo,  Fayette  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

City   Superintendent — Charles    E     Kuechler 
Principal   High  School — Lettie  E    Bristol 

St.  Francisville,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S — W.  E    G    Cooper 

Salem,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  1,900. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    G   Hart. 
Sec   Bd   Educ— C    D    Merritt 
City  Supeiintendent — H    J    Blue 
Principal  High  School — H    J    Haich 

Sandoval,   Marion    Co.,  pop.   1,258. 

Pres     Bd     Bduc — Lease    Ruddick 
Sec    Bd     Educ — Ed     B     Purnell 
City  Superintendent — C    L    Edwards 
Principal    High   School — Ellen   Sherman. 

Sandwich,  DeKalb  Co.,  pop.   2,520. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — A    E    Woodward 
Sec    Bd     Educ — "W     W     Woodbuiy 
City   Supoi  mtendent — W    W    Woodbury. 
Principal   High  School — Maud  Webster 
Supv     Music — Bessie    McKindley 

Savanna,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  3,825. 

City   Superintendent — C    H    Levitt 
Prin    Twp    H    S — Colin  M    Higgms 

Seneca,  Lasalle  Co.,  pop.   1,120. 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — M.  R    Giigsby 

Shawneetown,  Gallatin  Co.,  pop.  1,698. 

City  Superintendent — C.  H.  Wilson. 
Principal  High  School — J   W    MacCampbell. 

Sheffield,  Bureau  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

City   Supt    and  Prin.  H.  S. — J.   H    Martin. 

Shelby ville,  Shelby  Co ,  pop.  4,045. 

Pres.   Bd    Bduc  — Sherman   Crook 
Sec    Bd     Educ — William  Taylor 
City  Superintendent — A.   F.  Lyle. 
Principal  High  School — I    B    Potter 
Supv    Music — Isabelle  Meriy 
Manual    Training— W     A     Bandy 
Domestic   Science — Katherine  Patterson 

Sparks  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
co-ed.;  est.  1908,  H.  D.  Sparks,  B.  S.. 
Prin 

Sheldon,   Iroanois   Co.,  pop.    1,480. 

City   Supeiintendent — P    F    Giove 
Principal  High  School — Ina  V    Meredith 

South  Wilmington,  Grundy  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

City  Supt   &  Prin   H    S. — C    C    Walther 


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Sparta,   Randolph   Co.,   pop.   2,941. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— A    J    Stephenson. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    T.  Wright. 
City  Superintendent — Claience  Selhy 
Prm.  High  School — St    John  W    "Wilton 
Commercial — O    W    Alberson 

Springfield,  Sangamon  Co.,  pop.  51,678. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Mrs     H     T    Moriison 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Eleanor  Matheny. 
City  Superintendent — Hugh  S    Ma  gill,  Ji 
Supv    Music — Nettie  C    Doud 
Manual    Training — F    O     Edwards 
Domestic    Science — Elizabeth    Cieighton 
Drawing — Harriet  M    Cantrell 

PUBLIC    HIGH    SCHOOLS 
Springfield    High    School,    Adams    and    Col- 
lege   Sts  ,    I     M     Allen 
Lawrence  Junioi    High,    Second   and   Lauiel 

Sts  ,  J    A    Richaidson,   Pimcipal 
Feitshans    Junior    High,    14th    and    Kansas 

Sts  ,  W    O    Withrow,   Pimcipal 
Enos   Junior   High,    Bond   and   Elliott   Sts  , 

Alice    K    s Flower,    Principal 
Converse  Junior  High,  8th  St    and  Eastman 

Av  ,    S     H    Heidler,    Principal 
Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  the  Sacred  Heart, 

girls'  boarding,  H    C  ,  Sister  Thomasina. 
Bettie    Stuart    Institute,     girls'     hoarding. 

non-sect,    est     1869,     Anne    H.    Brooks, 

Prin 
Concordia     College,     theol  ,     men;     Evang 

Luth  ,    est     1856,    Rev     Richaid    Biedor- 

mann,   President 
German    Evangelical    Lutheran    Seminary, 

theol  ,  co-ed.,  est.  1846,  Reinhold  Pleper, 

Pres 
Illinois    Business    College    and    Telegraph 

School,    bus,    sten,    and    tel  ,    est     1000, 

C    N.  Stockton,  Pres. 
Springfield  Business  College,  bus   and  sten  , 

est     1864;    Henry    B     Henkel,    C.    P.    A, 

Pres.,    Register  Bldg. 
Teachers'  Training  School,  normal;  co-ed  ; 

city,   Emma  G.   Olmstead,   Prin 

Springvalley,  Bureau  Co.,  pop.  7,035. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — R    M    Hijl 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — Joseph  Hercer 
City  Superintendent — Ernest  L    Boat. 
Principal  High  School — Einest  L    Bost 
Supv    Music — Maiy    Cleais 

Staunton,  Macoupin   Co.,   pop.  5,048. 

Pres.   Bd    Educ — C.  Godfrey. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — P.  H    Fischer 

City   Superintendent — Win    E    Eccles 

Principal  High  School — Ellen  A.   Mulr. 

Sterling,  Whlteside  Co.,  pop.  7,467. 

Pros    Bd    Educ — W    J     Mooie 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    N    Haskell 
Supt    Dist    10— Charles   H    Marcy 
Supt    Dist    11— A      L,    Hill 
Prin.   Twp    High   School — E.   T.   Austin. 
Supv     Music — Ella   G     Richards 
Manual   Training — C    N    Timmons 
Domestic    Science — Edna   M     Neff 
Physical   Training — C    R    Holsingci 
Drawing — C     A     Wetzel 


Brown's   Business   College,   bus    and   sten  ; 

est    1869,  A    T    Scovill,  Principal 
St     Mary's    School,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    R     C  ; 
Sister   Supetior 

Stockton,  Jo  Daviess  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 
City    Supeiintendent — .1     C1     M'veis 
Pimcipal   High   School — J     S    C'laik 

Streator,   Lasalle  Go ,  pop.   14,253. 
Pies     Bd     Educ — Di     R    Schurtz 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Philip  Saunders 
City   Superin tendon! — H    B    Fishei 
Prin    Twp    High  School — O    A    Rawlins 
Pun      City     Training    School — Florence     B 

Muiray 

Supv    Music — Lenna  A     Lamlls 
Domestic    Science — Lola   Bullock 
Manual  Tiainmg — Louis  H    Fincham 
Di  awing — Isabel  White 
Pi  imai  y — Inez    Kolso 

Brown's   Business   College,   bus    and  sten  ; 
G     W.   Brown,   Pres 

Sullivan,  Moultrie  Co.,  pop.  2,399. 
Pies     Bd    Educ — S    T    Butlei 
Sec     Bd     Educ — J     A     Sabin 
City    Supenntendont — O     B     Lowe 
Pimcipal    High    School — Ohve    B     Wai  tin 
fcupv     Music — Maivene    (Campbell 

Sumner,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 
City    Supt    and   Prin    H     S— J    B    Bell. 

Sycamore,  Dekalb  Co.,  pop.  3,653. 
Pres   Bd    Educ  — F    E    Claycomb 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  A   James 
(Jity    Supeiintendent — (>     B     Potoison 
Piincipal  High  School — Edna  M    Koch. 
Supv  Music — Dorothy  Doane 
Manual    Tidinms — Kiwm    I)     Wiilh 
Domestic  Science — Nellie  Woody 
Drawing — Bertha  Coultas 
OommetcLil — Allen   G    Umbrolt 
"Waterman    Hall,    girls'    boarding;    P.    E  ; 
est    1888;  Benjamin  Frank  Fleetwood,  S. 
T.   D ,    D    D ,   Pres, 

Taylorville,  Christian  Co.,  pop.   5,440 
Pres    Bd    Educ. — O.  B    Britton 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W   S    Scott. 
Supt    East  Side — Edgar  S    Jones. 
Prin    Township  H    S — R    G.  Boals. 
Supv    Music — Harriet  Gardner. 
Manual    Tiaininf? — Robert  (1    Wiggins 
Domestic   Science — Marfteiy   I?     Tezziere 
Did  wing — Bthel    L    Melin 
Commei  cial — shei  man    I'c-i  i  v 

Tentopolle,  Effingrham  Co.,  pop.  870. 

Prm    Township   H    S  — Louis  HICK 
St     Joseph's    Seraphic     College* ,     prep     for 
Franciscan  Priests  only,  U    C  ;  est    18C2, 
Rev    Roger  Mittondorf,  O    F    M ,  Rector. 

Toluca,  Marshall  Co,  pop.  2,629. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W   W.  Twist. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — William  Macfarlane. 
City    Supoilnteiulenl — John    H,    CHac»gei. 
Principal  High  Heliool— W    F    Ni<  hols 
Toulon,  Stark  Co.,  pop.   1,150. 
City   HupeiirUendent-—  H     L    Afvmlcnhall 
Principal  Ilifih   School— Henrietta  Sllliman 
Toulon   Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
Lewis    A.    Morrow,   Pres. 


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Trenton,   Clinton  Co,  pop.  1,706. 

Pi  es     Bd     Educ  — A     W     Cai  tor 
Soc    Bd    Educ  — A    M    Leonhai  d 
City    Superintendent — J     R     Mooie 
Principal    High    School — J     R     Mooie 

Tuscola,  Douglas  Co.,  pop.  2,569. 

Pros    Bd    Educ — A    J    Fonnei 
Sec    Bd     Educ  — Dr    C    L.    Hine 
City    Supei  mtendent — W     D     Waldiip 
Principal  High  School — J    C    Hammond 
Supv    Mus    &  Dr  aw  — Gei  trude  Davis 

Urbana,  Champaign  Co.,  pop.  8,245. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — E     H     Riennes 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    B    Holmes 

City  Superintendent — Ananias  P   Johnson 

Prin    H    S — M    L.  Flannigan. 

Supv    Music — M    Ruth   Clapp 

Manual    Tiainmg — L    R     Wilson 

Domestic  Science — Mabel  Sill 

Drawing — Alice  Frazey 

Com'l   &   Stenog'y — W    H    Carrier. 

University  of  Illinois,  comprises  the  College 
oi  Liberal  Aits  and  Sciences,  College 
of  Engmeeung,  College  ot  Agriculture, 
Graduate  School,  Library  School,  School 
of  Mussic,  School  ot  Education,  School 
ot  Railway  Engineering  and  Admmibtia- 
tion,  Polloge  ot  Law  and  the  College  of 
Medicine,  College  of  Dentistiv,  and  School 
of  Pharmacy  (in  Chicago),  state  univ  , 
ost  1867,  co-ed  ,  Edmund  Janes  James, 
LL  D  ,  President 

University  of  Illinois,  College  of  Libeial 
Aits  and  Sciences,  includes  the  couise  in 
General  Science,  Chemistry,  Jouinalism, 
And  Household  Science  and  Admmistia- 
tion,  Kendiic  Charles  Babcock,  Ph  D, 
Dean  * 

University  of  Illinois,  College  of  Com- 
meico  and  Business  Administration, 
courses  in  General  Business  and  ^ecieta- 
aal  Service,  Nathan  A  Weston,  Acting 

University  of  Illinois,  School  of  Music,  of- 
fers graduate  courses  in  music  and  public 
school  music,  John  Lawrence  Erb,  F  A 
G  O  ,  Dnectoi 

University  of  Illinois,  School  of  Education; 
professional  courses  for  teachers,  William 
Chandler  Bagley,  Ph  D ,  Director 

University  of  Illinois,  School  of  Railway 
Engineering  and  Administration,  courses 
in  Railway  Civil  Engineering,  Railway 
Mechanical  Engineering,  Railway  Electri- 
cal Engineering,  Railway  Transportation, 
and  Railway  Traffic  and  Accounting, 
William  F  M  Goss,  D  Eng,  Director 

University  of  Illinois,  College  of  Agricul- 
ture, technical  agile  courses,  co-ed  , 
Eugene  Davenport,  LL  D ,  Dean 

University  of  Illinois,  College  of  Engineer- 
ing; courses  in  Architecture,  Civil,  Elec- 
trical, Mechanical,  Mining,  Municipal  and 
Sanitary  Engineering;  William  F  M 
Goes,  D  Eng,  Dean 

University  of  Illinois,  College  of  Lair,  law, 
«jo-ed  ,  ost  1897,  Henry  W  Bal- 
lantine,  LL  B ,  Dean 

University  of  Illinois,  State  Library  School; 
Phineas  I*  Windsor,  Dir. 


Utica,  JLasalle  Co.,  pop. 

City  Supt      &  Pnn    H    S — E    E    Childers 

Vandalia.  Fayette  Co.,  pop.  2,974. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Will  P     Welker 
Sec     Bd    Educ — Charles   F    Emmel 
City  Superintendent — T    F    Hickman 
Principal  High  School — E    F    Jackson. 
Supv   Music — Jessie  M.  Forsyth. 
Commercial — R     C     Mahon 

Vermilion  Grove,  Vermilion  Co.,  pop.  172. 

Supt    of  Schools — Anna  M    Rees 

Vermilion  Academy,  prep ,  agri  and  dom 
sci  ,  co-ed  ,  Friends,  est  1874,  Miss  Edith 
C  Shugart,  Principal 

Vermont,  Fulton   Co.,  pop.   1,195. 

City   Superintendent — J    R    Bouton 
Principal   High   School — Marie  R.   Way 

Vienna,  Johnson  Co.,  pop.  1,127. 

City    Superintendent — W     T      Tobe 
Principal  High  School — M    T    Van  Cleve 

Villa  Grove,  Douglas  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — L     E     Gal  breath 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    Clai  a  Compton 
City  Superintendent — H    L    Dyer 
Principal    High   School — 33    C    Fianklm 

Virden,   Macoupin   Co.,   pop    4,000. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — W     C     Talkmgton 
Sec     Bd     Educ — W     A     Brittm 
City  Superintendent — Clyde  Slone 
Principal    High   School — Clarence   Orr 
Supv     Music — Imogene  Murphy 
Drawing — Myitle    Scott 

Virginia,   Case   Co.,  pop     1,800. 

Pr  es     Bd    Educ  — E     Needham 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Henry  McDonald 
City    Superintendent — A     M     Santee 
Principal    High    School — Lauia    Mason 
Supv     Music — Ella    Wilson 
Manual   Training — Cora    Dunbar. 

Walnut,  Bureau  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

City   Superintendent — Rufus   Grigsbv 
Principal   High   School — E    E    Lansche. 

Warren,  Jo  Daviess  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Harry   C    Tear 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Geo    Mahon 
City    Superintendent — William    Dearn 
Principal   High   School — R    I    Lewis 

Warsaw,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  2,335. 

City    Superintendent — L.    Fairfax 
Prin     High    School — Mary   Johnston 

Washington,  TazeweU  Co.,  pop.  1,459. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  M    Stimson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Frank  W    Hofs 
City  Superintendent — Paul  M    Smith. 
Principal   High    School— V     G     Catlin 

Waterloo,  Monroe  Co.,  pop.   2,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Simon  Schorr. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— Albert  Pinkel. 
City  Superintendent — J.  E.  Raihourn 
Principal  High   School — C    F    Steiner 


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Watseka,  Iroquois  Co  ,  pop.  2,505. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — M     S    Tahaferro 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    H    C    Swmdeman 
City  Superintendent — L    W    Havlland 
Prin     H     S  — Mary   J    Laycock. 
Music    &   Drawing — Alva    Mohr 
Manual  Training — Roy  O    Comp 
Domestic  Science — Tressa   Mooie 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Margaret  Smith 

Waukegan,  Lake  Co.,  pop.  16,069. 

City  Superintendent — Oliver  S    Thompson 
Prin    Twp    H    S  — William  C    Knoelk 
Music  &  Drawing — Ina  Button 
Manual   Training — C    K    Standish 
Domestic  Science — Margaiet  Johnston 
Commercial — I    L    Rogeis 
Physical   Cultuie — Ida   A     Cowell 

Waverly,  Morgan   Co.,  pop.   1,573. 

City   Superintendent — L,    W     Rogland 
Principal  High   School — D    Peail   Gioen 

Waysesville,  De  Witt  Co.,  pop.  528. 

Prin    Township  H    S — Ralph  Robb 

Wenona,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  1,550. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — H    A    Stotler 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — H    M.  Whitney 
City  Supcimtendent — R    E    Ganett 
Principal  High  School — Miss  Grace  Walker 

West  Chicago,  Dupagre  Co  ,  pop.  2,378. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — D.  C.  Ahern 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    C    Robertson 

City   Superintendent — H    H     Kirkpatrick. 

Principal  High  School — Lama  G    Whitmire 

Supv    Music — Mane  Daly 

Westfleld,  Clark  Co.,  pop    950. 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — A    R    Finley 

Westfteld  College,  college,  academy,  music 
art,  co-ed  ,  U  B  ,  est  1865,  H  M  Tip- 
sword,  A  M ,  President 

Wheaton,  Dupaffe  Co.,  pop.  3,423. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — W    H    Momoe 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Jesse   Fox 

City  Superintendent — J.  B.  Russell 

Prin    H    S  — Ellen  M.   Gregg  ' 

Supv    Music — Lora  Gaiy 

Manual  Training — F    C    Berry 

Wheaton  College,  coll  ;  co-ed  ;  Cong  ;  eat 
1860,  Charles  A.  Blanchard,  D  D,  Pres 

Wheaton  College  Academy,  prep  ,  com'l, 
co-ed  ;  Walker  S  Pemberton,  A  M ,  Dean 

Whit«  Hall,  Greene  Co ,  pop.  2,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    C    Pearce. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    F    Greer 
City  Superintendent — J   B.  Hendricks 
Principal  High  School— R    G    Smith 


Wilmette,   Cook  Co,  pop.  5,800. 

Pi  os     Bd     Educ — Edwaid    Zipf 

Sec     Bd     Educ — Edwaid    foiette 

City    Superintendent — James    R     Harper 

Prin     New   Trier   H     S  — H     E     Brown 

Wilmington,    Will    Co.,   pop.    1,550. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — W     H     Whitmoic 
Sec    Bd     Educ  — F    W    Cassmgham 
City  Supenntendcnt — Guv    W    Bctlell 
Pimcipal   High   School — R    E    Hughes 
Music    &    Di awing — Ann.i    Mailo 
Manual  Tiammg — Bessie  W    Pioudioot 

Winchester,   Scott  Co.,  pop.   2.000 

City  Supenntendcnt — Chailes  W    Smith 
Pimcipal   High  School — Myitle  Scott 

Winnetka,  Cook  Co.,  pop.  1,833. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — John  A    Bellows 
Sec   Bd    Educ — William  D    MoKenzie 
City    Superintendent — E     N    Rhodes 
Pimcipal   High  School — Henry  Brown 
Supv     Music — Osbouine   McConathy 
Manual    Tiainmg — Ernest    O     Phillips 
Domestic  Science — Esthet    B    Bedkei 
Drawing — Olive   JO    Gio\er 
Commeicial — Culvei    Hand 

Girton  School  for  Girls,  girls  day  and 
boarding,  non-sect  .  est  1898,  Francia 
King  Cooke,  A.  B ,  Principal. 

YVinnebago,  Wmnebago  Co,  pop.  405. 

Principal   High   School — J    N    Dojnes 

Woodstock,  MoHenry  Co.,  Pop.  4,331. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Geoigc  W    Conn 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    Glaziei 
City  Supeiintendent — Richaid  Bai  dwell 
Pimcipal  High  School — A    M    Holtzman 

Todd  Seminary  for  Boys,  boarding;  non- 
sect  »  est.  1848;  Noble  Hill,  Ph  B,  Frin. 

Wyoming:,  Stark  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

City  Superintendent — C    W    Piatt 
Principal  High  School — R    F    Gxanci. 

Yates  City,  Knox  Co.,  pop.  650. 

Principal  High  School— -R   V    Cordt'll 

Yorkvllle,  Kendall  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pity   Superintendent — F    W    Ackoiman 
Pimcipal  High  School — Elizabeth  M    Hatch 

Zlon  City,  Lake  Co.,  pop.  4,780. 

City  Superintendent — B    G    Hcsfl 
Principal  High  School — C"    E    Baylls 

Zion  Educational  Institution;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
C  C  ;  est.  1899;  Harvey  D.  Braaefleld. 
Ph  B,  Vlce-Pres. 


INDIANA 


Population,  2,700,876      School  census,  754,972.     School  age,  6-21. 

Indiana  is  the  ninth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total 
of  2,700,876  inhabitants,  of  whom  97  7  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number,  5.9  per 
cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population,  ten  years 
of  age  and  over,  is  3  1  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  eleventh  in  this  respect.  The  edu- 
cational system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

HORACE  ELLIS,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction               .  .            .   Indianapolis 

J   I.  HOFFMANN,  Assistant  Superintendent  ....  Indianapolis 

E   B.  SARBER,  Deputy  Superintendent                       .                      .  .   Indianapolis 

W.  F.  BOOK,  Deputy  in  Charge  of  Vocational  Department         .  .          .    .Indianapolis 

J.  B.  PEARCY,  High  School  Inspector                    ...   Indianapolis 

Z  M  SMITH,  Supervisor  of  Agricultural  Education           ...  .   Indianapolis 

ADELAIDE  STEELE  BAYLOR,  Supervisor  of  Domestic  Science  .              .Indianapolis 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 

HORACE  "ELLIS,  Piesident,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.      .         Indianapolis 
WILLIAM  W.  PARSONS,  Secretary,  President  of  State  Normal  School  . .  Terre  Haute 

INDIANA  STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 


J  G.  COLLICOTT,  President     Indianapolis 

J.  B.  PEAROY,  Secretary. ...  t . .  Indianapolis 

INDIANA  CITY  AND  TOWN  SUPERINTENDENTS'  ASSOCIATION 

B.  F.  MOORE,  President Muncie 

L.  E   KELLEY,  Secretary Montpelier 

STATE  BOARD  OF  SCHOOL  BOOK  COMMISSIONERS 

This  board  has  the  same  membership  as  the  State  Board  of  Education      The 
state  has  a  Uniformity  Law. 

TEACHERS'  AND  YOUNG-  PEOPLE'S  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD 

H.  A   BUERK,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  President New  Albany 

J.  I.  HOFFMANN,  Assistant  State  Superintendent,  Secretary Indianapolis 

JOSEPH  H.  STAHL,  Manager Indianapolis 

CHARLES  A.  GKEATBOTJSE,  Treasurer Indianapolis 


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COUNTY   SUPERINTENDENTS   OF   SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Adams  .E    S   Christen,  Decatur 

Allen  .  .D.  O  MeComb,  Fort  Wayne 
Bartholomew  Samuel  Sharp,  Columbus 

Benton C    H    Dodson,   Fowler 

Blackf ord    

M  C  Townsend,  Hartford  Cxty 
Boone. .  .  .B.  M.  Servies,  Lebanon 
Brown.  .  Sylvester  Barnes,  Nashville 

Carroll P    B    Hemmig,  Delphi 

Cass.  ...  .A  L.  Frantz,  Logansport 
Clark  ..  S.  L,  Scott,  Jeffersonville 

Clay         Willis  E.  Akre,   Brazil 

Clinton  Marion  W  Salmon,  Frankfort 
Crawford  .  Stuart  A  Beals,  English 
Daviess  .A.  O  Fulkerson,  Washington 
Dearborn.  . .  G.  C  Cole,  Lawrenceburg 

Decatur     F   C.  Fields,  Greensburg 

Dekalb Lida  Leasure,   Auburn 

Delaware  B  J   Black,  Muncie 

Dubois..  .  .William  Melchior,  Jasper 
Elkhart.  ...  A  E  Weaver,  Goshen 
Fayette  .  C.  L..  Trusler,  Connersville 
Floyd  ...  .G  V  Scott,  New  Albany 
Fountain  .  M  F.  Livengood,  Covington 

Franklin T    J.  McCarty,  Brookville 

Fulton H    L.  Becker,  Rochester 

Gibson  Wilbur  F    Fisher,  Patoka 

Grant Chas.  H.  Terrell,  Marion 

Greene.    .D    C    Mclntosh,  Worthington 

Hamilton J.  F.  Haines,  Noblesville 

Hancock  Geo  J  Richman,  Greenfield 
Harrison.  ..A  O.  Deweese,  Corydon 
Hendricks  Theo  T.  Martin,  Danville 
Henry  ...  H  B.  Roberts,  New  Castle 

Howard A.   F.   Hutson,  Kokomo 

Huntington       

..  -Clifford  Funderburg,  Huntington 
Jackson  .  .J  E.  Payne,  Brownstown 
Jasper  .  .  ...E  Lam  son,  Rensselaer 

Jay Wm    R.  Armstrong,  Portland 

Jefferson  ...  Jos  H.  Hanna,  Madison 
Jennings  .  . .  S.  E  Whitcomb,  Vernon 
Johnson  .  .Jesse  C.  Webb,  Franklin 

Knox Edgar  N.  Haskins,  Vmcennes 

Kosciusko E    B.   Sarber,   Warsaw 

Lagrange  ...F.  G  Smeltzly,  Lagrange 
Lake...  F.  F  Heighway,  Crown  Point 
Laporte Fred  R  Farnam,  Laporte 


County  Name  and  Address 

Lawrence  . .  L  B  Sanders,  Mitchell 
Madison  .  .  Jas  W  Frazier,  Anderson 
Marion  . .  Lee  E.  S  wails,  Indianapolis 
Marshall.  L  E.  Stemebach,  Plymouth 
Martin  . .  Chas.  O  Williams,  Shoals 

Miami E    B    Wetherow,   Peru 

Monroe  Wm  H.  Jones,  Blooming-ton 
Montgomery 

K  C  James,  Crawfordsville 
Morgan  . .  W  D  Curtis,  Martinsville 
Newton  .  W  O.  Schanlaub,  Kentland 

Noble C    V    Kilgore,  Albion 

Ohio     .      .Chas.  H.  French,  Rising  Sun 

Orange C    E    Cogswell,    Paoll 

Owen       W    H    Stone,  Spencer 

Parke.  .H    J    Skeeters,    Rockville 

Perry.  .  Lee  B  Mullen,  Cannelton 
Pike  .Andrew  Jewell,  Petersburg 

Porter  . .  Frfcd  H  Cole,  Valparaiso 
Posey  .  .G  E  Behrens,  Mt  Vernon 
Pulaski  .  H  L.  Rogers,  Winamao 

Putnam  . .  L  G  Wright,  Greencastle 
Randolph  .  .Lee  L.  Driver,  Winchester 
Ripley  C  R  Hertenstein,  Versailles 
Rush  ...  C.  M  George,  Rushville 
Scott  .  .  Wm  S  Griffith,  Scottsburg 
Shelby  .  Wm.  Everson,  Shelbyville 
Spencer  .  Jos  W.  Strassell,  Rockport 

Starke     C.   W    Cannon,    Knox 

St    Joseph . .  R.   Long-field,   South   Bend 

Steuben     H    Lyle  Shank,  Angola 

Sullivan Richard  Park.  Sullivan 

Switzerland  .  .O    M    Given,  Vevay 

Tippecanoe B     Hooker,    Lafayette 

Tipton L    D.   Summers,    Tipton 

Union  . .  C  C.  Abernathy,  Liberty 
Vanderburgh  F.  C.  Ragland,  Evansville 
Vermillion  R  H  Valentine,  Newport 
Vigo  .  ..Jas.  W  Propst,  Terre  Haute 
Wabash  . .  .R.  K  Devricks,  Wabash 
Warren  . .  Harry  Evans,  Williamsport 
Warrick  .  ..A.  J  Hopkins,  Boonville 
Washington  .  .  Ora  Hopper,  Salem 
Wayne.  .  .C.  O  Williams,  Richmond 

Wells A.  R    Huyette,  Bluff  ton 

White H    J.    Reid,   Monticello 

Whitley     .  A.  R.  Fleck,  Columbia  City 


PUBMC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Akron,  Fatten  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Township   Trustee — D    M    Whitcomb 
City   Superintendent — H    G    Knight 

Albany,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  2,116. 

Pres     Bd    Bduc  — A     W     Lockhart 
Sec    Bd    Educ— Charles  M    Smith 
City  Superintendent — A    J    Hypes 
Principal  High  School— Wilbur  V.  Bell 
Mus,   Art  &  Dom    Scl — Prances  Guffigan 

Albion,  Nobie  Co.,  pop.  1,580. 

City   Superintendent — J    P    Johnson 
Principal — E    L    Pntchett. 


Alexandria,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  5,096. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ— J    W    Sullivan. 
Sec    Bd   Bduc — A    B    Otto. 
City  Superintendent — OB    G    Keicher 
Principal  High  School— F.  W.  Stoler. 
Supv.  Music— Mary  Brereton. 

Amboy,  Miami  Co.,  pop.  750. 

City  Superintendent — D    H    Brown 
Principal  High  School— Jessie  P    Ballmger 

Amboy  Academy;  prep  ;  day;   co-ed.;  non- 
sect;  F.   Kimball.  Prin. 


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Anderson,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  22,476. 

Pi  es    Bd    Bduc  — Austin   lietherf ord 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — G    E    Nichol 
City  Superintendent — W    A    Dennj- 
Principal   High    School — W    R    Hardman 
Supv     Music — Anna   Buchard 
Manual   Training — N    F    Fultz 
Domestic  Science — Anna  Meier 
Physical   Culture — B    O    Haugh 
Commercial — I    E    Gi  isso 
Drawing — Omalie  Browdor 
Instruction — Maiy    S     Mulligan 

Anderson  Business  College;  bus    and  sten.; 

W.  H    Carrier,  Pres. 
Andrews,  Huntingdon  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City   Superintendent — J    E    Lazenby 
Principal  High   School — E    E    Myers 
Angola,  Steuben  Co.,  pop.  2,750. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    A    Yotter 
City   Superintendent — A     J    Seibel 
Principal  High  School — George  Letts 
Supv    Music — Elizabeth  Peterson 
Drawing — Marie    Fairfield 

Tri-State  College,  coll  ,  co-ed  ,  private;  est 

1884,    L    M    Sniff,   President 
Tri-State  College  of  Pharmacy,  phar  ,  est 

1901;  C    C.  Sherrard,  Ph.  C.,  B    S,  Dean 

Arcadia,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

Principal  High   School — T    P    Charles 

Argos,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  1,307. 

Principal  High  School — Floyd  M    Annis 

Attica,  Fountain  Co.,  pop.  3,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    R    Young 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    Lewis  Green 
City  Superintendent — W    F    Mullmmx 
Principal   High    School — Bertha   F     Nelson 
Music  &  Drawing — Mabel  T    Jones 
Domestic  Science — Pauline  Latta 

Auburn,  Dekalb  Co.,  pop.  5,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Michael  Boland 

Sec    Bd    Educ— F    W    Knott 

City    Superintendent — O     H     Blossom 

Principal  High   School — H    L    McKenney 

Aurora,  Dearborn  Co.,  pop.  4,410. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John  Poehlman 
City  Superintendent — Joseph  R  Houston 
Principal  High  School — Hal  E    Driver 
Manual  Training — John  H    Muntz 

Avilla,   Noble  County. 
Immaculate  Conception  School,  prep  ;  men 
R.  C  ;  Rev.  F.  P.  Faust,  Pres 

Batesvllle,  Bipley  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — John  Meyer 
City  Superintendent — Edgar  M    Dunkin. 
Principal  High  School — Walter  Fagley 
Commercial — A    E    Patton 

Bedford,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop   8,718. 

Pres   Bd  Bduc  —Robert  L.  Mellen 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — C.  H.  Strupe 
City  Superintendent — Joseph  B   Fagan 
Pi  incipal — E     W    Montgomery 
Supv    Music — Alma  Braden 
Manual  Training — B    F   Burton 
Domestic  Science — Norine  Evans 
Drawing—Mildred  Weenink 


Berne,  Adams  Co.,  pop.  1,316. 

Sec     Bd    Educ — C    C    Stengel 
City  Superintendent — F.  D    Huff 
Principal  High  School — Edith  A    Beck. 

Bicknell,  Knox  Co.,  pop.  2,275 

City  Superintendent — W.  W    Carter 
Principal  High  School — C    H    Arterburn 

Bloomfield,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

City    Superintendent — Paul    L    Edmonson 
Principal  High  School — H    H    Trueblood 

Bloomingdale,  Parke  Co.,  pop.  580. 

Friends'  Bloomingdale  Academy,  prep  ;  co- 
ed ,  Friends,  Caroline  M  Hill,  Principal. 

Bloomington,  Monroe  Co.,  pop  8,838. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Ernest  Lindley 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — Dr     C     E.    Harris 
City    Superintendent — W    A     Myers 
Principal  High  School — E   E   Ramsey. 
Supv    Music — Ida  Peterson 
Manual  Training- — E    B.   Wright 
Domestic  Science — Martha  Livingston 
Drawing — Bonnie    Malott 
Com'l  &   Stenog'y — A    J.   Lynn 

Indiana  University,  comprises  College  of 
Liberal  Arts  (Music,  Journalism,  Fine 
Arts),  School  of  Education,  of  Law,  of 
Medicine,  and  Graduate  School,  state 
univ  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect ;  est.  1823,  Wil- 
liam Lowe  Bryan,  Ph.  D,  President 

Indiana  University,  School  of  Education, 
professional  courses  for  teachers,  co-ed.; 
est.  1853,  William  Wesley  Black,  A,  M.. 
Dean 

Indiana  University,  School  of  Law;  law;  co- 
ed. ,  state.,  est  1842;  Enoch  G.  Hogate, 
LL  D  ,  Dean. 

Indiana  University,  School  of  Fine  Arts; 
art  ,  state,  co-ed  ,  Alfred  M  Brooks, 
Professor 

Indiana  University,  School  of  Medicine 
(freshman  and  sophomore  years);  med. ; 
regr ,  co-ed  ,  Charles  P  Emerson,  M  D., 
Dean 

Stenographic  Practical  Training  School; 
sten  ,  co-ed  ;  est.  1898,  Miss  Jessie  M. 
Little,  Prln 

Blnffton,  Wells  Co.,  pop.  4,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — 'Vbram  Simmons 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    G    Dailey 
City  Superintendent — Philemon  A.  Allen. 
Principal  High  School — A    G    Morris 
Supv    Music — Hermie  Wleckingr 
Manual  Training— F.  G.  Thompson. 
Drawing— Alice  Peters. 
Domestic   Science — Bessie   Sale 
Pen    &  Commercial — O    T    Winger 

Bluff  ton  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.; 
est.  1904,  I  W  Lester,  Pres 

Boggstown,  Shelby  Co.,  pop.  175. 

Boggstown  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Seventh 
Day  Adv  ;  Adelerich  Kaelln,  Frin. 

Boonvttle,  Warrick  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

Pres   Bd.  Bduc— Henry  F.  Fulling. 

Sec    Bd   Bduc — Charles  F.  W.  Inderrieden, 


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Bocne\ille — continued 
City  Superintendent — C.  E    Clark. 
Principal  High  School — Charles  E    Skinner 
Supv    Mus    and  Draw — Mai  ion  Giaham 
Domestic    Science — Nettie    Fultz 

Borden,  Clark  Co.,  pop.  525. 

Borden  Institute  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  son-sect.;  J 
O   Engleman,  Prin. 

Bourbon,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    B    Brillhart 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Henry  Binkley 

City    Superintendent — C     C     Trook 

Principal  High   School — D    E    Sites 

Mus ,    Draw     &   Dom     Sci  — Olive    Johnson 

Brazil,  Clay  Co,  pop.  9,340. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D     "W    Biattin 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    M    Turner 

City  Superintendent — Charles  C.  Coleman. 

Principal  High  School — C  P  Keller. 

Supv     Music — Georgette    Herr 

Manual    Training — Hugh   Hicks 

Domestic    Science — Hazel    Pickens 

Drawing — Helen  De  Bolt 

Commercial — W    B     Mmnick 

Brazil  Business  University,  bus    and  sten.; 
est    1900;  H    G    Holcombe,  Principal 

Bremen,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    E    Koontz 
Sec    Bd    Educ— I    L    D    Seller 
City  Superintendent — Herman  Wimmer. 
Principal  High  School — L,ucile  Higgms 
Supv    Music — Lucile   Higgins 
Manual  Tiaming — J    E    Michael 
Domestic   Science— Lola    Brooks 
Drawing — Dierdie  Tnble 

Brook,  Newton  Co..  pop.  1,375. 

City   Superintendent — Fred  H    Longwcll 
Principal  High  School — Celia  Judy 

Brookston,  White  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — L    T    Kent 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  Erickson 
City    Superintendent — W     P    Neel 
Principal  High  School — Lida  Moody 

Brookville,  Franklin  Co..  pop.  2,169. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Philip  Hartman 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    W    Showalter 

City  Superintendent — A.  J.  Reifel. 

Principal  High  School — C    W    Hitchcock. 

Supv    Music — Ellen   Shick 

Manual  Training— W  A.  Tounts 

Dom    Sci    &  Draw — Maidie  Schwacke 

Brownstown,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  1,492. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Frank  Branaman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — O    R    Emerson 
City   Superintendent— Hale  Brandt 
Principal  High  School — Hugh  Cathcart 

Butler,  Dekalb  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    G    Stone 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G    W    Geddes 
City   Superintendent — H     E     Coe 
Principal   High    School — Florence    L     Betts 

Cambridge  City,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres.   Bd    Educ  — B    F.   "WIssler 
Sec    Bd    Educ— W    B    Harrison 


Cambridge — continued 
City  Superintendent — E    E    Oldaker 
Principal   High   School — W    J    Bowden 
Supv    Music — Mrs     Grace   Gorman 
Manual    Training — H     M     Kabel 
Domestic    Science — Erne    J     Wolfoid 

Cannelton,  Perry  Co ,  pop.  2,130. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — James  Shallcross 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Fred  Franzmann 
City    Superintendent — F    F     Hostetter 
Principal  High  School — G    N"    Logan 
Drawing — Dehlah  Turner 
Domestic   Science — Lelia  Johnson 

Carlisle,  Sullivan  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — James    McConnell 
Sec     Bd     Educ — I     J     Keys 
City   Superintendent — O    H    Griest 
Principal    High    School — K    A     Shanner 
Domestic  Science — Lydia  H    Hildebrand 

Carthage,  Bush  Co.,  pop   1,125. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — R  E  Henley 
Sec  Bd  Educ — J  F  Tweedy 
Principal  High  School — Evangeline  Lewis 

Charlestown,  Clark  Co  ,  pop.  1,050. 

Principal  High  School — Fred  Gladden 

Chesterton,  Porter  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — A     R     Gustafson 

City   Superintendent — F    M    Goldsborough 

Principal   High    School — Aithur   Moore 

Churubusco,  Whitley  Co,  pop.  1,090. 

City   Superintendent — Llovd   F     Gates 
Principal   High   School — W    H    Elza 

Cicero,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    E    Morris 
Sec     Bd    Educ — J    L    Hinshaw 
City  Superintendent — A    Landreth 
Principal    High    School — Roy   Risk 

Clay  City,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

City    Superintendent — Cecil    A     Gravson 
Principal    High    School — Clarence    Clayton 

Clinton,  Vermilion  Co.,  pop.  6,229. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    C    Shaft! 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    K    Morgan 

City  Superintendent — Donald  Du  Shane 

Principal   High   School — Fred  Bourn 

Supv     Music — Faye    Hester 

Drawing — Gladys   Rippetoe 

Manual   Training — O    T    Clark 

Collegreville,  Jasper  County* 

St     Joseph's    College,    men,    R     C  ,    Rev     I. 
A    Wagner,  C   P   P   S ,  President 

Columbia  City,  Wbltley  Co.,  pop.  3,050. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — Walpole  Kaler 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Geo    F.  Harrison 
City   Superintendent — C    E     Spauldingr 
Principal  High  School — Fren  Musselman 
Supv    Music — Louise  Bushnell 
Manual  Training — Orval  L  Pence. 
Domestic   Science — Joal   Spaffoxd 

Columbus,  Bartholomew  Co.,  pop.  8,813. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — H    L    Rost 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    W    Suverkrup 

City  Superintendent— Thomas  F.  Fitzgibbon, 


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Columbus — eontnued 
Principal  High  School — Samuel  Wertz 
Supv    Music — A    W    Mason 
Manual   Training — Alvm   Logan 
Domestic  Science — Bertha  Latta 
Drawing — Geo.  W    Thompson. 
Commercial — Beatrice    Crowe 

Connergville,  Fayette  Co.,  pop.  7,738. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    V    Hawkins 
Sec    Bd    Edue— C    C    Hull 
City  Superintendent — Edwin  L    Rickert 
Principal  High  School — M    S   Hallman 
Supv    Music — A    A    Glockzm 
Domestic  Science — Lucy  B    Hawk 
Physical   Cult  ire— Nina  M     Gaskins 
Draw    &   Pen'ship — lone   Reynolds 
Com'l   &   Stenog*y — W    F    Mizer 

Elmhurst  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1909,  Miss  Isabel  B  Cress- 
ler,  B  A ,  Principal 

Converse,  Miami  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    O    Arnold 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Walter  Powell 
City  Superintendent — E    O    Snethen 
Principal  High  School — Errelt  Carvey 
Supv    Music — Nellie   Kelsey 
Domestic   Science — Blanche   McCreary 
Manual   Training — Erielt  Caivey 

Corydon,  Harrison  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

City  Superintendent — Oscar  F    Koch 
Principal  High  School — W    B    Bean 

Covington,  Fountain  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres.   Bd    Educ — A    T    Linengood 
Sec    Bd    Educ — M.  Mayer 
City  Superintendent — W    A    Davis 
Principal  High  School — Harvey  E    Redding 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Irene  Balcom 
Domestic   Science — Blanche    Smith 
CrawfordsvIUe,  Montgomery  Co  ,  pop.  9,371. 
Pres     Bd     Educ — E     W     Ream 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — John    A     Johnson 
City  Superintendent — Linnaeus  N    Hlnes 
High  School  Principal — Anna  Willson 
Supv    Music — Fern    Ream 
Manual  Training — Homer  E    Biddle. 
Domestic  Science — Elizabeth  L.  Cowan 
Drawing — Dawn    Kennedy 
Commercial — George  F    Leonard 

Wabash    College;    coll.;    men;    Preab  ;    est. 

1832,  Rev.  George  L    Mackintosh,  D.  D., 

Pres 
Crawfordsville   Business   College;    bus     and 

sten  ,  est    1887,  Miss  Zola  Shirk,   Prin 

Crown  Point,  Lake  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John  Donnaha 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — O    J    Bruce 

City   Superintendent — W    S.   Painter 

Principal  High  School — Carl  B.  Newlon 

Supv    Music — Violet  Viant 

Manual  Training — Thomaa  Fitzgerald 

Domestic  Science — Nora  Morgan 

Diaw    &  Pen'ship— Elizabeth  Merritt 

Culver,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  505. 

Principal  High  School — James  D.  Darnall. 

Culver  Military  Academy;  miUtaiy;  non- 
sect.— est  1894,  Col  L  R  Gignilliat, 
Superintendent 


Dana,  Vermilion  Co.,  pop.  1,080. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Oscai  Adams 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — B    B    Thompson 
City  Supenntendent — Lestei   Campbell 

Danville,  Hendricks  Co.,  pop.  1,950. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    D    Hogate 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    W    Gaston 
City  Superintendent — M-  S.  Mahan 
Principal    High  School — D    F.   Cushman 

Central  Normal  College;  normal,  private,  co- 
ed., J   W.  Laird,  Pres. 

Decatur,  Adams  Co.,  pop.  4,350. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  S    Falk 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — O    L    Vance 
City  Superintendent — C    R    Spauldmg 
Principal  High  School — M    F    Worthman 
Supv    Music  &  Draw  — Elizabeth   Schrock. 
Manual   Training — H     R    Chaiman 
Domestic   Science — Clara   E    Berry 
Pen'ship  &  Com'l — E    E    Barnhait 

Delphi,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Noah   Landis 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    A    Schaeff er 
City  Superintendent — C    P    Biadshaw 
Principal   H    S  — Walter  Buckingham 

Dunkirk,  Jay  Co ,  pop.  3,187. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    W    Smalley 

Sec    Bd   Educ  — M    D    Wood 

City  Superintendent — A   L   Elabarger. 

Principal  High  School — Charlotte  Clarke 

Supv    Music — Ella  Gates 

Ait — Jane  Fulton 

Domestic  Science — Inez  Keever 

Manual   Training — Edward  Pape. 

East  Chicago,  Lake  Co.,  pop.  19;098. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    H    Fish. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  H    Ross 
City  Superintendent — Edwin  N  Canine 
Principal  High  School — H.  H.  Clark. 
Supv    Music — Mary  A.  Stone. 
Manual  Training — L    D    Brennen. 
Domestic   Science — Lydla   Evans. 
Physical  Culture — W    A    Cox 
Drawing — Janet    Jaynes 
Penmanship — Minnie    Kmney. 
Commercial — C    J    Auble 

Baton,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Otis  Edgmgton 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    O    Aspy. 
Town   Superintendent — J    B    Leas 
Principal   High  School — Herman   O    Makey 

Edinburg,  Johnson  Co  ,  pop.  2,050. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— P    C    Mayhall 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Francis  Winterberg 
City  Superintendent — Eugene  M    Crouch. 
Principal  High  School — Everett  R    Phillips 
Music  &  Ait — Fannie  H    Cochran. 

Elkhart,  Elkhart  Co.,  pop.  19,282. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    G    Crone 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    P.  Ohmer 

City  Superintendent — J    A   Wiggers. 

Principal  High  School — S.  B    McCracken. 

Supv    Music — Miss  Lida  M    Edmonds. 

Drawing — Ruth  Kelly. 

Physical    Cultme — Raymond    J     Snyder. 


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Elkhart — continued 

Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Miss  Vera  M    Bange 
Manual  Training — F    D    Long 
Domestic  Science — Charlotte  V    Hitch 

Elkhart  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
Ira  E  Elliott,  Manager 

Elnora,  Daviess  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — MacGu\er  Poiter 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Hervey  Tomey 
City  Superintendent — C   T   Amlck. 
Principal  High  School — Charles  McMullen 

Elwood,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  11,028. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    H    Hoppenrath 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    P    Carpenter 
City   Superintendent — A     W    Konold 
Principal  High  School — Charles  Biuner 
Supv    Music — Lola  Reicholdeifei 
Manual  Training — Leo  Francis 
Drawing — Gertrude  Galvm 

Evansvllle,  Vanderburgr  Co.,  pop.  69,647. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Abe   Sti  ouse 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Howard  Eoasa 
City    Superintendent — L    P    Benezet 
Principal  High  School — Ernest  P.  Wiles. 
Prin    Colored  H    S — W    E    Best 
Supv    Music — Ida  Bicking 
Manual  Training — E    R    Graham 
Domestic  Science — Theodora  Miller. 
Physical  Culture — Julius  Daerter. 
Drawing — Margaret   Beachy 
Penmanship — Cornelia  Koch. 
Commercial — Shepherd  Young. 
Kindergarten — Jean    Bernard 

Draughon-Porter  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1906,  J  Lee  Porter,  Sec. 

Lockyear's  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  ; 
co-ed.;  non-sect  ;  est  1883,  M.  H  Lock- 
year,  Pres. 

Fairland,  Shelby  Co,  pop.  600. 

Principal   High  School — William  Bishop 

Beech  wood  Manual"  Traning  Academy;  prep 
and  manual,  7th  D  Adv.;  co-ed  ;  est 
1902,  Clifton  L  Taylor,  Prin 

Fairmount,  Grant  Co.,  pop.  3,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    R    Scott 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    M    Lafler 
City   Superintendent — R    B    Duff 
Principal  High  School — D    H    Carter 
Mus  ,  Draw    &  Dom    Sci  — Delia  Truman 

Fairmount  Academy  and  Normal  School; 
prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Friends,  est  1884,  Albert 
R  Hall,  Principal 

Farmland,  Randolph  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — E    E    Zimmerman 
Principal  High  School — Harriette  McArthur 

Ferdinand,  Dubois  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Academy  of  the  Immaculate  Conception, 
girls1  boarding,  R  C  ,  Mother  Mary  Sera- 
phme,  O  S  B ,  Superior 

St  Augustine's  Academy,  girls'  boarding, 
R.  C  ;  Sister  St.  Louise,  Prin. 

Flora,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  1,450. 

City  Superintendent — E    M    Deem 
Principal   High  School — C    A    Doyle 


Fort  Branch,  Gibson  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Principal    High   School — Jesse    G     Tuiner 

Fort  Wajne,  Allen  Co,  pop    63,933 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Ernest    W     Cook 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — W    H     Shambaugh 
City  Superintendent — Justin  N.   Study. 
Principal    High    School — B     C     Ward 
Supv     Music — William   Miles 
Man    Tr    and  Dom    Sci — J    J.  Ritter. 
Physical  Culture — Henry  Meyer 
Diawmg — Alice   E     Hall 
Penmanship — O.  L    Rogers 
Primary — Gail    Calmerton 
Normal — Floia   Wilbei 

Concordia  College;   coll  ;   men;   Luth  ;   est. 

1839,   Rev    Martin  Luecke,  Director. 
Fort  Wayne  Art  School,  art,  co-ed  ;  Albert 

E.  Bulson,  Jr,  Pres. 
Fort  Wayne  Conservatory  of  Music;  music; 

co-ed  .  est.  1871;  C    F    W.  Meyer;  Direc- 
tor. 
Indiana   School   for   Feeble-Minded    Touth; 

state,    co-ed  ,    Geoige  &    Bliss,    Supt 
International    Business    College;    bus,    and 

sten  ,  T    L    Staples,  Pres 
St     Augustine's   Academy,    girls'    boarding; 

R    C.,  est    1845;  Sister  St.  Louise,  Prin. 
Sacred    Heait    Academy,      girls'     boarding, 

R     C  ,     Sister   Imelda,    Super  ioi 

FortviUe,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,165. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M     E     Isgrigg 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    C    VanLamngfcam 
City  Superintendent — Benton  G    Keichor 
Principal  High   School — Roy  Roudcbush 

Fowler,  Benton  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

City  Superintendent — Charles  W.   Steele, 

Principal  High  School — H    C    Wallace 

Frankfort,  Clinton  Co.,  pop.  8,634. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Marvin  S    Hufford 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — William   C    Shanklin 
City  Superintendent — Oscar  M    Plttlnger. 
Principal  High  School — Charles  L.  Stubbs. 
Supv    Music — Hannah  Bell 
Domestic   Science — Gladys  Vooihees 
Manual  Training — S    M    Hun  sicker 
Drawing — Lulu   S    Boyd 

Franklin,  Johnson  Co.,  pop.  4,150. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — A    A    Alexander 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C    B    Henderson 

City    Superintendent — J     C     Webb 

Principal   High   School — John   S    Williams 

Supv    Music — Rose  Meiodith 

Di  awing — Edith  Palmer 

Domestic    Science — Susannah    Ott 

Franklin  College;  coll  ;   co-ed.;  Bapt.;  est. 
1834,  Elijah  A   Hanley,  D    D,  Pres. 

Frankton,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Superintendent — Daisy  B    French 
Principal  High  School — Earl  R    Martin. 

French  Uck,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Perry  C    Lane 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Frank  Robbins 
City    Supenntendent— N     B     Bonham 
Principal  High  School — Floyd  H    Miner 
Music  and  Drawing — Miss  Larene  B   Davies 
Manual  Training — Arthur  Maltox, 


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Garrett,  Dekalb  Co.,  pop.  4,350. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    J    F    Thomson 
Sec    Bd    Educ— D    B    Van  Fleit 
City   Supenntendent — George   Carroll 
Piincipal  High  School — M    D    Rmkenberger 
Supv    Music  and  Drawing — Alda  Elson 
Manual  Training — O    V    Frank 
Domestic   Science — Florence    Dobbrick 

Gary,  take  Co ,  pop.  16,803. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — John  Knk 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    O    Holmes 
City   Supenntendent — William   A    Wirt 
Principal  High  School — E    A    Spauldmg 
Piincipal    High   School — S    J    Buckle} 
Supv     Music — M     E     Snyder 
Manual  Training — G    E    Wulfing 
Penmanship — G     S     Hernck 
Commercial — J     A     White 
Gary    Business    College,    est     1912,    A     N 
Hirons,    Piincipal 

Gas  City,  Grant  Co.,  pop.  3,750. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  L   Thompson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    E    Smith 
City  Superintendent — Isaac  Gripe 
Principal  High  School— Robert  Poer. 

Supv    Music — Ruth  Pagett 

Dom    Science   &  Diaw — Donna  McCreary 

Geneva,  Adams  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

City  Supeimtendent — H    F    Griffey 
Principal  High  School — A   R   Roggy 

Goodland,  Newton  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— M    E     Mitten 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — Mort    Kilgore 

City  Supeimtendent — Geoige  N    Porter 

Principal  High  School— A    R    Walker 

Music  and  Di  awing — Maitha  Harvey 

Manual  Training — A    J    Reames 

Goshen,  Elkhart  Co.,  pop.  8,514. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— David  M    Bechtel 
Sec    Bd     Educ  — Milton   Wysong 
City  Superintendent — J    W    Wilkinson 
Principal   High   School — A    E    Jeftrey 
Supv     Music — G     J     Dmkeloo 
Manual  Tiainmg — B    B    Lockland 
Domestic    Science — Lena   May   Cium 
Di  awing — Mrs    Ida  K    Slate 
Commercial — Maiy    Biggs 

Goshen  College,  comprises  College,  Acad- 
emy, Normal,  Music,  and  Bible  School, 
co-ed  ,  Mennonite,  est  1895,  Rev  John  E!. 
Hartzler,  President. 

Greencastle,  Putnam  Co.,  pop.  4,000. 

Pres     Bd    Educ — E    G    Bicknell 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — Ferd    Lucas 
City   Superintendent — Edwin  C    Dodson 
Principal  High   School— Edward  M,  Pitkin 
Supv    Music — Jessie   Patterson 
Manual  Tiainmg — Bert  Knight 
Domestic  Science — Mary  Cam  mack 
Drawing — Mis     Delphine    Dunn 

De  Pauw  University;  coll.;  co-ed  ;  M.  E. , 
eat.  1837,  Rev  George  R.  Grose,  D.  D., 
Pres. 


Greenfield,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  4,448. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Tyner  E    Lowe 

Sec     Bd    Educ  — R     F    Morgan 

City  Superintendent — Frank  Larrabee. 

Principal  High  School — John  "W    Kendall. 

Supv     Music — Elizabeth    Williams 

Manual  Training — Frank  W    Bryant 

Drawing — Merle  Brandenburg 

Greensboro,  Decatur  Co.,  pop.  5,420. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    C    Woodfill. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — T    J    Magee 

City  Superintendent — Elmer  C.  Jerxnan. 

Principal   High   School — GuiUord    Wiley 

Supv    Music — Louise  Ehlers 

Manual  Training — Alva  McGraw. 

Draw    &  Pen' ship — Jessie   Peterson 

Greentown,  Howard  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 

Principal   High   School — J     H     Brackemyre 

Greenwood,  Johnson  Co.,  pop.  1,503. 

City  Supeimtendent — W    H    Marshall 
Piincipal  High  School — Hazel  Wishaid 

Hammond,  Lake  Co.,  pop.  20,925. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  F    Krost 

Sec    Bel     Educ  — A     J     Dreesen 

City  Superintendent — Charles  M.   McDanlel 

Principal  High  School — F.  D    McElroy. 

Supv    Music — Edith  Reynolds 

Manual   Training — Herschel  Whitaker 

Domestic   Science — Norman  Locklin 

Drawing — Bess   E     Foster 

Commercial — J    W    Fisher 

Chicago  Business  College,  bus  and  eten., 
est  1886,  Mrs  F  B  Virden,  President 

Hammond  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  G  E  De  Long,  Manager 

Hanover,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  425. 

Hanover  College,  coll.,  co-ed.;  Presb.;  est 
1833,  William  A.  Millis,  LL.  D,,  Pres 

Hartford  City,  Blackford  Co ,  pop.  6,187. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — E    E    Cox 

Sec    Bd    Educ — George  T    Fulton 

City    Superintendent — M     M     Dunbar 

Principal  High  School — D    W    Donovan 

Supv     Music — Jesse   L    Ingersol 

Manual    Training — Virgil    Fleenor. 

Domestic  Science — Anna  Belle  Conrad 

Drawing — J    L    Ingersol 

Writing  &  Commercial — Mynck  Sublette 

Hobart,  lake  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    C    Mackey 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Joseph  E    Mellon 
City  Superintendent — G.  H.  Thompson. 
Principal    High   School — Spencer    G     Stoltz 
Supv    Music — Ellwyn  Roper 

Hope,  Bartholomew  Co.,  pop.  1,170. 

City  Superintendent — L    L    Lydy. 

Howe,  l>a  Grange  Co.,  pop.  700. 
Howe  School;  boys'  boarding,  mil  ;   P    B  : 
est  1884,  Rev.  J.  H.  McKenzie,  L.  H.  D., 
Rector. 


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Huntingburg,  Dnbois  Co.,  pop.  3,464. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Philip  Pai  tenheimer 
Sec    Bd     Educ—  B     W     Pickhaidt 
City  Superintendent — N    F    Hutchison 
Principal  High  School — Lee  A    Meyer 
Sup\      Music — Lucile    Briscoe 
Domestic  Science — Clementine  Caipenter 

Huntingdon,  Huntingdon  Co.,  pop.  10,272. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    E    Allen 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Z    T    Dungan. 

City  Superintendent — Jesse  M.  Scudder 

Principal  High  School — C    E    Hinshaw 

&upv    Music — J    L    Swihart 

Manual  Training — W.  A    Shock. 

Domestic  Science — Mary  Grayston. 

Drawing — Alice  Gray. 

Pen     &   Commercial — Carl   Menzie 

Huntington  Business  University,  bus  and 
sten  ,  C.  B.  Williams,  Pres ,  232  Market 
St. 

Hymera,  Sullivan  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Township  Tiustee — F    M    Nead 
Principal  High  School — W    V    Payne 
Music   and  Drawing — Naomi  Lane 

Indianapolis,  Marion  Co.*  pop.  233,650. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Joseph    Keller 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Frank  S    Reisner 
City  Superintendent — Jacob  G    Colhcott 
Assistant  Superintendent — H    S    Gruver 
Assistant    Superintendent — Laura    Frazee 
Supv    Drawing — Florence  Fitch 
Supervisor  Music — fe.dvha.rd  B    Birge 
Supv.  Physical  Training — Dr  W   A   Ocker 
Supv    Manual  Training — Harry  E    Wood. 

PUBLIC  HIGH   SCHOOLS 
Manual   Training  High  School,   S    Meridian 

nr   Merrill,  Milo  H    Stuart,  Principal 
Shortridge  High  School,  Penna    and  North, 

George  A    Buck,  Principal 
Winona  Technical  High  School,  Arsenal  and 

Michigan,  Milo  H    Stuart,  Principal 

Benjamin    Harrison    Law    School,     co-ed  , 

Theophilus   J    Moll,    Dean 
Brooks  School  for  Boys,  boarding  and  day, 

est      1914,     Wendell     S     Brooks,     A      B  , 

Principal 

Butler  College;  coll  ,  co-ed  ,  Christ ;  est. 
1855,  Thomas  C  Hovve,  A  M,  President 
Irvmgton. 

Central  Business  College,  bus  and  sten., 
Fred  W  Case,  Principal,  Alabama  and 
Ohio  streets 

Central  College  of  Dentistry;  dent  :  co-ed  • 
est.  1897,  M.  F.  Ault,  D  D.  S.,  Dean.  ' 

College  of  Missions;  missionary  training 
courses,  non-sect,  est  1910,  Charles 
Thomas  Paul,  President,  Downey  and 
Ohmer  avenue 

College  of  Musical  Art,  est  1907,  Oliver 
Willard  Pierce,  Director,  8^4  N.  Pennsyl- 
vania avenue 

Iles-Devor  Business  School,    bus    and  sten 
est    1904,    Gustava  lies,  Principal,  Merid- 
ian and  Ohio  streets 


Indianapolis — continued 

Indiana   Business   College,     bus    and   sten 
E    J    Heeb,  Secietaij,  Alabama  and  Ohio 
sti eets 

Indiana  Central  University,  Comprises  Col- 
lege of  Libeial  Aits,  School  or  Education, 
Academy,  School  of  Music,  of  Ait,  co-ed  , 
Un  Breth  ,  est  1905,  Irby  J  Good,  LL 
D  ,  Pres  ,  University  Heights 

Indiana  Dental  College,  dent  ,  co-ed  ,  est 
1879,  Fiederic  R  Henshaw,  D  D  S, 
Dean,  11  W  North  stieet 

Indiana  Girls'  School,  state  indust  ,  Dr 
Kenosha  Sessions,  Superintendent,  Craw- 
fordsville  Road 

Indiana  Law  School,  law,  co-ed  ,  est 
1894,  James  A  Rohbach,  A  M ,  LL  B 
Dean,  Law  Bldg 

Indiana  School  for  the  Blind,  literary,  music 
and  industrial  courses,  state,  co-ed  ,  est 
1848,  George  A  Wilson,  Superintendent, 
Pennsylvania  and  North 

Indiana  State  School  for  the  Deaf,  primary, 
grammar  and  high  school  courses,  state 
co-ed  ,  est  1844,  Richard  Otto  Johnson, 
Superintendent,  1200  E  42nd 

Indiana  University,  School  of  Medicine; 
med  ,  reg  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ;  est.  1908, 
Charles  P  Emerson,  M.  D  ,  Dean,  Market 
and  Senate  streets 

Indiana  Veterinary  College  ;  vet.;  est.  1892 
men;  non-sect,  Geo.  H  Roberts,  V  S, 
President,  Market  and  Davidson  Sts 

Indianapolis  College  of  Law;  law,  co-ed.: 
est  1897,  E  J  Heeb,  Sec,  When  Bid*. 

Indianapolis  College  of  Pharmacy  (Depart- 
ment of  Winona  Technical  Institute); 
two-year  course,  co-ed  ,  est  1904,  Ferd. 
A  Mueller,  Ph  G,  Dean,  1500  E.  Michi- 
gan Street 

Indianapolis  Conservatory  of  Music;  mug  • 
co-ed  ,  est.  1897;  Edgar  M  Cawley,  Dl- 

rectoi,   430  N    Meridian  stieet 

Indianapolis  Normal  School,  city  normal 
training  school,  Marion  L  Webster,  Prin- 
cipal 

Indianapolis  Piano  College;  music;  co-ed  • 
James  M  Dungan,  Director. 

John  Herron  Art  Institute;  art;  co-ed.,  eat. 
1901,  conducted  by  Art  Association  of 
Indianapolis,  Harold  H  Brown,  Director, 
Pennsylvania  and  16th 

Lain  Business  College;  bug.,  sten  and  tele*.; 
est.  1904,  M.  M.  Lain,  B  S,  Pres. 

Landers'  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding: 
P  E  ,  est.  1912,  Miss  Julia  Ethel 
Landers,  Prin ,  2055  N  Meridian 

Metropolitan  School  of  Music,  music  and 
dramatic  art,  est  1895,  Edward  Nell,  Di- 
rector, Pennsylvania  and  North  Sts. 

Normal  College  of  the  North  American 
Gymnastic  Union,  normal  physical  edu- 
cation, est  1866,  Emil  Rath,  President 


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Indianapolis — continued 
St    Agnes  Academy,   prep.;   co-ed.;  R.    C. ; 

Sister    Ernestine,    Supenoi. 
St.  John's  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  R.  C  ; 

Sister   Adelaide,    Superior 
St.  Joseph's  Institute  for  Young  Men,  prep  ; 

boys,    B.     C  ,    Brothers    of    the     Sacred 

Heart. 
St.   Mary's  Academy  and  School  for  Girls, 

girls'    boarding,    R.    C  ;     Sisters    of    St. 

Francis. 
St.     Patrick's    Academy     for    Girls;     girls' 

boarding,  R    C  ,  Sisters  of  Providence. 
St.    Patrick's    School;    prep  ;    boys;    R.    C.; 

est    1870;  Brother  Albert,  Prin. 
Sanderson    School    of    Practical    Business; 

bus.   and  sten  ;   co-ed.;  est    1900;   Laura 

A    Sanderson,  Principal,  Washington  and 

Meridian 

Teachers'  College  of  Indianapolis;  kinder- 
garten and  public  school  training  courses; 
est  1882,  Eliza  A.  Blaker,  Pres ,  23d  and 
Alabama  Sts 

Thisselle  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
W  J  Thisselle,  Principal ,  Hume-Mansur 
Bldg 

Tudor  Hall,  girls'  boarding;  non-sect.;  est 
1902,  Miss  Fredonta  Allen,  Ph.  B.,  Prin, 
1530  N  Meridian  St 

United  Typothetae  of  America  Technical 
School  of  Printing;  non-sect  ,  est  1907, 
F  O  Climei,  Director,  1500  B  Michigan 

Winona  Technical  Institute;  trade  school; 
co-ed,  est.  1903,  W  C.  Smith,  A.  B, 
Principal,  1500  E  Michigan 

Jasonville,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Joseph    Ransom 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — Joseph    Chatfield 
City  Superintendent — Elmer  H    Edwards 
Principal    High   School — Jesse  M     Todd 
Music  and  Di  awing — Nina  Stultz  . 

Manual  Training — Walter  H    Wakefield 
Domestic   Science — Goldia  Kiikham 

Jasper,  Dubois  Co.,  pop.  2,196. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Henry   Pfau 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    B    Krempp 

City   Superintendent — Chailes   H    Barts 

Principal  High  School — Margaret  A.  Wilson. 

Domestic    Science — Lois    Campbell 

Jasper  College,  boys'  boarding,  prep  and 
com'l,  R  C  ,  est  1889,  Rev  F  Bernard 
Heichelbech,  O  S  B ,  Rector. 

JeffersonvlUe,  Clark  Co.,  pop.  10,412. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — John  Grienger. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    J    Schwanlnger 
City  Superintendent — E    M    Crouch 
Principal  High  School — R.  Emmett  Taylor 
Supv    Music— A    A    Volt 
Domestic  Science — Mabel  Erwin 
Physical  Culture — Lena  J    Board 
Commercial — A.  N.  Symmes 

Indiana  Reformatory,  School  of  Let  ten; 
state,  D  C.  Peyton,  General  Superin- 
tendent 


Jonesboro,  Grant  Co.,  pop.  1,900. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — B    W    Tuckei 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    C    Knight 

City   Supenntendent — Hugh    Claik 

Pnncipal  High  School — Anna  Fieeman 

Supv     Music — Ella    Schrader 

Domestic   Science — Maiguerite    Barnette 

Di awing — Leona  Long 

Kcndallville,  Noble  Co..  pop.  4,981. 

Pres.   Bd    Educ — F    S    Weber. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    S    Baker 

City  Superintendent — P.  C    Exnmona 

Principal  High  School — E    E.  Kling. 

Supv    Music  and  Draw  — Maunne   Bailey 

Domestic   Science — Anna  L    Sandberg 

Com'l   and  Stenog  y — M    Noithrup 

Kentland,  Newton  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

City  Superintendent — C.  E    Vinzant. 
Principal  High  School — D    K    Frusk 

Kewanna,  Fulton  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — Roger  B    Smith 
Principal  High   School — Margaiet  Hmes 

Knlgrhtstown,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  2,050. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — O     E     Holloway. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    T    Holland 

City   Superintendent — Roy   C.    Keever. 

Principal  High  School — Roscoe  Schaffer. 

Supv    Music — Alda   Elson 

Domestic   Science — Gladys   Lord 

Knox,  Starke  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

City  Superintendent — O.  Staley. 
Principal  High  School— J   Maude  Bennett. 

Kokomo,  Howard  Co ,  pop   17,010. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — J    A    Kautz 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    W    Dnnkwater 
City  Superintendent — C.  V.  Haworth. 
Principal  High  School — E    O    Maple. 
Supv    Music — G    R    Eckert 
Manual   Training — Paul  W    Gawne 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    Pearl  Learner 
Drawing — Clarissa  Williamson. 
Commercial — William  H    Coughlan. 

Kokomo  Business   College;   bus    and   sten.; 

co-ed  ,  est   1902;  O.  E    Betz,  Mgr 
St.  Francis  Academy,  prep,  co-ed.;  R.  C.; 

R.  J.  Pratt,  Principal 

Ladoga,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — D    L    Stoner 
Principal  High  School — C    W    Weathers 

JLaFayette,  Tlppecanoe  Co.,  pop.  20.081. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ.— C.  G.  Stoker. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — George  W.  Snyder. 
City  Superintendent— Robert  P.  Hight. 
Principal  High  School — Joseph  H.  Shock. 
Supv.  Music — Miss  Rena  M.  Rice. 
Manual    Training — Frederick    J     Grosshaus 
Domestic  Science — Kathleen  Brady 
Physical  Training — Minnie  J.   Wasserman 
Drawing — Miss  Key  Wenrick 
Penmanship — J.  H.  Bachtenkircher. 

LaFayette  Free  Kindergarten  and  Indus- 
trial School,  est.  1896.  Mrs.  Jessie  Eden 
Matlock,  Supt. 


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La  Fayette — continued 

LaFayette  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  ; 
S  A.  Drake,  Frea. 

Purdue  University,  comprises  School  of  Ag- 
riculture, of  Science,  of  Engineering,  of 
Pharmacy,  co-ed  ,  state,  est  1874,  Win- 
throp  Ellsworth  Stone,  LL  D,  Pres 

Purdue  University  School  of  Agriculture, 
four-year  course,  agric  and  dom  science, 
John  Harrison  Skinner,  B  S ,  Dean 

Purdue  University  Schools  of  Engineering, 
courses  in  Civil,  Electrical,  Mechanical, 
and  Chemical  Engineering,  Charles  H 
Benjamin,  M  E ,  Dean 

Purdue  University,  School  of  Pharmacy, 
phar  ,  men,  est  1886,  Charles  B  Jordan, 
Director. 

St  Ignatius  Academy,  girls'  hoarding,  R 
C;  est  1857,  Sister  St  Louise,  Principal, 
229  Columbia  St. 

Union  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  ,  S 
A.  Drake,  Fre». 

Lagrange,  Lagrange  Co.,  pop.  1,900. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — G    C    Nichols 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — G    C    Morgan 

City   Superintendent — James   H     Greene 

Principal  High  School — H    H   Wikel 

Supv    Music — Ruby  Wigton 

Drawing — Olive   N    Browning 

LaPorte,  XaPorte  Co.,  pop.  10.525. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    Julius  Lonn 

Sec    Bd    Educ — L.    E    Haverly 

City    Superintendent — Paul    Van    Riper 

Principal  High  School— J   W.  Rittinger. 

Supv    Music — Ida  B    Krieg 

Manual  Training — W    A.  Heilmann. 

Domestic   Science — Amy   I.  Peet. 

Drawing — Fred   Simons 

Commercial — Harry  B.  ImmeL 

St*  Rose's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R.  C  ; 
Slater  of  the  Holy  Cross,  Prin. 

Lawreneebnrg,  Dearborn  Co.,  pop.  4,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Henry  A    Bobrink 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — Meredith  Bruce 
City  Superintendent — Jesse  "W.  Riddle. 
Principal  High  School — Lydia  A   Sembach 
Supv.    Music — Nettie   C     Schneider 
Manual  Training — Bruce  B    Bell 
Drawing — Emma   K    Koch. 
Domestic  Science — Anna  B   Graham 

St.  Lawrence  Select  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
R  C  ,  est  1867;  Rev.  J  F.  Sunderman, 
Pres. 

Lebanon,  Boone  Co,  pop   5,474. 

Pres    Bd    Edue — J    C    Perkins 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Frank  Hutchinson. 
City  Superintendent — Henry  Q   Brown. 
Principal  High  School — L    B    Smelser 
Supv    Music — Zella  Bratton 
Manual  Training — F    U.  Demaree 
Physical    Culture — Aval  me    KIndig 
Drawing — Mary    Hadley 
Penmanship — Myrtle  Roark. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Ruth  Campbell 


Liberty,  Union  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    D    Johnson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Albert  Bei  tch 
City   Superintendent — Lee   O    Snook 
Principal  High  School — Einest  T    Maze 
Music   and   Drawing — Etta  Houser 
Manual  Tiammg — B    O    Abernathy 
Domestic    Science — Stella    Leech 

Linton,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  5,906. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Q    J    Mitchell 
City   Superintendent — Joseph   Haseman 
Principal  High  School — Christian  Danielson 
Music  and   Drawing — Ollie  Deckard 
Manual  Training — W    H    Howard 
Domestic    Science — Pearl    Squne 
Penmanship — A    M    Gi  ass 

Loganaport,  Cass  Co.,  pop.  19.050. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Jesse  Tabei 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    J    McSheehy 

City  Superintendent — Albert  H    Douglass 

Principal  High  School — J.  J.  Mitchell. 

Supv    Music — Mary  Hartz. 

Drawing — Mrs   Jennie  B.  Mackintosh 

Manual  Training — H    T    Wilhite 

Methods — Sue    Blasingham 

Domestic    Science — Miss    Russell 

Holy  Angel's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R. 

C  ,  Sister  M.  Evarista,  Superior 
Log-ansport  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 

est    1902,  Charles  C    Cring,  Manager. 

Loogootee,  Martin  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Superintendent— J    M    Haigerty 
Principal  High  School — Lawrence  A    Wood 
Manual   Training — J    E     Smith 

Lyons,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — W.  B   Van  Gorder. 
Prin   High  School— Mrs   W   B.  Van  Gorder. 

Madison,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  6,934. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    T    Bear 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    E    Reed 

City  Superintendent — Donald  Du  Shane* 

Principal  High  School— Homer  Long. 

Principal  Colored  H    S  — G    S    Murray 

Supv    Music — Ella  Griffith 

Domestic  Science — Mrs    R    W    Clements 

Domestic    Art — Mrs     Maigaiet    Stapp. 

Drawing — Florence  Wooten 

Indiana  Business  College,  bus  and  «ten  ; 
co-ed  ;  C  Booth,  Prin 

Marion,  Grant  Co.,  pop.  19,859. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    D    Clawson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — L    S    Marks 
City   Superintendent— Albert  E.   HIghley* 
Principal  High  School— Alva  Graves. 
Supv    Music — Minnie   M    Hodges 
Manual  Training — C    R    Davis. 
Domestic  Science — Jessie  Feighner 
Drawing — Ruth   Hargrove 
Commercial — Guy    Guerber 

Indiana  College  of  Music,  C.  F.  Tucker. 
Director. 

Marion  Normal  Institute;  private  normal; 
bus,  music  and  oratory;  co-ed.:  non- 
sect  ,  est  1892,  A  Jones,  President. 


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Marion — continued 
Marion    Business    College,    bus     and   sten  ; 

Ora  B    Butz,  Prin 

Marion  Conservatory  of  Music,  P  L  Nun- 
baum,  Director 

Martinsville,  Morgan  Co.,  pop.  4,600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — K    I    Nutter 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Waltei    E    Nutter 
City    Superintendent — A    L.    Treater 
Principal   High   School — A    H    Hmes 
Supv    Music — Twanette  Nutter 
Man    Tiain    &  Comm — Harry  Abbott 
Domestic    Science — Ethel   House 
Drawing — Lilla  Vaught 

Matthews,  Grant  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Superintendent — W.  B   Brumflel 

Merom,  Sullivan  Co.,  pop.  478. 

Union     Christian     College;     coll  ;     co-ed  ; 

Christ  ,    est     1859,    Rev     Charles    Brown 
Hershey,  D    D  ,  President 

Michigan  City,  Laporte  Co ,  pop.  19,027. 

Pres.   Bd    Educ — Geo.   J    Haiger. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E.  M.  Moran 
City  Superintendent — Louis  W.  Keeler 
Principal  High  School — M    C.  Murray. 
Supv    Music — Edna  Whipple. 
Manual  Training — Clyde  Skinner 
Domestic  Science — Lucile  Doughty 
Drawing — Christine  Pollok. 
Penmanship— Harriet    Leusch 
Coxn'l  and  Stenog'y — C.  E    Craig 

Michigan  City  Business  College,  bus.  and 
sten.,  co-ed  ,  Prof.  Ewing,  Prin 

St  Mary's  High  School ,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R. 
C  ,  Sister  Mary  Acquinata,  Prin 

Mlddletown,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  1,850. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    W    Cooper 
Sec     Bd    Educ  — W    L    McCampbell 
City  Superintendent — J    A    Abell 
Principal  High  School — D    C    Bouslog. 

MIshawaka,  St.  Joseph  Co.,  pop.  11,880. 

Pres,  Bd    Educ — H    W    Jones 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Fred  Waldner. 
City  Superintendent — John  F   Nuner. 
Principal  High  School — D.  W.  Horton. 
Supv.  Music — Jeannie  Terry. 
Manual   Tiammg — Jabez  Pmney 
Domestic  Science — Frances  Simpson 
Physical  Culture — O    A    Hindelang. 
Di  awing — Catherine  Lockhai  t. 
Commercial — D.  O    Miller. 

Mitchell,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  2,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — James  Abel 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Clyde  D    Ewmg 
City  Superintendent — Robert  M    Tirey 
Principal  High  School — E    B    Freshwater. 

fcfonon,  White  Co.,  pop.  1,270. 

City   Superintendent — George   F    Lewis 
Piincipal  High  School — M.  R    Holtzman. 

MonroeviUe,  Allen  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    M    Johnston. 
City  Superintendent — John  T    De  Long 
Principal   High    School — Anna   M.  Wallace. 
Supv.  Music — Evelya 


Monteznma,  Parke  Co.,  pop.  1,285. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — T    A    Welshans 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —Frank  Arn 

City  Superintendent — J    G    Hirshbrunner. 

Principal  High  School — Nelle  G    Shute 

Monticello,  White  Co.,  pop.  2,450. 

City    Superintendent — J    M     LefCel 
Principal  High  School — Harry  E     Elder 

Montpeller,  Blackford  Co.,  pop.  3,880. 

Pres      Pres    Bd    Educ — J    P    Boyd 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    A    Toman 
City  Superintendent — L   B   Kelley 
Principal  High  School — E    J    Hemmer 

Moore*  Hill,  Dearborn  Co ,  pop.  450. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — F    C    Johnson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Charles  E    Torbet 
City  Superintendent — E    L    Austin 

Moores  Hill  College,  comprises  College, 
Academy,  and  Department  of  Agricul- 
ture, co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  e&t  1856,  Andrew 
J  Bigney,  Sc  D .  President 

Mooresvllle,  Morgan  Co.,  pop.  1,140. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    H    Mills 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    L    Hallam 
City  Superintendent — A.  C.  Payne. 
Principal   High   School— -O    H    Schopmeyer. 
Music"  and   Drawing — Anna   Bodenhater. 
Domestic    Science — Hazel    Bullock 

Morocco,  Newton  Co.,  pop.  1,200 

City  Superintendent — W    W    Wells 
Principal  High  School — W   D    Stevens 

Mount  Yernon,  Fosey  Co.,  pop.  0,563. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Chailes  T    Johnson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Herman   Rosenbaum 
City  Superintendent — Edgar  J.  Llewelyn. 
Piincipal  High  School — Chester  B   Sandefur. 
Supv    Music  &  Drawing — May  Dorsey 
Manual    Training — Harry    Calvert 
Domestic   Science — Dora   Prenzel. 
Com'l   &    Stenog'y — Lydia  M.   Wall. 

Mulberry,  Clinton  Co.,  pop.  750. 

Township   Trustee — Wayne   C    Peter 
Principal   High  School — S    C    Morrill. 

Weidner  Institute;  prep.,  co-ed  ,  Luth  ,  A. 
H  Arbaugh,  President 

Muncie,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  24,005. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — R     Milt     Ketherford 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Vincent   W    Jones 
City  Superintendent — Benjamin  F.  Moore. 
Principal  High  School — L.  T.  Turpin. 
Supv.  Music — Alice  E  Jones 
Manual  Training — H   M.  Roberts. 
Domestic    Science — Louise   Knight 
Physical   Culture — William    Fallon 
Draw,  and  Penmanship — J.   W.   Rhoadi 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — E.  J.  Borten. 

Indiana  Business  College;  bus.  and  •ten,; 
co-ed  ;  Charles  C.  Cring,  Manager. 

Muncie  Normal1  Institute,  private  normal; 
nor.,  bus ,  music  and  manual  training:,  v 
e*.:  eat.  1912,  M  D.  Kelly.  Preside*^, 


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Nappanee,  Elkhart  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Albert  Mutschler 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    A    Pnce 
City  Superintendent — Charles  F.  Miller. 
Principal  High  School — O    E    Fisher 
Supv    Music — Klare  Kolbe 
Domestic  Science — Florence  Taggart 

New  Albany,  Floyd  Co.,  pop.  20,629. 

Pres  Bd    Educ — Charles  Day 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    W   Armstrong 
City  Superintendent — Harry  A   Buerlc. 
Principal  High  School— C   B.  McLinn. 
Supv.    Music — Anton   Exnbs 
Manual  Training — C    E    Richards 
Domestic  Science — Minta  McQuiddy 
Drawing — Maud   Barger 
Phy    Cult   &  Pen'ship — Harriet  Bullert. 

Bryant  &  Stratton  Business  College;  G.  W. 

Schwartz,  Prln 
New    Albany    Business    College;    bus     amd 

sten  ,  est   1865,  H    O   Keeslmg,  President 
Bt.  Mary's  Academy;  bus    and  sten.,  Sister 

M   Bonaventura,  Pres 

New  Harmony,  Posey  Co.,  pop.  1,430. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  Ford 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George  C    Taylor 
City  Superintendent — W  V  Mangrum. 
Principal  High  School — Elmer  Jessup 
Music  and  Drawing — Geraldine  Pote 
Manual  Training — H    A    Satzin 

Netvbnrg,  Warrlck  Co.,  pop.  1,425. 

Pres   Bd    Educ— Edmund  Hargrave 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  Muns 

City  Superintendent — Arthur  Seybold. 

Principal  High  School — Antoinette  Anthony 

Newcastle,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  9,446. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    C.  Boyd 

Sec    Bd    Educ — O    J    Gronendyke 

City  Superintendent — Elmer  V?  Lawrence 

Principal  High  School — Crawford  Fox 

Supv    Music— Henri   Kampe 

Manual    Training — Irwm    Morrow 

Domestic  Science — Lillian   Carson 

Drawing — -Marie  Luntz 

Noblesvffle,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  5,073. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — A.  A.  Glenn. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ.— E.  L.  Sturdevant, 
City   Superintendent — A    C    Payne 
Principal  High  School — C    W.   Youngblood 
Supv    Music- — Florence   M    Miesse 
Manual  Training— O.  M.  Walthall. 
Domestic  Science — Lillian  Finley. 
Draw    &  Penmanship — Alwilda  M    Lutz 

North  Jndson,  Starfce  Co.,  pop.  1,140. 

City  Superintendent — E    C    Dilley 
Principal  Hlgb  School — Lois  Craig  FouBt 

North  Manchester,  Wabash  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — C.  F.  Smith. 

Sec    Bd.   Bduc^O    H.  Fox. 

City  Superintendent — A.   L.   Ulrey. 

Principal  High  School — Grace  W.  Martin. 

Supv.  Mus   &  Dom.  Set — Meda  Sexton. 

Manual  Training — H.  J    Beachley 

.Manchester    College;    prep.;    co-ed.;     Gar. 
Bapt  ,  Otho  Winger.  President 


North  Yernon,  Jennings  Co.,  pop.  2,915. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Herman  E    Bai  th 

Sec    Bd    Educ — F    X    Gottwalles 

City  Superintendent — William   F    Vogel 

Principal   High    School — Anton   H     Wagner 

Supv    Music— JMrs    E    A    Smith 

Notre  Dame,  St.  Joseph  Co  ,  pop.  1,000. 

St  Edward's  Hall,  School  of  Notre  Dame 
for  boys  under  13  years,  Bro.  Sylvamis, 
CSC,  Director 

St  Mary's  College  and  Academy,  girls' 
boarding,  R  C  ,  Sister  Mary  Isabel,  Su- 
perior 

University  of  Notre  Dame;  comprises  Col- 
lege of  Science  (Biology,  Chemistry  and 
Pharmacy),  Colleges  of  Engineering,  Law, 
Architecture  and  Preparatory  School; 
men,  R  C  ,  est.  1842,  Rev  John  Cava* 
naugh,  C  &  C ,  D  D  ,  Pres. 

University  of  Notre  Dame  College  of  En- 
gineering, courses  in  Civil,  Mechanical, 
Electrical,  Mining  and  Chemical  Engineer- 
ing, Martin  McCue,  M  S ,  C  E ,  Dean. 

University  of  Notre  Dame,  College  of  Phar- 
macy, phar  ,  men,  est.  1898,  Bobert  L. 
Green,  Ph  G  Dean 

University  of  Notre  Dame,  Law  Department; 
law,  men.  William  Hoynes,  LL.  D.,  Dean. 

Oakland  City,  Gibson  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — Robei  t  Slack 
Sec   Bd   Educ — Louis  Deutsch. 
City  Superintendent — W    R    Hough. 
Principal   High   School — Garret  Rickard 
Supv    Music — Esther  Kell 
Domestic  Science — Ethel  Frank. 

Oakland  City  College,  prep,  co-ed  ;  Otor. 
Bapt.,  W  P  Dearing,  Prin 

Odon,  Daviess  Co.,  pop.  1,090. 

City  Superintendent — J    W    Gillespie 
Principal  High  School — R    W    Hyndman 

Oldenburg,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,025. 

Academy  of  the  Immaculate  Conception; 
girls'  boarding,  R.  C  ;  Sister  M.  Veron- 
ica, Prln. 

Orleans,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  1,320. 

City  Superintendent — Lewis  R    Hoover 
Principal  High  School — R    O    Hutchinson. 

Osgood,  RIpley  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

City  Superintendent — John  F    Hoing, 
Principal  High  School — Floiencc  Talburt 

Owensville,  Gibson  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — J    W    Manck 
City  Superintendent — C    W.  Ross 
Principal  High  School — J    Yager. 
Supv  Music — Elva  Bixler 

Oxford,  Benton  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

City  Superintendent — D    M    Wilson 
Principal  High  School — Wilbur  F.  Smith. 

Paoli,  Orangre  Co.,  pop.  1,360. 

City  Superintendent — Charles  O    Todd. 
Prin.  High  School — Winchell  Stephenson. 

Parker,  Randolph  Co.,  pop.  1,025. 

Principal  High   School — George  Elliott. 


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Pendleton,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    J    Rogers 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    E    Alexander 
City  Superintendent — H    C    Reid 
Music  &  Drawing — Dona  Roberts 
Domestic  Science — Florence  Boston 

Pennvllle,  Jay  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Prin    High  School — O    B    Carmichael 

Pern,  Miami  Co.,  pop.  10,910. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Lorenzo   Hoffman 
Sec   Bd.  Educ. — Michael  Burke. 
City  Superintendent — H    L   Hall. 
Principal  High  School — B    D    Gordon. 
Supv    Music — Claiena  Hunter 
Manual  Tiammg — J    I    Davis 
Domestic  Science — Anna  Lane 
Drawing — Edith  Kate  Cotton 
Penmanship — Laura  Jane  Breckenrldge. 

Petersburg:,  Pike  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    L    Dearing 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    R    Rice 
City  Superintendent — J    W    Foreman 
Principal  High  School — W  E   Treanor. 
Music  &  Drawing — Opal  Tislow 
Domestic  Science — Emma  Shoup 

Plalnfield,  Hendricks  Co.,  pop.  1,125. 

Principal  High  School — J    W    Figgr 

Central    Academy:    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    Friends, 

Simon    N     Hester,    Principal 
Indiana   Boys'    School,    state    indust ;    est. 

1868,   Guy  C    Hanna,   Superintendent 

Plymouth,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  3,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    M.  Lauer 
Sec  Bd   Educ — H   A  Armstrong. 
City  Superintendent — O    E    McDowell. 
Principal  High  School — Homer  W   Dutter. 
Supv    Mus    and  Di  awing — Bessie  Scott. 
Manual  Training — W    S    Jackson 
Domestic  Science — Bernice  Smith 
Penmanship   and   Com'l — Floyd   Stilson 

St  Michael's  Academy;  prep  ;  boys'  board- 
ing; R.  C.;  est  1870,  Sister  M  Pulcheria, 
Prin. 

Portland,  Jay  Co.,  pop.  5,130. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  M    Smith 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  S    Bishop.  v 

City  Superintendent — Grant  E    Derbyshire. 
Principal   High  School — C    R.  Bair 
Music  &  Drawing — Anna  M    Orebaugh. 
Manual  Training — Floience  Giayston 

Princeton,  Gibson  Co.,  pop.  6,448. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — E    E.  Noble. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Thomas  W    Cullen. 
City  Superintendent — James  W.  Stott 
Principal  High  School — C    Waggoner 
Supv    Music — Nellie  Jackson 
Manual  Training — Earl  Morgan 
Domestic  Science — Margaret  Vierling 
Drawing — Edna    Lowry. 

Redkey,  Jay  Co.,  pop.  2,380. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Henry  W    Markley. 
Sec    Bd.   Educ — John  D.  Rathfon 
City  Superintendent — G    A    Fowble. 
Principal  High  School — Cleve  H   Boyd. 


Remington,  Jasper  Co ,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F   L    Peck 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    A    Washburn 

City  Superintendent — Geoige  C    Powers 

Principal  High  School — M    C    Twineham. 

Supv    Music — Helen   Odell. 

Manual   Training — A    J    Reams 

Rensselaer,  Jasper  Co.,  pop.  2,358. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    R    Kresler. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G    A    Williams 
City  Superintendent — C    R    Dean. 
Principal  High  School — C.  M     Sharp. 
Music  &  Drawing — Grace  Stover 
Manual  Training — Carl   Cleaver 
Domestic  Science — Ethel  Dyer 

St    Joseph's  College,  boys'  boarding,  R.  C.; 

est    1891,  Rev.  Aug.  Seifert,  President. 
Margaret    Watts    De    Peyster    School    for 

Girls,   conducted   by   the   Deaconesses,   of 

the  M.  E.  Church. 

Richmond,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  22,824. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ. — M    F.  Johnston. 
Sec    Bd    Educ.— Sarah  Hill 
City  Superintendent— J   T    Giles. 
Puncipal  High  School — Frank  G    Pickell 
Supv   Music — Ralph  C.  Sloane. 
Manual  Training — Charles  O    Mays 
Domestic  Science — Kitura  Parsons. 
Physical  Culture — Clara  Coma  took. 
Drawing — Alice   G.    Locke. 
Commercial — E.  R.  Helman. 

Earlham  College,  coll  ,  music,  domestic  sci- 
ence, co-ed  ,  Friends,  est.  1846;  Robert 
Lincoln  Kelly,  LL  D ,  President 

Richmond  Business  College,  bus ,  sten.  and 
teleg  ,  co-ed.,  est  1857;  L.  B  Campbell, 
Mgr 

Ridgeville,  Randolph  Co.,  pop.  1,180. 

City  Superintendent — Willaid  E   Uphaua 
Pimcipal  High  School — John  W.    Reynolds. 

Rising  Sun,  Ohio  Co.,  pop.  1,513. 

City  Supeimtendent — Ada  M    Paine 
Principal  High  School — Susie  James 

Roachdale,  Putnam  Co.,  pop.  1,025. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    C.  Lockeridge 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — C.  C    Collins. 

City  Superintendent — L.  E    Michael 

Principal  High  School — Claude  Harshbergrer. 

Supv    Music — Lydia  Williams. 

Manual  Training — Perry  Moore 

Domestic  Science — Harriott  Mitch  el 

Rochester,  Fulton  Co.,  pop.  3,364. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C.  V.  Leonard. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ. — Harry  Wilson. 
City  Superintendent — A.  L   Whltmer. 
High  School  Principal — R.  C.  Johnson. 
Supv    Music  &  Drawing — Flavilla  Tracy. 
Manual  Training — L   B   Perry. 
Domestic  Science — Anna  Milligan. 
Commercial — Nellie  Bradley 

Rockport,  Spencer  Co.,  pop.  2,970. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Eugene  Seamahorn 

Sec   Bd   Educ — U    S    Lindsay 

City  Superintendent — W    D    Shewrman. 


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Rockport — continued 
Principal    High    School — J     A.    Bays. 
Supv    Music — Myrtle  Posey 
Manual  Training — J    H    Diehl 
Domestic  Science — Lotta  Alexander 

Rockville,  Parke  Co  ,  pop.  2,100 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Ora  M    Tcague 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — Mi  s     C    B     Carver 
City  Superintendent — John  A    Linebarger. 
Principal  High  School — Frank  H   Wheeler 
Principal  High   School — -Alice  JL    Butler 
Music  &  Dom    Sciencp — Alma  Phil  brook 
Drawing — Clara  Gaebler 

Rollins:  Prairie,  Laporte  Co. 

Interlaken  School,  boys,  prep  .  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1907,  Edwaid  A  Rumely, 
M  D  ,  President 

Rushvllle,  Bush  Co.,  pop.  5,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    A    Mullin 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    A.   Kramer 
City   Superintendent — Joseph  H     Scholl 
Principal  High  School — H    B    Wilson 
Supv    Music — Helen  M    Scott 
Drawing — Henrietta  Coleman 
Domestic  Science — Kate  E    Dennis 

St.  Mary's,  Vifiro  Co.,  pop.  175. 

St.  Mary's  of  the  Woods  Academy;  girls' 
boarding,  H  C  ,  est.  1840,  Sister  Su- 
perior. 

St    Meinrad,  Spencer  Co.,  pop.  575. 

St  Meinrad  College,  theol  ,  men;  R  C  , 
est  1857,  Rt.  Rev.  A  Schmitt,  O.  S.  B  , 
Pres. 

Salem,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  2,050. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Theodore  Wilson 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    C.   Shanks. 

City  Superintendent — R.  E    Cavanaugh 

Principal  High  School — George  H.  Telle. 

Supv     Music — Ethel    Schultz 

Manual   Training — John   H    Davis 

Domestic    Science — Lola   Parker 

Scottsborg,  Scott  Co.,  pop   1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    A    Hinds 

Sec    Bd    Educ— R    H    Weir 

City  Superintendent — W    L    Morrison 

Principal  High  School — Agnes  B    Wilson 

Seymour,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  6,305. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    M    Casev 

Sec     Bd     Educ — Leroy    Miller. 

City    Superintendent — Thomas    A.    Mott 

Principal  High  School — Kate  Andrews. 

Supv    Music — Adelaide  Gasaway 

Drawing — Gertiude   James. 

Shelbyvllle,  Shelby  Co.,  pop.  9,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  W    F    Ewing 

Sec    Bd    Educ — IS    C    Newton. 

City   Superintendent — J.  W.   Holton 

Principal  High  School — X  C   Edwards. 

Supv    Music — H    L    Bland 

Manual  Training — Clinton  H.   Gamble. 

Domestic  Science — Ola  Billman 

Draw    &   Penmanship — Ploience   Morrison 

Commercial — W.   R    Terhune 


Sheridan,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop    1,890. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    L    Vickeiy 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H     R    Williamson 
City  Superintendent — J    W    Kirk 
Principal  High  School — J    W    Teter 

Shoal,  Martin  Co.,  pop.  1,015. 

City  Superintendent — Clifford  Zetterburg 
Principal  High  School — Herman  Briscoe 

South  Bend,  St.  Joseph  Co.,  pop.  53,684. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Williim  Clem 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — Charles    Drummond 
Cit>     Superintendent — J     F     Nuner 
Principal   High   School — J    S    McCowan 
Super\isor  Music — Effce  E    Harman 
Manual  Training — H    M    Appleman. 
Domestic  Science — Ada  A    Hllller. 
Physical  Culture — Edward  Koenlg. 
Drawing — Edith    Phelps 
Penmanship — Cora  A    Ney. 
Commercial — W    E.  Hostetler. 
Kindergarten — Mrs    Alma  O    Ware 

Kelly  Business  School;  bus  and  sten  : 
est  1906,  Burt  Kelly,  Principal,  120  B. 
Wayne  Street 

St  Joseph's  Academy,  girls'  day,  primary 
to  academic,  R  C  ,  est  1865,  Sister  M 
Francis  Clare,  Superior 

South  Bend  Conservatory  of  Music;  mus , 
ora  and  dram  ,  est  1906,  Max  Mur- 
anda,  Dnector,  Main  and  Center  fits 

South  Bend  Commercial  College,  bus  and 
sten  ;  est  1905,  C  A  Arnold,  Prin. 

Thomas  School  of  Stenography  and  Type- 
writing, est  1910,  Burton  R  Thomas, 
Principal,  American  Trust  Bldg 

South  Whitley,  Whitley  Co.,  pop.  1,280. 

City   Superintendent — Homer  L.    Humke 
Pimcipal  High  School — H    B    Allman 

Spencer,  Owen  Co.,  pop.  2,150. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — James  A    Laymen 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — Ed     Cassady 
City  Supeimtendent — Willis  Hollman, 
Principal   High   School — C    L    Ooley. 

Spiceland,  Henry  Co ,  pop.  690. 

Spiceland  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  Friend* 
Homer  H  Cooper,  A  M.,  Supt 

Sullivan,  Sullivan  Co.,  pop.  4,000. 

Pies    Bd     Educ — J    R     Crowder. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    P    Stiatton 
City    Supeimtendent — Carl    N     Vane* 
Principal  High  School — E    E.  Snarr. 
Supv    Music — L    H    Alexander. 
Manual  Tiaining — James  W    Ktandley. 
Domestic    Science — Edith   Lang. 

Smninitville,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  1,550. 

City   Superintendent — Viigll  Mullius 
Principal  High  School — E    B    Newman, 

Swayzee,  Grant  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Frank  D    Brown 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    H    Ammon 
City  Superintendent — B    S    Williamson 
Principal  High  School — A    G    Cleaver. 


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Syracuse,  Kosciusko  Co ,  pop.  1,400. 
City  Superintendent — C    C    Bachman. 
Principal  High  School — Minnie  H   Branham 

Tell  City,  Perry  Co ,  pop.  3,369. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John   M     Krelsle 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Dr    W    T    Hargis. 
City    Superintendent — Chris     Newman 
Principal  High  School — Emil  Mangel 

Terre  Haute,  Vigo  Co.,  pop.  58,157. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John   R    Harkness 
Pec    Bd    Educ  — George  W    Greenleaf 
City  Superintendent — Charles  J   Waits 
Asst    Superintendent — J    M    Tilley 
Director    Vocational    Ed — Heibert    Bnggs 
Prin    Wiley  H    S — O    E    Connor 
Prin    Garfield  H     S — T    W    Records 
Supv     Music — Chester  L     Fidlar 
Asst     Supt     Music — Esther    Nekton 
Domestic    Science — Clara    E     Locke 
Physical  Culture — N    G.  Wann. 
Domestic    Art — Lora    Lewis 
Drawing — Rosa  B     Griffith 
Commei  cial — Shei  man    Starket 
Commercial — Nelle    Licht 
Kindergarten — Stella  L.  Webb 

Brown's  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  , 
est.  1862,  G  W  Brown,  Pres 

Indiana  State  Normal  School,  normal, 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1870,  Win  W  Parsons, 
Pres, 

King-Crawford  Classical  School;  prep  ;  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  est  1907,  Bertha  Pratt 
King  and  Mary  Sinclair  Crawford,  Prin- 
cipals, 903  S  Sixth 

Rose  Polytechnic  Institute,  courses  in  Me- 
chanical, Electrical,  Civil,  Architectural, 
and  Chemical  Engineering,  men,  est 
1874,  Carl  Leo  Mees,  Ph  D,  Pres 

Terre  Haute  Veterinary  College,  men;  est. 
1909,  Samuel  V  Ramsey,  D  V.  S ,  Presi- 
dent, 222  S  Third 

Wabash  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1902.  M.  K  Akers,  Prin 

Thorntown,  Boone  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

City    Superintendent — F     B     Long 
Principal   High   School — Chester  Hill 

Tipton,  Tipton  Co.,  pop.  4,600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    W   Mount 

Sec    Bd     Educ  — Charles  Grlshaw 

City   Superintendent — Charles  F    Patterson. 

Principal  High  School — G    E    Lochmiller 

Supv     Music — Hazel    Harker 

Manual    Training — C     Abbot 

Domestic  Science — Miss  J    E    Boyd 

St.  Joseph's  Academy,  girls'  boarding-;  R 
C  ,  Sister  M.  Gertrude,  Superior 

Union  City,  Randolph  Co ,  pop.  3,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Theodore   Shockney 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  P    Kennedy 
City    Superintendent — John    P    King 
Principal  High  School — W    A    Stocklnger 
Supv    Music — Florence   Carter 
Drawing — Grace    Gunckel 
Manual  Training— W   C    Mills 
Domestic  Science — Mary  Stlling 


Upland,  Grant  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ—  H     J    Kline 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  O    C    Bo  wen 

Cits-    Supenntemlent  —  E     E     Botts 

Principal  High  School  —  E    F    Thornbrough 

Supv    Music  —  Phtbe  Busick 

Manual  Training  —  E    F    Thornbrough 

Drawing  —  Mary   Shilling 

Domestic    Science  —  Luna    Dickerson 

Penmanship  —  C     Calder\vood 

Taylor  University,  comprises  the  College, 
Academy,  School  of  Theology,  of  Oratory, 
of  Music,  co-ed  ,  M  El  ,  est  1846,  Rev 
Monroe  Vayhmger,  D  D,  President 

Valparaiso,  Porter  Co.,  pop.  6,987. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  —  E     L     Loomis 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Dr    J    M    Gelston 
Citj    Superintendent  —  C     W     Boucher 
Principal  High  School  —  H    M    Jessee 
Supv    Music  —  Mildred  Archer. 
Manual    Tiaining  —  Ira    bpear 
Domestic    Science  —  Margaret    Bartholomew 
Physical   Culture  —  Mae  McKinnla 
Commercial  —  Mabel  Young. 
-Dialing  —  Mae   McKinnis 

Dodge's  Institute  of  Telegraphy,  ry.  and 
wireless  teleg  ,  co-ed,  est.  1874,  George 
M  Dodge,  President 

Polk's  School  of  Piano  Tuning,  piano  tun- 
Ing,  co-ed  ;  est  1900,  C.  C  Polk,  Prin 

Valparaiso  University,  comprises  Prepara- 
tory, Collegiate,  Normal,  Music,  Law,  Fine 
Arts,  Civil  Engineering:,  Pharmacy,  Com- 
mercial, Medical,  and  Dental  departments, 
co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1873,  Henry  B 
Brown,  A  M  ,  President 

Valparaiso  University,  School  of  Law,  law, 
co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1879,  M  J.  Bor- 
man,  Jr  ,  A.  M  ,  LL  B. 

Valparaiso  University,  School  of  Pharmacy, 
co-ed  ,  est  1893,  G  D  TImmons,  Dean 

Valparaiso  School  of  Photography,  photog- 
raphy, est  1902.  A.  H  Reading,  Prin. 


Van  Buren,  Grant  Co.,  pop. 

Township   Trustee  —  William    Doyle 
Principal  High  School  —  H   H.  Scott. 

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Veedersburgr,  Fountain  Co.,  pop.  1,750. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  —  J    W    Sirnm.erm.an 
Sec    Bd    Educ—  C    G    Wildt. 
City   Superintendent  —  B     C    Nay 
Pnncipal  High  School  —  H  L    Barr 
Supv     Music  —  Delpha   Vest 

Yevay,  Switzerland  Co.*  pop   1,660. 

City   Superintendent  —  R     N     Tirey 
Principal  High  School  —  Julia  L.  Knoz 

Vlncennes,  Enox  Ce  ,  pop.  14,895. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  F    L    Oliphant. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  P    W    Lenahan 
City  Superintendent  —  E    O    Maple 
Principal  High  School  —  H    G.  Newton. 
Supv    Mus    and  Pen*  ship  —  Mac  Harshman. 
Man    Tr    &  Dom    Science  —  Helen  L    Swart* 
Physical  Culture  —  Eleanor  M.  Beach. 
Drawing  —  Lucy  Williamson. 

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Vlncennes — continued 

St  Hose  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R.  C. ; 
Sister  Camellia,  Superior 

Vlncennes  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
JT  A  Caster,  Manager 

Vlncennes  University,  coll  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect.,  est.  1806,  Horace  Ellis,  Ph.  £>,  Pres. 

Wabash,  Wabash  Co.,  pop.  8,687. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — S    R.  Craig 

Sec    Bd    Edue — V    A    Mattern 

City  Superintendent — Orvllle  C    Pratt. 

Principal  High  School — Owen  J  Neighbours. 

Supv.    Music — Ruth   McConn 

Manual    Training — Thomas    Wallace 

Domestic  Science — Clara  E    Kirby. 

Drawing — Lucile    Craig 

Penmanship — F    E    Oneth 

Commercial — W     C     Detriek 

Wakartxsa,  Elkhart  Co.,  pop    1,150. 

City   Superintendent — S    LeRoy  Scoles 
Principal   High  School — Malmda   Weintz 

Walkerton,  St.  Joseph  Co  ,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — H    W    Carnthers 
Principal  High  School — Adele  Renaid 

Warren,  Huntingdon  Co  ,  pop.  1,523. 

City  Superintendent — R    B    McCrum 
Principal  High  School — Ruth  Stafford 

Warsaw,  Eosclnsko  Co ,  pop.  4,430. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — J    W    Coleman 
Sec    Bd     Educ  — Wilbur  F    Maish 
City  Superintendent — Horatio  S.  Kaufman 
Principal   High   School — E    E     Robbing 
Supv     Music — Carrie    Jaques 
Domestic  Science — Mamie  Richards 
Drawing — Mrs     Jennie   Webbei 

Washington,  Daviesa  Co.,  pop.  7,854. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Arthur  Gieenwood 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G.  W    Russell 
City    Superintendent — E     D     Merrlman 
Principal  High  School— Hamlet  Allen. 
Supv.  Music — J    W    Dillard 
Domestic  Science — Ethel  B    Reeve. 
Draw,  and  Pen*  ship — May  Robinson. 
Manual  Training — Leon  Moorman 
Commercial — Mary   Wright 

Southern  Indiana  Business  College,  bus.  and 
•ten  ,  est.  1906;  Prln. 

Waterloo,  Bekalb  Co ,  pop.  1,350. 
City  Superintendent — A.  L   Mondy. 
Principal  High  School — G    E    Roop 

West  Lafayette,  OHppecanoe  Co.,  pop.  3,867. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Franlc  S    Moore. 

Sec    Bd.  Educ  — Arthur  Duf ty 

City  Superintendent — F    A    Burtsfleld. 

Principal  High  School — C.  J    Dexter 

Supv.  Mus    and  Draw — Flora  H.  Hill. 

Manual  Training — Robert  E.  Black 

Penmanship — Laura  Breckenridge.  * 


Westfleld,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  780. 

City  Superintendent — H    M.  Dlxon. 

Union  Bible  Seminary,  tr  sch  for  ministers 
and  missionaries,  co-ed  ;  Friends;  est 
1911,  William  M.  Smith,  Superintendent. 

Whiting-,  Lake  Co.,  pop.  0,587. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — T    S    Doj  le 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — J     E     Evans 
City  Superintendent — J    H    Haskinson 
Principal  High  School — C    C    Whiteman 
Supv     Music — Edna    C     Hunter 
Manual   Training — Foirest   Polk 
Drawing — Edna    Christie 
Penmanship — Royetta  Transeau 

Wllliamsport,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    G    Bioadie 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    C    Stephens 
City  Superintendent — N    J    Lasher. 
Principal  High  School — Helen  M    Post 
Music  and  Drawing — Elsie  V   Martin 

Winchester,  Randolph  Co.,  pop.  4,000. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Philip    Kabel. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — D    F    Hardman 

City  Superintendent — Oscar  R.  Baker. 

Principal  High  School — C    E.  McKinney. 

Supv    Music  — Gertrude  Unthanlc 

Drawing — Edith  KL    Wiley 

Manual    Training — Clifford   Peacock. 

Windfall,  Tipton  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — F.  M.  Hickman. 

Winamac,  Pnlaski  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

City   Superintendent — J    M    Gelscr 
Principal  High  School — H   G   Milholland 

Wlnona  I/akc,  Kosctasko  Co. 

Winona    College;    coll  ;    co-ed  ;    non-sect.; 

Harold   G    Laurance,    Dean. 
Winona  College  of  Agriculture;  agrL;  men; 

non-sect.;   est.   1902,   J.   C    Breckenridge, 

A.  M  ,  Pres. 

Winona  Conservatory  of  Music;  non-sect.; 
co-ed.;  music;  H.  W.  Owens,  Director. 

Worthinffton,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  1,680. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J.  E    Hubbell. 
Sec     Bd.   Educ — F    N.   Miller. 
City   Superintendent — E    B    Rlzer. 
Principal   High    School — Fred   Bourn. 
Supv    Music — Maude  Delbrldge. 
Manual  Training — E.  B    Rlzer. 
Domestic   Science — Mary  Weatherwax. 

Torktown,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Township   Trustee — A    G    Ellison, 
City  Superintendent — John  Brady. 
Supv    Music — Blanch  K.  Wiggerly. 
Domestic  Science — Laura  Watson. 


IOWA 

Population,  2,224,771.    School  census,  677,004.    School  age,  5-21. 

Iowa  is  the  fifteenth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  ot  population,  having  a  total  of 
2,224,771  inhabitants,  of  whom  99  3  per  cent,  are  T^fcite.  Of  this  number  12.3  per 
cent.,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population  ten 
years  of  age  and  over,  is  1.7  per  cent ,  the  state  ranking  first  in  this  respect.  The 
educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPEBIN'TBNDEN'T'S  OFFICE 

ALBERT  M.  DEYOE,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Des  Moines 

FRANK  D.  JOSEPH,  Deputy  Superintendent Des  Moines 

A  C.  FULLER,  Inspector  Normal  Training  in  High  Schools  .  .  .  Des  MoineB 
J.  L  CHERNY,  Inspector  State  Graded  and  High  Schools  .  .  . .  Des  Moines 
J.  A.  WOODRUFF,  Inspector  Rural  and  Consolidated  Schools Des  Moines 

STATE  BOARD    OF  EDUCATIONAL  EXAMINEES 

ALBERT  M.  DEYOE,  State  Superintendent,  ex-officio,  President Des  Moines 

VIOLA  H.  SCHELL,  Secretary     Des  Moines 

WALTER  A   JESSUP,  President  State  University  of  Iowa,  ex-offieio         .   .  .Iowa  City 

HOMER  H.  SEERMJY,  President  State  Teachers'  College,  ex-officio Cedar  Falls 

ETTA  J.  EIDER Mt.  Ayr 

DADID  WILLIAMS Winterset 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION 

Iowa  has  no  State  Text-Book  Commission,  the  question  of  free,  uniform  text-books 
being  optional  with  the  school  corporations  except  in  counties  having  voted  for  county 
uniformity  when  the  county  board  adopts  for  the  several  schools. 

IOWA  STATE  TEACHERS'  BEADING  CIRCLE 

ALBERT  M.  DEYOB,  "President,  ex-officio Des  Moines 

M  L.  HOWELL,  Secretary     Clanon 

MINNIE  E.  CONNOR,  Treasurer Washington 

JOHN  B.  SLACKS Sac  City 

HENRY  E  BONGE Davenport 

KATE  MAURICE Anamosa 

IOWA  STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 

H.  B.  SMITH,  President Dubuque 

O.  E.  SMITH,  Secretary Indiana!* 


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COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 


Countv  Name  and  Address 

Adair  Mrs  Minerva  Whittum,  Gieenfield 
Adams     .  Mary   Larson,    Corning 

Allamakee     .      .  .W    L    Peck,   Waukon 
Appanoose         Janet  Wilson,  Centerville 
Audubon.   ..Ella  M    Stearns,   Audubon 
Benton     .  .     Lmnie   Schloeman,  Vmton 
Black  Hawk  Margaret  Myers.  Waterloo 
Boone  ......  Gracia  E    Tucker,  Boone 

Bremer.    .  .Mary    Cre*zmeyer,    Waverly 
Buchanan       A    13   Jewettt  Independence 
Buena  Vista     H   C  Moeller,  Stoim  Lake 
Butler.         Benjamin  Boardman,  Allison 
Calhoun   .Emma  Keller,  Rockwell  City 
Carroll...  W    T    Bohnenkamp,  Carroll 
Cass  .  Jennie  Ward,  Atlantic 

Cedar  .......  Ruby  I.  Lewis,  Tipton 

Ceiro  Gordo     Fr^d  D   Ciam   Mason  City 
Cherokee          Lew  McDonald,  Cherokee 
Chickasaw        ..................... 

Miss  E    Swenumson,  New  Hampton 
Clarke  ........  Bessie  Hart,  Osceola 

Clay   .....  Mary    E     Riley,    Spencer 

Clayton  ...  C    E    Becker,  Elkader 

Clinton  C    E    Cozzens,  Clinton 

Crawford  .......  F    N    Olry,  Denison 

Dallas  .......  Carolyn  Forgrave,  Adel 

Davis          Agnes  McConnell,  Bloomfield 
Decatur       .         .    .  Mabel  Horner,  Leon 
Delaware  p.  p  Walker,  Manchester 

Des  Moines  ...... 

.Teresa  Tiedemann,  Burlington 
Dickinson.  Jennie   Bailey,    Spirit   Lake 
Dubuque          Philip  JT    Pl-vnn,   Dubuque 
Emmet.  .  .     Miss  Ida  Davis,  Esther  ville 
Fayette      Mrs  Belle  Ocker,  West  Union 
Floyd  Miss  Mary  Konnke,  Charles  City 
.Delia  McSwi?gen,  Hampton 
Mabel  B   JoAes,  Sidney 
.       H    C   Roelofsz,  Jefferson 
D    R    Earl,  Gruridy  Center 
Guthrie  O   G  Hamilton,  Guthne  Center 
Hamilton.   .E.   F    Snow,  Webster  City 
Hancock     .......  j.  R    Baggs,  Garner 

Hardm  .     .     Blanche  Stoddard,  Eldora 
Harrison  ....Mrs    Susie  Faith    Logan 

Henry     Carolyn  Campbell,  Mt   Pleasant 
Howard  .  Zina  Fessenden,  Cresco 

Humboldt     Clarence  Messer,   Humboldt 
Ida...  Wilson    Jones,    Ida    Grove 

lowa  ----  Mary  F.  McEachron,  Marengo 

Jackson..   .E.  R.  Stoddard,  Maquoketa 


Franklin 
Fremont 
Greene  . 


County  Name  and  Address 

Jasper Olive    Shrmer,    Newton 

Jefferson...  .June  Chidester,  Fairfleld 
Johnson  N  HI  Hessemus,  Iowa  City 

Jones  .  .  ..Kate  Maurice,  Anamosa 
Keokuk  .Harry  S  McVicker,  Sigourney 
Kossuth.  .  William  Shu  ley,  Algona 
Lee  .  E  C  Lynn,  Donnellson 

Linn A.  Bruce  Alderman,  Marion 

Louisa  Izola  M    Sweeney,  Wapello 

Lucas  ...Myrtle    A    Dungan,    Chariton 

Lyon E.  T.  Gilman,  Rock  Rapids 

Madison  .Carrie  E  Ludlow,  Winterset 
Mahaska  Jessie  L  Dubuc,  Oskaloosa 
Marion  ..Mrs  Mae  Goldizen,  Knoxville 
\farshall  G  E  Shutt,  Marshalltown 
Mills  . .  Georgre  E  Masters,  Glen  wood 
Mitchell.  .  C  W  Bond,  Osag-e 

Monona.        ..  Ella  M    Gardner,  Onawa 

Monroe Myrta  Harlow,  Albia 

Montgomery  Clara  L  Cowgill,  Red  Oak 
Muscatine  E  D  Bradley,  Muscatme 

O'Brien   .      .  J.  J    Billingsly,  Primghar 

Osceola Mary  De  Boos,  Sibley 

Page  Mrs  Sarah  Huftalen,  Clannda 
Palo  Alto  Margaret  Ryan,  Emmetsburg 
Plymouth  .  Anna  Donahue,  Le  Mars 
Pocahontas  

.  Grace  D  Bradshaw,  Pocahontas 
Polk.  .  Pearl  DeJarnette,  Des  Moines 
Pottawattamie  

F.  J    Puryear,  Council  Bluffs 

Poweshiek  .  Estella  Coon,  Brooklyn 
Rmggold...  .  Etta  J  Rider,  Mt  Ayr 

Sac John  R    Slacks,  Sac  City 

Scott Henry  E    Ronge,  Davenport 

Shelby  .  Rose  M.  Parker,  Harlon 
Sioux  .  F  E.  Fuller,  Orange  City 
Story  Miss  Maud  Wakefield,  Nevada 
Tama...  Mary  A  Richards,  Toledo 

Taylor Dessie  Jones,  Bedford 

Union  .Lora  Lipsett,  Creston 

Van  Buren  Lizzie  Meredith,  Keosauqua 
Wapello  R  L  Gardner,  Ottumwa 

Warren W.  M    McGee,  Indianola 

Washington 

Minnie  Connor,  Washington 
Wayne..  Mrs  A.  K  Pittard,  Corydon 
Webster.  Mary  A  Carey,  Fort  Dodge 
Winnebago..L  C1  Brown,  Forest  City 
Wmneshiek.  .  H  E  Miller,  Decorah 
Woodbury  T  B  Morns,  Sioux  City 

Worth  ..  ..Bella  Lansrud,  Northwood 
Wright  M  L  Howell,  Clarion 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE]  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Aekley,    Hardin    Co.,   pop.    1,244. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    A    Young- 
City  Superintendent— S    F    Truesdell 
Principal  THigh  School — Miss    B    Orr 

Sacred  Heart  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R 
C  ;  eat.  1884,  Sister  M  Eutropla,  Supe- 
rior 


Adel,  Dallas  Co.,  pop.   1,289. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    23    Luther 

Sec    Bd    Educ — L    R    Roberts 

City    Superintendent — Prank    Lindeman 

Principal   High   School — Elsie   G    Arten 

Manual  Training — R    W    Fowler 

Domestic    Science — Carolyn   Newcomb. 


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Afton,  Union  Co.,  pop.  1,014. 
City   Superintendent — T    B    Youngr 
Principal  High  School — Bertha  Tyler 

Akron,  Plymouth  Go,  pop.   1,130. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — A  L  Yeaton 
Sec  Bd  Educ — N  S  Moore 
City  Superintendent — A  Huffman 

St  Joseph's  Parochial  School,  prep  ;  co~ 
ed  ,  R  C  .  est  1904,  Rev.  D  K  Hur- 
ley. Prln 

Albla,  Monroe  Co.,  pop    4,969. 

Pres  Bd    Educ — S    W    Fenmngton 
Sec    Bd     Educ — C    W    Smallwood 
City   Superintendent — Harry  D    Kies 
Principal    High   School — A    B    Eppeison 
Music   and  Ait — Blanche   Heiseiman 
Manual   Training — Ralph   Hamilton 

Algona,  Koesuth   Co.,  pop.   2,908. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    W     Sullivan. 
Sec    Bd     Educ — Howard   Beardsley 
City  Superintendent — J    P   Overmeyer. 
Principal  High  School — Minnie  J    Coate 

Alta,   Buena  Vista  Co ,   pop.   1,000. 

City   Superintendent — A     B.   Harrison 
Principal  High  School — Hazel  W    West 

Evangelical  Lutheran  School,  pjrep  ,  co-ed  , 
est  1881,  Kev  Jacob  Schmidt,  President. 

Alton,   Sioux   Co ,   pop.   1,046. 

City   Supenntendent — C    G    Weathers  ax 
Principal  High  School — Leona  Smith 

St  Mary's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  B  C  ; 
est.  1885,  Rev  F  J  Brune,  Frin. 

Ames,    Story   Co.,   pop    4,223. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    C    Tieden 
Sec    Bd     Educ — C    M    Soper 
City    Superintendent — Frank   W     Hicka 
Principal  High  School — A    J    Steffy 
Supv    Music — Waren  E    Pollard 
Manual    Tiaining — H     G     Singer 
Dome&tic  Science — Genevieve  Fisher 
Physical   Culture — Lena  Livingston 
Dr.iw    &  Penmanship — Mildred  Packard 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Ida  M    Boyd. 

Iowa  State  College  of  Agriculture  and  Me- 
chanic Arts,  courses  in  Agriculture,  Engi- 
neering, General  Science,  and  Veterinary 
Medicine,  co-ed ,  state;  est  1868,  Ray- 
mond A  Pearson,  A  M,  President 

Iowa  State  College,  Division  of  Agriculture; 
courses  in  agronomy,  dairying,  animal 
husbandry,  horticulture,  forestry,  home 
economics,  Chailes  Franklin  Curtiss,  M. 
S  A,  Dean. 

Iowa  State  College,  Division  of  Engineer- 
ing; courses  in  Ceramics,  Civil,  Electri- 
cal, and  Mining  Engineering,  AnsonMar- 
ston,  C.  E  ,  Dean. 

Iowa  State  College,  Division  of  Veterinary 
Medicine,  eat.  1884;  C.  H.  Stange,  D.  V  8, 
Dean 


Anamosa,  Jones  Co.,  pop.  2,983 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    B    Paul 

Sec    Bd    Educ— E    F    Miller 

City    Superintendent — T.    M     Clevenger. 

Piincipal  High  School — Willis  C.  Harding 

Supv    Music — W    E    Pollard 

Anita,    Cass   Co ,    pop.    1,118. 

City  Supenntendent — J    W    Martin 
Principal  High  School — Emma  K    Lewis 

Arcadia,   Carroll   Co,    pop.   390. 

City   Superintendent — Laura  J.   Maulsby 

Geiman   School,    prep  ,    co-efl  ,    A     Bexner, 

Prln 

St     John's    School,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    H.    C  ; 
Franciscan  Sisters. 

t 

Ashton,  Osceola  Co ,  pop.  518. 
City  Supenntendent — C    C    Hoover 

St    Joseph's    School,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    R    C  ; 
est     1889,   Rev.   J    P    Hoffman,   Pi  eg. 

Atlantic,  Cass  Co  ,  pop.  4,560. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    G    Jeck 
Sec    Bd    Educ — D    O    Herbert 
City    Superintendent — M     C     Galpin 
Prin.  H    S — Anna  O.  Temple 
Supv     Music — Margaret    Sullivan 
Manual  Training — Mai  ion  Grawe 

Audubon,  Audubon  Co.,  pop.  1,928. 

City  Superintendent — F    W    Johansen 
Principal  High  School — F    S    Morley. 

Avoca,   Pottawattamie   Co ,  pop.    1,520. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — I    D    Shuttleworth 
Sec  Bd   Educ — Charles  Boinholdt 
City  Superintendent — C    J    Schmitt 
Piincipal   High  School — Julia  Boyd. 

Bancroft,  Cossnth  Co.,  pop.  830. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    H    Welp 

Sec    Bd     Educ  — P    A    Lonergan 

City  Supt    &   Pi  in    H    S— F    M    Sarchett. 

St.  John's  Parochial  School;  prep.;   co-ed; 

R    C  ,     est     1900,     Sister    Maiy    Casilda, 
Superior. 

Bedford,  Taylor  Co.,  pop.  1,883. 

Sec    Bd.   Educ  — R    S    Swearingen 
City   Superintendent — E.    W.    Goetoch 
Principal  High  School — Mary  E.  Johnson 

Belle  Flaine,  Scott  Co.,  pop.  3,121. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — S   Wertheim 

Sec    Bd    Educ — G    R.  Ahrens. 

City  Supenntendent — G     S1    Wooten 

Principal  High  School — Jesse  O    Ilsley 

Supv    Music — Edith  Geiger 

Man    Tr    &  Bom    Sci — Mary  McDonald. 

Bebnond,  Wright  Co.,  pop.  1,224. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — G    F    McBurney. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    O.  Fitts. 
City   Superintendent — Paul  J    Scarbio 
Principal  High  School— Alice  J.  "White 
Supv    Music — Ida  Iverson  s 

Penmanship — Sarah  Lieuwen 


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Bloomfield,  Ba\is  Co ,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    S    Storkham 
Sec    Bd     Educ — E     Z     Morrow, 
City  Superintendent — E    G    Lockhart 
Principal  High  School — Charles  Bliss 
Supv     Music — Cairie    Da-vies 

Southern  Iowa  Normal  School,  nor  and 
bus  ,  co-ed  ,  est.  1874,  H  C  Brown, 
Pres 

Boone,  Boone  Co,  pop.  10,347. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    O    Montgomery 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    T    Duckworth 

City    Superintendent — Ernest    C     Meredith 

Principal  High  School — C.  C    Ball 

Supv.  Music — Alice  Hartman 

Manual   Training — Ferdinand  Daehler. 

Domestic  Science — Louise  Rome 

Drawing — Nellie  Harvey 

Com'l  and  Stenog'y — G.  G.  Gudmundaon. 

Boone  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ;  est. 
1905,  Daniel  Crowley,  Principal. 

Eansomenan  Business  School;  bus  ,  sten  ; 
L  A  Lincoln,  Sttpt ,  Mason  Bldg 

Sacred  Heart  School;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R.  C  , 
est  1887,  Sisters  of  Chanty,  Rev  J  P, 
Barron,  Principal. 


Breda,  Carroll  Co.*  pop.  374. 

City  Superintendent — Anne   Fahey. 

St.  Bernard's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  R,  C  , 
est  1880;  Rev  G  H  Luehnnann,  Prln 

Brltt,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,303. 

Sec    Bd    Educ— Roy  McMillen 

City  Superintendent — W  E   Rorabaugh 

Principal  High  School — Ella  V    Jenkins 

Brooklyn,  Poweshiek  Co.,  pop.  1,233. 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — E    W    Jones 

City  Superintendent — M    L    Doner 

Principal  High  School — C    M    Adams 

Burlington,  Des  Moines  Co.,  pop.  24,324. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— C    C.  Clark. 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — D    S    Cooper 

City  Superintendent — Whittier  L    Hanson. 

Principal  High  School — G    A.  Brown. 

Supv    Music — W.  L    Sheetz. 

Manual   Training — A     C    Duncan 

Domestic  Science — Frances  W    Sly 

Supv.   Wr    and  Dr — Emma  Foster. 

Commercial — H.   E    Alvis 

Stenography — Margaret  Lockznan 

Elliott's  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  , 
est.  1879;  G.  W.  Elliott,  Pres. 

Our  Lady  of  Lourdes  Academy,  prep  ;  co- 
ed ;  R  C.;  est.  1875;  Sister  Mary  Elvira, 
Superior. 

St.  Cecilia's  Academy;  prep  ;  girls;  R.  C  , 

Sister  M.  Navies,  Superior 
St.  John's  Parochial  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 

R.  C.;  est    1885;  Thos.  Burk,  Prin. 


Calmar,  Winneshiek  Co.,  pop    1,003. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — S    R    Yager 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — O    B    Law 

St  Aloyslus  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R  C  , 
Sister  M  Ursula,  Superior 

Carroll,    Carroll   Co ,   pop.   3,546. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — E     A    Wissler 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — C     C     Helmer 
City  Superintendent — E    T    Housh 
Principal   High   School — O    G    Prichard 

St  Angela's  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R  C  , 
Sister  M  Adolphine,  Superior. 

St  Joseph's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R  C  , 
Franciscan  Sisters 

St  Peter's  and  St  Paul's  School,  prep  , 
co-ed  ,  R  C  ,  Sister  Superior 

Cascade,  Dubuque  Co ,  pop.  1,268. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — William  Baird 

City  Superintendent — Bruce  E    Mahan 

St    Martin's  Academy,   prep  ,   co-ed  ,   Rev 

L    Roche,   Prin. 
St    Mary's  Academy,   prep  ,   co-ed  ,    R     C  , 

Rev.   J    B    Alberts,   Pres 

Cedar  Falls,  Blackhawk  Co,  pop.   5,012. 

Pres    'Bd     Educ — Dr     W     L     Hearst 
Sec    Bd   Educ— W   T.  M.  Aitken 
City    Superintendent — A     H     Speer 
Prin     H     S — Stena   Hanaen 
Supv     Music — Alice   Ward 
Manual  Training — Frank  Ward. 
Domestic   Science — Bertha  Hansen 
Draw     and    Pen'ship — Anna    Robertson 
Commercial — P     S     Hill 

Iowa  State  Teachers'  College,  professional 
teachers'  training  courses,  state,  co-ed  ; 
est,  1876,  Homer  H  Seerley,  LL  D,  Pres 

St  Patrick's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  ; 
est  1891,  Sister  M  Corona,  Superior. 

Cedar  Rapids,  Linn  Co.,  pop    32,811. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    H    Sargent 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Harold   Cooper 

City  Superintendent — Joseph   J     McConnell. 

Prin    H    S  — Abbie  S    Abbott 

Supv    Music — Alice  C    Inskeep 

Supv    Drawing — Emma   Gratton. 

Industrial    &    Vocational — W     A     Richards 

Domestic   Science — Mary  Haight. 

•Commercial — Ina    Hibbard 

Stenography — Don  T    Deal 

Cedar  Rapids  Business  College,  but  and 
eten  ,  est.  1879;  G  E  King,  Prin. 

Coe  College,  comprises  Liberal  Arts,  Sub- 
Freshman  and  Music  Departments;  co- 
ed ,  Presb  ;  est  1881;  John  A.  Marquis, 
D.  D,  LL  D,  Pres. 

Sacred  Heart  Academy;  girls'  prep-;  R.  C.; 
Sister  M  Gertrude,  Superior 

St.  Joseph's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R.  C.; 
Sister  Mary  Agatha,  Superior. 


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Centerville,  Appanoose  Co.,  pop.  6,926. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Mrs    Thomas   Goss 
Sec    Bd    Educ — 3    B    Bruckshaw 
•City   Superintendent — H     M     Taylor 
Principal   High  School — Charles  Roach 
Supv.   Music — Ruth    Smith 
Manual  Training — U    Roy  Sewrey 
Domestic  Science — Bermce  Gilbert 
Supv    Wr    &   Dr — Lillian  Shank 

Charlton,  Imcas  Co.,   pop.   3,794. 

Sec.   Bd    Educ — P    L    Perry 

City  Superintendent — I   L    Guernsey 

Principal  High  School — John  E   Lukens 

Blackburn's  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed  ,  Rev 
Blackburn,  Prin 

Charlton  Commercial  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est.  1904,  J.  W.  O'Bryan,  Prop 

Charles  City,  Floyd  Co..  pop.  5,892. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    A    DInkel 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    R    Bggrert 
City  Superintendent — Frank   T    Vasey. 
Pnn.  High  School — Miss  Ruth  Wellemeyer. 
Supv     Music — Jesse    Dood 
Manual   Training — T    Kinnarder. 
Domestic  Science — Blanch  Hopkins 
Penmanship  and  Drawing — Hazel  Kellogg 
Commercial — S    A    Twing 

Academy  of  the  Immaculate  Conception, 
prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  ,  est  1896,  Sister 
Mary  Berchmans,  Superior 

Charles  City  College,  coll ,  prep,  and  com'l 
depts  ,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ;  est  1891,  William 
Charles  Hilmer,  Ph  D  ,  President 

Charlotte,  Clinton  Co ,  pop.  356. 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — A    B    Sarap 

German  Lutheran  Parochial  School,  prep  , 
co-ed  ,  Evan.  Luth  ;  Rev.  H  Nelmand, 
Prin 

Charter  Oak,  Crawford  Co.,  pop   734. 

City  Superintendent — H   M    Stiles 
Principal  High  School — Nora  G   Knutson 

German  Lutheran  Parochial  School;  prep  , 
co-ed,  Luth,  est  1890,  Rev  H.  A 
Ansorge,  Principal 

Cherokee,   Cherokee  Co.,  pop.  4,884. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    I    Nelson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — -William  Shardlow 
City  Superintendent — F    E    Tellier 
Principal  High  School — Evelyn  Wilson 
Supv    Music — Helen  Wlttich. 
Manual  Training — G    C    Rausch 
Domestic   Science — Calhe  M    Bliss 

Cincinnati,  Appanoose  Co.,  pop.  1,355. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    W    Dinning 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George  C    Sayres 
City  Superintendent — W    G    Pence 

Clare,  Webster  Co.,  pop.  299. 

City  Superintendent — Mrs.  Alice  Collins 

St.  Matthew's  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R.  C  , 
eat  1892,  Rev.  Matthew  Daroy,  Prtn 


Clarence,   Cedar   Co.,   pop.    675. 

City  Superintendent — Henry  E    Irons 
Pimcipal  High  School — Hazel  Kemmerer 

German  Evangelical  St.  John's  School, 
prep  ;  co-ed  ,  Evan  Luth  ,  C  Schulmei- 
strat,  Pnn 

Clarinda,  Page  Co,  pop.  3,832. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — H   R.  Spry 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  — Earl  Peters. 
City    Superintendent — F    A     Henderson 
Principal  High  School — G.  W   Garrard. 
Supv    Music — Clova  Carson 
Manual   Training — Allen  Shank. 
Domestic  Science — Lillian  K    Schell 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Maude  Searl. 

Clarion,  Wright  Co.,  pop.   2,065. 

Sec    Bd    Educ— M    F    Birdsall 

City  Superintendent — George  H    Kellogg 

Prin     H.    S —Alice    McCredie. 

Clear   Lake,    Cerro    Gordo    Co ,   pop.  2,014 

Pres    Bd    Educ —A    B    Phillips 

Sec    Bd    Educ— L    G    Watts 

City  Superintendent — H    W    Chehock. 

Principal   High   School — Mayme  Smith. 

Clinton,   Clinton  Co  ,  pop.   25,577. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Peter  H    Dael 

Sec   Bd   Educ —A   H.  Paddock. 

City  Superintendent — Ozro  P    Bostwlck 

Pimcipal    High    School — F     E.    Webb 

Supv    Music — Maude   "Wood 

Drawing — Lisette    Henderson 

Supv   Man    Tr — Theo    Carstensen. 

Domestic  Science — Ethel  F    Kendall 

Commercial — C    F    Bowman 

Stenography — Anna  E.  Balkwell 

Clinton  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1855;  B.  J.  Hefiin,  Pres. 

German  Lutheran  Parochial  School,  prep  , 
co-ed  ;  Evan.  Luth.;  F.  Melchert,  Prin 

Mount  St  Clare  Academy;  girls'  boarding, 
R,  C  ,  est  1893,  Mother  Magdalen,  Su- 
perior 

Sacred  Heart  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R  C  , 
est  1893;  Rev  F  Brinkman,  Pres. 

St  Mary's  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R.  C.,  Sis- 
ter Mary  Justa,  Prin 

St  Patrick's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R 
C  ,  est  1891,  Sister  M  Louis,  Superior 

Wartburg  College;  German  coll  ,  men, 
Luth  ;  est.  1868;  John  Fritschel,  Pres. 

Colfax,  Jasper  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — James  H    Trewln. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    E    Emmert. 
City  Superintendent — S    A.  Potts. 
Principal  High  School — Grace   Houston 

College  Springs,  Page  Co.,  pop.  626. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — L.  M.  Stevenson. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — A    M.  Finley. 
City  Superintendent — E    B    Delzell. 
Principal  High  School — Ivy  Blayney 
Supv  Music — Fareeda  Moorehead. 


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Columbus  Junction,  Louisa  Go ,  pop   1,185. 

r*ity  Superintendent — Ira  M    Wngley 
Prln     H     S— R     M     Wrigley 

Coon  Rapids,  Carroll  Co  ,  pop.  1,084. 

City  Supennttndent — H    P    Helms 
Principal  High  School — Io\va  Lea  Chase 

Coining;,  Adams  Co.,  pop.  1,702. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — D    H    Me\  erhoff 
Fee    Bd    Educ  — W    C    Chubb 
City  Superintendent — Paul  C    Skorupinski 
Principal   High  School — T    W    Rej-nolds 

Corydon,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  1,669 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — J    K    Green 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H    Stromsten 
City    Superintendent — Harry    D     Klea 
Principal  High  School — John  B    Parker 
Sup\     Music — Mayme  Middleton 

Council  Bluffs,  Pottawattamle  Co ,  pop.  29f- 
293. 

Pres    Bd    Educ —Emmet  TInley. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    J    Hughes 

City    Superintendent — John    H     Beverldge 

Prln     H    S  — J    E    Marshall 

Supv     Music — Angie   Middleton 

Manual  Training — Walter  Jenkins 

Domestic  Science — Grace  Ryan 

Draw    and  Pen'ship— Rachael  Thomas. 

Hammill  Commercial   Ojllege,   com'l,   sten . 

nor  ,  est   1904,  W   J   Hammill,  Principal. 
Iowa  School  for  the  Deaf,    state,    eet    1852, 

Heniy  W    Rothbert,   Supeimtendcnt 
St     Francis   Academy,    girls'    boarding,    R 

C  .   Sister  Mary  Chionia,   Prin 
St   Joseph's  School,  boys'  prep  ,  R    C  ;  est 

1880,     Sistei    M     Ementa,    Superior 
St    Peter's  School,  prep  ,  boys,  R    C  .  eat 

1888,  Rev    P    Herman,  Prin 
Western    Iowa    College,    coll  ,    prep  ;    nor 

E    P    Miller,    M    A.    Pres 

Cresco,   Howard  Co.,  pop    2,658. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Bc»n    Da\is 
City  Supenntcndent — A     O    Tns 
Piincipal  High  School— E    D    Wells 

St    Joseph's   School,    prep  ,    co-ed  .    R     C 

Sister  Mary  VIvina,  Superior 
School    of   the    Assumption,    prep      R     C 

Sister  Enthalia,   Superior 

Creston,   Union  Co  ,  pop.   6,934. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —Henry  Deterine 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  — Scott  Armstrong. 
City    Superintendent — Adam    Pickett 
Principal  High  School — Jennie  McEachem. 
Supv    Music — Theresa  Lumbard 
Manual  Training — S.  M    Law 
Domestic  Science — Mary  Coleman 
Stenography — Hazel  Reynolds. 

Creston   Business   College,    bus     and   sten 
co-ed  ,  non-sect  ;  est    1906,  T   E.  Walker 
Prln 


Danbury,  Woodbury  Co,  pop    480 

Cits-    Superintendent — C    F    Stultzman 

St     Patrick's    Academy,    prop  ,    co-ed  ,    R 
C  ,   est    1887,    Rev    T    Meaghen,    Pres 


Davenport,  Scott  Co.,  pop.  43,028 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — O    A    Dahms 
Sec    Bd    Educ— J    D    McCollister 
City  Superintendent — Frank  L    Smart 
Prin    H    S — Geo    E    Marshall 
Supv.  Music — Ernst  Otto 
Manual  Training — Frank  L   Hann. 
Domestic    Science — Baibara    Morgan 
Domestic   Art — Maude   M     Firth 
Physical  Culture — William  Reuter 
Drawing — Fillette  Many 
Penmanship — Edith  Heden. 
Primal  y — Mrs    A     O     Sheriff 

Academy  of  Immaculate  Conception,  prep  . 
R  C  ,  est  1860,  Sister  Mary  Isabelle, 
Superior 

Brown's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1901,  George  L  Kemper,  Prln 

German -Lutheran  Zion  School,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ,  Luth  ,  Rev  C  Holterman,  Prin 

Ida  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1883,  Ida 
M  Burrows,  Prin 

Sacred  Heait  Cathedral  School,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ,  R  C  ,  J  T  A  Flanagan,  Prin 

St  Ambrose  College,  boys'  boarding,  R  C  , 
cat  1882,  Rev  J  F  Shannahan,  Pres 

St  Anthony's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  , 
est  1853,  Sisters  of  Charity 

St  Mary's  School,  prep  and  high  school; 
girls,  R  C  ,  Sisters  of  the  Holy  Cross. 

St  Katherme's  School,  girls'  boarding  and 
day,  P  E  ,  est  1884,  Sister  Esther,  Su- 
perior 

Decorah,  Winneshiek  Co.,  pop.  3,592. 

Ties    Bd     Educ— W    H    Gieen 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    F   B    Portman 
City  Superintendent — Eva  M    Fleming 
Pimcipal  High  School — C    C    Gamertsfelder 

Immaculate    Conception    Academy,     prep., 

co-ed.,    R     C  ,    est     1895,     Sister    Mary 

Agnes,   Superior 
Luther    College,    coll  ;    men,     Luth  ;     est 

1861,  Rev    C    K    Preus,  B    A,  Pres. 
Norwegian  Lutheran  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 

Evang    Luth  ,   est     1902,    I     B    Torrison, 

Prin. 

Valder  College,  nor  ,  bus  and  sten  ,  co-ed  , 
non-sect  ,  est  1888.  C  H  Valder,  Pres 

Denlson,  Crawford  Co  ,  pop    3,133, 

Pres.  Bd    Educ —Albert  Helsley. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    C    Rollins. 

City    Superintendent — C.    E     Humphrey. 

Principal  High  School — W.  R    Knowlton 

Supv    Music — Beatrice  Lally. 

Manual    Training — Jacob    Johnson. 

Domestic  Science — Rachel  DeWolf. 


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Denison — continued 
Denison  Normal  and  Business  College,  nor  , 

private,    co-ed  ,    est     1893,    W     C.    Van 

Ness,  A   M  ,  Prea 
German    Parochial    School,    prep  ,    co-ed  , 

Evan     Luth  ,    J     Hilgendorf,    Prln 
St     Rose    Academy,    prep  ,    co-ed  ;    R     C  , 

Rev    P    J    Farrelly,  Pres. 

Denmark,  Lee  Co  ,  pop.  350. 

Denmark  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Cong:  , 
est  1843,  George  F  Hayes,  Prin 

Des  Moines,  Folk  Co.,  pop.  86,368 

Pi  es     Bd     Educ  — Charles    N     Kinney 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A.  L    Clmlte 
City  Superintendent — Z    C    Thornburg. 
Asst    Superintendent — J    B    Studebaker 
Supv     In  dust    Educ  — R    C    Woolman 
Supv    Music — W    A    White 
Supv    Drawing — Frances  Keffer. 
Supv    Kindergarten — Bessie    Park 
Supv    Phy     Tr — Margaret   McKee 
Supv    Dom     Sci — Eleanor   Holloway 
Commercial — C    D     Slmker 

PUBLIC   HIGH   SCHOOLS 
East    High    School,    E     13th    and    Walker 

Sts  ,  May  Goodrell,  Prln. 
North  High  School,   8th  and  College  Ave  ; 

E     J     Eaton,    Principal 
West   High   School,   15th   and   Center   Sts  ; 

Maurice  Ricker,  Prin. 

Academy  of  the  Visitation,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
R  C  ,  Father  Nugent,  Pres 

Capital  City  Commercial  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1884,  B  F  Williams,  Presi- 
dent, 10th  &  Walnut  Sts 

Gumming  School  of  Art,  co-ed  ,  est  1895, 
C  A  Gumming,  Director 

Des  Moines  College;  comprises  College  of 
Liberal  Arts,  School  of  Education,  of 
Fine  Arts,  of  Oratory,  Conservatory  of 
Music,  and  Preparatory  School;  co-ed  ; 
Bapt  ,  est  1865,  John  A.  Earl,  D.  D., 
President,  10th  and  College. 

Des  Moines  Musical  College,  music,  co-ed  . 
M  L  Bartlett,  Director. 

Des  Momes  Still  College  of  Osteopathy,  co- 
ed ,  est  1898,  S  L  Taylor,  M  D  ,  D.  O , 
President,  1422  W  Locust. 

Drake  University,  comprises  College  of  Lib- 
eral Arts,  Bible,  Law,  Medicine*  Dentis- 
try, School  of  Education  and  Institute  of 
Fine  Arts;  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ;  est  1881; 
Hill  McClelland  Bell,  LL.  D,  Pre«. 

Drake  University,  College  of  Fine  Arts; 
Conservatory  of  Music,  Music  Supervisors' 
Department,  *  Dramatic  Art,  Drawing  and 
Painting;  Harry  M.  Cowpcr,  Dean 

Drake  University,  College  of  Dentistry, 
dent  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1908,  William  H.  De 
Ford,  D  D  S ,  M.  D.,  Dean. 


Des  Moines— continued 

Drake  University,  School  of  Education, 
teachers'  courses,  William  F.  Barr,  A  M, 
Director 

Drake  University,  College  of  Law,  law,  co- 
ed ,  est  1875,  Edwaid  B  Evans,  LL  D, 
Dean 

Drake  University,  College  of  the  Bible, 
theol  ,  co-ed  ,  Christ  ,  Sherman  Kirk,  A. 
M,  Dean. 

Enna  Conservatory  of  Music;  mus  ,  est 
1897,  Emil  Enna,  Director. 

Grand  View  College,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  Evang 
Luth  ,  est  1895,  E.  Wagner,  Pres. 

Highland  Park  College,  comprises  Acad- 
emy, Normal,  Liberal  Arts,  Engineering 
Pharmacy  and  Chemistry,  Music,  Orator? 
Commerce  and  Correspondence  School, 
Presb  ,  est  1889,  Rev.  George  P  Magrill, 
President 

Highland  Park  College  of  Pharmacy  and 
Chemistry,  co-ed.,  est*  1890,  Blbert  O 
Kagy,  Ph  G,  Dean. 

Highland  Park  College  of  Engineering; 
Civil,  Electrical,  Mechanical,  Sanitary 
and  Chemical  Engineering,  Adolph  Shane, 
E  E ,  Dean. 

Highland  Park  College  of  Commerce;  bu», 
sten.  and  teleg  ;  C  A  Wessell,  Dean. 

Hohenschuh-Carpenter  College  of  Embalm- 
ing, embalming;  co-ed.,  est.  1902;  Wm 
S  Carpenter,  M.  D ,  Sec ,  Security  Bldg 

Holmes  Optical  College,  opthalmology;  co- 
ed ,  est  1895,  Harry  P  Holmes,  Oph 
D,  Pres 

Iowa  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ,  est 
1865,  Charles  Duncan  McGregor,  Pres 

Iowa  College  of  Pharmacy,  Drake  Uni- 
versity, phar  ,  co-ed,  est.  1883,  Wm 
Stevenson,  Dean 

People's  Commercial  and  Bowen  Business 
College,  bus  and  sten  ,  B.  W  Bowen, 
Pres. 

Ruifrok  School  of  Music;  mus  ,  co-ed  ;  est 
1904;  Henri  W  J  Ruifrok,  Director,  314 
K  P  Block 

St  Ambrose  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  , 
Sister  M  Olympia,  Superior 

St  Joseph's  Academy,  girl's  boarding,  R 
C  ,  Sister  Superior. 

Dewttt,  Clinton  Co.,  pop.  1,684. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Henry  Selfert 

City  Superintendent — Margaret  Buchanan 

Prln    H    S —Delia  Rellly 

Supv    Music — Nellie  Poorman 

St  Joseph's  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed.;  R.  C  , 
Sister  M  Teresa,  Superior 

Dexter,  Dallas  Co.,  pop.  767. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — F    H    Fitting 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J.  E.  Hammond. 

City   Superintendent — W     G     Brandatetter 

Principal  High  School — Alice  FIckel 

Supv     Music — Ora    Brown. 


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Dillon,  Marshall  Co.*  pop.  75. 

Dillon  Lutheran  Congregational  School, 
coll  and  prep  ,  est  1905,  J  F  Th  Heine, 
Free. 

Dougherty,  Cerro  Gordo  Co.,  pop.  171. 

St  Patrick's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  , 
Sister  Mary  Levine,  Superior 

Dubuque,   Dubuque    Co,   pop.   38,494. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — J    C    Collier 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Leo  Palen 
City    Superintendent — James   H.   Harris 
Principal  High  School — S   W   Ehrman. 
Supv   Music— Sallie  A.  Horan. 
Manual  Training — L   Q   Martin. 
Domestic  Science — Augusta  John. 
Physical  Culture — Margaret  Lucas. 
Drawing — Zella  A    Wise 
Penmanship — Murva  Kelly 
Commercial — William  Christensen. 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Ghost,  prep  ;  co-ed  , 

R.   C  ,   Sister  M    Abondia,  Superior. 
Academy    of    the    Immaculate    Conception, 

girls'     boarding,     R.     C  ,    Sisters    of    St 

Francis 
Academy  of  the  Visitation;  girls'  boarding, 

R    C.,  Sister  M.  Aloysia  Faherty.  Prin 
Baylesa   Business   College,    bus     and   sten., 

est.  1858,  C.  Bayless,  Pres 
Cutler  School  of  Business,  bus    and  sten  ; 

est.  1900,  Mrs    Ida  M.  Cutler,  Principal. 
Dubaque    College   and   Seminary,    coll     and 

theol    depts  ,  men,  Ptesb  ,  est   1852,  Rev. 

Cornelius    M     Steffens,    President 
Mount    St     Joseph    College    and    Academy, 

girls'  boarding,  R    C  ,  Sisters  of  Charity 
St     Columbkill's    Academy,    prep  ,    co-ed., 

R    C  ,  Rev    J    R.  Togarty,  Prin 

St    Joseph's  Academy;  prep  ,   girls,   R.   C  ; 

est     1868,      Sister    Marcellma    Bom,    Su- 
perior 
St    Joseph's  College;  coll  ,  men;  R    C  ,  est. 

1873;   Rev.    Daniel   M     Gorman,    Pres 
St.  Mary's  Academy,   prep  ,  co-ed  ,   R.   C  ; 

est.    1878,   Mother   Coleta,   Prin. 
St   Patrick's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R.  C  ; 

Rev    John   Halpin,   Pres 
St.    Paul's    Evangelical    Lutheran    School, 

prep.,    co-ed  ;  Evan.   Luth  ,   Rev.   Busse, 

Prin. 

St    Raphael's   Academy,  *  prep  ,    co-ed;   R 

C.,  Rev.  J    J   Toomey,  Prin 
Wartburg    Theological    Seminary;    theoL; 

men;    Evan.    Luth,    est.    1854,    Rev.    M, 

Frltschel,  A,  M,   Pres. 

Dunkerton,  Black  Hawk  Co.,  pop.  279. 

City  Superintendent — Edna  E   Morgan 

Evangelical  Lutheran  Immanuel  School, 
prep.;  co-ed.,  est  1873,  Otto  Schuler, 
Prin. 

Dunlap,  Harrison  Co.,  pop.  1,155. 

City  Superintendent — Rolland  Myers 
Prin    H    S — Theresa   Gepson. 


Dyersvllle,  Dubuque  Co.,  pop.  1,511. 

Sec   Bd   Educ  — William  Machogan 
City   Superintendent — C    J    Pierce 

St  Francis  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R.  C., 
Rev  J  W  Heer,  Pres 

Eagle  Grove,  Wright   Co.,  pop.   3,387. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Eugene  Schaffer. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — Fannie  Filkins 
City   Superintendent — Henry  P    Neilson 
Principal  High  School — Martha  Neprud 
Supv    Music — Bermce  Bowman 
Manual   Training — Leigh  Ladd 
Domestic  Science — May  Galbraith 
Physical  Culture — Helen  Marr  Smith. 

Sacred  Heart  High  School,  prep  .  co-ed  ; 
H  C  ,  Sister  M  Gerald,  Superior 

Earlham,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  749. 

City  Superintendent — L    N    Gertaer 

Earlhaxn  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed. *  non-sect,; 
Wm  H.  Monroe,  Prin 

Earlville,  Delaware  Co,  pop.  552. 

City  Superintendent — Guy  D    Ribble- 

Sts  Peter's  and  Paul's  School,  prep.;  co- 
ed ,  Evang  Luth  ,  Rev  William  Sassen, 
Prin. 

Eddyvtile,  Wapello   Co.,  pop.  1,085. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    G    True 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — C    E    Hatchitt 
City  Superintendent — Emma  S    Nye. 

Eldon,  Wapello  Co.,  pop.  2,024. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — W    O     Sapp 
Sec     Bd    Educ  — W    G    Taylor 
City  Superintendent — H    P.  Trumbo 
Principal  High  School — Kathryn  Myers 
Supv    Music — Miss   Perrott, 
Manual  Training— H    P.  Trumbo 

Eldora,  Hardln  Co,  pop.  1,995. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Charles  Moser 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — James  Nuckols 
City  Superintendent — -Prof    Valine 
Principal  High  School — Miss  Schalble. 
Mus,   Draw    &  Pen — Miss  Hilton 
Domestic    Science — Miss   Mitchell 
Manual   Training — Mr    Kier 

State  Industrial  School  for  Boys;  state  In- 
stitution  for  juvenile  delinquents,  W.  L 
Kuser,  Supt. 

Elkader,  Clayton  Co.,  pop.  1,181. 

City   Superintendent — J    P    Street. 
Principal  High  School — D    R    Inman 

St.  Joseph's  School;  prep.;  co-ed..  J.  F. 
Rully,  Prin 

Elk  Horn,  Shelby  Co.,  pop.  400. 

Elk  Horn  Lutheran  College,  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
Evang  Luth  ,  est  1878.  Rev.  L.  A.  Lau- 
rens,  Pres. 

Elma,  Howard  Co.,  pop.  807. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — F  W  Church 
Sec  Bd  Educ — Irving  Despres 
City  Supt  &  Prin  H  S.— S  J.  Flapper. 


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Elma — contnued 

Academy  of  our  Lady  of  Lourdes;  prep  , 
co-ed  ,  R  C  ,  est  1008,  Sisters  of  St 
Frances 

JCmxnetsburg,  Palo  Alta  Co.,  pop.  2,325. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — Dr   Van  Garden 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    Dick-Peddee 
City  Superintendent — O    S   Von  Krog 
Prin     H     S  — Lola  M     Oliver 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Louise  Hobine 
Manual  Training — F    M    Rully 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Kieser 
Penmanship — Anna  Shewmaker 

St  Mary's  College,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R  C  , 
Sister  M.  Emily,  Superior 

Epworth,  Dubuque  Co,   pop.  5120 

City    Superintendent — Anna   F    Jackson 

Epworth  Seminary,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  M  E  , 
est  1857,  Clyde  E  Baker,  Principal 

Estherville,  Emmet  Co  ,  pop.  2,404. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    E     Person 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — F    J     Kennedy 
City  Superintendent — F.  H.  Stmderlln. 
Principal  High  School — Miss  Perl  Bemls. 
Supv     Music — Clare    Moe 
Manual  Training — Traver  Klrley 
Domestic  Science — Miss  F    Heed 
Penmanship — Edna    Temple 
Commercial — Linda  Peterson 

Fall-bank,  Buchanan   Co.,  pop    720. 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S. — Claude  Parks 

Academy    of    the    Immaculate    Conception. 

prep,    co-ed,    R     C  ;    est     1896,    Father 

W.   F    Donahue,  Pres 
St    John's  Lutheran  School;   prep  ;   co-ed  , 

est    1863,    Rev    H    Steger,  Principal. 

Falrfield,  Jefferson  Co,  pop.  4,970 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — Robert  Louden,    Sr. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Wilbur  Dole 
City   Superintendent — Arthm    W.   Crane 
Prin.  H    S  — Martha  Emery 
Supv    Music — Elba  A    Slater 
Manual  Training — H    D    Repass. 
Domestic  Science — Zola  Hosteter 
Physical  Culture — Bruce  Yeager. 

Parsons  College,  coll  f  co-ed  ;  Presb  ;  est 
1875,  Thos  D  Foster,  LL  D ,  President 

Parsons  College  Academy;  preparatory  and 
business  courses;  Charles  Carter,  M.  S., 
Principal 

Farley,  Dubuque  Co.,  pop.  676. 

City  Superintendent — Lillian  Hattman. 

St.  Joseph's  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed  ;  R.  C  , 
Sister  M.  Francis,  Superior. 

Farmington,  Van  Buren  Co.,  pop.  1,165. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    H    Weigner 

City  Superintendent — Arthur  T    S.  Owen. 

Prin.  H.  S.— Kate  Matthew*. 


Fayette,   Fayette  Co,   pop.   1,112. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    E.  Finch. 

Sec    Bd    Bduc — P    E    Jubb 

City  Superintendent — Eleanor  M    Garrison 

Principal  High  School — Claude  M.  Holmes 

Upper  Iowa  University,  coll  ;  co-ed  ,  M 
E  ,  est  1857,  Chauncey  P.  Colgrove,  So 
D,  President 

Festina,  Whmeshiek  Co.,  pop.  141. 
St    Mary's  Academy,   prep  ,   co-ed  ,    R    C  , 
Rev.    Aug    Sauter,    Pres 

Forest  City,  Winnebago  Co.,  pop.   1,691. 

City  Superintendent — Chailes  M    Neveln 
Piincipal  High  School — Ruth   Cooley. 
Supv     Music    &   Dr — Delia  Moon 

Waldorf  Lutheran  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ; 
Luth  ,  est  1903;  Rev.  L  W  Boe,  Pres 

Fort  Dodge,  Webster  Co.,  pop.  15,543. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — C    F    Duncombe 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    L    Porter 

City   Superintendent — Lewis   H.    Minkel 

Prin.    H     S— W     H     Blakley. 

Supv.  Music — Elizabeth  Carmichel. 

Supv.  Man    Tr — E    T    Snlvely 

Domestic  Science — Cora  B    Miller 

Drawing — Emma   Kitt 

Penmanship  &  Commercial — L   M   Goodwin 

Corpus  Chrlsti  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  e§t 
1901,  R  C.;  Sister  M.  Saveria,  Superior 

Sacred  Heart  School,  prep.,  co-ed.;  R  C.; 
est  1901,  Sr.  M.  Cyprian,  Prin. 

St.  Paul's  Lutheran  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
Luth  ,  H  Bergman,  Prin. 

Tobin  College,  prep,  and  bus  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ;  est  1891,  C  V.  Flndlay,  Pre§ 

Fort  Madison,  Lee  Co  ,  pop.  8,900. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — G    W    W   Amick. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — L    G    Kiel 
City  Superintendent — F    A    Welch 
Principal   High  School — John  W.   Fish. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Lucile  Morrison. 
Manual  Training — G    W.   Holmbug 
Domestic  Science — Helen  Jones 
Penmanship   &  Drawing — Ella  Bower. 
Fort    Madison  Business    College;    bus    and 
sten  ,  A   F    White,  President 

Garner,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,028. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    N    Sprole 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — F.  E   Blackstone. 
City  Superintendent — H    L    Cecil 
Principal    High   School — Ruth  Landberg. 

Gllberteville,  Black  Hawk  Co.,  pop.  262. 

Academy  of  the  Immaculate  Conception; 
prep.,  co-ed  ,  R.  C  ;  Rev.  John  Nem- 
mers,  Pres 

Glenwood,,  Mills  Co,   pop.  4,052. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    E    Dean 
Sec   Bd    Educ — William  Lamb 
City   Superintendent — J    R    Neveln. 
Principal  High  School — Carrie  Crawford. 
Glenwood  Business  College,  bus.  and  aten  ; 
B.  O.  McAdams,  Prin. 


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Grand  Junction,   Greene  Co.,   pop.   1,012. 

City  Superintendent — Ralph  B    Hardm 
Principal  High  School — P    N    Butson 

St  Mary's  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R.  C  , 
est  1888;  Sister  M  Hilda,  Superior 

Gxeene,  Butler   Co,   pop.    1,150. 

City   Superintendent — M    C    Morrison 
Principal  High  School — J    H    Romans 

Greenfield,  Adair  Co,  pop*  1,379. 

City   Superintendent — R     R     Brourink 
Principal  High  School — Myitle  Pullen 

Grinnell,   Poweshiek   Co.,   pop.   5,036 

Pres   Bd    Educ — Judge  J   P.  Lyman. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— N.  G    Kay. 
City    Superintendent — Eugene   Henely 
Principal  High  School — Charles  B    Bell. 
Supv    Music — Helen  Thompson. 
Manual  Training — G    H.  Nichols 
Domestic  Science — Jennie  V    Weber 
Supv   Wr    &  Dr — Bessie  Wallace. 
Commercial — R    C    Trumbo 

Grinnell  College,  coll  and  music;  co-ed  ; 
non-sect.,  est  1847;  John  H.  T.  Main, 
LL  D,  President. 

Grnndy  Center,  Grundy   Co.,   pop    1,354. 

City  Superintendent — L    W    Dunlap 
Principal  High  School — J   S   Brazleton 

Gnthrie  Center,  Guthrle   Co.,  pop.  1,357. 

City  Superintendent — E    C    Wissler 
Principal  High  School — Norma  Beebe 

Gnttenberg,  Clayton  Co ,  pop.  1,873. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Emil  Ihm 
Sec    Bd     Educ — W    W.    Kregel 
City   Supeiintendent — G    W.   Hunt 
Principal  High  School — Inez  C    Chapman 
Supv.   Music — Muriel   Draper 
Manual    Training — Ben    Robinson 

St  Mary's  School;  prep  .  co-ed  ;  R  C  , 
J.  H.  Brenkman,  Prin. 

Halbur,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  147. 

St  Augustine's  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  est 
1901,  Rev  M  A  Schemel,  Principal 

Hamburg',  Fremont  Co.,  pop.  1,817. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Leon   H     Smalley 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G    B    Franklin 
City    Superintendent — H     E     Dow 
Principal  High  School — Lulu  West 

Hampton,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  2,617. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    O    Beed 
Sec    Bd    Educ— F.  H    Ridgeway 
City   Superintendent — B    W.    Tallman 
Principal  High  School — Mamie  Zoelke 
Supv   Music — Ethel  Seitsmger 
Manual  Training — F    B    Hathaway. 
Domestic  Science — Lenore  Beggs 
Pen.  &  Drawing — Julia  Holhster. 

Harlan,  Shelby  Co.,  pop.  3,570. 

Prefi.  Bd    Educ — J    H    Deen 

Sec    Bd.  Educ— B    B.  McPheeters 

City   Superintendent— Mary   J    Wyland 


Harlan — continued 

Principal  High  School — Gertrude  Crane 
Supv    Music — Lorena   Scott 
Manual   Training — Claience  McGregor 
Domestic    Science — Ruth    Lovett 
Physical    Culture — Henryetta    Spcrle. 

Western  Iowa  Vocational  College;  John   R 
Hutchinson,   Pres 


Harper,   Keokuk   Co.,  pop.   232. 
St     Elizabeth's    School,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    est 
1883;   H.    Grothe,   Prin 


Hartley,  O'Brien  Co.,  pop.   1,106. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — G    E    Knock 

City    Superintendent — R     O     Bagby 

Principal  High  School — Leon  Henderson 

Haverhill,  Marshall  Co  ,  pop.  100 

St     Joseph's   School,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    R     C  , 
est.   1884,   Rev    H    J    Loosbrock,  Prin 


Hawarden,  Sioux  Co.,  pop.  2,107. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    J    McAllister 
Sec    Bd    Educ — O    A    Bader 
City   Superintendent — W     E     French 
Principal  High  School — Grace  B    Davies 

St     Anthony's    School,    girls'    boarding, 
C  ,  Sisters  of  St.  Francis 


HIteman,  Monroe  Co,  pop.  1,000. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — W    D     Moses 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    Samuel 

City   Superintendent— Newton   J    HIbbs 

Principal    High    School — Laura    Russell 

Supv    Music — Katherme  Risser. 


Hopkinton,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  797. 

City  Superintendent — W    Lloyd  Peterson 

Lenox  College,  coll  and  prep  ;  co-ed  , 
Presb  ,  est  1859,  A  St  Clair  Mackenzie, 
Lltt  D,  President 

Hull,  Sioux  Co.,  pop.  658. 

City  Superintendent — Tonence  McRuer 
Principal  High  School — Julia  Guuther 

St.  Paul's  Lutheran  School,  prep  ,  co-ed., 
est  1879,  Rev.  Paul  J  Bunge.  Prin 

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Humboldt,  Hnmboldt  Co.,  pop.  1,809. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  ~— T    G    Fiomby 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    E    Barker 
City   Superintendent — C     R     Golley 
Principal  High  School— Nellie  Goodman 

Hnmegton,  Wayne  Co,  pop.  1,006 

Pies    Bd    Educ— F    T    McKibben 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Bert  Black 
City  Superintendent — Arthur  L    Lyon 
Principal  High  School — Georgia  Stewart 


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Ida   Grove,  Ida   Co ,  pop.    1,874. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    M    Rees 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  McDonnell 
City  Superintendent — B    L    Glasier 
Pimcipil  High  School — W    J    Himmel 
Supv     Music — Mae    Sweaimgen 
Home   Economics — Mabel   Paisons 
Agncultuie — W     D     Cusic 

Independence,  Buchanan  Co.,  pop.  3,517. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H     C     Chappell 
Sec     Bd     Educ — George    S     Woodruff. 
City    Superintendent — James   A    Doyle 
Prln    H    S — Emma  L    Funk 

Notre  Dame  Seminary,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R.  C  , 
est  1869,  Rev  P  O'Dowd,  Pres 

St  Joseph's  Parochial  School,  prep  ,  boys, 
R  C  ;  est  1897,  Rev  H  Reinert,  Prin 

Indlanola,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  3,1383 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — J    W     Lundy 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Clyde   Proudfoot 
City   Superintendent — O    E    Smith 
Principal  High  School — Lenore  Snodgraes. 
Supv     Music — Florence    Ross 
Manual   Training — A     Jewett 
Domestic    Science — Nellie    McCoy 
Penmanship — W    A     Larimer 

Simpson  College,  college,  academy,  music, 
and  business  school,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est 
1867,  James  W  Campbell,  Ph  D,  Presi- 
dent 

Ionia,  Chickasaw  Co.,  pop.  298 

City  Supeimtendent — W    E    Sturdcvant 

St  Boniface's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  est 
1901,  Sister  M  Raymond,  Superior.,, 

Iowa  City,  Johnson  Co ,  pop.  10,091. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — R    L    Dunlap 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    J   Hertz 

City   Suponntendent — L    F    Meade 

Principal   High   School — P    S    Kingsbury 

Supv    Music — W    E    Hays 

Manual  Training— R    C    Kelley 

Domestic   Science — Caroline   B    Smith 

Drawing — Agnes  Otto 

Penmanship — Anna   Barrett 

Physical    Training — H    C    Souchek 

Iowa  City  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed.,  non- 
Beet.  ,  W  A  Willis,  M  A ,  Prin 

St  Mary's  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R.  C  ,  est 
1892,  Sister  M  Leon,  Superior 

State  University  of  Iowa,  comprises  College 
of  Liberal  Arts,  of  Law,  of  Medicine,  of 
Homeopathic  Medicine,  of  Dentistry,  of 
Pharmacy,  of  Applied  Science,  of  Edu- 
cation, Schools  of  Commerce,  of  Music, 
and  for  Nurses,  est  1847.  Walter  A 
Jessup,  Ph  D  ,  President 

State  University  of  Iowa,  College  of  Educa- 
tion, teachers'  professional  courses,  est 
1913 

State  University  of  Iowa,  College  of  Den- 
tistry, est  1880;  Frank  T  Breene,  D 
D  S  Dean 


lovra    City — continued 

State  University  of  Iowa,  College  of  Homeo- 
pathic Medicine,  xned  ;  homeop  ,  co-ed  , 
est  1877,  George  Royal,  M  D,  Dean 

State  University  of  Iowa,  College  of  Law, 
law,  co~-ed  ,  est  1868,  Dudley  O  Mc- 
Govney,  Dean 

State  University  of  Iowa,  College  of  Medi- 
cine, co-ed  ,  est  1S70,  Lee  W  Dean,  M 
D  ,  Dean 

State  University  of  Iowa,  Department  of 
Pharmacy,  phar  ,  co-ed,  est  1885,  Wil- 
ber  J  Teeters,  M  S.,  Ph  C  ,  Dean 

State  University  of  Iowa,  College  of  Applied 
Science,  courses  in  Architectural,  Civil, 
Electrical,  Mechanical,  and  Chemical  En- 
gineering, "William  G  Raymond,  C  E, 
Dean 

State  University  of  Iowa,  Summer  Scho<P 
for  Library  Training,  library  science, 
co-ed  ,  est  1900,  Malcolm  G  Wyer,  Li- 
brarian 

University  Business  College;  bus  and  steri  , 
Elizabeth  Irish,  Prin 

Iowa  Falls,  Hardin  Co.,  pop.  2,797. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    J    Bowman 

Sec    Bd    Educ—T    E.  Bell 

City  Superintendent — Claude    F    Brown 

Principal  High   School — W    W    Patty. 

Manual  Training — R    L   Lay  ton 

Domestic  Science — Iva  S    Williams 

Ellsworth  College,  coll  and  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
non-sec  ,  est  1890,  Ida  Franklin  Meyer, 
President 

Jefferson,  Greene  Co*,  pop.  2,477. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — S    C     Culbertson 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    W.   Fitz 

City    Superintendent — J    W     Fowler 

Principal  High  School — C   N   Studebaker 

Supv     Music — Irma    Good 

Supv    Man.   Tr — J    W    Fowler 

Drawing — Hazel   McLeland 

Com'l  &   Stenog'y — Ivan  M    Hoffman 

Jewell,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  941. 

City  Supeimtendent — B    G    Clark. 

Jewell  Lutheran  College;  prep.;  co-ed., 
Luth  ;  est  1893;  K  O  Sittrelm,  Pres 

Keofcuk,   'Lee  Co,  pop.    14,008. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    F.  Lutz 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Archer  C    Miller 
City    Superintendent — William    Aldrlch 
Prln.   H    S— R    L.   Reid. 
Supv    Music — P    C    Hayden 
Drawing — Ella   M     Pearce 
Manual  Training — H    M    McClure 
Domestic   Science — Adele  Foster 
Penmanship — A    S.   Gill. 
Commercial — Nina  A.    Peck. 


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St  Vincent's  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R.  C  ; 
Sister  Margaret,  Principal. 

Tri-State  Commercial  College;  est.  1906, 
A  F  White,  President 

T  M  C.  A  High  School,  tech  and  bus  , 
men,  est.  1898;  Henry  F  Burns,  Sec'y. 

Keosauqna,  Van  Buren  Co.,  pop   1,009. 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — S    W    Manning 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    H    Landes 
City    Superintendent — J    W    Clarkson 
Principal  High  School — Amy  Cheney 

Kingsley,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop.  977 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    C    Ricke 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    B    Twogood 
City   Superintendent — L     R    Chapman 
Principal  High  School — Isabelle  Tripp 

Knoxvllle,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  3,190. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    Harrington 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — T    G    Gilson 
City    Superintendent — Ernest    Her 
Principal  High  School — A    S    Steffy 

Lacona,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  542. 

St  Joseph's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  , 
est.  1905,  J  A.  Raugger,  Prin. 

Lake  City,  Calhoun  Co,  pop.  2,043. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — J    B    Smith 
Sec     Bd     Educ — J     M     Fickle 
City  Superintendent — R    A.  Griffin. 
Principal  High   School — Gertrude  Parr 
Music   &  Writing — L    Mae   Strong 

Lake  Mills,  Winnebago  Co.,  pop.   1,214. 

City   Superintendent— W.    S     Still 
Prin    H    S— Minnie  Bush. 

Somber  Parochial  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  , 
Luth  ;  est.  1905,  Laura  Inglebrelson, 
Principal. 

Lamoni,  Decatni  Co.,  pop.  1,541. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Oscar   Anderson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    J.   Lambert 
City  Superintendent — E    W    Neveln, 
Principal  High  School — C  B   Woodstock. 

Graceland  College;  coll,  prep,  nor,  music, 
manual  training,  and  com'l  courses;  co- 
ed ;  L  D  S  ,  est  1895,  George  N  Briggs, 
A  B.,  President. 

Lansing,  Allamakee  Co,  pop.  1,542. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — E.   J    Roggensack, 

Sec    Bd    Educ — N    A.  Nelson 

City  Superintendent — F    W.  Vorhies 

Principal  High  School — Charlotte  Nateboom. 

Laporte  City,  Blackhawk  Co.,  pop.  1,233. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ. — H.  B.  Sizer 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Jessee  O    Kober 
City  Superintendent — B.  S.  Moyle. 
Prin    H.   S— Mabel  McGill. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Xxie  McQuilbin 


Laporte  City — continued 
St    Joseph's   School,   prep  ;    co-ed  ;    R    C. , 

est    1907,    Rev    J    Taken,   Prin 
Zion   Evangelical    Lutheran    School,    prep  , 
co-ed  ,    est     1861,    Rev     Wilhelm    J     F 
Adix,   Prin 

Lawler,  Chicfcasaw  Co.,  pop.  646. 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S  — H    H    Hetzler 

Mt  Carmel  Parochial  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
est  1882,  Rev  P  H  Ryan,  Prin 

Legrrand,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  408. 

City  Superintendent — Fred  W    Mona 

Friends'  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  Friends; 
J  H.  Hadley,  Pnn 

Le  Mars,  Plymouth  Co ,  pop.  4,157. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — I    J     McDuffle, 

Sec     Bd    Educ  — R    J    Koehlor 

City  Supenntendent — S    T    Neveln» 

Pnn    High  School — Katharine  Mourning 

St  Joseph's  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R  C  , 
est  1878,  Rev  Fanerstem,  Prin  ,  Park 
and  Seventh  St 

Western  Union  College,  college,  academy, 
theology,  normal,  music,  com'l,  co-ed,  , 
est  1900,  Charles  A.  Mock,  Ph  D,  Pres. 

Lenox,  Taylor  Co.,  pop.  1,274 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    H    Madden 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — G    L    Goodale 

City   Superintendent — William   L     Fuehier 

Principal  High  School — Mary  E  Hoover 

Leon,  Decatur  Co,  pop.  1,991. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    W    Rowell 
City  Superintendent — O    M    Goss 
Prin.    H    S. — Francis   M     Sears 

Logan,  Harrison  Co.,  pop    1,453. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — L    P    Duvall 

City  Superintendent — Frank  B    Green 

Principal  High  School — Cecelia  I.  Jeffrey. 

Lone  Rock,  Coesuth  Co.,  pop.  250. 

Evangelical  Lutheran  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ; 
est  1895,  William  Schmiel,  Prin 

Lowden,  Cedar  Co.,  pop.  584. 

City  Superintendent — F    M    Mounts 

German-English     Lutheran     School;     prep  ; 
co-ed  ,  Luth.,  est   1871,  Wm  W.  Schmidt, 
Prin 

Evangelical  Zion's  School;  prep  ,  co-ed., 
Evan  Luth  ;  F.  Werning,  Prin. 

Lyons,    Clinton  Co.,  pop.   4,800. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W   W    Scott 
City  Superintendent — W    W    Overmyer. 
Principal  High  School — C   E   Cozzens. 
Supv.  Music — Gertrude  Rodman. 
Supv.  Man.  Tr — L.  F.  Weston 

Evangelical  Lutheran  St.  John's  School; 
prep.,  co-ed.,  eat,  1868;  Rev.  Hugo 
Grimm,  Prin. 


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Lyons — continued 
Our     Lady     of     Angels'     Seminary;     girls' 

boarding,    R     C  ,    est     1872,    Sisters    of 

Charity  of  the  B    V.  M 
St   Boniface  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R   C  , 

est.   1864;   Rev.   Joseph   M    Fritz,    Frln. 

McGregor,  Clayton   Co.,  pop.  1,259. 

City  Superintendent — Thomas  R    Roberts 
Principal  High  School — Lillian  C    Kramer 

Madrid,  Boone  Co.,  pop.   1,191. 

City  Superintendent — M    S    Templeton 
Principal  High  School — Gladys  L    Snyder 

Mallard,  Palo  Alto  Co.,  pop.  331. 

City  Superintendent — Bertha  C    Malzahn 

St    Joseph's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R    C  . 
Sister  M.   Jerome,   Superior 

Malvern,  Mills  Co.,  pop.   1,154. 

City    Superintendent — Carl   D    Kiser 
Principal  High  School — Alta  Harsh 

Manchester,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  2,758. 

Pres     Bd    Educ — J    J    Lindsay 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — Melvin   Yoran 
City    Superintendent — John   Hilllard 
Principal  High  School — Miss  Riddell. 

St.  Xavier's  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed.;  R.  C., 
est.;  1891;  Sister  Mary  Clare.  Superior. 

Manilla,  Crawford  Co.,  pop.  S75. 

City  Supei  mtendent — B    S    WyckonT. 
Principal  High  School — Mary  Osia 

German    Parochial    School,    prep  ,    co-ed., 
Evan?   Luth  ,  Rev.  C    A    Krog,  Prin. 

Manning,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  1,434. 

.City   Superintendent — A    L    Boyer 
Principal  High  School — H    B    Dorman 

Manson,  Calhonn  Co.,  pop.  1,230. 

City  Superintendent — Flora  B    Mack. 
Principal  High  School — C.  P    Slater. 

Mapleton,   Monona  Co.,  pop.   1,100. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — George  A    Rice 
Sec    Bd.   Ed. — N    W.   Pike 
City  Superintendent — Robert  G    Smith 
Prln,  H.  6— Nell  V.  Brownfield. 
Supv    Music — Grace   Schlinnberger 
Manual  Training — Walter  Knapp 
Domestic  Science — lima  Pitts 

Maquoketa,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  3,570. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E.  D    Hansen. 
Sec     Bd     Educ — D.    A,    Fletcher 
City  Superintendent— R,  M    Stookey. 
Principal  High  School — Hassle  Sexson 
Supv    Music — Gertrude  Bond 
Manual  Training — F.  D.  Thompson 
Domestic  Science — Lena  Fischer 
Drawing — Blanche   Clark 
Penmanship — Mary  G.  Hancock 

Marcus,  Cherokee  Co.,  pop.  896. 

City  Superintendent — Lorne  F    Smylie 

Loretto  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R.  C.;  est. 
1892;  Rev.  B.  O.  Rellly,  Pres. 


Marengo,  Iowa  Co.,  pop.  1,786. 

Pres.   Bd    Educ. — Charles    Ludwig 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Robert   Van    Boskirk. 
City  Superintendent — C.  H.  Carson. 
Prin    H.  S  — Effie  E.  Cameron 
Music  and  Drawing — Gladys  Grogan 

Marion,  Unn.  Co.,  pop.  4,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  Dennis 
Sec    Bd.   Educ — Henry   Stearns 
City  Superintendent — O.  M.  Carson. 
Principal  High  School — Lulu  B.  Secrist. 
Supv    Music — Mill  Maloney. 
Man   Tr   and  Phy    Cult—C   B.  Price 
Domestic   Art — Louise    Marshall 
Drawing — Caroline  O'Hara. 

Sacred   Heart   Academy;   prep  ,   co-ed  ;   H 

C.;  Sisters  of  Mercy 
St    Berchman's   Seminary;   boys'  boarding;: 

R.    C.;    est     1895,    Sister    Mary    Ligouxi, 

Superior. 

Marshalltown,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  13,374. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — A    F    Balsh 
Sec    Bd.  Educ— W    M.   Claik 
City  Superintendent — Aaron  Palmer 
Principal  High   School — W    F    Shirley. 
Supv     Music — Elizabeth    Wellemeyer 
Drawing— Frances   E    Young. 
Penmanship — Luella  Chapman. 
Manual  Training — O    E    Haug. 
Domestic   Science — Gertrude   L.    Kerr 
Agriculture — Ira  Gabrielson 

Central  Iowa  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten..  est.  1890,  W.  H  Gilbert.  Prln 

St  Mary's  Institute;  bus  and  sten.;  Mother 
M.  Frances,  Pros. 

Mason  City,  Cerro  Gordo  Co ,  pop.  11,230. 

Pres    Bd   Educ  — T    T.  Blaise. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ. — R.  L.  James. 
City  Superintendent — F   E    Palmer 
Principal  High  School — F   M   Hammet. 
Supv    Music — Ethel  Fussleman.  * 

Manual   Training — Arthur   Coram 
Draw   &  Penmanship — Marcella  Steele. 
Domestic  Science — Florence  O'Leary. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — R.  L.  Nyquist. 

St.  Joseph's  Academy;  prep  ;  R  C  ,  paro- 
chial. Sister  Superior 

Hamilton's  University  of  Commerce;  bus 
and  sten  ;  est.  1900,  W  R  Hamilton,  Pres 

Meyer,  Mitchell  Co.,  pop.  387. 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — Peter  Meyer. 

Sacred  Heart  School,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  R  C  , 
est  1900,  Sister  M  Cornelia,  Superior 

Missouri  Valley,  Harrison  Co.,  pop.  3,187. 

Pres.   Bd.   Educ — J.  S    McGavren. 

Sec.  Bd    Educ— J    S.   Dewell 

City  Superintendent — A    W.  Graham 

Principal  High  School — Worcester  Warren 

Supv   Music — Helen  Hays. 

Manual  Training — R   C.  Culver 

Draw.  &  Pen'ship — Anna  KIrley. 


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Mitchellville,  Polk  Co.,   pop.  869. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    A    Edmundson 
Sec    Bd     Educ  — Albert   Carson 
City  Superintendent — Arthur  E    Rankin 
Principal  High  School — Nina  Free 

State  Industrial  School  for  Girls,  state  In- 
stitution for  juvenile  delinquents,  Mrs 
Lucy  M  Slckels,  Supt. 

Montezuma — Poweshiek  Co,  pop.  1,172. 

Pres    Bd     Educ— A     C    McGill 
Sec    Bd    Educ-— H    F    Morton 
City  Superintendent — L    L    Caldwell 
Principal  High  School — Bess  Dunn 
Supv     Music  — Addia   Hickey 
Manual   Training — W    S    Jackson 
Domestic    Science — Ethel    Miller. 

Monticello,  Jones  Co.,  pop.  2,043. 

*Pres    Bd    Educ — L    W    Lovell 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    E     Reed 
City    Superintendent — K     D     Miller 
Principal  High  School — Mary  J    Jorman 
Supv   Music  and  Drawing — Sara  "Williams 
Manual  Training — K    D    Miller 
Domestic  Science — Julia  Hurd 
Physical  Culture — Ethel  George 
Penmanship — Emma  Bueggeli 

Monlton,  Appanoose  Co.,  pop.  1,233 

City  Superintendent — J    W.   Miller 
Principal  High  School — Lola  I    Perry 

Mount  Ayr,  Ringgrold  Co.,  pop.  1,646. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  S    Allyn 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    N    Lmeburg 
City  Superintendent — W    H    Frasold 
Principal  High  School — Floyd  A    Reed 
Music  and  Drawing — Vera  Hart 

Mount  Pleasant,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  3,874. 

Pres    Bd    Educ —A    W    Miller. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Cornelius  Van  Brussel 

City  Superintendent — C    W    Cruikshank 

Principal  High  School — Edith  Hoffner 

Supv.   Music — Grace    Roberts 

Manual  Training — Is    C    Hemonomus 

Domestic  Science — Edna  Burhaus. 

Howe's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
est.  1844,  S  C.  Howe,  M  S,  Prin 

Iowa  Wesleyan  College,  college,  academy, 
music,  com'l  depts  ,  co-ed  ,  M.  E  ,  est 
1844,  Edwin  A.  Schell,  D  D  ,  President 

Mount  Vernon,  IAan  Co.,  pop.  1,532. 

Pres    Bd    Ed — A    Crawford 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  V    Chambers 
City  Superintendent — P.  W    Peterson 
Prin    H.    S.— M.   Lillian    Smedley. 

Cornell  College,  college,  academy,  normal, 
com'l,  music,  co-ed  ,  M.  E  ,  est  1853, 
Rev  Charles  Wesley  Flint,  D.  D,  Pres 

MCuscatine,  Muscatine  Co,  pop.  16,178. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Dr     W.    S.    Norton. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ— C    R    Stafford 
City    Superintendent — Ira   H     Mclntire. 
Principal  High  School — L.  H.  Frantz. 
Supv.  Music — Rosetta  Wagner. 
Manual  Training — Fred  E    Davis. 


Mnsoatine-— continued 
Physical   Culture — Clinton  Willis 
Drawing — Nancy  E    Hicok. 
Penmanship — Belle  Connor 
Commeicial — Mary  B    Ryan 
Brown's   Business   College,    bus     and   sten  , 

est    1882,  G   W   Brown,  Pres 
St     Mary's    Academy,    girls,    prep  ,    R     C  , 

Sister  Hyacinth,  Superior 
St     Mathias    Academy,    prep  ,    R     C  ,    est 

1854.   M.    Felicitas,    Prin 

Mystic,  Appanoose  Co.,  pop    2,663. 

Pies     Bd    Educ — Edgar  Logan 
Sec    Bd     Educ — A    J    Richardson 
City    Superintendent — H     Ostercraard 
Principal  High  School— Effie  E    Mullm 
Supv    Music — Janet  V    Hawk 

Nashua,  Chickasaw  Co.,  pop    1,102. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— J    D    McDannell 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  Nafus 
City  Superintendent — S    A    Guiles 
Prin.   H     S — Miss  Nora   Treganza 

Neola,  Pottawattamie  Co.,  pop.  926. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    L    McLvman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    M    Hough 
City    Superintendent — M     F    Enebach 
Pimcipal  High  School — Bessie  Gilman 
St    Joseph's   School,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    R     C  , 
est    1891,  Rev    Drexler,  Prin 

Nevada,  Story  Co,  pop    2,138 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    P    McCoid 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    R    Larson 
City  Superintendent — J   R    Cougal 
Principal  High  School — Florence  Williamson 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Beulah  Busby 
Manual  Training — C    Leo  Huffaker 
Oak    Paik    Academy,    prep  ,     co-ed  ,     est 
1911,  J    G    Lamson,  Prin 

New  Hampton,  Chickasaw  Co.,  pop.  2,275. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — A    F   Komman 

Sec    Bd    Educ — M    E    Gciser 

City   Superintendent — L    W    Dooley 

Principal  High  School — Hoi  tense  Meier 

Supv    Music — Harriet  Kenyon 

Penmanship — Clara  Christiansen 

New  Hampton  Normal  School,  nor  ,  pri- 
vate, co-ed  ,  T  J  Wormley,  Prin 

New  Hampton  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  Alrnon  F  Gates,  A  M ,  Principal 

New  Haven,  Mitchell  Co ,  pop.  175. 

St  Mary's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  , 
Father  Berry,  Prin 

New  London,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  1,144 

Pres     Bd     Educ — E     R     Morrow 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    E    McKee 
City  Superintendent — J   T    Bradshaw. 
Principal  High  School — Bessie  M    Smith 

New  Providence,  Hardin  Co.,  pop.  268. 

New    Providence    Academy;    prep  ,    co-ed  , 
non-sect.;  est.  1870.  Albert  F.  Styles,   A, 
M  ,  Prin 
New  Sharon,  Mahaska  Co.,  pop.  1,122. 

City  Superintendent — Avery  L.  Carlson. 

Prin    H    S — Bertha  V.  Wyant. 


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New  Vienna,  Bubuque  Co  ,  pop.  245. 

St  Boniface  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R 
C  .  Rev  T  W  Pape,  Prin 

Newhall,  Benton   Co.,  pop.   375. 

Evangelical  Lutheran  College,  prep  .  co- 
ed ,  Evan  Luth  ,  est  1885,  Rev  E  O 
Bertram,  Prin 

Newton,  Jasper  Co.,  pop    4,616 

Pres    Bd    Educ—  H    B    Allfree 

Sec     Bd     Educ  —  O    N    Wagley 

City   Superintendent  —  Harry  P.   Smith 

Prin     H     S—  Lucy   E     Hall 

Supv    Music  —  Carrie   Miles 

Manual    Tiammg  —  E     S     Baird 

Domestic    Science  —  Elizabeth   Lamb 

Pen    and  Commeicial  —  A    J    Browning 

Nora  Springs,  Floyd  Co  ,  pop    985. 

City  Supeimtcndent  —  B    F    Westcoat 
Piincipal   High   School  —  Dorothy   Grawe 

North  Washington,  Chickasaw  Co.,  pop    200 

North  Washington  Parochial  School,  prep  , 
co-ed  ,  J  B  Probst,  Prin 

Northwood,  Worth  Co.,  pop    1,264. 

Pros     Bd     Educ  —  M     H     Kepler 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  E    H    Miller 
City    Superintendent  —  H.    A     Dwelle 
Prin    H    S  —  W    H    Hegeman 
Supv     Music  —  Lulu   Fosda 

Norway,  Benton  Co.,  pop.  533. 

Sec     Bd    Educ  —  J    H     Jurgenmej  er 
City   Superintendent  —  G    O    Joal 
St     Michael's    School,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    Rev 
Joseph  Drexler,  Prin 

Oakland,  Pottawattamie  Co  ,  pop.  1,105 

City   Supenntendent  —  Mayme   Spaulding 
Principal  High  School  —  A    E    Meyers 
Supv     Music  —  Nellie    Hansen. 

Ocheyedan,  Osceola  Co.,  pop.  595. 

Sec     Bd     Educ  —  Charles    Morton 

German  Zion  Lutheran  School,  prep  ,  co- 
ed .  Evang  Luth  ,  est  1888,  D  W 
Langelett,  Prin 


Odebolt,  Sac  Co.,  pop. 

Pics    Bd    Educ  —  August  Renber 
Sec    Bd.  Educ  —  F.  H    Meyer 
City  Superintendent  —  J    H   Vorls 
Principal  High  School  —  C    B    Core 
Supv    Music  —  Florence  Hepp 
Domestic  Science  —  Lois  Monroe 
Oelwein,  Fayette  Co  ,  pop.  6,028. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Geo.  L.  Thompson. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  G   A.  Kidd. 
City  Superintendent  —  S    W   Johnson 
Prin    H    S—  Rosa  Gould  in 
Supv    Music  —  Hairiett  Kenyon 
Manual  Training  —  Ira  O.  Brown* 
Domestic  Science  —  Mary  E.  BuelL 
Draw    and  Pen'ship  —  Edith  Clark. 
Sacred  Heart  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R    C  , 
est    1906,    Sister  M    Borrameo,  Superior. 
Corn  Belt  Business  College,  bus    and  sten  ; 
C    H.  Benson,  Principal 


Ogrden,  Boone  Co.,  pop.  1,298. 

City  Superintendent — J    R    Neveln 
Principal  High  School — Hanna  V   Marvin 
Supv    Music — Gertrude   Ilgenfritz 

Onawa,  Monona  Co ,  pop.  2,026. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — C     E     Underbill 
Sec     Bd     Educ — O     C     Bakke 
City    Superintendent — Leon    Smith 
Prin.    H     S.— Mae    Gilflllan 
Supv     Music — Elsie    Maennell 
Domestic  Science — W   G    Kopello 
Domestic    Science — Mary    Shafer 

Orange  City,  Sioux  Co ,  pop.  1,374. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ  — J    E    Oggle 
City    Superintendent — S     D     DeJongr 
Principal  High   School — Carl  Casjens 
Supv    Music — S     H.    Bentley 

Northwestern  Classical  Academy,  prep.,  co- 
ed., Reformed,  est  1882,  Rev  Thomas 
E  Welmers,  Prin 

Osage,  Mitchell  Co.,  pop.  2,445 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    M.  Vosburg 

Sec     Bd    Educ  — Miss  A    E     Knoulton. 

City   Superintendent — Geo    H    Sawyer 

Principal  High  School — Miss  Cora  Johnson. 

Supv    Music — Sadie   Leet 

Manual  Tiammg — "William  H   Todd 

Domestic  Science — Anna  M    Dahm 

Dialing  and  Penmanship — Jennie  E    Hoag 

Cedat  Valley  Junior  College,  co-ed  ,  Bapt  ; 

est   186-i,  Amos  M   Vance,  Pres, 
St     Mary's    Academy;    prep  ,     co-ed  ;    est 

1902,  Revfl  P.  J.   Carroll,  Principal. 

Osceola,  Clarke  Co.,  pop.  3,416. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Ernest  Burns 
City   Superintendent — F    P.   Reed 
Principal  High   School — Alice   Dilley 
Supv    Music  &  Dr — Alma   Schamberger 

Oskaloosa,  Mahaska  Co.,  pop,  9,466. 

Pies    Bd     Educ — John   Shoemaker. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — L     T    Shangle 
City  Superintendent — O.  P.  Flower 
Principal  High  School— Paul  E   Belting 
Supv    Music — Sara  A,   Williams 
Domestic  Science — Hester  Robinson 
Drawing — Ruth   Williams 
Manual   Training — H    M    Dale 
Commercial — Maud    Pariy. 

Oskaloosa  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  , 
B  A  Wright,  Pres 

Oskaloosa  College,  coll  ,  prep.;  normal,  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  est  1356,  John  Meissner, 
Ph  D ,  Acting  President 

Penn  College;  college,  academy,  conVl,  and 
music  depts  ,  co-ed  ;  Friends,  est  1873; 
David  M  Edwards,  Ph  D,  President 

Ossian,  Wlnneshiek  Co.,  pop.  749. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    J    Klein. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Clair  Gilbert. 

City  Supt   &  Prin    H    S — F   E!    Grouse 

Supv    Music — Edna  P.  Haug 

St.  Francis  de  Sale's  Academy,  prep  ;  co- 
ed ,  R  C.,  est  1880;  Rev.  M  J  Thlltgen, 
Prln. 


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Ottumwa,  Wapello.,  pop.  22,012. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    B    Hutcheson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    A.  Wagner 
City  Superintendent — H    B.  Blackmar. 
Principal  High  School — W    B    Rice 
Supv    Man    Training — Carl  Herborg 
Supv   Music — Kathryn  Powers. 
Domestic  Science — Melissa  Wilson. 
Drawing — Georgiana  Canfield 
Penmanship — Julia  Sheehan 
Com'l  and  &tenog*y — Clyde  Blanchard. 

Iowa  Success  School,  bus.  and  sten.;  W  W. 

:Toole,  Principal 

Ottumwa    Commercial    College;    bus     and 

sten  ;  est    1889,  J.   W.   O'Bryan,  Pres. 
St.  Joseph's  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R    C  ; 

Mother  Superior. 

Oxford,  Johnson  Co,  pop.  614. 

City   Superintendent — Thomas   Smiley 

St  Peter's  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R  C  ;  est 
1901,  Rev  H  J  Fmefield,  Principal. 

Panora,  Outhrie  Co.,  pop.  1,080. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — H  B  Ilsley. 
Sec.  Bd  Educ — C  O  Lows 
Principal  High  School — H  E  Ilsley 

Paulllna,  O'Brien  Co,  pop.  796. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    W    Young 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    C    Lage 
City  Superintendent — C.  W.  Bangs 
Principal  High  School — Eloise  E    Emerson 
Music  &  Pen'ship — Josephine  Mehlynberg 

St.  John's  Evangelical  Lutheran  School, 
prep;  co-ed.,  est  1880,  H  G.  Nuoffer, 
Prin 

Pella,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  3,021 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  J    Thomassen 
Sec    Bd    Educ— D    G    Gosselmk 
City  Superintendent— F    M    Frush. 
principal  High  School — Gladys  Chrisman 
Supv     Music — Ora    Brown 
Kindergarten — Mary   Renaud 

Central  College;  coll  ,  co-ed  ,  Bapt  ;  est 
1853,  J  W  Bailey,  President 

Perry,  Dallas  Co.,  pop    4,630 

Pres   Bd    Educ — W   B    Robinson 
Sec    Bd    Educ—W    H    Winegar 
City  Superintendent — F    L    Mahannah. 
Prin    H    S. — Agnes  Heightshoe. 
Supv.  Music — Josphine  Dealy. 
Manual  Training — Ed    Hunter 
Domestic  Science — Mary  Vaughn 

Perry  Normal  College,  normal;  private;  co- 
ed,; est.  1892,  C.  Durant  Jones,  Pres. 

Pleasant  Plain,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  280. 
Pleasant    Plain    Academy,    prep.;    co-ed.; 
Friends,  C.  A.  Kittrell,  B   S.,  Prin. 

Pomeroy,  Calhotm  Co.,  pop.  816. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C.  A    Marple 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — O.  P   Hittenmark 
City  Superintendent — Ray  Latham" 


Pomeroy — continued 

Principal  High  School — Marguerite  Emmett 
Domestic  Science — Dott  Duden 

Immanuel    School;    prep  ;    co-ed  ,    Evan? 
Luth.,  Oscar  G   Roschke,  Prin. 

Protlvin,  Howard  Co,  pop.  136. 

Holy  Trinity  Catholic  School,  prep  ,  R    C  ; 
Rev    Francis  Urba,   Pres. 

Bed  Oak,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  4,830. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John   O'Rourke 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    M    Montgomery. 
City  Superintendent — J    R    Inman 
Principal  High  School — Edgar  G.  Mcllvain 
Supv     Music — Blanch   Edson 
Manual   Training — Mabel   C    Watson. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Miller. 
Draw    &  Pen'ship — Ruth   Beem. 

Beinbeck,  Grtindy  Co ,  pop.  1,205. 

City  Superintendent — Thos    E    Johnson 
Principal  High  School — Mabel  M.  Black 

Bemsen,  Plymouth  Co ,  pop.  1,076. 

City  Superintendent — C    F    Stamfer 
Principal  High  School — Elsie  Williges 

St.  Mary's  Academy;  prep.;   co-ed,;   R    C  , 
Sister  Superior. 

Biverside,   Washington  Co.,  pop    698. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Mr    McClelland 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    D    Ott 

City  Supt    £  Prin    H.  S — Flossie  M    Klsor 

St.  Mary's  School;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R.  C  ;  Sis- 
ter Mary  Delphine,  Superior 

Bock  Rapids,  Lyon  Co.,  pop   2,005. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Simon   Fisher 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    L    Partch 

City  ^Superintendent — W    S    Wilson 

Principal  High  School — Ethel  Murray. 

Supv    Music — S   H    Buntley. 

Manual  Training — L    E    Lewalin 

Domestic  Science — Florence  A  Falgetter 

Bock  Valley,  Sioux  Co.,  pop.  1,198. 

City   Superintendent — Charles    Prall 
Principal  High  School — Lona  Norrls 

St    Mary's  Academy,   prep.;   co-ed  ;   R.   C  ; 
est.  1907,  Rev    J    O'RIelley,  Prin. 

Bockwell,  Cerro  Gordo  Co.,  pop.  830. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  Jackson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    B    Bruce 
City  Superintendent — R    H    Griffith 
Principal  High  School — Joey  Carter 

Sacred  Heart  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R.   C  , 
est    1900,     Sister  Mary   Phillip,   Superior 

Bockwell  City,  Calhonn  Co ,  pop.  1,528. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— M    W    Frick 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — H    A    Scott 
City  Superintendent — J    W    Bugg 
Principal   High   School — Ellen   Filean 
Supv.  Music — Ursula  Kennedy 


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St.  ADsgrar,  Mitchell  Co ,  pop.  747. 
City    Superintendent — I     M     Stubbart 
Principal  High  School — Maud  Felter 


Sac  City,  Sac  Co.,  pop    2,201. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    W    Lormg 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    H    Hait 

City   Superintendent — George   Galloway 

Principal  High  School — George  B    Wallace 

Supv    Music — Hazel  Wilson 

Domestic  Science — Zada  M    Kmyon 


Salem,  Henry  Co.,  Pop.  548. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — W    H    Collins 

Sec    Bd     Educ — I    A    Martin 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S  — C    K    Hayes 


Whittier    College;    prep  ,    co-ed  ;    Friends, 
est.  1867,  Louis  T.  Hill,  Prin. 


Salix,  Woodbury  Co.,  pop.  387. 

St    Joseph's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R.  C  . 
est.  1892,  Rev    J    A.  Griffin,  Prin 


Sanborn,  O'Brien  Co.,  pop.  1,174. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — F    W    Horton. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    A    Solon 
City  Superintendent — E    S    Selle 
Pimcipal  High  School — V    J    Anderson 
Music   &  Drawing — Wmmfied  Hayes 
Domestic    Science — Edna  ImhofC 
Manual  Tiaining — V    J    Anderson. 

Seymour,  Wayne  Co.*  pop.  2,200. 

City  Superintendent — R.  J    Cougill. 
Prin.  H.  S  — S.  M    Kirkland. 

Sheldon,  O'Brien  Co ,  pop.  2,941. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — W    H    Myers 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    W.  Bloxham. 
City  Superintendent — E    S     Selle 
Principal  High  School — C    A.  Osborne. 
Supv     Music — S.    H     Buntley 
Manual    Training— W    C.    MacDonald. 
Domestic    Science — Nell    Dickey. 

Shenandoah,  Page  Co.,  pop.  4,976. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T.   W.   Keenan 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W   E    Irwm 

City   Superintendent — 'Charles  F    Garrett 

Piincipal  High  School — Martha,  Neprud 

Supv    Music — Verna   Downs 

Drawing — S    Louise  Cole-. 

Western    Normal    College,    nor     and    com'l 
courses,    city,    C    F.    Garrett,    Principal 

Sibley,  Osceola  Co.,  pop.  1,320. 

City  Superintendent — J.  R    McAnelly. 
Principal  High  School — Selma  M   Terry 

Sidney,  Fremont  Co.,  pop.  1,019. 

City  Superintendent — Stacy  E    Steevens 
Principal  High  School — Edwin  Aggarn. 


Sigourney,   Keokuk   Co,,  pop.   2,032. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — F    L    Goeldner 
City  Superintendent — Mabel  A    Paull 
Principal  High   School — Lew  A    Toomey 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Retta  Mlnteer. 

Sioux  Center,  Sioux  Co.,  pop.  1,064. 

City  Superintendent — Thomas   F    McDonald 
Principal  High  School — Carl  A   Hauser 

School  of  Christian  Primary  Instruction, 
co-ed  ,  est,  1906,  Martin  Wyngaarden, 
Prin 

Sioux  City,  Woodbury  Co.,  pop.  47,828. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — Walter   Britton. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Lee   Storms 
City  Superintendent — M    G    Clark 
Assistant    Supt — R     L>.    Hamilton 
Principal   High   School — Hugh   A     Bon* 
Supv    Music — Clara  Roach 
Supv   Draw — Johanna  Hansen. 
Supv   Man    Tr. — W    C    Wood. 
Domestic   Science — Emma   Bliven 
Vocational — R    L    Hamilton 

Epiphany   Academy;   prep  ,    co-ed  ;    R    C  , 

est    1882,     Sr    M    Harold,    Superior,   1002 

Pearl  St 
Mornmgside  College,  coll ,  prep    and  music 

depts  ,  M    E  ,  est.  1894;  Alfred  E.  Craig, 

D    D ,  President. 
National    Business    Training    School;    bus 

and  sten  ,  est.  1902,  W.  A.  Barrett,  Mgr 

309    Nebraska   St. 
St.   Boniface's  Academy,    prep  ,    co-ed.;    R 

C  ,  Sister  Theomilla,  Superior. 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R.  C  , 

Sister  Mary   Annunciata,   Superior. 

Sioux  Rapids,  Benna  Vista  Co.,  pop.  868. 

City  Superintendent — W    E    Still 
Principal  High  School — Bernice  I.  Gregg 

Spencer,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  3,005. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — C.    C    Hasting*. 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ — George  Phelps 

City  Superintendent — E    W    Goetsch. 

Prin    H    S.-— D    M.  Odle 

Supv    Music — Gladys  Dingfelder. 

Domestic   Science — Florence  Falkner 

Manual  Training — Frank   Bagwell. 

Toland's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten., 
L.  A  Toland,  Prin. 

Spilvllle,  Winneshiek  Co.,  pop.  356. 

St.  Peter's  School;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R  C  ;  e»t 
1901,  Sister  M.  Loretto,  Prin. 

Spirit  lake,  Dickinson  Co.,  pop.  1,1&2. 

City  Superintendent — Angus  McDonald 
Principal  High  School — Flossie  A.  Bates 

Storm  Lake,  Buena  Vista  Co.,  pop.  2,428. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — P    C    Toy. 
Sec   Bd    Educ — C    C.  Colwell  • 

City  Superintendent — C    E   Akers. 
Principal  High  School — H    B    Bryan 
Penmanship  &  Music — Bernice  Davis. 
Drawing — Jennie    L.    De    Muth 


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Storm  Lake — continued 

Buena  Vista  College,  collegiate,  prep,  mu- 
sic and  com'l,  co-ed  ,  Presb  ,  est  1891, 
Rev  R  D  Bchlm,  Fres 

Story  City,  Story  Co.,  pop.  1,387 

City  Supenntondent — W    "W    Ballard 
Principal  High  School — Edgar  Heiwig 

Strawberry  Point,  Clapton  Co.,  pop    1,052. 

City   Superintendent — A    A    Belknap 
Prin.  H    S — Kate  Westfall 

Stuart,  Guthrie  Co,  pop    1,826. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Joseph  Hall 

Sec    Bd     Educ  — Joe   Farrell 

City  Superintendent — W    S    Smiley 

Principal    High    School— Nellie    Getting 

Supv    Music  and  Draw — Miss  Anna  Casey 

Stunner,  Bremer  Co ,  pop.  1,404. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    D    Allen 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    Heniy  Gianneman 
City  Superintendent — Thos    J    Durant 
Principal  High  School — Margaiet  Waight 
Music  and  Drawing — Vida  Turner 

St  John's  Parochial  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  , 
R  C  ,  est  1887,  H  Bredow,  Prin 

Tabor,  Fremont  Co.,  pop    934. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    M    Kline 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — II    G    Mauk 

City   Superintendent — O    Hammersley 
Principal  High  School — Jeannette  Paidee 
Tabor  College,   coll    and  prep  ;  music,  co- 
ed ,    Cong  ,    est     1866,    Nelson    Wehrhan, 
Ph     D ,    President 
Supv    Music — Mrs    F    M.  Kline 

Tama,  Tama  Co.,  pop.  2,290. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — S     C     Huber 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    E    Jackson 

City  Superintendent — M    R    Hendnckson 

Principal  High  School — R    C    Tmdall 

Supv,   Music — Miss  E    Hustm 

St  Mary's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  ,  est 
1895,  Sister  M  Margaret,  Prin 

St  Wencelan's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R 
C  ,  Rev  John  P  Bro,  Pres 

Templeton,  Carroll  Co,  pop    321. 

Sacred  Heart  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  , 
eat  1884,  Very  Rev  Eidmann,  Principal 

TIpton,  Cedar  Co.,  pop.  2,048. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    G    Frmfc 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Sherman   Tates. 

City   Superintendent — J    O    Ralph 

Prin    H    S — Irma  Bangs 

Supv    Music — Mabel   Bailey 

Man    Tr    &  Drawing — Ellen  J    Wing 

Domestic  Science — Maud  Thompson 

Toledo,  Tama  Co.,  pop.  1,620. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    J    McMahon 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    A    Benson 

City  Superintendent — I*   H   Van  Houten 

Principal  High  School — Myrtle  Campbell 


Toledo — con  tinued 
Leander  Clark  College,  prep  ,  nor  and  bus  : 

U    B  ,   est     1856,   Marion  R    Drury,   Pres. 
Sac  and  Fox  Industrial  School,  Government 

Industrial     School     for     Indians,     O      J 

Green,   Supt 

Traer,  Tama  Co.,  pop   1,373 

City  Superintendent — M    R    Fayram 
Pimcipal  High  School — Claia  Swain 

University  Park,  Mahaska  Co ,  pop.  500 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    N    Skeeters 

Pec    Bd    Educ  — G    W    Boyce 

City  Superintendent — Miss  Lichtenheld 

Principal   High  School — James  B    Mack 

Central  Holiness  University,  college,  acad- 
emy, music,  oratory,  co-ed  ,  est  1906, 
Rev  George  A  McLaughlm,  D  D  ,  Presi- 
dent 

Vail,  Crawford  Co.,  pop    578. 

City  Superintendent — W    L    Tupper 
Pimcipal  High  School — Nellie  Upham 

St.  Ann's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R.  C.; 
Rev  James  Murphy,  Pres 

Valley  Junction,  Polk  Co ,  pop    2,573. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    L    Seyfert 
City   Superintendent — J    S    Hofer 
Principal  High  School — Gertrude  Thorn  well 

Van  Horn,  Benton  Co.,  pop.  484. 

German  Evangelical  Zion's  School,  prep  , 
co-ed  ,  Luth  est  1877,  G  A  Mantraider, 
Prin 

Victor,  Iowa  Co  ,  pop    700. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Henry    Wahl 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    U    Musseter 
City  Supeimtendent — Jay  C    Games 
Principal    High   School — Floia   Dolmage 
Supv     Music — Lois   E     Smith 

St.  John's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Otto  Kitz- 
man,  Prin. 

Villisca,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  2,039. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — P    D    Minlck 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George  B    Sexton 
City  Superintendent — J    M    Ireland 
Puncipal   High   School — Alfred  Montgomery 
Supv   Music — Miss  Laura  Shroeder 

Vinton,  Benton  Co.,  pop.  3,336. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — V    B    Allen 
Sec     Bd     Educ— W     E     Bickel. 
City  Superintendent — D    F    Brown 
Pimcipal  High  School — H    C    Eckels 
Supv     Music — Ella   Brubaker. 
Manual  Training — A    M    M    Dornon. 
Domestic    Science — Miss    Mai  tin 
Draw    &   Pen' ship — Florence  Wboten. 

Iowa  College  for  Blind;  Indust ,  state,  co- 
ed.; est  1852,  George  D  Eaton,  Supt. 

Tilford  Collegiate  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
non-sect  .  est  1871,  Thomas  F.  Tobin, 
A  M,  Prin 


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Wall  Lake,  Sac  Co.,  pop.  4,561. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    D    Peck 

City  Superintendent — W    J    Lawson 

Principal   High  School — Ida  Pietzman 

Wapello,  Louisa  Co.,  pop.  1,326. 

City   Superintendent — Clj-de   I    Blxler 
Principal  High  School — H    L    Camp 

Washington,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  4,380. 

Pres    Bd    Edue  — C    C    Cunningham 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — J    W.  Morton. 
City    Superintendent — C    D     Loose 
Principal  High  School — A    E    Stuelke 
Supv    Music — Emma  L    Green 
Manual    Training — J     W     Hoyer 
Domestic    Science — Stella   Meek 
Draw    and  Pen' ship— Agnes  Young 
Commercial  &  Stenography — Miss  C    Pealer 

St  James*  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  ,  eat 
1875,  Sister  M  Rosemunda,  Superior 

Waterloo,  Blackhawk  Co.,  pop   26,693. 

EAST  SIDE 

Pros    Bd    Educ — J    W    Arbuckle 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    H    Brunn 
City  Supenntondent — C    W    Kline 
Principal    High   School — F     J    Millei 
Supv    Music — Mrs    H    C    Wilbur 
Manual  Training — N    V    Hill 
Domestic    Science — Mary    L     Day 
Drawing — Came    Neidj 
Penmanship — Mayme    Strasser 
Commercial — H     O     Davis 

WEST   SIDE 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — Austin   Burt 
SPC    Bd    Educ  — James  Dempster 
City  Superintendent — A    T    Hukill 
Principal   High   School — L.    M    Wallace 
SUpv    Music — Flora  M   Bliss 
Manual  Training — R    L    Ashley. 
Domestic   Science — Ethel   Brown 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Victory,  prep  ;  co- 
ed ,  R.  C  ;  Rev  M  Cooney,  Pres 

College  of  Commerce,  bus  and  sten  ,  R  E 
Eklund,  Prin 

Sacred  Heart  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R.  C  , 
Rev  D.  J  Lenihan,  Principal. 

Waterloo  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est.  1884 ;  Alxnon  F.  Gates,  A.  M ,  Prin. 

Waukon,   Allamakce  Co.,  pop.  2,025. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    T    Stillman. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    D    Purdy 

City  Superintendent — Chas    F    Pye 

Principal    High    School — Gertrude    Carman 

Supv    Music — May  C,  Tench. 

Drawing — Edna  M    Carr 

Penmanship — May   C    Tench 

St  Patrick's  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  „  R.  C  , 
est.  1883,  Rev,  M  K  Norton,  Principal 

Waukon  Business  College  and  Normal 
School;  normal,  private;  co-ed  ,  M  E 
Smith,  Pres 


Waverly,  Bremer  Co.,  pop.  3,205. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    F    McDowell 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — M    M    Kmgsley 
City  Superintendent — W.  I    Griffith 
Principal   High   School — Eleanor   Wilson 
Supv    Music  and  Pen  — Matilda  Humphrey 
Manual    Training — C     E     Kramer. 
Domestic   Science — Joyce   Smock. 
Commercial — Glen   Bentley 

Wartburg  Teachers'  Seminary  and  Acad- 
emy; prep  ;  co-ed  ,  Evan  Luth  ,  est 
1879;  Rev  August  Engelbrecht,  Director 

Webster  City,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop    5,208. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    S    Parkhurst. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    M    Blake 

City  Superintendent — D    M    Kelley 

Principal  High  School — C    L    Jackson 

Supv     Music — Edith    Lee 

Manual  Training — Glenn  Conlee 

Domestic  Science — Helen  Gage 

West  Bend,  Palo  Alto  Co ,  pop.  679. 

City  Superintendent — F    H    Chandler 
Supv    Music — Lottie  Walsh 

St    Joseph's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R    C  , 

Sister  M.  Romana,  Superior 
St    Peter's  and  Paul's  School;  prep  ,  co-ed., 

Evang    Luth  ,  est    1898 ,  Rev    P   Dobber 

stein,  Prin 

West  Branch,  Cedar  Co.,  pop.  643. 

Pres  Bd    Bduc — D    L.  Bell 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    E    Larson 

City  Superintendent — Fied  R    McNeal 

Pimcipal  High  School — Etta   Hunter 

Supv     Music — Mabel   Bell. 

Friends'    Boarding    School,    prep  ,    co-ed  ; 

est    1891,  Howard  T.  Jones,  Prin 
Scattergood       Seminary,       prep  ,       co-ed ; 

Friends,  Sara  M    Hmshaw,  Prin 

West  Burlington,  DCS  Moines  Co.,  pop.  1,206. 

City  Superintendent — W.   E    Carr. 

St.  Mary's  Parochial  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
R  C  ,  est.  1886;  Anthony  H  Schoeninsrh, 
Prin. 

West  Gate,  Fayette  Co.,  pop.  S60. 

St  Peter's  Lutheran  School ,  prep  ,  co-ed  ; 
Luth  ,  est  1885,  F  G  Forgler,  Principal 

West  liberty,  Muscatlne  Co,  pop.  1,066. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    J    Stevens. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Theodore   Jones. 
City  Superintendent — T   L    Packer 
Principal  High  School— R    A    Bell 

West  Union,  Fayette  Co,  pop.  1,652. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — G    D    Darnall. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Gail    Evans 
City  Superintendent — A  hW.   Moore 
Principal   High    School — Edna   Cooper 
Supv    Music — Sarah  P    Hoffman 
Manual  Training — Olla  McArthur. 


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What  Cheer,  Keokuk  Co.,  pop.  1,720. 

Pres    Bd.   Edue  — John   Ford 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    W    Arganbright 
City  Superintendent — G    U    Gordon 
Prin.  H.   S— S    Edith  Taber 
Supv    Music — Anna  E    McColhster 

Williamsbmgr,  Iowa  Co ,  pop.  1,060. 

City  Superintendent — D    D    Canton 
Principal  High  School — Maude  Brownell 

Evangelical  Lutheran  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  » 

A.  Goeglein,  Prin. 
St    Paul's  School;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R    C  :  est 

1906,    H.  P    Greif,  Principal 

Wilton  Junction,  Muscatine  Co.,  pop.  1,157. 

City  Superintendent — W    H    Bowser. 

Winterset,  Madison  Co.,  pop   2,818. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — Henry  Levelke 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    O    Lucas 

City   Superintendent — David  Williams. 


Winterset — con  ti  nued 

Principal   High  School — Catherine  Spencer 
Supv    Music — Pearl  Darnell 
Manual  Training — David  Williams. 
Domestic    Science — Miss  Williams 
Commercial — Effie    Snider. 

Woodbine,  Harrison  Co.,  pop.  1,538. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — William  Kleob 
Sec     Bd    Educ  — Harold   Haight 
City  Superintendent — F    J    Howe 
Principal  High  School — F    J    Howe 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Clarian  Lesher, 
Manual  Training — George  B    Woxner. 
Domestic  Science — Georgia  Baldwin 

Woodbine  Xormal  and  Commercial  School, 
nor.,  prep,  and  bus  ,  co-ed.,  eest  1887, 
M  A  Reed  and  F.  J  Howe,  Principals 

Worthingion,  Dubupue  Co.,  pop.  314. 

St.  Paul's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R  C  ; 
Rev  Joseph  Schilmoeller,  Principal 


KANSAS 

Population,  1,690,949.    School  census,  516,061.    School  age,  5-21 

Kansas  is  the  twenty-second  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  1,690,949  inhabitants,  of  whom  96  6  per  cent  are  white.  Of  this  number 
8  per  cent  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population 
ten  years  of  age  and  over  is  2.2  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  fifth  in  this  reipect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

W.  D.  Ross,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Topeka 

0.  E.  ST.  JOHN,  Assistant  Superintendent   .    .      .  .          Topeka 

L.  D.  WHITTEMORE,  Secretary  State  Board  of  Education Topeka 

0.  C.  BROWN,  High  School  Supervisor Topeka 

O.  B.  SEYSTEE,  High  School  Supervisor  ....  Topeka 

JULIA  M.  STONE,  Supervisor  Bural  Schools Topeka 

J.  A.  SHOEMAKER,  Supervisor  Rural  Schools Topeka, 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 

W.  D   Ross,  State  Superintendent,  ex-officio  President Topeka 

THOMAS  W.  BUTCHER,  President  State  Normal  School Emporia 

FRANK  STRONG,  Chancellor  University  of  Kansas Lawrence 

H.  J.  WATERS,  President  State  Agricultural  College Manhattan 

LILLIAN  SCOTT Baldwin  City 

W.  O.  STEEN Abilene 

H.  W.  SHIDLER Girard 

STATE  SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSIONERS 

JT.  T.  BOTKIN,  Secretary  of  State,  President Topeka 

W.  D    Ross,  Secretary Topeka 

S.  M.  BREWSTEB,  Attorney  General Topeka 

The  State  School  Fund  Commissioners  manage  and  have  charge  of  the  invest- 
ment of  the  state  permanent  school  fund,  the  normal  school  permanent  fund,  the 
university  permanent  fund,  and  the  Stormont  Medical  Library  fund. 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION 

W.  C.  AUSTIN,  State  Printer,  CTiairman Topeka 

A.  M.  THOBOMAN,  Secretary Topeka 


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DISTRICT  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATIONS 

Central— S.  P    ROWLAND,  Pres ,  Hutch-  Northwestern  — •  C     W     SMICK,     Pres , 

inson.  Oberlm 

Golden  Belt — P  R   ALDRICH,  Pres ,  Bus-  Southeastern — A  A  HTJGHAET,  Pres ,  Cof- 

sell.  feyville. 

North  Central — W  J  POUNDSTONE,  Pres ,  Southern — O    O   SMITH,  Pres ,  Ashland. 

Belleville  Southwestern — J     H.    CLEMENT,    Pres, 

Dodge  City 


STATE  BEADING  CIBCLE  BOABD 


W.  D    Ross,  President 

W.  O.  STEEN,  Secy  .       Abilene 

GEORGE  A  ALLEN,  JR,  Tieas     .  Sabetha 
F.  L.  PINET  ...  .     Parsons 

ANNA  E  ARNOLD     . .     Cottonwood  Falls 


S.  P  BOWLAND 
JOHN  F.  BARNHILL 
J.  W.  SMITH     .   . 
I.  C    MEYER      ..   . 


. .    Topeka 

Hutchinson 

. .     .  Paola 

Stockton 

.Mcpherson 


KANSAS  STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 


LILLIAN  SCOTT,  President     . 
D.  A.  ELLSWORTH,  Secretary 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS    OP   SCHOOLS 


Baldwin 
Topeka 


County  Name  and  Address 

Allen  .......  Miss  Vide  Fethergill,  lola 

Anderson  .     Hattie  E.  Woods,  Garnett 
Atchison     .     J  A  Shoemaker,  Atchison 
Barber  .  Miss  'Margaret  Kernohan 

Medicine  Lodge 

Barton         W   L   Bowersox,  Great  Bend 
Bourbon  .    .      .     May  Hare,  Fort  Scott 
Brown...  June  G.  Car  others,  Hiawatha 
Butler  .......  H.  I.  French,  El  Dorado 

Chase     .      .    .       Mrs    Grace  Willis, 

..........   Cottonwood    Falls 

Chautauqua  .......  J.  E.  Kibler,  Sedan 

Cherokee,  .E    E    Stonecipher.  Columbus 
Cheyenne.       Robert  Cram,  St    Francis 
Clark.         Miss  Maggie  Myers,  Ashland 
Clay,.     Mrs   Sue  Hemphill,  Clay  Center 
.     Jane  Collins,  Concordia 
Cora  E    Arnold   Burlington 
.Mary  Willard,   Cold  water 
Edna  I.  Johnson,  Winfield 
.    .     J    W    Miley,  Girard 
Decatur  .........  T.   B.   Wolfe,   Oberlin 

Dickinson  .  .WO    Rteen.  Abilene 

Doniphan       ..   Edna  S    Whitney,  Troy 
Douglas  .    .      .C    R.  HawTey   Lawrence 
Edwards  .....  ...C.  M.  Rankin,  Kinsley 

Elk  ...........  Austin   Kimzey,   Howard 

Ellis  .    .  Louis  Chris  tans  en,  Hays 

Ellsworth       .  .       H    Coover.   Ellsworth 
Finney     Emma  F   Wilson,  Garden  City 
Ford    Miss  Eulalia  Nevms,  Dodge  City 
Franklin  W    A    Vickers,  Ottawa 

Geary.  Mrs  Nora  R  Clark,  Junction  City 
Gove  ..........  Charles  D    Wilson,  Gove 

Graham  .         TT    S    Loyd,  Hill  City 


. 

Coffey 
Comanche.. 
Cowley. 
Crawford. 


County  Name  and  Addresa 

Grant. . » .     Mrs.   Emily   K    Hoelcel 

New  Ulysses 

Gray  Edith  Miller,   Cimanon 

Greeley  August  Halfman,  Tribune 

Greenwood  Maiv  L  Service,  Eureka 
Hamilton  C  W  Noell,  Syracuse 

Harper J    C    Palmer,  Anthony 

Harvey  Miss  Ruth  Mitten  Newton 
Haskell  George  H  Levitt  Santa  Fe 

Hodgeinan . . .  .Mrs    Willia  Maguire 

Jet  more 

Jackson.  ..Elizabeth  Warning,  Holton 
Jefferson Miss  Sudie  Anderson 

Oskaloosa 

Jewell  1,-nla    Coyner,  Mankato 

Johnson .Miss  May  Cain,  Olathe 

Kearnv  Mis  In  dip  Simmons,  I/akin 
Kingman  ....  J  W  Wilson,  Kingman 
Kiowa  .  ..  N.  T.  Cox,  Greensburg 
Labette  Mi^s  Ida  B  Martev,  Oswego 
Lane  .  ..  .Miss  Erma  Pallis,  Dighton 
Leavenworth E  Voorhees 

Leavenworth 

T^incoln  G    TT    Hower,   Tr ,  T^incoln 

Linn J   W   Hays,  Mound  City 

Logan Malcolm    Peterson 

Russell    Springs 

"Lvon       Mrs  Nettie  B  Cartmel,  Emporia 

Marion     James  A.  Rav,  Marlon 

Marshall  .W  H  Seaman,  iMarvsville 
McPherson...  I  C.  Meyer,  McPherson 
Meade  ,.  Mrs  Pearl  W.  Smith,  Meade 
Miami.... Miss  Elizabeth  Ellis,  Paola 

Mitchell Phillip    Louthan,    Beloit 

Montgomery     . .  Ethel  A   Gillespie, 

Morris  "."  *F  H   Manning/  Council  Grove 


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County  Name  and  Address 

Morton   ..        .    .E    B    Dryden,  Eichfield 
Nemaha  .    .W.  R    Anthony,  Seneca 

Neosho  J    A    Cannon,   Erie 

Ness         Miss  Edna  Robison,  Ness   City 
Norton  E    E    Nelson,  Norton 

Oso.se C    A    Deardorff,  Lyndon 

Osborne Bertha  Yoxall,   Osborne 

Ottawa  Jessie  G  Adee,  Minneapolis 

Pawnee  Miss  Ida  B    Curtis,  Lamed 

Phillips  Nettie  Barbei,  Philhpsburg 

Pottawatomie        .        . 

G.  F    Richardson,  Westmoreland 
Pratt  .         L    Giace  Heaton,  Pratt 

Rawlms  Beit  Kesselrmg-,  Atwood 

Reno  S    P    Rowland,   Hutchinson 

Republic        Euna  Arrasmith,  Belleville 
Rice  Bertha  McCabe,  Lyons 

Riley         Miss  Reppie  Caiey,  Manhattan 
Rooks  Mrs    D   F   Walsh,  Stockton 

Rush.    ...E    A.  Kirkpatrick,  La  Crosse 

Russell Caleb   Bodmer,   Russell 

Saline   .  W,   H    Stewart,   Salma 


County  Name  and  Address 

Scott  Ella  Yager,  Scott 

Sedgwick       .  R    M    Crum,  Wichita 

Seward A    B    Fullmer,  Liberal 

Shawnee       John  F.  Eby,  Topeka 

Sheridan  .Warner  Johnson,  Hoxift 

Sherman  Ethel  Hollenbeck,  Goodland 
Smith  ..  Miles  Elson,  Smith  Center 
Staffoid  Anna  M  Beck,  St  John 

Stanton  .  .Esther  Grantham,  Johnson 
Stevens  R  W  Ellsaesser  Hugoton 

Sumner. .  .John  R.  Brooks,  Wellington 
Thomas  Elizabeth  Stover,  Colby 

Trego.  .Miss  Carrie  Stradal,  Wa  Keeney 
Waubansee.Miss  Annie  G.  Crouch,  Alma 
Wallace  Miss  R.  Gilbert,  Sharon  Spr'gs 
Washington  Millie  Spence,  Washington 

Wichita P.   E.   Metheney,  Leotl 

Wilson         Miss  Fannie  Butts,  Fredonia 

Woodson 

.  Elizabeth  T.  Spencer,  Yates  Center 

Wyandotte  

.   Arthur  J   Mellott,  Kansas  City 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Abilene,   Dickinson   Co.,  pop.   3,471. 

Pres     Bd    Educ  —  H    E    Ackeis 

Bee    Bd    Educ  —  Marie  Curry 

City    Superintendent  —  Win     A     Stacey. 

Principal  High   School  —  J    W    Fiench 

Supv    Music  —  Wmona  McLatchey 

Manual   Training1  —  Heniy   Dresser 

Domestic    Science  —  Marcia    Stoiy 

Central  Kansas  Business  College;  bus    and 

sten  ;  H.  A    Anderson,   Prln. 
Mount  St    Joseph's  Academy,  girls'  board- 

ing:,  R    C  ,  est    1877,   Sisters  of  St.  Jo- 

seph. 

Alma,   Wabaunsee   Co,  pop    1,200. 

City   Superintendent  —  E    W    Learner. 
Puncipal  High  School  —  J.   W    Tanner 

AJtamont,  Labette  Co.,  pop   606. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  E    B    Miles 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J    C    Vance 

City  Superintendent  —  Byron  Talhelzn 

Prin    Co    High  School  —  H    M    Keyser 

Anthony,  Harper  Co  ,  pop.  2,450 

City    Superintendent  —  P     N     Heclc 
Principal  High  School-«-C.  H.  Ream 

Argentine,  Wyandotte  Co..  «»-r    6,053. 

City  Superintendent  —  M.  £   /earson. 
Prln     H     S—  F    D 


Arkansas  City,  Cowley  Co.,  pop.  7,508. 

Pre*    Bd    Educ  —  B    C    Geeslln 

City  Superintendent  —  John  B    Heffelflnger 

Prln    H    S—  J    F    Gilliland. 

Supv    Music  —  Mrs    Jennie  Long. 

Manual  Training  —  Mr   C.  S.  Huey. 

Domestic  Science  —  Florence  Harrison. 

Atchieon,  Atrhlvon  Co.,  pop.  16,429. 

Pres    Bd    Educ—  Alva  Clapp 

Sec     Bd     Educ—  Helen   S    Ritar\ 


AtchiBon  —  continued 

City  Superintendent  —  Nathan  T.  Veatcb, 
Pnncipal  High  School  —  J  T   Rosson 
Manual    Training  —  J    Melvin   Evans 
Domestic  Science  —  Geneva  Goddard. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y  —  A     F    Heck 

Atchison  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten.; 
est  1885,  M  J  Morrissey 

Midland  College,  collegiate,  academic,  music, 
cozn'I  depts  ,  co-ed  ,  Luth  ,  eet  18S7,  Rev. 
Rufus  B  Peery,  Ph  D,  Pres. 

Mount  St  Scholastlca  Academy,  girls* 
boarding;  R  C  ,  est.  1S63,  Mother  Aloy- 
sia,  Directress. 

St  Benedict's  College,  prep,  collegiate  and 
business  courses,  men,  H  C.,  est  1868; 
Rev  Innocent  Wolf,  O  S.  B  ,  President. 

State  Soldiers'  Orphans'  Home,  state;  co- 
ed ,  est  1887,  E  C  Willis,  Supt. 

Western  Theological  Seminary;  theol  ,  men; 
Ev  Luth.,  est  1893;  Holmes  Dysinger, 
D  Df  Dean 

Atwood,  Rawlings  Co.,  pop.  900. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  William    Correll. 
Sec     Bd    Educ  —  F     E     Munger 
City  Supenntendent  —  Roy  D    Platt 
Principal  High  School  —  C    H    Brooks 

Augusta,  Bntler  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  —  N  R.  Peal 
Sec  Bd  Educ.  —  A  Hoi  lad  av 
City  Superintendent  —  Neil  W  Rogers 


Baldwin,  Douglas  Co.,  pop. 
City  Supt.  said  Prln.  H   8.  —  Oscar  J.  L^ne. 


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Baldwin  —  con  ti  nu  ed 
Baker  University,  comprises  College,  Acad- 

emy, Music  and  Commercial  departments, 

co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est   1858.  Wilbur  N.  Mason, 

A    M,  D    D,  President. 
Baker   University   Academy;   prep    depart- 

ment   Baker   University,    co-ed.,    Walter 

A    Cook,  M    S,  Principal. 

Baxter  Springs,  Cherokee  Co  ,  pop.  1,791. 

Pea    Bd    Educ  —  R    C    "Wear 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Mis    J    H    Boswell. 
City  Superintendent  —  J.  W.  Twente 
Principal  High  School  —  Genevie\e  Nowlin 


Belleville,  Republic  Co,  pop. 

City  Superintendent  —  W   J   Poundstone 
Principal  High  School  —  C    A    McLeland. 


Beloit,  Mitchell  Co,  pop 

City    Superintendent  —  W     O     Steen 
Principal  High  School  —  A.  R.  Loop. 

State  Industrial  School  for  Girls,  state  re- 
formatory, girls,  est  1889,  Miss  Frank 
R  Wilson,  Superintendent 

Blue  Rapids,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

City  Superintendent  —  J   H   Houston 
Prin.  H    S  —  Harriet  Landers. 

Bonner  Springs,  Wyandotte  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Frank  Warner 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  W    R    Ferguson 
City  Superintendent  —  C    C    Thompson 
Principal  High  School  —  C    H   Fate. 

Bncklin,  Ford   Co.,  pop.   1,000. 

City  Superintendent  —  N   B   Mahuron 
Principal  High  School  —  Garnet  Everly 

Burlingame,  Osagre  Co.,  pop.  1,581 

City  Superintendent  —  E    L    Hellman 
Principal    High    School  —  Minnie   Steckel 
Burlington,  Coffey  Co.,  pop.  2.257. 
City  Superintendent  —  W.   S.  Rupe 
Principal  High  School  —  Myrtle  Warrington 

Caldwell,  Summer  Co.,  pop.  1,917. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  E.  H    Hall 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Hugh  Durham 
City  Superintendent  —  C   E   Ames 
Principal  High  School  —  A    H    Fair 
Music  and  Drawing  —  Edith  M    Maxwell. 
Primary  —  Ethel  M    Scott 
Caney,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  2,651. 
Pres.  Bd    Educ  —  J    M    Fisher 
Sec   Bd.  Educ—  Mrs    N   A.  DeVere 
City  Superintendent  —  P    B    Humphrey, 
Principal  High  School  —  E.  A    Funk. 
Supv.  Music  —  Miss  Florence  Clark. 
Manual  Training  —  J   F.  Atcheson 
Domestic  Science  —  Miss  Margurite   Kanaga. 
Commercial  —  Fred  S    Beaty. 
Chanute,  Neosho  Co.,  pop    9,272. 
Pres   Bd    Educ  —  D.  M    Kennedy 
Sec    Bd    Educ,  —  J,  F.  Hughes 
City    Superintendent  —  John    F.   Hughes. 
Principal  Senior  H   S  —  U   J   Williams 
Principal  Junior  H    S  —  F   A    Lavan. 
Supv.   Music  —  Emma  F.   Paxten 
Manual  Training—  J   V.  Hamilton. 
Domestic  Science  —  Georgia  Howard. 
Chanute  Business  College,   bus    and  sten  ; 
est.  1903,  E   L.  Taylor,  Principal. 


Chapman,  Dickinson  Co.,  pop.  781. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — W     O     Steen 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    H    London 
City  Superintendent — J   Van  Arsdale 
Prin.  County  H    S. — W    S    Robb. 

Cherokee,  Crawford  Co.,  pop.  1,647, 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — George  P    Norton 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T.   G    Wiles 
City    Superintendent — M     E     Mullen 
Prin    Co    High  School — Lee  Harrison 

Cherryvale,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  5.089* 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Sullivan    Lomax 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Russell   Howard 

City  Superintendent — Nathaniel  A.  Baker. 

Principal   High   School — G     H    Neilson 

Chetopa,  Labette  Co.,  pop.  1,913. 

City  Superintendent — D    E    Conner 
Principal  High  School — Chailotte  Anderson 

Clay  Center,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  3,240. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    C    William* 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    P    Otis 
City  Superintendent — Emil  Kratochvil 
Principal  County  H    S. — E.  B   Allbaugh* 

Cleburne,  Riley  Co.,  pop ,  225. 

Principal  Public  Schools — R    Von  Riesen. 

Swedish  Evangelical  Lutheran  Orphans' 
Home,  co-ed  ,  Swed  Luth  ;  est.  1880, 
N  H.  Toungberg,  Supt 

Clyde,  Cloud  Co,  pop    1,300. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — A    S    Beebe 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C    L    Potter 

City  Supt.  and  Prin.  H.  S.— G   H.  Balrd. 

Coffeyville,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop,  12,687. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — George  C.  Dillon 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Edna  Wrighton. 
City  Superintendent — A.  A   Hughart. 
Prin.  H    S — R.  T.  Kennedy. 
Supv    Music — Allys  F    Boyle 
Man    Tr    and  Draw  — Vivian  Atwood 
Domestic  Science — Grace  E    Dimock. 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y — D   E.  Britton. 

Coffeyville  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten., 
T  F  St archer,  Prin. 

Colby,  Thomas  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    B    Educ — V    C    Eddy 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    Lauterbach 
City  Superintendent — J    P   Phillips 
Prin    Co    High  School — E    B    Barnes. 

Columbus,  Cherokee  Co ,  pop.  2,927. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — S    B    Greshaxn 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Ray  Mulvaney 
City   Superintendent — J    M    Gilmore 
Prin.  County  H.  S.— R   R.  Cook. 

Concordia,  Cloud  Co.,  pop.  4,427. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H.  M    Davies 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — Mrs   G   C    Wilson 
City    Superintendent — E     F     Ewing1 
Principal  High  School — J    A    Brownlee 
Supv     Music—Mrs     Mabel    W.    Ewing 
Manual  Training — H    T.  Hollinger 
Domestic  Science — Rena  B    Lint. 


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Concordia — continued 
Metropolitan    Business    College,    bus     and 

s  ten  ,  A    F.  Day,  Prln. 
Nazareth  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R.  C., 

est    1884,    Sister  M    Louise,  Superior 

Conway  Springs,  Summer  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — B   D   Carter 
Principal  High  School — Hazel  Brewer 

Normal  and  Business  College,  normal  and 
bus.,  private,  S.  D.  Crane,  Pres. 

Gottonwood  Falls,  Chase  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City   Superintendent — H     R     Thompson. 
Prin    Co    High  School — C    L.  Cole 

Council  Grove,  Morris  Co.,  pop.   2,418. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    W    Leatherwood 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    W    McConnell 
City  Superintendent — E    W    Wells 
Principal    High   School — W     W     McConnell 

Danville,  Harper  Co.;  pop.  115. 

St  Hose  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed,;  R  C  ,  est 
1891;  P.  J  Maloney,  Pres 

Dodge  City,  Ford  Co.,  pop.  2,627. 

City  Superintendent — L    H    Clement. 
Principal  High  School — Guy  Marple. 

St  Mary  of  the  Plains  Academy,  girls' 
boarding,  H  C  .  est  1915;  Sisters  of  St 
Joseph 

Downs,  Osborne  Co ,  pop.  1,400. 

City  Superintendent — C.  F    Cool 
Principal  High  School — A    C.  Johnson. 

Effinghazn,  Atchison  Co.,  pop.  674. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — J     A     Shoemaker. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    W   Adams 
City  Superintendent — W    H    Sells 
Prin    County  H.  S  — J    R,  Thiersteln. 

Eldorado,  Butler  Co.,  pop.  3,462. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    T    Brown 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    M    Salisbury 
City   Superintendent —  J    W    Murphy 
Principal  High  School — John  W.  Charles. 

Ellis,  Ellis  Co.,  pop.  1,291. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    C    Waldo 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — J    G.  Perigo 

City  Superintendent — J.   C.    Chamberlain 

Principal  High  School — Emille  WedelL 

Manual  Training — C.  W    Harper 

Ellsworth,  Ellsworth  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

City  Superintendent — O    J.  Silverwood. 
Principal  High  School — H.  A.  Fronlng. 

Emporia,  !Lyon  Co,  pop.  9,058. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    E    Peach 

Sec    Bd    Educ — OH    03     Bamesberger 

City  Superintendent — Lloyd  A    Lowther. 

Principal   High  School — R    R    Cook. 

Supv.   Music — D.   O.   Jones. 

Manual  Training — R    W    Robertson. 

Domestic  Science — Mary  MacLeod. 

Pen'ship   and   Corn'! — L    H     Hausam. 

College  of  Emporia;  coll  ;  co-ed.;  Fresh.; 
es  1883 ;  Rev.  Henry  C.  Culbertson,  B.  D , 
Pres. 


Emporia — continued 
Emporia  Business   College;  bus.  and  sten.; 

est    1881,  C    D    Long,  Pres 
Emporia  School  of  Music  and  Art;  co-ed.; 

est    1908,  Charles  A    Boyle,  Director 
Lewis  Academy,  prep    department  College 

of    Emporia;    co-ed  ;    Mrs.    Eleanor    R. 

Christensen,  Ph    M ,   Principal. 
Kansas     State     Normal     School,     normal; 

state,    co-ed  ;   non-sect  ;    est.    1866,    Thos. 

W.  Butcher,  Ph    D ,  President. 

Enterprise,   Dickinson  Co.,   pop.   789. 

City   Superintendent — J.   J.   Yoder. 
Principal  High  School — Ed^un  Almguist 

Enterprise  Normal  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed., 
Ger  ME,  est  1892,  D  L  Katterjohn, 
President 

Erie,  Neosho  Co.,  pop.  1,483. 

City  Superintendent — J    M    Nation 
Principal  High  School — Otto  Mulvaney. 

Eudora,  Douglas  Co.,  pop.  640. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — A    F    Fishier 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    F    Richards 
City  Superintendent — Charles  Kelly 
Principal  High  School — Ida  L    Coffin 

Hesper  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Friends, 
est.  1884;  Emmet  E.  Hadley,  Prin. 

Eureka,  Greenwood  Co.,  pop.  2,412. 

City  Superintendent — O.  R    Farris. 
Principal  High  School — J  T.  Hunter. 

Southern  Kansas  Academy;  prep ,  mus , 
agri ,  dom  sci ,  nor. ;  co-ed. ,  Cong. ,  eat. 
1885,  Morton  M.  Newcomb,  Principal 

Florence,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  1,076. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — L.  S    Wagar. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ  — *T    W   Allison. 
City  Superintendent — C    A    Axton. 
Prin    High   School — Winifred   Gallagher 
Supv    Music — Mildred   Evans 
Drawing — Emma   Houlton 

Fort   Scott,  Bourbon  Co.,  pop.   10,463. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L.  A    Champion. 

Sec.  Bd   Educ — C.  W.  Mitchell 

City  Superintendent — Homer  D.  Ramsey. 

Principal  High  School — John  A.  Devlin. 

Supv    Music — Myrtle   F    Woodson. 

Manual  Training — William  R.   Wortman 

Domestic  Science — Isa  Green. 

Physical  Culture — Emil  S.   Listen. 

Drawing — Alice  Porter 

Pen'ship  and  Com'l — O'Connor  Smith. 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College,  bus 

and. sten.;  J.  F.   Draughon,   Pres. 
Ft.  Scott  Collegiate  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 

Rev.  Charles  Manchester,  Prin. 
Notre  Dame  de  Lourdes   Academy,   prep.; 

Joseph 
Windsor    Commercial     College;     bus.     and 

sten.;  est.  1897;  Dean  Dick,  Pres. 

co-ed  ;    R.    S.;    est.    1901;    Sisters   of   St 
Frankfort,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.   1,500. 

City  Superintendent— S.  W    McGarrah. 
Principal  High  School — T.  H.  Post 


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Fredonla,  Wilson  Co.,  pop.  3,255. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  E    D    Mjkesell 
Sec    Bd    Educ—  C     R    Cantrall 
City   Superintendent  —  A     I    Decker 
Prin    H    S—  W.  L    Matthews 

Fredonla  Business  College,  bus,   sten  ,  and 
tel  ,  est    1907,  B    L    Taylor,  President 

Frontenac,  Crawford  Co.,  pop.  2,790. 

City  Superintendent  —  L.  S    Minekley. 
Principal  High  School  —  John  I    Pikani 

Galena,  Cherokee  Co  ,  pop,  6,096. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  C    G    Worthington 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —Ethel  Wolfe 
City   Superintendent  —  R    E    Long 
Principal  High  School  —  H    C    Dale 
Music  and  Drawing  —  Mrs   Willis  McKmney 
Commercial  —  J    H     Koontz 

Garden  City,  Finney  Co.,  pop.  2,300. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  —  E    J    Covert. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  E    J    Dumond 
City  Superintendent  —  E    J    Dumond 
Principal  High  School  —  Maud  Gorham 
Supv.  Music  —  Mabel  C   Thomas. 
Manual  Training  —  A    J    LaBerge. 
Domestic   Science  —  Camilla  Nelson 
Physical  Culture  —  Ethel  Dougherty. 
Drawing  —  Nina  Riggs. 
Pen'ship,  Com'l  and  Stenog  —  E   W.  Fent. 


Garnett,  Anderson  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    W    Millar 
Sec.  Bd    Educ—  H    L    McNary. 
City  Superintendent  —  C.  H    Oman 
Prin.  H    S  —  George  H   Marshall. 
Supv    Music  —  Gertrude   Westmacott. 

Gas,  Allen  Co.,  pop.  1,797* 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  —  G    W    Rowden 
City   Superintendent  —  Charles   R    A  damson. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Charles  R    Adamson 
Principal  High  School  —  Gladys  Konanty. 
Supv    Music  —  Alma  L    Snyder 

GIrard,  Crawford  Co.,  pop.  2,513. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  —  M    G   Slawson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  William  Grantham 
City   Superintendent—  H    W.   Shideler 
Principal  High  School—  A    B    Steele 

Goodland,    Sherman   Co,  pop.   1,410. 

City  Superintendent  —  J.  R    Reed. 
Prin    Co    High  School—  L    D    Griffee 

Great  Bend,  Barton  Co.,  pop.  3,265. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  J    Lester   Cox 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Charles  E    Dodge. 
City  Superintendent  —  A    L    Bell 
Puncipal  High  School  —  W    E    Long. 
Supv.   Music  —  Nina   L     Gaston 

Greely,  Anderson  Co.,  pop.  575. 
City    Supt.  and  Prin    H.  S.  —  L    W.  Hamp- 
shire 

Greensbur?,  Kiowa  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  B    A     Northrup 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  A    E.   Johnson 
City    Superintendent  —  Ira   Stout 
Prin    Co    High  School  —  A.  EL 


Hanover,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Andrew  Gundelfinger 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Hemy   Marquaid 
City  Superintendent — Fred  W.  Meyer. 
Principal  High  School — Delia  Pennock. 

Harper,   Harper   Co.,  pop.    1,600, 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    A    Miller 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs   Emma  Johnson 
City    Superintendent — E     L     Fulton 
Puncipal  Hierh  School — Edna  Lohrding 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw— Miss  Ethel  Ilift. 

Havlland,  Kiowa  Co.,  pop.  568. 

Cit>  Supenntendent — Sj Hester  Chance 

Friends'  Haviland  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed., 
Fi lends,  est  1892,  E  E  Hadley,  Pun 

Hays,  Ellis  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — Dr   J   H   Middlekauff 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    O    Robinson 
City  Supeiintendent — Charles  A    Shively 
Principal  High  School — Georgia  Vermond 

Western  State  Normal  School,  normal; 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1902,  W  A  Lewis, 
Principal 

Heringrton,  Dickinson  Co,  pop.  3,052. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — V    C    Kmgsbury 
Sec     Bd    Educ — Frank   Grass 
City  Supeiintendent — C    H    Sandy 
Prin    High  School — Charles  W.  Sandy. 
Supv    Mus    and  Dom    Sci — Llla  Rose. 
Drawing — Hazel  Kennedy. 

Hiawatha,   Brown   Co.,   pop    3,017. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— L    D    Willitt 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    F    Shale 

City  Superintendent — F    R    Aldiich 

Principal   High   School — A    S     Bigelow 

Hiawatha  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Bapt  , 
est  1887,  Rev  G  B  Merritt,  President 

National  Business  College,  bus  and  sten., 
Henry  Coon,  Pres 

Highland,  Doniphan  Co.,  pop.  780. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    L    Martin 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — A.  L    Wynkoop 
City   Supeiintendent — J    A    Jones 
Principal  High  School — J    W    Maraton 

Highland  College,  coll,  prep.,  nor,  music, 
com'l  courses,  co-ed  ,  Presb  ,  est.  1857, 
W  Gilbert  James,  President 

Hill  City,  Graham  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

City   Superintendent — A     D     Haas 
Principal  High  School — Lo  Ree  Cave 

HiUaboro,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City  Superintendent— H    W    Thompson 
Principal  High  School— Alice  E    Nash 

Hoisington,  Barton  Co.,  pop.  1,414. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J  '  N    Mitchell. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    Rankin 
City  Superintendent — R.   Rankin. 
Prancipal  High  School — E    C   Bechtold 
And  Drawing — Verna  Rodell 


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Holton,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  3,558. 

Pies    Bd    Bduc— M    F    Gabel 

Sec   Bd   Educ  — Mina  Garber 

City   Supcuntendent — B    W    Learner 

Principal  High  School — Robert  Drake 

Ho r ton,  Brown  Co ,  pop.  3,936 

Pres     Bd     Bduc  — Morris  Cahill 
Sec    Bd     Educ  — A     B    Howland 
City    Superintendent — Fied    Thompson 
Principal  High  School — W    W    Schirmer 
Manual  Training — James  C    Woodm 
Domestic    Science — Lulu   Willis 

Howard,  Elk   Co,  pop.  1,079. 

City  Superintendent — F    C    Gardner. 
Principal   High   School — W    P    Heisler 

Hoxie,   Sheridan  Co.,  pop    532. 

City    Superintendent — Charles    Bemis 
Prin.  County  H    S — C.  C.  Williams. 

Humboldt,  Allen  Co,  pop    2,329. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    M.  Webb 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Wilmot  Redfleld 

City  Superintendent — Charles  M    Hilleary. 

Principal  High  School — A.   M    Vance 

Manual    Training — P    R    Irey 

Agriculture — O     F     Kite 

Hntchlnson,  Reno  Co.,  pop.  16,361. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  — F  P   Hettinger 
Sec    Bd    Educ— T    C    Smith. 
City   Superintendent — Justus  O    Hall. 
Principal  High  School — E    F    Ewing 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Dale  Asher  Jacobus 
Manual   Training — J    B    Guyer 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Theo.   Kobinson 
Drawing — Geitiude   Chapman 
Physical    Culture — D    O     Yeoman. 
Penmanship — Mrs    Jennie  D   Leaman 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y — A.  F.  Day. 

Salt  City  Business  College;  bus  and  sten., 
co-ed  ,  est  1897;  J  D  Conrad,  Manager. 

State  Industrial'  Reformatory;  state  refor- 
matory for  boys,  est  1895;  J  N  Herr, 
Superintendent 

Independence,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  10,480 

Pies    Bd    Bduc — S    H    Pipei 
•  Sec    Bd.  Educ. — C.  S    Risdon. 
City  Superintendent — Charles  S    Risdon. 
Pnn    Co   High  School— S   M   Nees. 
Supv    Music — Irene  Munsell 
Manual  Training — Walter  Friley 
Domestic  Science — Anna  Allen 
Physical  Culture — L.  E.  Losey. 

Olson's  Business  College;  J  C.  Olson,  Pres., 
317  N.  Penn  Av. 

lola,  Allen   Co.,  pop.  9,032. 

Pres.  Bd    Bduc — W    B    Ralston. 
Sec.   Bd.  Bduc— W.  A.  Wheeler. 
City  Superintendent — B    B    Lewis 
Prln.  H.  S.—J.  H    Sawtell 
Supv    Music — Marguerite  North 
Manual  Training — C.  R.  Dabbs 
Domestic  Science— Helen  Glasse. 


lola — continued 

lola  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  ,  est 
1899,  O  E  Hazlett,  President. 

Jetmore,  Hodgeman  Co,  pop.   500. 

City  Superintendent — Margaret  Ewing 
Pnn    County  H    S  — H.  J.  Davis. 

Junction  City,  Geary  Co ,  pop.  5,598. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — C    H.  Maniey,  br 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    S.   Phillips 
City  Superintendent — C   A   Wagner. 
Principal    High   School — Vernon  Lantia 
Supv   Music — Lulu  B    Lasley 

Kansas  City,  Wjandotte  Co.,  pop.  82,331. 

Pres     Bd     Educ— Dr     E     D     Williams 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — W.  A.  Seymore 
City  Superintendent — Matthew  E.  Pearson 
Supv.   Music — Bessie  Miller. 
Domestic  Science — Ida  Mitchell 
Physical    Cultme — Edgar    Hairis 
Drawing — Blanche    Williams. 
Penmanship — R.  J    Boyd. 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS 
Argentine  High  School,  22nd  and  Ruby  Sts.; 

C     T     Rice,    Principal 
Kansas   City    High   School,    9th    and  Main 

Sts  ,    W    A    Bailey,    Principal. 
Sumner  High   School    (colored);   Ninth  and 

Washington    Sts  ,    John   A.    Hodge,    Prin 
Junior    High     Shcool,     10th     and    Ivondal* 

Ave  ,  H    P    Shepherd,   Principal 

Kansas  City  Baptist  Theological  Seminary, 
theol  ,  Bapt  ,  est  1901,  P.  W.  Crannell, 
D  D ,  Pres 

Kansas  City  University;  comprises  College, 
Schools  of  Theology,  Music,  Oratory  and 
High  School,  co-ed  ,  United  Brethren, 
est  1909 ,  J  H  Lucas,  LL.D ,  Chancellor 

State  Institution  for  the  Blind,  induat., 
state,  Mrs.  Grace  Roseberry,  Supt. 

Kingman,   Kingman  Co.,   pop.   2,116. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — W    R    Long 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Beulah   Russell 
City  Superintendent — W    F    Shaw 
Principal  High  School — H   C.  McMillan. 
Supv    Music — Hazel  Harlow. 
Manual  Training — Mr.  Morgen. 
Commercial — H     Hossaman 

Kiowa,   Darber   Co.,   pop.   1,000. 

City  Superintendent — G    DeLay 
Principal  High  School — Ira  Bernstorf 

L.a  Harpe,  Allen  Co ,  pop.  2,757. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  Turner. 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ — Fied  E    Wood 

City  Superintendent — A    L    Hollister. 

Principal  High  School — J.  W    Jones. 

Supv.  Music — Florence  Woodburn 

Manual  Training — J.  W.  Jones. 

Domestic  Science — Mrs    Jessie  K    McGhiire. 

Lamed,  Pawnee  Co.,  pop.  2,400. 

Pres.   Bd.   Educ  — H.   T    Taylor. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — H    C   Van  Horn. 
City  Superintendent — R.  V.  Phinney. 
Principal  High  School — A    G    Tritt. 
Supv     Music — William.   B    Kinnear. 


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Lawrence,  Douglas  Co.,  pop.  12,374. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — S     H    Holloway 

Sec    Bd    Educ — B    B    Cronemejer 

City    Superintendent — R     A     Kent 

Prm    H    S— P    H    Olney 

Supv    Music — L    Belle  Kennedy. 

Manual  Training — L    H    Emmett. 

Domestic    Science — Lena    Miller 

Drawing   and   Pen'ship — Addie    Underwood 

Haskell  Institute,  coll  and  mdust  school 
for  Indians,  co-ed  ,  Federal,  est  1884, 
J  R  Wise,  Supt 

Lawrence  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  18G9,  W.  H  Quackenbush,  M.  A, 
Pres 

University  of  Kansas,  comprises  the  Gradu- 
ate School,  College  of  Liberal  Arts  and 
Sciences,  of  Engineeiing,  of  Fine  Aits, 
of  Education,  of  Law,  of  Medicine,  ot 
Phaimacy,  state  umv  ,  co-ed,  est  1SC6, 
Frank  Strong,  Ph  D,  Piesident 

University  of  Kansas,  School  of  Fine  Arts, 
art,  music,  co-ed  ,  Charles  S.  Skilton, 
A.  B.,  Dean 

University  of  Kansas,  School  of  Engineer- 
ing, courses  in  civil,  electrical,  mechani- 
cal, mining,  chemical,  and  municipal  and 
sanitary  engineering,  Frank  O  Marvin, 
A  M ,  Dean 

University  of  Kansas,  School  of  Education, 
protessional  courses  lor  teachers,  est 
1910,  Arvm  Olin,  Ph  D,  Dean 

University  of  Kansas,  School  of  Law,  law, 
co-ed  ,  est  1880,  J  W  Green,  A.  M, 
Dean. 

University  of  Kansas,  School  of  Medicine, 
prep  ,  med  ,  (freshman  and  sophomore) , 
reg  ,  co-ed  ;  est  1900,  Mervin  T  Sudler, 
M.  D ,  Dean  (See  also  Rose  dale,  Kans  } 

University  of  Kansas,  School  of  Pharmacy, 
Pharm  ,  co-ed  ,  est.  1885,  L  E  Sayre, 
Ph.  M.,  Dean 

Leavenwortn,  Leavenworth  Co.,  pop,  19,363. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Louis  E    Wufekuhler 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — R.   J    Morgan. 
City  Superintendent — Marcus  B    Moore 
Principal  High  School — H    T    Steeper 
Supv    Music — Minnie  Taylor. 
Manual  Training— C    K    Harris 
Domestic  Science — Helen  M   Pierce. 
Physical   Culture — Oscar  Ruther. 
Drawing — Blanche  Cassidy. 
Com'l  and   Stenog'y — C.  W.   Pratt. 

Leaven  worth  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1887,  Martin  Gonser,  Frin. 

Mount  St  Mary's  Academy,  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C  ,  est  1866,  Sisters  of  Charity 

Leoti,  Wichita  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Pnn    Co    High  School — George  R    Ballard 

Liberal,   Seward   Co.,  pop.   1,800 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M.  H    Scandrett. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    H    Feather 
City  Superintendent — F    O    Rindon. 
Principal  High  School — Mabel  Heiker. 


Lincoln,  Lincoln  Co,  pop    1,450. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    A    McFariand 
Soc    Bd    Educ  — 3     S     Stover 
City  Superintendent — J    H    Davies 
Principal  High  School — E    F    Tinker 

Lindsborg,  McPherson  Co  ,  pop.  1,927. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — N    O    Cailson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Alfred  Lundquist 
City    Supei  mtendent — Elmer   Ahlstedt. 
Pimcipal    High    School — Ljdia   Esking 
Manual   Training — Pi  of    Jones 
Domestic   Science — Esthei    Chnstenson 

Bethany  College,  coll  ,  co-cd  ,  Swed  Luth  ; 
est  1881,  Ernest  F  Phiiblad,  A.  M.t 
Pies 

Longton,   Elk    Go,   pop.   1,300. 

Pies  Bd   Educ — G   W   Amesbeiry 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Frank  Gieene 
City   Superintendent — C    E.   Davis 
Principal  High  School — Ethel  Jolley. 

Lyons,   Bice  Co.,   pop.   1,975. 

City   Superintendent — T    A    Edgerton 
Principal  High  School — A.  E.  Brown. 

McPherson,  McPherson  Co.,  pop.  3,516. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — J   B    Haight 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    C.  Spilman 
City   Superintendent — George  G    Pinney. 
Principal  High  School — R.  W.  Potwin. 
Supv   Music  and  Draw — Alice  M.  Sandber* 
Manual  Training — Luther  Coblentz. 
Domestic  Science — Katherine  Tupper. 
Physical  Culture — Mr.  H    S.  Lansing 

Cential  Academy,  prop  ,  co-ed  ,  Free  Meth- 
odist, est  1914,  L  Glenn  Lewis,  Principal. 

McPherson  College,  collegiate,  prep ,  music, 
com'l  depts  ,  co-ed  ,  Ger  Bap  ,  est  1887, 
Daniel  W  Kurtz,  President 

Manhattan,  Riley  Co.,  pop.  5,723. 

Pres    Bd.    Educ  — A.   R     Springer 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    B    Spilman 
City  Superintendent — E    B    Gift 
Principal   High  School — J    H    Sawtell. 
Supv    Music — Faye  Richards 
Manual  Training — -M    D    Collins 
Domestic    Science — iMargaret    SchultB* 
Drawing — Gladys    Bate 

Kansas  State  Agricultural  College;  com- 
prises Division  of  Agriculture,  of  Me- 
chanic Arts,  of  Home  Economics,  of  Gen- 
eral Science,  and  the  School  of  Agricul- 
ture, state,  co-ed  ,  est.  1863,  Henry  J. 
Waters,  LL  D ,  President 

Kansas  State  Agricultural  College,  Division 
of  Agriculture,  courses  in  agriculture, 
veterinary  medicine,  and  dairying,  Wil- 
liam M.  Jardine,  B  S.  A.,  Dean 

Kansas  State  Agricultural  College;  Division 
of  Mechanic  Arts,  courses  in  mechanical, 
electrical,  and  civil  engineering,  architec- 
ture, and  printing,  Audrey  A  Potter, 
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Manhattan — continued 

Kansas  State  Agricultural  College,  Division 
of  Home  Economics,  courses  in  domestic 
art  and  domestic  science,  Mary  Pierce 
Van  Zile,  Dean. 

National  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
Henry  Coon,  Pres 

Mankato,  Jewell  Co.,  pop    1,300. 

City  Superintendent — J    J   Haney 
Principal  High  School — Mat  tie  "Walker 

Marion,  Marion  Co ,  pop.  1,802. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    A    Stauffer 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    B    Matlock 
City  Superintendent — C.   B    St    John 
Principal  High  School — Alvm  Wight. 
Supv    Music — Idella  Harris 

Marysiille,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  2,094. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    O    Webber 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    P    Armstrong 
City  Supeimtendent — C    O    Smith 
Puncipal   High  School — J    J    Fowler 
Supv    Music — Mai  le   Grauer 

Modern  Normal  College,  normal,  private, 
co-ed  ,  J.  G  Allenbecker,  Fres 

Medicine  Lodge,  Barber  Co.,  pop.   1,1<M) 

City   Superintendent — D    W    Major 
Principal   High  School — Annie  E.   Bell. 

Miltonvale,   Cloud   Co.,  pop.   500. 

City  Superintendent — E    C    Traxler 
Miltonville     Wesley  an     College;     nor      and 

prep  ,   co-ed  ,  M    E  ,   est.   1909,    Silas  W. 

Bond,   A    M,    President 

Minneapolis,  Ottawa  Co.,  pop.  1,772. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    E    Johnston 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    L    Chapin 
City  Superintendent — C    A     Yeomans 
Principal  High  School — Grace  Irwin 
Supv    Music — Hazel   Silvers 
Manual  Training — David  Wooster 
Penmanship — F    M    Nuruh 

Nadean,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.   25. 

Pottawatozme  Boarding  School,  govt  school 
for  Indians,  est  1872,  G  L  Williams, 
Supt. 

Neodesha,   Wilson   Co,  pop.    3,470. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    D    Sharpe 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  A    Speer 
City  Superintendent — Harry  P    Study 
Principal  High  School — William  Grayunn 
Primary — Miss  Rowley 

Newton,  Harvey  Co.,  pop.  7,862. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Bennett  Grove 
Sec    Bd    Educ — B    O    Ha  gen 
City  Superintendent — B.  F.  Martin. 
Principal  High  School — W    A    Sterba 
Supv    Music — Florence  West 
Manual  Training — C    C    Cushman 
Domestic  Science — Mrs   Ola  Raymond 
Drawing — Mrs    Harriet  Benson. 
Commercial — Miss  E.  Mosher 

Bethel  College,  coll.  and  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
Mennonite;  est.  1893;  Rev.  J.  W.  XUewer, 
Pree 


New  Ulysses,  Grant  Co.,  pop    175. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — S    M    Alexander 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    \V    Eailougher 
Prin    County  H    S  — Ellen  M    Hickok. 
Nickerson,  Reno  Co ,  pop.   1,050. 

City  Superintendent — E    M    West. 

Nickerson  N,ormal  College,  normal,  pri- 
vate, co-ed  ;  non-sect  ,  est.  1898,  Edward 
B  Smith,  Pres. 

North  Branch,  Jewell  Co.,  pop.  100. 

North  Branch  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
Fi  lends,  est  1889,  E  E  Hadley,  Pi  in 

Norton,  Norton  Co  ,  pop    1,700. 

Pies    Bd    Educ- — N    I    Hedge 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs     Fred  Madden 
City  Superintendent — A    B    Robison. 
Principal  County  H    S  — G    H    Jaggard 

Oberlin,  Decatnr  Co.,  pop.   1,300. 

Prin    County  H    S — Caleb  W    Sniick 

Olathe,  Johnson  Co.,  pop.  3,183. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — 1    C.  Hushey 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    L,    Lanter 
City  Superintendent — S.  D    Dice 
Puncipal  High  School — E    N    Hill 

State  School  for  the  Deaf,  co-ed  ;  est  1861, 
Mrs  Kate  Herman,  Supeilntendent 

Osage  City,  Osage  Co ,  pop.  2,937. 

Citv   Supeimtendent — V    E    Postma 
Principal  High  School — Alex    Seaton,  Jr 

Osawatomie,  Miami  Co.,  pop.   3,889. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    C    Pace 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — O    T    Beeson 
City  Superintendent — S    D    Hendrix. 
Prin    H    S — H.  B.  Amyx. 

Osawatomie  State  Hospital  for  Insane, 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1863,  F  A  Carmlchael, 
M  D  ,  Supeimtendent 

Osborne,   Osborne   Co.,    pop.   1,606. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    J.  Hays 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Roy  Hays 

City  Superintendent — C.  B.  Rarick. 

Principal   High   School — Elsie  Power. 

Oskaloosa,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  1,009. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — A    G.  Smith 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Curtis  Patrick 

City  Superintendent — G    B    Whitcraft 

Pun    High  School — George  L.  McClenny. 

Oswego,    Habette    Go ,    pop.   2,228. 

Pres   Bd    Educ— Mrs    I    B.  Kirkpatrick. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Mrs    Belle  Toung 
City  Supei  mtendent — Joseph  I   Knott. 
Principal  High  School — Fred  McColey 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Helen  Columbia, 
Osweg-o   College;    girls'   boarding,   Presby.f 
Dr    Thomas  Marshall,    Pres 

Strode    >  cademy ;    prep  ;    co-ed. ;    Advent. ; 

J.  B    White,   Prin. 
Ottawa,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  7,650. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    B.  Byers 
Sec    Bd   Educ— A.  L    Bell 
City  Superintendent — A    F    Senter 
Prin    H    S — Ralph  E.  Gowans 
Supv    Music — Grace  Westmacott.    * 


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Ottawa — con  tinued 
Manual  Training — M    H    Sims 
Domestic   Science — Alice  Keith 
Commercial — Adelaide   Weber 

Ottawa  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1910,  Grant  H.  Grain,  President. 

Ottawa  University,  comprises  College  of 
Liberal  Aits,  Academy,  School  of  Fine 
Arts  (Music,  Expression,  Art) ,  co-ed  , 
Bap  ,  est.  1865.  Silas  Bber  Price,  D.  D, 
President. 

Paola,  Miami  Co.,  pop.  3,636. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    E    Leiblngood. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    K    Thompson 

City  Superintendent — O    C    Graber 

Prm    High  School — Edward  Vander  Vries 

Supv    Music — R    R    Robertson 

Manual  Training — Guy  C    Omer. 

Domestic  Science — Minnie  Foresman. 

Drawing — Mrs    Maria  A    Stevinson. 

Pen'ship,   Com'l  &  Stenog — Gertrude  Hill. 

Ursuline  Academy,  girls*  boarding;  R  C., 
est  1895,  Mother  Jerome.  Pres 

Parsons,  Labette  Co.,  pop.  12,463. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — T    R    Clark 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    L,    Pmet 
City   Superintendent — John  F    Barnhlll 
Principal  High  School — H    T    Steeper 
Supv    Music — Roberta  M inter 
Playground — L    B    Herod 
Manual  Training — J    W    Baxter 
Domestic  Science — Gertrude  Post 

Olson's  Commercial  College;  bus  and  fiten. , 
est  1891,  J.  C  Olson,  Pres 

Peabody,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  1,276. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — D    J    Roberts 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    M    Patten 
City   Superintendent — J    K.  Loomls. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Newcoxn 
Manual  Training — J    Vilander 

Phillipsburg,  Phillips  Co ,  pop.  1,285. 

City  Superintendent — Olive  Thomas 
Principal  High  School — May  S    Hall 

Plttsburg,  Crawford  Co.,  pop.  14,755. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  P    Curran 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — George  W    Kreger 
City  Superintendent — John  F   Bender 
Principal  High  School — John  L   Hutchinson 
Supv    Music — Glenn  Stables 
Drawing — May  Cropper 

Pittsburg  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1895;  S  W  Errebo,  M  S,  Pres 

State  Manual  Training  Normal  School, 
nor  ,  state,  co-ed.,  W.  A.  Brandenberg, 
President 

Plalnville,  Books  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City  Superintendent— H.  J   Brown 
Principal  High  School — Belle  Lunden. 

Ftoasanton,  XAxm  Co.,  pop.  1,559. 

City  Superintendent — F.  N.  Chapman. 
Principal  High  School— B.  B.  Shore. 


Pratt,  Pratt  Co,  pop    2,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    H    Shrack 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Alice  W    Pioctor 
Puncipal  High  School — J    F   Reynolds 
Supv    Music — Miss  Norfolk 
Manual  Training — William  Ball 

Quindaro,  Wyandotte  Co ,  pop.  500. 

Western  University  (colored),  industrial 
school  for  negtoes,  co-ed  ,  A.  M.  E  ,  est 
189 S,  H  T  Keahng,  President 

Rosedale,  Wyandotte  Co,  pop.  5,960. 

City  Superintendent — Armour  P    Vaughn 

University  of  Kansas,  School  of  Medicine 
(junior  and  senior  years),  med  ,  reg. , 
co-ed  ,  est  1905,  Samuel  J  Crumbine, 
A  M,  M  D,  Dean 

Russell,   Russell   Co,   pop.   1,165 

City  Superintendent — Frank  R    Aldrlch. 
Puncipal  High  School — Vernon  Reppert 

St.  Francis,  Cheyenne  Co.,  pop.  675. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— A    Riddel  I 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    E    Uplinger 
City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S— A    H    Neff 

St.  John,  Stafford  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Cit>   Superintendent — W    F    Shaw 
Principal  High  School — J    W    Wolfe 

St.  Marys,  Pottawatomle  Co,  pop.  1,227. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    J    Ryan 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  B    DeMarais 
City  Superintendent — C    W    Postma 
Principal  High  School — Ida  K    Moriaitz 

St  Mary's  College,  college  and  high  school; 
men,  R  C  ,  est  1848,  Rev  William  J 
Wallace,  S  J,  Piesident 

St.  Paul,  Neosho  Co ,  pop.  1,086. 

City  Superintendent — Mabel  Burns 

St  Paul  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  ,  est 
1847,  F  Raymond,  Pres 

Sabetha,    Nernaha   Co,   pop     1,857. 

Pi  es    Bd   Educ  — A    J    Collins 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  A    Cave 

City  Superintendent — George  A.  Allen,  Jr. 

Principal  High  School — C    E    Irwm 

Supv    Music— Sylvia  Church 

Salina,  Saline  Co.,  pop.  9,688. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — O    D    Walker. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — L    C    Housel 

City  Superintendent — W    S    Heusner. 

Principal   High   School — R    H    McWilliams 

Supv    Music — Vera  Eberhardt 

Manual  Training — Karl  H    Miller 

Domestic  Science — Grace  Armstrong 

Drawing — Wilma  Balyeat 

Penmanship — J    E    Weiss 

Commercial — Frances  Hamilton 

Kansas  Wesleyan  Business  College;  bua., 
sten,  tel.  and  wireless,  est.  1891,  T.  "W. 
Roach,  Superintendent. 


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KANSAS 


Salina — continued 

Kansas  Wesleyan  University;  coll  and 
normal,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est  1886,  .Rev 
John  P  Harmon,  President 

St  Martin's  School  for  Boys,  boy's  board- 
ing:, P.  E  ,  est  1913,  Rev  Bowyer  Stew- 
art, Principal 

Sacred  Heart  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R  C., 
Sister  Raphael,  Superior. 

Santa  Fe,  Haskell  Co.,  pop.  150. 

Principal   County  H    S — H    W.  Felter 

Scammon,  Cherokee   Co,  pop.  2,373. 

Prea    Bd    Educ — T    B    Pryor 
Sec    Bd    Educ— J    P    Pollock. 
City  Superintendent— M    L    Catlett 
Principal    High   School — Lithe  Timmons 

Scott,  Scott  Co.,  pop.  918 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    D    Card 

Sec    Bd    Educ — \    Noese 

Citv  Superintendent — F    H    Beedle 

Principal   High  School — F.  H    Beedle 

Scran  ton,  Osagre  Co ,  pop.  1,027 

City  Superintendent — Fred  H    Jorgenson 
Principal  High  School — Effie  Carrell 

Sedan,  Chautauqna  Co.,  pop.  2,211. 

City  Superintendent — J    W    Roberts 
Principal  High  School — Walter  J    Meyer 

Seneca,  Nemaha  Co ,  pop.  1,853. 
City  Superintendent — R.  G    Mueller 
Principal  High  School — C    C    Fairchild 

Smith  Center,  Smith  Co.,  pop.  1,450 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Carl  Lowery 
Sec    Bd    Educ — P    M    Movers 
City  Superintendent — Guy  Warren 
Principal   High    School — Etta   Arrow-smith 

Solomon,  Dickinson  Co ,  pop.  1,000. 

City   Superintendent — J.   L    Mickey. 

Principal  High  School — Jennie  Johnson 

Stafford,  Stafford  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Superintendent — Gordon  Bailey 
Principal  High  School — Burt  O    Beal 

Sterling*,  Bice  Co.,  pop.  2,013. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — E    E    Potter. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — S    R    Lyons 

City  Superintendent — Charles  A.  Hall. 

Principal  High  School — R.  H,  Williams. 

Supv     Music — W    W    Waring 

Penmanship — JT    G    Arkright 

Drawing — Bonnie  Weyler 

Cooper  College,  coll.  and  prep  ,  Un 
Presb.;  est.  1887;  Ross  T.  Campbell, 
D  D,  Pres 

Stockton,   Books  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — B    H    Rouse 
Principal  High  School — Elenor  Morrison 

Syracuse,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

City  Superintendent — Charles  Marlow 
Principal  High  School — Helen  Daniels 
Tonganoxle,  Leavenworth  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 
City  Superintendent — C.  W.  McCormick. 
Principal  High  School — Mary  Phenicie 


Topeka.  Shawnee  Co.,  pop.  43,684. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Li    M    Jones 
Sec    Bd    Educ — M.  C.  Holman. 
City  Superintendent — H   B.  Wilion. 
Prin    H    S — A    J    Stout 
Supv   Music — Mildred  Hazelrigrg 
Manual  Training — Philip  S    Hasty 
Drawing — Mary  Bunker 
Penmanship — Stella   Biodowsky 
Physical  Education — W    P    MacLean 

Assumption  School  prep  :  co-ed  ,  R.  C., 
est  1867,  Sister  Rose,  Superior 

Biasing  Conservatory  of  Music,  mus  : 
co-ed  ,  est  1905,  Petrowitsoh  Biasing, 
Pres  ,  706  Kansas  Av. 

College  of  the  Sisters  of  Bethany:  girls 
boarding.  P  E  ;  est  1861;  Miss  Matilda 
Bailey,  Principal 

Dougherty's  Business  Training:  School*  btwu 
and  sten  ,  est  1894,  Geo  E  Dougherty, 
Pres,  116  W  8th  Av 

School  of  Expression  and  Drama;  eloc 
and  or  ,  est  1895,  Miss  Clara  M.  Crumb, 
Prin. 

School  of  Pianoforte  Flaying:;  music;  Mrs. 
Annie  M  Parrv-Bundy,  Director. 

State  Industrial  School  for  Boys;  state  re- 
form school,  boys;  est.  1879,  H  W 
Charles,  Supt. 

Standard  Shorthand  School*  sten  :  est. 
1887;  Anna  E  Canan,  President,  630  Kan- 
sas Ave. 

Topeka  Business  College ;  bus  and  sten  : 
est  1888,  L,  H  Strickler,  President,  111 
E  Eighth 

Topeka  Industrial  and  Educational  Insti- 
tute (colored),  Indust  ;  Wm  R  Carter, 
Pres 

Washburn  College,  comprises  the  College, 
Academy,  Bible  School,  School  of  Law.  of 
Fine  Arts,  co-ed  ;  Cong  ,  est  1865;  Rev 
Parley  P  Womer,  D  D ,  President. 

Washburn  College  Law  School,  three-year 
course;  co-ed  ,  est  1903;  Thomas  W 
Hughes,  Dean 

Washburn  College  School  of  Bible  and 
Social  Service,  Rev.  Prank  T  Lee,  D.  D, 
Dean 

Washburn  College  School  of  Pine  Arts, 
music,  elocution,  drawing,  art,  Horace 
Whitehouse,  Dean 

Tribune,  Greelev  Co.,  pop.  158. 

Prin    County  H    S — W    H    Skinner 

Valley  Falls,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

City   Superintendent — Harry   McGuire. 
Prin    H.   S— Maud  Myers 

Wakeeney,   Tregro   Co.,  pop.  883. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    C    Hardman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    Phares 
City  Superintendent — J    A    Winchester 
Prin,    County  H.    S — J    H    Niealey. 

Wameffo,  Pottawatomle  Co.,  pop.  1,738. 

City  Superintendent — H    C.  Jent. 
Principal  High  School — Emma  Partridge. 


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KANSAS 


Washington,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,700 

City   Superintendent  —  J    W.   Murphy 
Principal  High  School  —  E    C    O'Roke 

Washington       Academy,       prep  ;       co-ed 
Bapt  ,  est    1892,  S    S    Hageman,  Prin 

Weir,  Cherokee  Co,  pop.  2,583 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  L    H    Waddle 
Sec    Bd     Educ  —  W    ~W    Millnei 
City  Superintendent  —  B    B     Allen 
Principal   High   School  —  F    E    Messersmith 

Kansas  State  School  of  Mines  and  Metal- 
lurgy,  mining,  state;  men,  est.  1912; 
Burton  Lee  Wolfe,  Director 

Wellington,  Summer  Co,  pop,  7,034. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  C    W    Hunter 

Sec.  Bd    Educ  —  E    "W    Spear 

City  Superintendent  —  Lilion   D    O'Brien 

Prin    County  H    S.—  H.  P.  Butcher 

Wichita,  Sedgrwidk  Co  ,  pop.  52,450. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  W    C    Kemp 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J    L    Leland 


. 

Supv    Music  —  Beatrice  Marsh 
Manual   Training  —  J    p    Parks 
Domestic  Science  —  Nellie  Waddmgton 
Physical  Culture  —  J    E    Barnes 
Drawing—  Margaret   McHenry 
Penmanship  —  William  Anderson 

Fairmont  College,   college,   academy,  music, 
art   and   home   economics,    co-ed      Cong 
est    1892,  Walter  H    Rollins,  President       ' 

Friends'  University,  comprises  College.  Mu- 
sic and  Preparatory  Schools,  co-ed  , 
Friends,  est  1898,  Edmund  Stanley,  A.  M  , 

Metropolitan  School  of  Music,  est.  1905- 
Myron  Lynne  Hull,  Director,  206  N* 
Main  Street 

Miller  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  est 
1893»  H.  S  Miller,  President,  Lawrence 
and  First. 


Wichita — continued 
Mount    Carmel    Academy,    girls'    boarding. 

R     C  ,    est     1887,    Sister   Mary    Isabella, 

C    B    V    M ,   Superior 
Power-Myers    Conservatory    of    Music,    eat. 

1910,    Frank   A     Power,    Director,    £10    B. 

Douglas    Avenue 
Western  School  of   Elocution  and  Oratory, 

est    1890,  George  W    Hoss,  Pres 
Wichita  Business   College,    bus     and    sten  ; 

est     1899,    co-ed  ,    Will    G     Price,    Pre0 
Wichita    College    of    Music,    mus. ,    co-ed.; 

est     1906,    Theodore   Lindberg,    Pres 
Wichita    Telegraph    College,     tel.;    co-ed  , 

est    1899,  W.  B.  Alvey,  Pres 

Wilson,  Ellsworth  Co  ,  pop.  1,200. 
City  Superintendent — M  C  Martin 
Principal  High  School — E  M  Button 

Winfield,  Cowley  Co,  pop.  6,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    H    Somermeier 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Earl   Haitley 

City  Superintendent — James  W    Gowana 

Principal  High  School — M    C    Prunty. 

Supv     Music — L     M    Gordon 

Di  a~w  ing — Mildi  ed    Brown 

St  John's  Lutheran  College,  prep ,  music 
and  business,  co-ed.,  Luth  ,  est.  1898, 
Prof  A.  W  Meyer,  Director 

Southwestern  College;  college,  academy,  mu- 
sic, business,  art,  oratory,  co-ed  ,  M  E  , 
est.  1886,  Frank  E  Mossman,  D  D,  Pres 

State  School  for  Feeble-Minded  Youth; 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1881,  F  C  Cave,  Supt 

Winfleld  College  of  Music,  mus.  and  or  ; 
est  1900,  Archibald  Omstead,  Director. 

Yates  Center,  Woodson  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— F    L    Stephenson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Miss  V    E    Ream 
City  Superintendent — Arthur  D    Catlin 
Principal  High  School—Edna  Carpenter 
Supv    Music — Grace  Lamb 


KENTUCKY 

Population,  2,289,905.    School  census,  739,906.    School  age,  6-20. 

Kentucky  is  the  fourteenth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  2,289,905  inhabitants,  of  whom  88  6  per  cent  are  white.  Of  this  number  1.8 
per  cent  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population 
ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  12.1  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  thirty-seventh  in  thia 
respect  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows : 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

V.  O.  GILBERT,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Frankfort 

PAUL  F    MEAGHER,  Assistant  Superintendent  .  ...  Frankfort 

CORBETT  STEPHENSON,  Assistant  Inspector  of  Schools  ...  .  Frankfort 

M.  F.  POGUE,  Assistant  Inspector  of  Schools  ."  ....  Frankfort 

McHENRY  EHOADES,  State  Supervisor  High  Schools .  Lexington 

J    V   CHAPMAN,  State  Supervisor  Eural  Schools       .  ....  .  Frankfort 

F.  C.  BUTTON,  Assistant  Supervisor  Bural  Schools       Frankfort 

STATE  BOAED  OF  EDUCATION 

V.  O    GILBERT,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Chairman  . .  .  Frankfort 

M.  -M   LOGAN,  Attorney  -General          .  ...  ...  .  Frankfort 

JAMES  P.  LE.WIS,  Secretary  of  State Frankfort 

STATE  BOAED  OF  EXAMINEES 

V    O    GILBERT,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  Frankfort 

J.  W.  IRELAND,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools    Stanford 

G.  F   CRUME,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools Vine  Grove 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION 

GOVERNOR  JAMES  B.  MCCREAT,  Chairman Frankfort 

SUPERINTENDENT  V.  O.  GIUBERT,  Secretary Frankfort 

L.  E   FOSTER     Hopkmsville      A    C    COLLINS     Covington 

A.  H.  HILL         Franklin      J    E    LANTEB .        .  .Winch-ester 

L.   H.    GREGG Shelbyville      J    B    JOHNSON Biehmond 

FELIX  E.  HERRICK       Louisville      A.  C.  BURTON Bowling  Green 

L.  D.  STUCKER Frankfort      H.  S    BARKER     Lexington 

ASSOCIATION  OF  KENTUCKY  COLLEGES  AND  UNIYEESITIES 

JOHN  L.  PATTERSON,  President Louisville 

FRANK  BAINET,  Secretary Danville 

STATE  BEADING  CIRCLE  BOAED 
C.  A.  TAUNER,  President Winchester 

KENTUCKY  EDUCATIONAL   ASSOCIATION 

T.  W.  VINSON,  President Louisville 

W.  B.  WILLIAMS,  Secretary Louisville 


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COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS   OF   SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Adair  .  .  Tobias  Huffaker,  Columbia 
Allen  . .  O  V  Trammel,  Scottsville 

Anderson 

Mrs.  Lee  M  Campbell,  Lawrenceburg 
Ballard  ...  .  J  E  Lane,  Wickliffe 
Barren  .  Miss  Nettie  Depp,  Glasgow 

Bath R  W  Kmcaid,  Owmgsville 

Bell  .  .  .  Simon  Delph,  Pineville 
Boone  .  . .  .Edgar  C  Riley,  Burlington 
Bourbon  . . .  Miss  Mabel  Robbins,  Paris 
Boyd  . .  J  G  Rucker,  Catlettsburg 

Boyle  . . .  Mrs  Lydia  Lewis,  Danville 
Bracken  William  Huffman,  Brooksville 
Breathitt  ..William  Turner,  Jackson 
Breckmndge  J  W  Trent,  Hardinsburg 
Bullitt  .  Ora  L.  Roby,  Shepherdsville 
Butler.  ..  .  A  L  Haynes,  Morgantown 
Caldwell  Homer  W  Nichols,  Princeton 
Galloway  Miss  Lucille  Grogan,  Murray 
Campbell  . .  .  J.  W  Reiley,  Alexandria 

Carlisle D  S  Bishop,  Bardwell 

Carroll  ..Miss  Sallie  Ford,  Carrollton 
Carter  .  W  E  Robinson,  Grayson 

Casey  ....  EL  Cundiff,  Liberty 
Christian.  ..L  E  Foster,  Hopkmsville 
Clark  .  .  ..  J  E  Lanter,  Winchester 

Clay     Luther  Hatten,  Manchester 

Clinton  . .  Miss  Ermon  Sloan,  Albany 
Crittenden  .  ..E  J  Travis,  Marion 
Cumberland  . .  ... 

.  Mrs   Cora  S   Payne,  Burksville 
Daviess     ..R  L  McFarland,  Owensboro  . 
Edmonson     .W  A  Pardue,  Brownsville 
Elliott     ...        .D   F.  Gray,  Sandy  Hook 

Estill         J  H.  Richardson,  Irvine 

Fay  ette ...  

Mrs  Nannie  G  Faulconer,  Lexington 
Fleming-  .  .  L  N  Hull,  Flemingsburg 
Floyd.  Miss  Oma  Preston,  Prestonsburg 
Franklin  . .  .  L  D  Stucker,  Frankfort 
Fulton. .  .Miss  Virginia  Luten,  Hickman 
Gallatm  .  Jas  R  McDanell,  Warsaw 
Garrard.Miss  Jennie  Higgins,  Lancaster 
Grant  . .  B  N  Harrison,  Williamstown 
Graves  ...  J  E  Coleman,  Mayfield 
Grayson  . .  .Miss  Ella  Lewis,  Leitchfield 

Green   

.Miss  Lizzie  Y.  Graham,  Greensburg 

Greenup 

Miss  Sophia  E  Kitchen,  Greenup 
Hancock.  .Herman  J.  Rice,  Hawesville 
Hardin .  . .  J.  A  Payne,  Elizabethtown 

Harlan     W  L.  Bailey,  Harlan 

Harrison ...  .  J  W.  Rogers,  Cynthiana 
Hart  .  S  M  Durham,  Munfordville 
Henderson.R  L  Cmnamond,  Henderson 

Henry J.  S    Mitchell,  Newcastle 

Hickman W  L  Best,  Clinton 

Hopkins     .   .    .  .L  R  Ray,  Madisonville 

Jackson J  J  Davis,  McKee 

Jefferson . .  .  Orville  Stivers,  Louisville 
Jessamine  C  C.  Sandusky,  Nicholasville 

Johnson Fred  Meade,  Pamtsville 

Kenton J   C.  Mills,  Erlanger 

Knott  .  .  .  Adam  Campbell,  Hindman 
Knox.  .  .  W  W  Evans,  Barbourville 

Larue E  W.  Creal,  Hodgenville 

Laurel.  .  .  .  J  M  Feltner,  London 
Lawrence  .  .  .  .  J  H  Ekers,  Louisa 


County  Name  and  Address 

Lee         .  .W.  D   Lucas,  Beattyville 

Leslie  .  J   D   Muncy,  Hyden 

Letcher  George  W  Jenkins,  Whitesburg 
Lewis  J  Q  Adams,  Vanceburpr 

Lincoln   .    .Garland  Singleton,  Stanford 

Livingston 

.  John  Quertermous,  Smithland 
Logan  P  M  Barnes,  Russellville 

Lyon  .  .  N  G  Martin,  Eddyville 
Madison  . .  H  H  Brock,  Richmond 

Magoffin  ...  S  S.  Elana,  Saylersville 
Marion.  J  W  Clarkson,  Lebanon 

Marshall  ....  John  E  Arant,  Benton 
Mai  tin.  .  U  G  Johnson,  Inez 

Mason  Miss  Jessie  O  Yancey,  Maysville 
McCracken  .  .M  V  Miller,  Paducafo 
McCreary  . 

..Miss  Nora  Alcorn,  Whitley  City 
McLean.  .  ..  R  M  Stroud,  Calhoun 
Meade  .  . .  L  H  Powell,  Brandenburg 
Menifee  .  .  ..WO  Back,  Frenchburg 
Mercer  

.  .Miss  Ora  L.  Adams,  Harrodsburg 
Metcalfe  Avery  Sartin,  Edmonton 

Monroe  ...  J  E.  Martin,  Tompkinsville 

Montgomery  . .  

Miss  Georgia  Sledd,  Mt  Sterling 
Morgan  . .  Jas  W  Davis,  West  Liberty 
Muhlenberg 

.  ...Miss  Amy  Longest,  Greenville 
Nelson.  . .  .W.  T  McClam,  Baidstown 

Nicholas 

Miss  Lida  E  Gardner,  Carlisle 

Ohio  ...      .     Ozna  Shultz,  Hartford 

Oldham     . .       . .  J  W  Selph,  Lagrange 

Owen         O  V  Jones,  Owenton 

Owsley P  M  Frye,  Booneville 

Pendleton John  N  Gosney,  Falmouth 

Perry         John  Mclntosh,  Hazard 

Pike M.  F  Campbell,  Pikeville 

Powell  Mrs  Kate  S  Bohannon,  Stanton 
Pulaski... Henry  C  Anderson,  Somerset 
Robertson.  Cleveland  Moore,  Mt  Olivet 
Rockcastle  W  A  B.  Davis,  Mt  Vernon 
Rowan  ...  J  H  Powers,  Morehead 
Russell  ....J.  W  Mitchell,  Jamestown 
Scott  .  .Miss  Mary  Bradley,  Georgetown 

Shelby L  H.  Gregg,  Shelby ville 

Simpson  . .  Charles  Turner,  Franklin 
Spencer  .  

Miss  Katie  Beauchamp,  Taylorsville 
Taylor  George  Sapp,  Campbellsville 
Todd  .  .  . .  Luoien  Lindsay,  Elkton 
Tngg  .  Calvert  Wallace,  Cadiz 

Trimble  . .     .Mrs  Carrie  Hood,  Bedford 

Union G  W  Curry,  MorgaffieTd 

Warren  O  P.  Roemer,  Bowling  Green 
Washington 

.    .     Miss  Ella  Shaunty,  Springfield 

Wayne John  C  Brammer,  Monticello 

Webster. ...  A    L   Lloyd,  Dixon 

Whxtley E  F  Davis,  Williamsburgr 

Wolfe Taylor  Shockey,  Camp  ton 

Woodford  .     ..M.  B  Hifner.  .Versailles 


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PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Anchorage,    Jefferson    Co.,    pop    100. 

Supt    of  Schools — W    G    Lord. 

Bellewood  Seminary,  girls*  boarding,  est 
1860,  non-Beet  ,  W.  G  Lord,  A  M  ,  LL 
B ,  Principal 

Arlington,  Carlisle  Co.,  pop.  584 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Hoi  ace  Davis 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    L    Mosby 
Principal  High  School — E    E.  Tartar. 

Ashland,  Boyd  Co.,  pop.  8,688. 

City  Superintendent — James  W    Bradner. 
Principal  County  H    S  — J    W    Bradner 

Auburn,   Logan   Co.,  pop.   697* 

Prin    County  H    S  — John  D    Spears. 

Auburn  Seminary,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  Cumb 
Presb  ,  W.  Lee  Harris,  Acad  Master. 

Augusta,  Bracken  Co.,  pop.  1,718. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    Hargett 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    Shinkle 
City   Superintendent — A    J    Jolly 
Principal  High  School — Inez   Luten 

Barboursville,   Knox   Co,    pop.   1,200. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — T    D     Tuisley. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    F    Stannll 
City  Superintendent — J    Alex  Tinsley 
Prin    County  H    S — J.  Alex  Tinsley. 

Barboursville  Baptist  Institute,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ,  boarding,  Bapt  ,  est.  1898,  J  A. 
Lowery,  Principal. 

Union  College,  coll  ;  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  e»t 
1886,  Percy  L  Ports,  Pres 

Bardstow&v  Kelson  Co.,  pop.  1,711. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    A    Rosenham 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    R    Cox 
Supt    of  Schools — P.  H    Neblet 
Prin    County  H.  S — E.  N    Fulton. 

Bardatown  Baptist  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 

est.    1884,    R    F.    Galther,    Prin 
St    Joseph 'o  College,  boys'  boarding,  R.  C  ; 

est     1819,    Brother    Sulpiclus,    C.    F.    X, 

President. 

Bardwell,  Carlisle  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Principal  County  H    S — Hardm  Graves 

Beaver  Dam,  Ohio  Co.,  pop.  700. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — J  P  McKenney. 
Sec    Bd    Educ-— V.  M    Stewart 
City   Superintendent — J.  Logan  Stillwell. 
Prin    County  H    S — Dudley  S   Tanner. 
Supv.  Music — Miss  Mary  Steuart. 

West  Kentucky  Seminary,  prep  ,  co-ed., 
non-sect.,  O  L.  Shultz,  Principal. 

Bellevue,  Campbell  Co,  pop    6,683. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C.  A.  Patzold 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — J    W    Schuler 
City  Superintendent — J.  W   Ireland 
Supv    Music — Anna  West 
Physical  Culture — Estella  Dlsz 


Benton,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.   875. 

Principal  County  H    S — G    E    Everett, 

Berea,  Madison  Co ,  pop.  1,510. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — 3    S    Gott 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  D    Lewis 

City  Superintendent — Hardm  Long. 

Berea  College,  comprises  the  College,  Nor- 
mal School,  Academy,  Vocational  Schools, 
and  Music  Dept  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ;  est. 
1855,  William  Goodell  Frost,  LLD. 
President. 

Blackey,  Leteher  Co.,  pop.  100 

Stuart  Robinson  College,  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
Presb  ,  est  1914,  Edward  O  Guerrant, 
Pi  incipal. 

Blaine,  Lawrence  Co ,  pop.    200. 

Supt    of  Schools — John  Burfce. 

Blaine  Normal  School,  normal,  private; 
co-ed  ,  est  1880,  G  Milton  Elaxn,  Prin 

Blandvllle,  Ballard  Co,  pop.  165. 

Blandville  Baptist  College,  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
Bapt  ,  J  R  Robinson,  Prin. 

Blooxnfleld,  Nelson  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F    B    Offutt. 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — Ellis  Green 

Principal  High  School — George  W    Peck 

Boonevllle,  Owsley  Co.,  pop.  260. 

Supt    of  Schools— A.  L.  Cole 

Boonevllle  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  Presb., 
est  1895;  Rev.  W.  A  E.  Campbell,  A 
B,  B  D.  Prin. 

Bowling;   Green,  Warren  Co.,  pop.   9,173. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    H    Smith 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  W    Williams 

City   Superintendent — Thomas   C.   Cherry. 

Prin    County  H    S — E.   A.    Sigler. 

Supv    Music — Mary   Arnutage 

Drawinjg — iMiss    Reed   Potter 

Training  School — Laura  Frazel. 

Bowling  Green  Business  University;  bus 
and  sten  ;  est.  1875,  J.  S  Dickey,  Pres 

Ogden  College;   coll  ;  men;  non-sect  ;   est. 

1877,   William  M    Pearce,  A.  B.,  Pres. 
Potter   College;   girls'    boarding;   non-sect.; 

est    1889;  Rev'  B.  F.  Cabell,  Prin 
St    Joseph's  Academy;    girl's   boarding;  R. 

C  ,  Sister  Superior 
Western    Kentucky    State    Normal    School; 

nor,     state;     co-ed.;     est.    1907;    H.    H. 

Cherry,   Pres 

Buffalo,    Lame    Co.,    pop.    800. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — R.  M  Brown. 
Sec  Bd,  Educ — W.  L  Ferrill. 
Principal  High  School — L  L  Hudson 


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East  Lynne  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  .  est.  1874 ,  G  L  Grume,  A.  B , 
Pres. 

Burgin,  Mercer  Co.,  pop.  70S. 

Prin    County  H    S — Lucile  Sharp 

Burkesville,  Cumberland  Co.*  pop.  450. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    E    Jones 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    B    McGee 
Prin    County  H.  S  — Louis  Clifton. 
Alexander    College,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    Presb  ; 

eat.  1870;  J    Russell  Crawford,  A.  B ,  D 

D.,   Prea. 

Burlington,  Boone  Co.,  pop    260. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Edgar  C    Riley 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  Kelly 

Prin    County  H    S — James  A    Caywood 

Calhoun,  McLean  Co,  pop.  760. 

Prin    County  H    S — Cora  Stroud 

Cadiz,  Trigs  Co.,  pop.  1000. 

Prin    County  H    S — N    D    Bryant 

Campbellsbnrg,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  375. 

Campbellsburg  High  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
boarding,  non-sect  ,  est  1894,  J  W 
Pearcy,  Principal 

Campbellsville,  Taylor  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Principal  County  H    S — J    P    Boling 

S  W  Buchanan  Collegiate  Institute,  prep  , 
co-ed;  Presb  ;  est  1904,  Isaac  Mitchell, 
A  Mf  Prin 

Campton,  Wolfe  Co.,  pop.  470. 

Prin.  County  H    S — J    R    Abner. 

Kentucky  Wesleyan  Academy,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ,  M  E  ,  So. ;  George  Clarke,  Prin 

Cane  Spring,  Bullitt   Co. 

Eckstein  Norton  University;  industrial  and 
trade  school. 

Cannier,  Hart   Co.,   pop.   285. 

Supt.  of  Schools— T    T    Johnson 

Lilian  Academy;  girls'  boarding,  S  M.  Dur- 
ham, Prin. 

Carlisle,   Nicholas   Co.,  pop.   1,720. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — I    B    Ross 

Sec    Bd    Educ — S    K    Veach 

City   Superintendent — R     Dean   Squires 

Principal  High  School— B    H    Moore. 

Carrollton,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    p.  Wheeler 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    C    Darling 
City  Superintendent — W    F    O'Donnell 
Principal  High  School — J    H    "Way 

St     John's    Select    School,    prep.;    co-ed  ; 

B    C  ,  Sister  Calista,  Superior 

Catlettsbnrsr,  Boyd  Co.,  pop.  8,620. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    Kmcaid 

Sec    Bd    Educ— C    E    Silcott 

City  Superintendent — J    O    Faulkner 

Principal  High  School— C.  V   Hannum. 


Central  City,  Muhlenberg  Co.,   pop.   2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    P    Tuck 
City    Superintendent — T     S     Williams 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mai  tin  Moore 
Principal  High  School — E    Y    Allen 
Supv     Music — Lillian   Marshall 
Domestic  Science — Bobbie  Terny 
Draw    &  Penmanship — Lillian  Batsel 

Clinton  Hickman  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Prin    County  H    S — H.  W    Puckett 

Marvin  University  School,  prep  :  co-ed  ; 
M.  E  So  ,  A  J  South,  Principal. 

Cloverport,  Breckinridge   Co ,  pop.   1,656. 

Supt    of  Schools — Rufus  McCoy 

Columbia,  Adair  Co.,  pop.  900. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    W    Browder 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    S    Chandler 
City  Superintendent — T    B    Huffaker 
Principal  High  School — P    G    Chandler 

Lindsay- Wilson  Training  School;  prep  ,  co- 
ed ,  M  E  ,  est  1903,  J  S  Chandler, 
Principal 

Columbtis,  Hickman   Co ,  pop.  1,250. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Otis  Peebles 
Sec    Bd    Educ — N    I    Hess 
Principal  High  School — M    C    Jewell 

Corinth,    Grant   Co,   pop.   475. 

Northern  Kentucky  Normal  Academy, 
prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  D  J  Wright, 
Prin 

Corydon,  Henderson  Co,  pop.  BOO. 

Prin    County  H    S  — L    H    Gehman 

Covlngton,  Kenton  Co.,  pop    53,270. 

Pres     Bd    Educ — E     W     Pflueger 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  A    Shore. 
City    Superintendent — Homer    O     Sluss. 
Supervisor  Music — J    L    Newhall 
Manual   Training — H    E    Roberts 
Domestic  Science — Miss  J.  D.  Johnson. 
Physical  Culture — Anna  Campbell 
Drawing1 — Mrs    K    Culbertson. 
Penmanship — May  L>nch 
Kindergarten — Elizabeth   Pyle 
Commercial — C    S    Chambers 

PUBLIC  HIGH    SCHOOLS 
Covmgton    High    School,    12th    and    Russell 

Sts  ,  H    S    Cox,  Principal 
William  Giant  High  School,  Seventh  street, 

R    L    Yancey,  Principal 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  B. 
C  ;  Sister  Mary  Armella,  Priu 

St  Joseph's  School  for  Boys,  boys'  board- 
Ing,  Brother  Francis  Lehr,  Prin.,  107  E. 
12th 

St  Walburg  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  K.  C.; 
est.  1859;  Mother  Walburg  Saelinger 
Prioress,  72  B  Twelfth  St. 


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Crescent  Springs,  Kenton  Co.,  pop    300. 

Villa  Madonna  Academy,  girls'  boarding; 
R  C  f  Sisters  of  St.  Benedict,  Sister 
Directress 

Cynthiana,  Harrison  Co.,  pep.   3,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — B    T    Riggs 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Josephus  Martin 
City  Superintendent — R    I    Cord 
Principal  High  School — C    W.   Denham 

Danville,  Boyle  Co ,  pop.  5,420. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Lydia  Lewis 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — George  H    Hocker 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S — J    A    Carnaghey 

Central  Preparatory  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
non-sect  ,  L  C  Bosley,  Pimcipal 

Central  University  of  Kentucky;  coll  , 
men,  Presb  ,  est  1822,  Rev  William  A 
Ganfield,  D  B  ,  Pi  esident 

Harris  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
Miss  Dove  Hams,  Principal 

Kentucky  College  for  "Women,  girls'  board- 
ing, Presb  ,  est  1860,  M  M  Allen,  A  B, 
President 

Dawsonspringrs,  Hopkins  Co  ,  pop    1,000. 

Prin    County  H    S — J    C    Jenkins. 

Dayton,  Campbell  Co.,  pop    6,970 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — W    H    McCormick. 
Sec.   Bd    Educ — John    Chrest. 
City  Superintendent — L.  N    Taylor. 
Principal  High  School— J    M    McVey 
Supv    Music — N.  B    Yeardley. 
Drawing — Mrs.  Lena  S    Martin. 
Stenography — Margaret  McGinnis 

Dekoven,  Union  Co ,  pop.  650. 

Pimcipal  County  H   S — R   L   Lisanby 

Earlington,  Hopkins  Co.,  pop   3,012. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Paul  M    Moore 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Ernest  Newton 
City  Superintendent — C    E.  Dudley 
Prin    County  H    S — C.   E    Dudley 

Bddyville,  Lyon  Co.,  pop   1,250. 

Principal  County  H    S  — Mrs    J    A    Holton 

Eiizabethtown,  Hardin  Co.,  pop.  1,070. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William   Essex 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    T    Jones 
City  Superintendent — R    Y    Maxey 
Prin    County  H.  S  — C.  H.  Gifford. 

Hardin   Collegiate  Institute,   prep  ;   co-ed  ; 

Presb. ,   J    E    Austin    Jr ,   Prin. 
St     James'    School,    prep  ,    co-ed.,    R.    C., 

Sister  M    Gabriel,  Prin 

Elizaville,  Fleming  Co.,  pop.  199. 

Supt    of  Schools — Thornton  Cowan 

"Willow*  Dell  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non- 
Beet.;  James  H.  McGohan,  Prin. 

Elkton,  Todd  Co.,  pop.  1,123. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — George  P    Street 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — J    M    Weathers 

City  Superintendent — E    B.  "Weathers,  Jr 

Prin.  County  H.  S. — E.  B.  Weathers,  Jr. 


ISlkton — continued 

Vanderbilt  Training  School,  boys'  boarding; 
M.  E  So  ,  est  1892,  W  O  Batts,  B.  A, 
W.  P  Matheney,  B  A,  Principals 

Eminence,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  1,018. 

Prin    County  H    S — J    B    Sibley 

Erlangrer,  Kenton  Co.,  pop    650. 

Principal  County  H    S — P    L    Hamlett 

Falmonth,  Fendleton  Co ,  pop.  1,134. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    J    Rule 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Luther   Bradford 
City  Superintendent — G    H    Wells 
Principal   High  School — Olive  Mullins 

Flemingsburg,   Fleming  Co.,    pop.   1,350. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    L   Dudley 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    J    Sutton 
City  Supeimtendent — Edmund  Wroe 
Principal  High  School — Lee  Hunt 

Fordsville,  Ohio  Co.,  pop    700. 

Principal  County  H    S — F    T    Shultz 

Frankfort,  Franklin  Co ,  pop.  10,465. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    H    Roberts 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    V.  McChesney 
City  Superintendent — Hugh  C    McKee 
Prin    County  H    S — Geo.   C.   Downing 
Supv     Music — Alice   L     Smart 
Domestic  Science — Elizabeth  Jallings 
Draxvmg — Jessie  M    Cox 
Physical    Culture — Ruth   McChesney 
Supt    Colored  Schools — W    H    Mayo. 

Kentucky  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute 
(colored),  normal,  state,  co-ed,  est. 
1S87,  G  P.  Russell,  A.  M.,  President. 

St  Joseph's  Academy,  girl's  boarding,  E. 
C  ,  Sister  Superior. 

Franklin,  Simpson  Co.,  pop.  3,063. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Judge  Joe  Aspley. 

Sec   Bd   Educ — H   H.  Knapp 

City  Supt    &  Prin    Co    H    S— W    A    Price 

Supv    Music — Josie  Parard 

Franklin  Female  College,  coll.  and  prep  ; 
girls,  non-sect  ,  est  1864,  Rev  Nathaniel 
Smylie,  President 

Luna  School,  The,  boys'  prep  ;  non-sect ; 
est.  1898,  E  I  Luna,  Prin. 

Madison  Hall,  girl's  boarding,  non-sect  ; 
Miss  Maude  Blair,  Principal. 

Southern  School  of  Osteopthy,  osteop.;  co- 
ed ;  est  1898;  Robert  W  Bowling,  M. 
D  ,  D  O  ,  Dean. 

Fulton,  Fulton  Co.,  pop.  4,000. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — I    H    Read 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S   W   Paris. 
City   Superintendent — J    O    Cheek 
Principal  H    S — Miss  Alma  Givena 
Physical  Culture — Roy  Thomas. 

Georgetown,   Scott  Co.,  pop.   3,900. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — B    A    Lair 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George  Lancaster 
City  Superintendent — Jesse  C.  Waller, 
Prin   County  H   S — J.  C    Waller. 


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Georgetown — continued 
Cardome   Academj  ,    girl's  hoarding,   R    C  , 

Mother  Superior 
Georgetown      College,      comprises      College, 

School   of  Music,   and  Preparatory  Dept  , 

co-ed  ,      Bapt  ,      est       1821),      Maiden      B 

Adams,  LL    D,  President 
Hackley   School,   girls'   boarding,   non-sect  , 

Miss  M    Hackley,  Principal 
Moore    School,     girls'    boarding,    non-sect  , 

Miss  Alice  Moore,   Principal 

Getbsexnane,  Nelson  Co.,  pop.  110. 

Gethsemane  College,  boys'  boarding,  R.  C  , 
Edward  M  Obrecht,  O  C  R.,  Prin 

Ghent,  Carroll  Co.,  pop    580. 

Principal  County  H    S — C    H    Moore 

Glasgow,  Barren  Co  ,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — Nettie  B    Depp 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    G    Crenshaw 
City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S— W    M    Fotty 
Supv     Music — Mis    Beulah    Sleene 
Drawing — Mrs    M    A    Tuiner 

Liberty  College  for  Women ,  coll ,  nor , 
prep  ,  girls,  n  on -sect  ,  est  1874,  M.  W 
Hatton,  President 

Urania  Normal  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  »  non- 
sect  ,  Rice  E  Eubank,  A  B ,  Prin 

Glendale,   Hardin   Co.,  pop.   220. 

Supt    of  Schools — D    H    Lyon 

Lynnland  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  George 
Perry,  Principal. 

Greensburg,  Green  Co.,  pop.  860. 

Principal  County  H    S — S    A    Beauchamp. 

Greennp,  Greenup  Co.,  pop.  711 

Prin    County  H    S — Annie  M    Davidson 

Greenville,   Muhlenberg   Co,   pop.    2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    J    Sparks 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    C    Lewis 

City  Superintendent — C    C    Hay  den 

Principal  High  School — V    M    Moseley 

Hardinsburg,  Breckenridge  Co.,  pop.  689. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — J  W  Trent 
Sec  Bd  Educ — J  A.  Haynes 
Principal  High  School — T  S  "Williams 

Breckenridge  Normal  College;  normal,  pri- 
vate, co-ed.;  D.  S  Roberts,  A.  B,  Pres 

Harlan,  Harlan   Co,  pop    600. 

Supt    of  Schools — E    F    Dizney. 
Prin    County  H    S — A    C    Jones. 

Harlan  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Presb.; 
est  1889,  J  G  Wade,  A.  M,  LL  Df 
Prin 

Harlan  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute, 
private,  nor  and  Indus  ,  co-ed  ;  Presb.; 
est.  1391,  Miss  Mary  Johns,  Principal 


Harrodaburg,  Mercer  Co.,  pop*  2,900. 

Supt    of  Schools — J    G    Prather 
Prin    County  H    S  — J    G    Prather 
Beaumont    College,    girls'    boarding,    non- 
sect  ,  est    1894,  T    Smith,  Pres 
Wayman    Institute,    (colored),    Presb,    co- 
ed ,    boarding,    A     M     E  ,    Geo     W     Saf- 
fella,  Prin 

Hartford,  Ohio  Co.,  pop.  1,000 

Prin    County  H    S  — H    E    Brown 

Hartford  College  and  Business  Institute; 
prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  T  J  Morton, 
Prin. 

Hawesvtile,  Hancock  Co ,  pop.  1,050. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Howard  Lambert 
Sec    Bd    Educ — James  Patterson 
Principal  High   School — E    P    Kelly 

Hazard,  Perry  Co.,  pop.  400. 

Supt    of  Schools — J    E    Wilson 

Hazard  Baptist  Institute,  normal,  private, 
co-ed  ,  est  1900,  A  S  Petrey,  Principal 

Hazel,  Calloway  Co ,  pop.  475 

Prin    County  H    S  — T    R    Jones. 

Hazel  Green,  Wolfe  Co,  pop    225. 

Hazel  Green  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
Christ  ,  est  1888,  boarding,  James  Thom- 
son McGarvey,  Principal 

Henderson,  Henderson  Co  ,  pop.  11,452. 

Pres    Bd    Educ —William  Elliott. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — C    A    Katterjohn. 
City  Superintendent — James  W    Welch 
Principal  High   School — Arkley  Wright 
Supv    Music — Miss  Attaway  Dyer. 
Manual  Training — W    L.  Thomasson. 
Domestic  Science — Elizabeth  King 
Domestic  Art — Mrs    Nannie  M    Dixon. 
Drawing  Miss  Lida  Williams. 

Hickman,  Fulton  Co.,  pop.  1,850. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — C  L  Walker 
Sec  Bd  Educ — H  L  Barrett 
City  Supt  &  Prin  Co  H  S  —  J  M  Calvin 

Hlndman,  Knott  Co ,  pop.  331. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Adam  Campbell 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — P    H    Stui  divant 
City  Superintendent — Adam  Campbell 
Principal  High  School — William  Gould 

Hindman  School,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non-sect, 
George  Clarke,  Prin 

W  C  T  TJ  Settlement  Sen  JT»  prep  ;  co- 
ed ,  boarding,  non-sect  ,  e>».  1902,  Miss 
May  Stone,  Principal 

Hodgenville,  Larue  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Clarence  Redman 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — L    C   Hubbard 
City  Supeiintendent — R    H    Shipp 

Kenyon  College,  prep.,  co-ed,  non-iect.; 
Charles  William  Barnes,  Prim. 


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Hopkinsville,    Christian    Co.,    pop,   9,419. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Ira  L.  Smith. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — J    E    McPherson 
City   Superintendent — J    W.   Marion. 
Principal  High  School — M    L    Gerton. 
Pnn    Colored  H    S  — Mrs    Fannie  Postell 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Fete  Edward. 

Bethel  Female  College,  girls*  boarding, 
Bapt  ,  est  1856,  W  S  Peterson,  Pres 

Locky ear's  Business  College ,  bus  and  sten  , 
co-ed  ,  est  1905,  J  W  Walton,  Prin 

Huston ville,  Lincoln  Co  ,  pop    430 

Prin    County  H    S — S    S    Robinson 

Central  Christian  College,  prep  ;  co-ed  , 
Christian,  Miss  Mary  F.  Wood,  Prin 

Hyden,   Leslie   Co ,  pop    325. 

Supt    of  Schools — J    R    Baker 

Hyden  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Preib  , 
Carl  W  Lewey,  A  B  ,  Prin 

Independence,  Kcnton  Co.,  pop.  193. 

Prin    County  H    S — Charles  Verner  Lucy 

Jackson,  Breathitt  Co,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  Turner 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W   W    Haddit. 
Supt    of  Schools — H    H    Harris 
Prin    County  H    S  — Irving  Turner 

Lees  Collegiate  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
boarding,  Presb  ,  est  1891,  Charles  A 
Leonard,  A.  M,  Principal 

Jett,  Franklin  Co ,  pop.  90. 

Excelsior  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Christ  , 
Mrs  Polk  South,  Principal 

La  Center,  Ballard  Co ,  pop    435. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    E    Law- 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    S    Johnson         • 
Principal  High  School — W    H    Sugg 

La  Grange,  Oldham  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Prin    County  H    S — W    L    Dawson 

Funk  Seminary,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
Jtohn  W  Selph,  Prin. 

Lancaster,  Garrard  Co.,  pop.  1,640. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    D    Cochran. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — J   B    Kinnalrd. 
City  Supt    &  Prin.  H    S  — M    L    Caneer. 
Supv.  Music— Miss  M    M.  Walsh. 

Lawrenceburg,  Anderson  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Prin   County  H.  S — Mrs.  C.  W.  Kavanaugh 

Lebanon,  Marlon  Co.,  pop.  3,100. 

City    Superintendent — J    R    Sterrett 
Prin    County  H    S — J.  R    Sterrett. 
Supt.  Colored  Schools — Walter  Roberts 

St.  Augustine's  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.,  R. 
C  ,  Rev.  J*  A.  Hogarty,  Principal 

Leitcbfleld,  Grayson  Co.,  pop.  940. 

Prin    Country  H.  S.-— T.  A.  Humblt, 


Lexington,  Fayette  Co ,  pop.  35,009. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — R,     D     Norwood 

Sec    Bd   Educ — J    O    H    Simrall. 

City   Superintendent — Massillon  A    Caiaidy 

Pnn    Morton  H    S  — M    E    Ligon 

Prin    Russell  H    S  — W    H    Fonde 

Supei visor   Music — Alice  Gordon 

Manual  Training — Mary  Brown 

Domestic    Science — Ann    Simroll 

Physical  Culture — Mary  Anna  Bean. 

Kindergarten — Lucy  \Valby 

Commercial — M    A.  Walby. 

Stenography — M.  J    Hunt. 

Clay's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ,  est 
18D7,  Helen  S  Clay,  Principal 

College  of  the  Bible  of  Transylvania  Uni- 
versity, theol  ,  Disciples  of  Christ;  e«t 
1865,  Hall  Laurie  Calhoun,  Ph  D,  Dean 

Gordon  School,  boys'  boarding;  non-sect  , 
est  1876,  A  N  Gordon,  A  M,  Principal, 
180  E  Maxwell  Street. 

Hamilton  College  of  Transylvania  Univer- 
sity, girls'  boarding,  non-sect  ,  est.  1869; 
E  W  McDiarnied,  President 

St  Catherine's  Academy;  girls'  boarding; 
R  C,  est  1823,  Sister  Mary  Imelda, 
Superior. 

Sayre  College  for  Young  Women,  girls' 
boarding:,  Presb  ,  est  1854,  Rev  J.  M 
Spencer,  Pres 

Smith  'Business  College ,  bus ,  sten.  and  tel  ; 
est  1876,  Wilbur  R.  Smith,  President 

State  University  of  Kentucky,  comprise* 
College  of  Arts  and  Science,  of  Agricul- 
ture, of  Civil  Engineering,  of  Mechanical 
and  Electrical  Engineering,  of  Mines  and 
Metallurgy,  of  Law,  and  Graduate  School, 
co-ed  ;  non-sect.;  est  1865;  Henry  Stltes 
Barker,  LL.  D ,  President. 

State  University  of  Kentucky;  College  of 
Civil  Engineering,  courses  in  civil  and 
highway  engineering,  Walter  E.  Rowe, 
C  E  ,  Dean 

State  University  of  Kentucky,  College  of 
Mechanical  and  Electrical  Engineering; 
courses  In  mechanical,  chemical,  and 
electrical  engineering:,  Frederick  Paul  An- 
derson, M.  E ,  Director. 

State  University  of  Kentucky;  College  of 
Mines  and  Metallurgy;  four-year,  two-year 
and  practical  miners'  course;  Charles  J 
Norwood,  M  S,  Dean 

State  University  of  Kentucky,  College  of 
Law;  three-year  course;  est.  1908;  Wil- 
liam T  Lafferty,  A.  M,  Dean. 
Transylvania  University,  comprises  the  Col- 
lege, Hamilton  College  (for  women). 
Preparatory  School,  and  the  College  of 
the  Bible,  Disc,  of  Christ;  est  1798, 
Richard  Henry  Crosafield,  Ph.  D.,  Presi- 
dent 

Llvermore,  McLean  Co.,  pop.  900. 
Pres   Bd    Educ — H    J    Beard. 
Sec.  Bd   Educ  — E.  E    Quisenberry 
Principal  High  School — W.  L    Matthews 

London,  laurel  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — E    H.  Hackney. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  — S.  A    Lovelace 
City  Superintendent — J    C.  Lewis 
Supv.  Music — Miss  Cora  Green 


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London — continued  I 

Sue  Bennett  Memorial  School,  prep.,  co- 
ed ,  1897,  M  E  So  .  J  C  Lewis,  A  M, 
Prin. 

Loretto,  Marion  Co,  pop.  165. 

Loretta  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R  C  : 
est  1812,  Mother  Praxedes,  Superior. 

Louisa,  Lawrence  Co ,  pop.  1,150. 

Supt    of  Schools — W    M    Byington 
Prin   County  H.  S. — E   M   Kennison. 

Kentucky  Normal  College,  co-ed  ,  state,  W 
M  Byington,  Principal 

Louisville,  Jefferson  Co ,  pop   223,D28 
Pres    Bd    Educ — Edward  Gottschalk 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Henry  B.  Manly 
Cit}   Superintendent — O    L.    Reid 
Supv    Principal — H    L    Donovan 
Supv    Principal — Ida  Rudolf 
Supv    Principal — Miss  S    B    Rutherford 
Supv    Principal — Minnie  Semomn 
Stapv    Principal — 'Marian    Curry 
Supv    Music — Mias  Caroline  B.  Bourgard. 
Drawing — Miss  Lena  Hillerich. 
Manual  Training — George  B   Frazee 
Physical  Training — W   E    Hawthorne 
Industrial  Work — Miss  Sarah  L    Rogers 
Primary  and  Kindergartens — Louise  Dietz 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS. 
Boys'    High    School,    Brook    and    Breckln- 
ridge   Sts  ,    C    E    Reed,    Principal 

Louisville  Girls'  High  School,  5th  and  Hill 
Sts  ,  H  B  Moore,  Principal. 

Central  Colored  High  School,  9th  and  Maga- 
zine Sts  ,  W  B.  Matthews,  Principal. 

Normal  School,  1128-1140  East  Broadway, 
Miss  Elizabeth  G.  Breckenridge,  Prin. 

Colored  Normal,  Jackson  and  Breckenrldge 
Sts  ,  A  E.  Meyzeek,  Principal. 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Mercy,  girls' 
boarding;  R  C  ;  Sister  Margaret  Mary 
Carroll,  Prin 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C  ,  Sister  Superior,  Cherokee 
Drive 

Bryant  &  Stratton  Business  College;  bus 
sten  and  tel  ,  est  1864,  E  B  Kelly, 
President,  Second  and  Walnut. 

Bush  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ,  319 
S  Fourth 

Central  Law  School  (colored),  law,  co-ed., 

est     1892,    William    C     Brown,    LL     D, 

Dean,  2704  W    Walnut 
Clark's  School  of  Business,  bus    and  sten  ; 

non-sect,   est.  1906,  P    W    Clark,   Pres, 

937  S    Fourth. 
Country  Day  School,  boys'  boarding  and  day, 

non-sect  ,   est.    1911;  William  Davenport, 

Headmaster,  Douglas  Boulevard 
Creager  Business  School,  bus    and  sten  ;  J 

D    Creager,   Principal,    128   W    Brecken- 

ridgre 


Louisville — continued 

Cross  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ,  Mm 
Laura  B  Cross,  Prin,  924  Fourth 

Holy  Rosary  Academy,  girls*  boarding,  R 
C  ,  Sister  Vincentia  Maguire,  Superior,  418 
W  Ormsby 

Kentucky  Home  School  for  Girls,  girls' 
boarding,  non-sect  ,  est  1865,  Miss  Annie 
S  Waters,  Principal,  1220  Fourth  Street. 

Louisville  College  of  Dentistry,  Central 
University  of  Kentucky,  dent  ,  men,  est 
1887,  W.  E.  Grant,  M  D ,  D.  D  S,  Dean, 
Brook  and  Broadway  Sts 

Louisville  College  of  Pharmacy,  phar.,  co- 
ed ,  est  1872,  Gordon  L  Curry,  Dean, 
104  W  Chestnut 

Louisville  Normal  School,  normal;  state, 
co-ed  ,  Elizabeth  Breckenndge,  Pres ,  627 
E  Market 

Louisville  Training  School,  boys'  boarding, 
Mil.,  non-sect  ,  est  1889,  W.  H  Pritchett, 
A  M,  Headmaster,  4553  Third 

Presbyterian  Theological  Seminary  of  Ken- 
tucky, theol  ,  men,  est.  1853;  Rev 
Charles  R  Hemphill,  LL  D ,  President, 
Broadway  and  First  St. 

Presentation  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R 
C  ,  Sister  Eutopia,  Superior,  861  Fourth 

St  Benedict's  Cedar  Grove  Academy,  girls' 
boaiding  ,R  C  ,  est  1842,  Sistei  Superior, 
35th  and  Rudd 

St  Xavler's  College,  boys'  boarding;  R  C  , 
Brother  James,  Director,  118  W  Broad- 
way. 

Schwartz  School,  bus  and  sten  ,  est  1892. 
Dr  Geo  W  Schwartz,  Ph  D,  LL.  D, 
Prin 

Semple  Collegiate  and  Moore  Primary 
School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Lucy  Baird,  Prin,, 
1135  4th 

Southern  Baptist  Theological  Seminary, 
theol  ,  men,  Bapt  ,  est  1859,  Rev  E.  Y 
Mullins,  D  D ,  LL  D ,  Pres ,  408  W. 
Broadway 

Spencerian  Commercial  School;  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1892,  Enos  Spencer,  Pres. 
Sixth  and  Mam 

State  University  (colored) ,  coll ,  nor., 
prep  ,  music  and  indust  depts  ,  Bapt  ; 
est.  1879,  Rev  William  T.  Amiger,  LL. 
D ,  President. 

Tharp  University  School;  boys'  prep  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1900,  William  H  Tharp.  Prin, 
519  Zane  St 

University  of  Louisville,  comprises  College 
of  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences;  Medical 
Department,  and  Law  Department;  co- 
ed ;  non-sect  ,  est  1907;  John  Patterson, 
LL  D  ,  Dean,  119  West  Broadway. 

University  of  Louisville,  Law  Department, 
law;  men,  est  1847,  C.  B.  Seymour,  Dean. 
812  W  Chestnut. 

University  of  Louisville,  Medical  Depart- 
ment, med  ,  regr ,  men,  est  1837;  Henry 
E  Tuley.  M  D,  Dean,  101  W.  Chestnut 
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Louisville — continued 

University  of  Louisville  Music  Department, 
Director,  119  W  Broadway 

Ursulme  Academy  of  the  Immaculate  Con- 
ception, prep  ,  girls,  R  C  ,  est  1864; 
Mother  Theodore,  Superior,  806  East 
Chestnut 

Ludlow,  Kenton  Co ,  pop.  4,163. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — W    F.  Matteson. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    J    Ordelmundt. 
City  Superintendent — Welby  D    Reynolds 
Principal  High  School — C   O   Morgan 
Supv    Music — N    B.  Teardley. 

Lyndon,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  100 

Kentucky  Military  Institute,  military;  non- 
sect  ;  est  1845,  C  W  Fowler,  M.  A.,  C. 
E  ,  Supt. 


Washington   Co.,   pop     190. 

Mackville  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non 
sect  ,  W.  I    Hume,   Prin 

Madiaonville,  Hopkins  Co ,  pop.  4,000 

Pres  Bd  Educ — Lee  Gibson 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — J  J  Glenn 
City  Superintendent — R  H  Gatter 

Atkinson  Literary  and  Industrial  School 
(colored) ,  co-ed  ,  A  M  E  ,  J  M  Martin, 
Principal. 

Marlon,  Crlttenden  Co.,  pop    1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    G    Rochester 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H   A.  Haynes 

City  Superintendent — V    L    Christian 

Principal  High  School — C    H    Richardson 

Mayfleld,  Graves  Co ,  pop.  5,916« 

Pres    Bd    Educ— W    J    Webb 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    Voris  Gregory. 
City  Superintendent — M    M    Faughender. 
Principal  High  School — C    T    Canon 

Maysville,  Mason  Co.,  pop.  6,141. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    P    Browning 

Sec    Bd   Educ — J   H.  Richardson 

City  Superintendent — William  J.  Caphinger. 

Principal  High  School — G    C    Mance 

Supv    Music — Marie  Hanselxnan. 

Domestic  Science — Edith  Dickson. 

Middlesboro,  iBell  Co ,  pop.  7,305. 

•City   Superintendent — F.  A    Cosgrove 

Middleburg,  Casey  Co.,  pop.  190. 

Prin    County  H    S — R.  G   Huey 

Middleburg  Normal  College,  normal,  pri- 
vate, co-ed  ,  est.  1881,  J.  Sherman  Law- 
horn,  B  Ped ,  Pres 

Millersburg',  Bourbon  Co.,  pop*  900. 

Millersburg  Female  College;  girls*  board- 
ing, non-sect  ;  est  1850,  Rev  C.  C. 
Fisher,  A  M,  President. 

Millersburg  Military  Institute,  boys'  board- 
ing; mil.,  non-sect.;  Col.  C.  M.  Best, 
Principal. 

Minerva,  Mason  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Prin    County  H   S>— • J.  A.  Caldwell. 


Monticello,  Wayne  Co.,  pop    1,200. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    H    Shearer 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    A.  Patten 
City  Superintendent — C  O  Ryan. 
Prin    County  H    S  — Homer  Heed 

Morehead,  Rowan  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 

Supt    of  Schools — J    Van  Harris 

Morehead  Normal  School;  normal,  private 
co-ed  ,  J  Wesley  Hatcher,  Principal 

Morganfleld,  Union  Co,  pop.   2,100. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — N  C  Hammack 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H    Ladd. 
City  Superintendent — R.   A    Edwards 
Pun    County  H    S — R    A.  Edwards. 

Morgantown,  Butler  Co.,  pop.  850. 

Pimcipal  County  H    S — O    J    Jones 

Mount  Sterling,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  4,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Charles  D.  Grubbs 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    H    Stiassman,  Jr 
Supt   of  Schools — W.  O   Hopper. 
Principal  High  School — W    C    Jetton 
Supv    Music — Ethel  Ferguson 

Goodwin's  Male  High  School;  boys'  board- 
ing; non-sect  ,  M.  J  Goodwin,  Prin. 

Mount  Vernon,  Bock  Castle  Co.,  pop.  850. 

Prm.  County  H.  S — J    S    Irvine 
Brown    Memorial   School,    girls'    industrial, 
Presby  ,  Miss  Mary  Rose  McCord,  Princi- 
pal 

Murray,   Calloway  Co.,  pop.  2,300. 

Supt    of  Schools— J    W    Jones. 

Nazareth,  Nelson  Co.,  pop.  45. 

Nazareth  Academy;  girls'  boarding,  R.  C., 
est  1814,  Sister  Mary  Ignatius,  Direct- 
ress 

Nerinx,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  17. 
Loietto   Academy,    girls'   boarding,   R.   C., 
est    1812.  Mother  Praxedes,  Superior. 

New  Castle,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  700. 

Prm   County  H.  S  — L   S  Rhoodes. 

Newport,  Campbell   Co.,  pop.  30,309. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — O.  A.  Frickman 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — Emil  Gerhardt 
City  Superintendent— W   P   King 
Principal  High  School — W.  A.   Evans. 
Manual  Training — Edward  Bodenstem. 
Drawing — Julia  Kountz 
Penmanship — Louise  Knoop 

Academy  of  the  Immaculata,  prep  ,  co-ed.; 

est    1858;  Sisters  of  Charity. 
Academy  Notre  Dame  of  Providence;  girls' 

boarding;    R.    C  ,     est.     1889,     Reverend 

Mother  Maria,  C.  D.  P .  Prin. 
Clark's     Commercial     College;     bus      and 

sten.;  W.  D    Clark,  Pres. 
Mount  St.  Martin's  Seminary;  girls'  board- 
ing; R    C  ,  Mother  Maria,  Prm. 
Newport  Business   College,  bus    and   sten  , 

est.  1890,  W.  C.  Pegg,   Principal,  Fourth 

and  Monmouth, 


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Nlcholasville,   Jessamine   Co.*  pop.  2,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — George  L    Collins 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — James   B     Steara 
City  Superintendent — Lee  KIrkpatrick 
Principal  High  School — Mrs    Jas    B.  Stears 
Supv     Music — Miss    Lena    Phillips 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Alice  Gordon. 
Supt    Colored  Schools — R    W    Russell 


North  MIddletown,  Bourbon  Co ,  pop.  500. 

Kentucky  Classical  and  Business  College; 
prep  and  mus  ,  co-ed  ,  boarding,  est 
1868,  John  Christopherson,  A  B,  Presi- 
dent 


Olive  Hill,   Carter  Co,   pop.   1,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  DeHart 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — William  Durham 

City  Superintendent — George  M    Haldane 

Owensboro,  Daviess  Co.,  pop.  16,011. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — J    C.  Frederick. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    W    Porter 
City  Superintendent — James  H    Rlsley 
Prln    County  H    S — J    L.  Foust. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Vertner  Long 
Domestic  Science — Annie  H   Young 
Manual  Training— M    C    Evans 
Drawing — Cora  Lee  Webb 
Pen'ship  and  Com'l — M.  E    Pace. 

Daviess  County  Business  College;  bus  and 
•ten  ,  est  1894 ,  Eugene  B  Miller,  Prin , 
Second  and  Allen 


Owenton,  Owen  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — O  V  Jones 
Sec  Bd  Educ — L  S  Starnes 
City  Superintendent — Ben  Vollandingham 

Cal  dwell  Academy  and  Graded  School; 
prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ;  Jesse  C.  Cald- 
well.  Prln 

Owinffsvllle,  Bath  Co ,  pop.  1,250 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    S    Gudgell 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    T    Byron 
City  Superintendent — C    F    Martin 
Prln    County  H    S. — lone  Gordon 

Faducah,  McCracken  Co.,  pop.  22,760. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — W    J    Hills 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — D    Wilcox 
City   Superintendent — J    H    Bentley. 
Principal   High    School — Adah    Brazelton 
Supv    Music  &  Drawing1 — Emma  Acker. 
Manual  Training — John  Hines. 
Domestic  Science — Lute  Troutt 
Physical  Culture — R.  P    Williams 

Central    Business   College;   bus.    and  sten. ; 

est.    1902.    William    C.    Strong,    Ph.    G, 

Prin. 
Draughon's     Practical      Business     College, 

bus    and  sten  ;   A.    M.   Rouse.   Mgr.,    E12 

Broadway, 
fit    Mary's  Academy;  prep  ,   co-ed.,  R.   C  ; 

Sister  Agathina,    Prln 


Falntgville,  Johnson  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Prin    County  H    S — P    H    Hopkins 

Sandy  Valley  Seminary,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  P  S  Murrill,  Principal 

Paris,  Bourbon  Co.,  pop.  5,859. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — N    H    Rion 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — F    L.  Lapeley. 

City   Superintendent — T.   A    Hendricks 

Principal  High  School — O    L    Shultz 

Supv    Music — Miss  Wiard 

Physical   Culture — Mies  Lynch. 

Drawing — Mrs    Buck. 

Harp  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  Miss 
Harp,  Principal 

Paris  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
Edward  M  Costello,  Prin 

Sutherland  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
Mrs  Sutherland,  Principal 

Tipton's  Select  School,  Miss,  girls'  board- 
in,  non-sect  ,  Miss  M.  S  Tipton,  Prln. 

Yerkes'  Private  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  W.  L.  Yerkes,  Prin 

Pembroke,  Christian  Co.,  pop.  800* 

Prin    County  H    g — B    F    Brown 

PlkevlUe,  PJke  Co,  pop.  1,700. 

Prin    County  H    S — R    M    Doskin 

Pikeville  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Presb  .  e«L 
1889,  Jacob  P  Whitehead,  President. 

Ptneville,  Bell  Co,  pop.  2,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    G    Foley. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    S    Chappell 

City   Superintendent — B    W    Sherrill 

Prin    High  School — Mrs    L    H    Montgomery. 

Johnson  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
Mayme  Johnson,  Principal 

Princeton,  Caldwell  Co.,  pop.  2,600. 

City  Supt   &  Prin   Co   H   S  — R.  A.  London 

Princeton  Collegiate  Institute,  piep  ,  co- 
ed., Presb  ;  John  M  Richmond,  Prin 

Providence,  Webster  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    E    Morgan 
Sec    Bd    Educ — D    W    Dunbar 
City  Superintendent — C    C    Miller 
Principal  High  School — Elliott  James. 

Male  and  Female  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed,; 
non-sect.;  J.  Y.  Brown,  Prin. 

Richmond,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  5,340. 

City  Superintendent— D    W.  Bridges 
Prln    County  H    S. — D.  W.  Bridges 

Eastern    Kentucky    State    Normal    School; 

nor ;    state,    co-ed  ,    T    J     Coates,    Prin. 
Gwynne  School,  boys'  prep  ,   non-sect  ;  W 

B    Gwynne,  Principal 
Madison  Female  Institute;  girls'  boarding;; 

Christian,  est    1856,  J.  B    Cassidy,  Prin. 


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BusseUville,  Logan  Co.,  pop    3,111. 

City    Superintendent — W     N     Schackleford. 
Prin    County  H    S  — Jas    H    Fuqua 

Bethel  College,  coll,  prep  dept  ,  co-ed.; 
Bapt  ,  est  1854,  Harry  G  Brownell,  B. 
S  ,  President 

Logan  Female  College,  girls'  boarding, 
M  E.  So  ,  est  1856,  J  W  Repass,  D.  D, 
Pres 

Russellville  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  Miss  Fannie  Bowden,  Principal 

fit.  John,  Hardin  Co ,  pop.  28. 

Bethlehem  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R 
C. ,  Mother  M.  Kevin,  Superior 

St.  Joseph,  Daviess  Co ,  pop.  40. 

Mount  St  Joseph's  Academy,  girls*  board- 
ing, R  C  ,  Mother  M  Augustine,  Prin 

St.  Mary,  Marion  Co ,  pop.  200. 

St  Mary's  College,  coll  ,  men;  R  C.,  est. 
1820,  Very  Rev  Michael  Jaglowicz, 
C  R  ,  Pres 

St.  Vincent,  Union  Co.,  pop.  35. 

St  Vincent's  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R 
C.;  Sister  Mary  David,  Prin 

Salt  Lick,  Bath  Co.,  pop.  650. 

Prin    County  H    S — Willis  Tandy 

Scottsville,  Allen  Co,  pop.  1,400 

Prea   Bd   Educ — H   L   Hendrick 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — Charles  Troutt 

City  Superintendent — J    Arthur  Mitchel 

Supv    Music — F    C    Ohlenmacher. 

Sebree,  Webster  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    I    Smith 

Sec    Bd    Educ— W    N    Duvall 

City  Superintendent — Oscar  Shemwell 

Principal  High  School — Mis    Annette  Kiser 

Sharpsburgr,  Bath  Co.,  pop.  560. 

Prin    County  H    S  — C   P    Caywood 

Male  and  Female  College,  prep  ,  co-ed., 
non-sect.;  Mrs  Fannie  B  Talbor,  Prin 

Sharpsburg  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed  ,  est 
1878;  J  C.  Nelson,  Prin 

Shelbyville,   Shelby  Co.,  pop.  4,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Dr    W.   T.  Buckner. 
Sec   Bd.  Educ— J  D   Hall. 
City  Superintendent — H    H    Elliott 
Principal  High  School — W.  H.  Arnold. 
Supv   Music — Mrs    Katie  C   Bailey. 

Science  Hill  School,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ;  est  1825,  Clara  M  Poynter,  Prin 

Shepherdsville,  Bullitt  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Prin    County  H    S  — J    H.  Saunders 

Slaoffhtersville,  Webster  Co,  pop.  600. 

Supt.  of  Schools — Dudley  Lutz 

Van  Horn  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ;  J  W  Bigney,  Prin. 

Smithland,  Livingstone  Co.,  pop.  900. 

Prin.  County  H    S— R.  A    London. 


Somerset,  Fulasfci  Co.,  pop.   4,491. 

City    Superintendent — J.    P.    W.    Brouse 
Pun.   County  H    S — J    P    W    Brouse. 

Springfield,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — C  J  Haydon 
Sec  Bd  Educ. — G  C  Wharton 
Supt.  of  Schools — George  W.  Colvin 

Stanford,  Lincoln  Co ,  pop.   1,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    B    O' Ban  nan. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    W    Ireland 
Supt.   of   Schools — J    W.   Ireland. 
Prin    County  H.  S — W.   C.  Wilson. 

Stanton,  Powell  Co,  pop.  300. 

Supt.    of   Schools — Elsie   McGilL 

Stanton  College;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
J  C  Hanley,  Principal. 

Stnrgis,  Union  Co,  pop.  1,300. 

Prm    County  H    S — C    C    Justus 

Sulphur,  Henry  Co.,   pop.  450. 
Fairmount     College;     prep  ;     co-ed.;     non- 
sect  ,  B    F    Turner,  Prin. 

Taylorsvllle,  Spencer  Co.*  pop.  700 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  Speed 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    D    Bourne 
Prin    County  H.  S — D    J  Wright 
Supv.   Music — Mrs    M    H.  Booles. 

Beauchamp's  School,  prep.;  day;  co-ed,; 
non-sect  ,  Miss  Katie  Beauchamp,  M.  A., 
Principal. 

Spencer  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
G.  C.  Overstreet,  Principal. 

Tompldnsville,  Monroe  Co.,  pop    900. 

Prm    County  H    S — W   A   Shultz, 

Trapplst,  Nelson  Co. 

Gethsemane  College;  bus  and  prep.;  men; 
R  C.;  est  1851;  Rt.  Rev.  Edmond  M. 
Obrecht,  Fres. 

Unlontown,  Union  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — V.  L.    Givens. 
Sec     Bd.   Educ — Alexander   Collette. 
Supt.  of  Schools — J.   Spencer  Singleton. 
Prin    High  School — Iva  N.  Harris 

Vanceburg,  Lewis  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Supt.  of  Schools — H    M    Pyles 
Prin    County  H.  S' —Mabel  Pollitt 

Verona,  Boone  Co ,  pop.  245. 

Prin.  County  H.  S. — Nannie  E    Hamilton. 

Versailles,  Woodford  Co.,  pop.   2,500. 

Pres.   Bd.  Educ — G.  B.   Minary. 
Sec.    Bd     Educ. — M.    B.    Hofner 
City  Superintendent — W.  O.  Vaught 
Prin.  County  H.  S — W.  O    Vaught. 

Margaret  College;  girls'  boarding;  P.  E.; 
est.  1892;  Rev.  James  M  Maxon,  Pres. 

Rose  Hill  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect;  boarding;  M  G  Jesse,  Prin. 


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Waddy,   Shelby   Co.,   pop.   250. 

Prm    County  H    S  — B    J    Paxton 

Central    Normal    College,    normal,    private, 
co-ed  ,    Robert   Allen   Burton,    Pres 

Warsaw,  Gallatin  Co.,  pop.  950 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — J    "W    McDanell 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Ij    Bledroe 

Prm    County  H.   S — C    S    Joseph. 

Wickliffe,  Ballard  Co.,  pop    1,200 

Prm     County  H     S  — H    E    Knarr 

VVIILamsbnrgr,  Whitley  Co  ,  pop.  1,800 

Supt    and  Prin    H    S — W   D    Jones. 


Wilhamsburgr — continued 

Cumberland  College,  coll.  and  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
non-sect,  est  1880,  E.  El  Wood,  A.  M., 
President 

Williamstown,  Grant  Co  ,  pop.  1,000. 

Prm     County   H    S. — Henry   Newton 

Wilmore,   Jessamine  Co »  pop.  700. 

Asbury  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Holiness, 
est  1890,  H  C  Morrison,  LL  D,  Pres 

Winchester*  Clark  Co.,  pop.  7,156 

City  Superintendent — O    H    Harris 
Prm    County  H    S  — J    Li    Bosley 

Kentucky  Wesleyan  College ,  coll ,  prep. 
dept  ,  co-ed  .  M  E  So  ,  est.  1860.  Rev. 
J  L  Clark,  D  D,  President 


LOUISIANA 

Population  1,656,388.    School  census,  496,801.    School  age,  6-18. 

Louisiana  is  the  twenty-fourth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  1,656,388  inhabitants,  of  whom  56.8  per  cent  are  white  Of  this  number 
3.1  per  cent  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population 
ten  years  of  age  and  over  is  29  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  forty-ninth  in  this  respect 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPEBINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

T.  H.  HARRIS,  State  Superintendent  of  Education Baton  Eouge 

JOHN  E.  CONNIFF,  Ohm.  Teacher 's  Ex.  Comm  and  State  Inst  Conductor    Baton  Rouge 

C  A.  IVBS,  State  High  School  Inspector Baton  Rouge 

C.  J.  BROWN,  State  Supervisor  of  Rural  Schools     Baton  Rouge 

JOHN  M.  FOOTE,  Assistant  Supervisor  of  Rural  "Schools       Baton  Rouge 

CHARLES  F.  TRUDEAU,  Assistant  Supervisor  of  Rural  Schools Baton  Rouge 

P.  L.  GuiLBEAtr,  State  Supervisor  o±  Agricultural  Schools Baton  Rouge 

LEO.  M  FAVROT,  Supervisor  of  Negro  Schools         Baton  Rouge 

JOHN  B  GONNIFF,  Chairman  State  Teachers'  Examining  Committee  .  Baton  Rouge 
Miss  M.  MYRTELLE  BILLINGS,  State  Supervisor  Domestic  Science.  .  Baton  Rouge 
JOHN  DOMINIQUE,  State  Supervisor  of  Penmanship Bastrop 

STATE  BOABD  OF  EDUCATION 

GOVERNOR  G    B.  PLEASANT,  President Baton  Rouge 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT  T.  H.  HARRIS,  Secretary Baton  Bouge 

ATTORNEY  GENERAL  C.  C.  MCCRORY *.  New  Orleans 

HON.  J.  ZAOH  SPEARING.  .     New  Orleans      HON   W  E  KREBS Lake  Charles 

HON   A.  S.  WHITE  . .     .     New  Orleans      HON.  ROBERT    MARTIN.  .  St.  Martinville 

HON.  B.  K.  BONEY Duckporb      HON.  T.  J    BOTLER Ponchatoula 

HON.  D.  C.  SCARBOROUGH  .Natchitoehes      HON.  D.M.ATKINS Arcadia 

PUBLIC  SCHOOL  TEACHEBS'  ASSOCIATION 

C.  M.  HUGHES,  President Baton  Bouge 

L  J.  ALLEMAN,  Secrtary Lafayette 

SCHOOL  BOABD  AND  PABISH  SUPEBINTENDENTS '  ASSOCIATION 

CAPT.  E.  L.  KIDD,  President Boston 

J.  H.  BRES,  Secretary Port  Allen 


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PARISH   SUPERINTENDENTS    OF  EDUCATION 


County  Name  and  Address 

Acadia.  J   W.  Oxford,  Growl ey 

Allen  .         R    G    Corkern,  Oberlin 

Ascension       J  L  Rusca,  Donaldsonville 

Assumption     ...  

S   A.  All  em  an,  Napoleonville 

Avoyelles     .     J  M  Borham,  Marksville 

Baton  Rougre,  E 

.CM.  Hughes,  Baton  Rouge 
Baton  Rouge,  "W.. .  J  H  Bres,  Port  Allen 
Beuregard.  L  D  McCollister,  DeRidder 
Bienville  ..  .EH  Fisher,  Arcadia 

Bossier W.  A.  Fortson,  Ben  ton 

Caddo  ...  .  C.  E  Byrd,  Shreveport 
Calcasieu  F.  M  Hamilton,  Lake  Charles 
Caldwell.  ..  J  C  Hmes,  Columbia 
Cameron  Thos.  McCall,  Grand  Chenier 
Carroll  .  ... 

.Ward  Anderson,  Lake  Providence 
Carroll,  W  "W  McG  Dollerhide,  Pioneer 
Catahoula.  .J  K  Stone,  Harnsonburg 
City  of  Lake  Charles  . 

.  ...  James  N  Yeager,  Lake  Charles 
Claiborne  ..  .J.  H  Davidson,  Homer 
Concordia  . .  D  S  Strickler,  Vidalia 
De  Soto  .  G  O  Houston,  Mansfield 

Evangehne  ..E  O  Ortego,  Ville  Platte 
Feliciana,  E  .  E  R  Waller,  Clinton 

Feliciana,  W.    

RE    Crump,  St.  Francisville 
Franklin       . .  J    L    McDuff,  Winnsboro 

Grant J.  N  Warner,  Pollock 

Iberia L.  A    Walet,  New  Iberia 

Iberville  .  .L  E.  Messick,  Plaquemine 
Jackson  .  ,R  L.  Dickerson,  Jonesboro 

Jefferson J.  C.  Ellis,  Gretna 

Jefferson  Davis. W  P  Arnette,  Jennings 
Lafayette.  . .  L.  J  Alleman,  Lafayette 


County  Name  and  Address 

Lafourche  W  S  Lafargue,  Thibodaux 
LaSalle..  .  J  W  Carter,  Jena 

Lincoln  .  T    A    Greene,   Ruston 

Livingston       J  E  Cox,  Denham  Springs 

Madison     J   R   Linton,  Tallulah 

Morehouse  L   H   Stevens,  Bastrop 

Natchitoches  L  E  Hudson,  Natchitoches 
Orleans  .  J  M  Gwinn,  New  Orleans 
Ouachita  T  O  Brown,  West  Monroe 
Plaquemmes 

J  C  Blanchard,  Pomt-a-la-Hache 

Pointe  Coupee 

Alonzo  McFarland,  New  Roads 
Rapides..  D  B  Showalter,  Alexandria 
Red  River  .  A  H  Horton,  Coushatta 
Richland  ..E  E  Keebler,  Rayville 

Sabine...  .     W    S    Mitchell,  Many 

St  Bernard  .  Clement  Story,  Violet 
St  Charles  .  .  J  B  Martin,  Hahnville 
St.  Helena.  . .  J  E  Davis,  Greensburg- 
St  James  .  J.  N  Gourdain,  Convent 
St  John  .  L  J  Bouigeois,  Edgard 
St.  Landry  .C  J  Thompson,  Opelousaa 
St  Martin. F  O  Chavez,  St  Martinsville 
St  Mary.  Dr  D  N  Foster,  Franklin 
St  Tammany.  E  E  Lyon,  Covmgton 
Tangipahoa.  .  ..AC  Lewis,  Amite 

Tensas T  M  Wade,  St  Joseph 

Terrebonne  H  L  Bourgeois,  Houma 
Union  ....  J  G  Ray,  Farmerville 
Vermilion  J.  H  Williams,  Abbeville 
Vernon  .  R  A  Boyd,  Leesville 

Washington      . .          ...  

.D  H  String-field,  Franklmton 

Webster T    W     Fuller,    Minden 

Winn  J    J.  Mixon,  Winnfield 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Abbeville,  Vermilion  Parish,  pop.  2,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    O    Broussard. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — J    H    Williams 
Principal  High  School — E    A    Skillman 
Music  and  Art — Laura  B    Bennett 
Domestic  Science — Bertha  E    Frank 

Alexandria,  Rapides  Parish,  pop.  11,813. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Jonas  Rosenthal. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — D    B    Showalter 
City  Superintendent — D   B    Showalter. 
Principal  High  School — S.  M    Brame 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College;  bus 
and  sten  ;  est  1910,  Robert  H.  Pintz, 
Manager 

Arcadia,  Bienville  Parish,  pop.  1,200. 

Principal  High  School— B.  E    Bright 

Baldwin,  St.  Maiy  Parish,  pop.  1,000. 

Gilbert  Academy  and  Industrial  School  (col- 
ored) ;  indust  and  prep  ;  co-ed. ;  M.  E  ; 
est  1875;  J.  B.  Keynolds,  Principal. 

Battrop,  Morehottse  Parish,  pop.  1,000. 
Principal  High  School — L.  H.  Denman. 


Baton  Bongc,  East  Baton  Bonge  Parish,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    F    Amrhem. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    M    Hughes 
City   Superintendent — C     M     Hughes 
Principal  High  School — A    M    Hendon 

Audubon  Sugar  School  of  Louisiana  State 
University,  courses  in  growing  cane  and 
beets,  chemistry  and  engineering  of  sugar 
manufacture,  co-ed  ,  est  1897,  Charles 
E  Coates,  Ph  D,  Dean. 

Louisiana  State  University,  Agricultural  and 
Mechanical  College,  comprises  College  of 
Arts  and  Sciences,  College  of  Agriculture, 
College  of  Engineering,  Audubon  Sugar 
School,  Law  School,  and  Teachers'  Col- 
lege, state  univ.,  co-ed.;  est.  1880 
Thomas  D  Boyd,  LL  D ,  President. 

Louisiana  State  University,  College  of  Agri- 
culture; agrlc,  animal  Industry,  and  hor- 
ticulture; William  R.  Dodaon,  A.  B.. 
Dean 

Louisiana  State  University,  College  of  En- 
gineering; courses  in  Civil,  Mechanical* 
Electrical,  and  Chemical  Engineering; 
Thomas  W  Atkinson,  C.  £3 ,  Dean. 


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Baton  Rouge — continued 

Louisiana  State  University,  Law  School; 
three-year  course,  Robert  L  Tullis,  LL 
B ,  Dean 

Louisiana  State  University,  Teachers'  Col- 
lege, professional  training  courses  in  edu- 
cation, est  1005,  D  T  Powers,  Dean 

St  Joseph's  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R 
C  ;  est  1865,  Mother  Kaphael,  Superior. 

Southern  University  (colored) ,  coll  and 
prep  ,  J  S  Clark,  President,  R  F  D 

Benton,  Bossier  Parish,  pop.  650. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — C  H  Irion 
Sec  Bd  Educ — P  B  Ogden 
Principal  High  School — H  R  McCullough 

Bernlce,  Union  Parish,  pop.  650. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — E  C  Colvin 
Sec  Bd  Educ — W  O  Graf  ton 
City  Superintendent — A.  E  Buck 

Bunkie,  Avoyelles  Parish,  pop.  1,150. 

Principal  Hgh  School — O    J    Coincon 

Camptl,  Natchltoches  Parish,  pop.  550. 

Principal   High    School — L     N     Bush 

Chinchuba,  St.  Tammany  Parish. 

Chlnchuha  Deaf  Mute  Institute,  school  for 
deaf,  co-ed  ,  R  C  ,  Archbishop  of  New 
Orleans,  Pres.  of  Board  of  Directors 

Clinton,  East  Feliclana  Parish,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    W,  C    Ball 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    W    Mobley 
City  Superintendent — J    W.  Mobley 
Principal  High  School — E    R   Waller 

Silliman  Collegiate  Institute,  girls'  board- 
Ing,  Presb  ,  est  1852,  U.  B  Currie,  Presi- 
dent 

Colfax,  Grant  Parish,  pop.  1,000. 

Principal  High   School — J    R    DeMoss 

Convent,  St.  James  Parish,  pop.  650. 
Jefferson    College,    coll  ;   men;    R.    C.;    est. 
1864,  Very  Rev    R.  H.  Smith,  S.  M.  Pres 

Coushatta,  Red  River  Parish,  pop.  800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    E    Edgerton. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Robert  Stayton 
Principal  High   School — D    G    Lunsford 

Covington,  St.  Tammany  Parish,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — N    H    Fitzsimon 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    E    Lyon 
City  Superintendent — A    J    Park.1 
Principal  High  School — A    J.  Park 

St  Joseph's  Academy,  prep  ;  boys'  board* 
ing,  R  C  ,  est.  1911,  Brother  Benedictine 

Crowley,  Acadla  Parish,  pop.  5,099. 

City  Superintendent — J.  H.  Lewis. 
Pnncipal    High    School — J     W    Motoley 

Crowley  University  School;  prep  ,  co-ed.; 
non-sect  ;  John  Hiram  Lewis,  Prin. 

De  Bidder,  Beauregard  Parish,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — A   I   Shaw. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— L    D    McCollister 
City  Superintendent — L.  D   McCoflister. 
Principal  High  School — W   N   Bingham. 
Domestic   Science — Miss   Ola   Johnston. 


Donaldsonville,  Ascension  Parish,  pop.  4,100. 

Ptes    Bd    Educ — "W    B    Stuait 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    L    Rusca 
City  Superintendent — John  L    Rusca, 
Principal  High  School— R    8    Vickers 

St  Vincent's  Institute,  girls'  day.  R  C  , 
Sister  Clotilda,  Superioress 

Eros,  Jackson  Parish,  pop.  1,000. 

Principal  High  School — M    A.  Walsworth 

Eunice,  St.  Landry  Parish,  pop.  2,000. 
Principal  High  School — P    H    Griffith. 
Supv    Mus    and  Draw — Mrs    P    H    Griffith 
Domestic    Science — Miss    LeRoy. 

Farmerville,  Union  Parish,  pop.  700. 

Principal  High  School — J    M.  Delaney. 

Franklin,  St.  Mary  Parish,  pop.  3,000. 

Principal  High  School — Charles  Gott. 

Gibsland,  Bienville  Parish,  pop.  1,000. 

Principal  High  School — W   A    Bynum 

Grand  Cane,  De  Soto  Parish,  pop.  550, 

Principal  High  School — Bessie  M    Hooker 

Grand  Cotean,  St.  Landry  Parish,  pop.  521. 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart;  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C  ,  est.  1821,  Rev  Mother  Fitz- 
william.  Superioress 

Gretna,  Jefferson  Parish,  pop.  3,500. 

Pres    B    Educ — George  A    Cox 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    C    Ellis 
Principal  High  School — Helen  Cox 

Gueydan,  Vermillion  Parish,  pop.  900. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H.  Williams. 
Principal   High   School — J.   R    McKee 

Hammond,  Tanglpahoa  Parish,  pop.  2,200. 

Principal  High  School—A  J.  Caldwell. 

Harrlsonbnrgr,  Catahonla  Parish,  pop.  400. 

Pres     Bd     Educ. — W.   R.    Webb. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    R.  Stone. 
Principal   High  School — J    H.  Leggm. 

Haynesville,  Clalborne  Parish,  pop.  750. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — T    N    Norton. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    S    Bailey 
City    Superintendent — J     D     Bartlow. 
Principal  High  School — T.  M    Shields 

Houma,  Terrebonne  Parish,  pop.  5,024. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — A.  R.   Viguerie 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    L    Bourgeois 
City   Superintendent — H    L    Bouigeois 
Principal  High  School — O    H    Breidenbach 

Lorton  Preparatory  School;  prep ,  day;  co- 
ed ,  non-sect.,  est.  1903,  Sarah  G.  "Win- 
der, A  B.,  Principal. 

Jackson,  East  Feliclana  Parish,  pop.  *,012. 

Principal  High  School — E    J.  Brown 

Millwood  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
Miss  A.  M.  C.  Pearce,  Prin. 

Jeanerette,  Iberia  Parish,  pop.  3,000. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ.— P    N    Cyr 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    A    Walet 
City  Supt.   &  Prin    H.  S — L.  R.   Tilley. 


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Jena,  La  Salle  Parish,  pop.  800. 

Principal  High  School — J    L    Stone 

Jennings,  Jeff  Davis  Parish,  pop    3,935 
Pres    Bd    Bduc — J    M    Booze 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — W    P    Ainette 
City  Superintendent — R    3VC    Bnggs 
Principal  High  School — J   L.  Anderson 

Keatchle,  Be  Soto  Parish,  pop.  £00. 

Keatchie  Female  College,  sruls'  boarding, 
Bapt  ,  est  1856,  G  W  Thignen,  D  D, 
Pres. 

LaFayette,  LaFayette  Parish,  pop.  8,392. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — J     A    Ray 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — L    J    Alleman 
Principal  High  School — R    L    Jordan 
Supv     Music — Paola    Manton 
Art — Mabel    LeBrun 
Agriculture — C     P     St    Amant 

Southwestern  Louisiana  Industrial  Institute; 
prep ,  indust ,  com'l,  home  economics; 
state,  co-ed  ;  est  1901;  Edwin  L. 
Stephens,  Ph  D ,  Pres 

Lake  Arthur,  Jeff  Davis  Parish,  pop.  700 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — V   A   Miller 
Sec     Bd     Educ — N    S     Streator 
Principal  High  School — E    A    Crowell 
Supv    Mus    and  Draw — Mabel  Kurtz 
Domestic  Science — Cornelia  Simpson. 

Lake  Charles,  Calcasieu  Parish,  pop.  11,449. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J,  A.  Williams 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    A    Wente. 
City    Superintendent — J    N     Yeager 
Principal  High  School — J   Funderberg 
Supv    Music — Mrs.  Ora  Reams. 
Domestic  Science — Eleanor  Compton. 
Drawing — Florence  Wickiser. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Mary  Gray. 

Lake  Providence,  East  Carroll  Parish,  pop. 
1,568. 

Principal  High  School — Waid  Anderson 

Lecompte,  Bapides  Parish,  pop.  1,000. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    H    Jones 

Principal  High  School— William  Morrison 

Leesrllle,  Ternon  Parish,  pop.  2,500. 

Principal  High  School — E    F    Dummier 

Logansport,  De  Soto  Parish,  pop.  1,000. 

Principal  High  School — C    C    Payne 

Mansfield,  De  Soto  Parish,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — John  M    Rogers 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G    O    Houston 
Principal  High  School — P    C   Fair 

Mansfield  Female  College;  girls'  boarding; 
M  E  So  ,  est.  1855 ,  R  E  Bobbltt,  Pres- 
ident 

Marksville,  Avoyelles  Parish,  pop.  1,075. 

Principal  High  School — W  W   Tison 

Minden,  Webster  Parish,  pop.  2,000. 

Principal  High  School — J    B    Snell 

Monroe,  Ouachita  Parish,  pop.  10,209. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H.  D    Apgar 
City  Superintendent— Ernest  L   Neville. 
Principal   High    School — Jack   Hayes 
Supv   Music  and  Drawing — Sophie  Meilke 
Dom    Sc    &  Man    Tr — Christina  Pohlman 


Monroe — continued 

St  Hyacinth's  Boarding  Academy,  prep  ; 
co-ed  ,  R.  C  ,  Sister  St  Ignatius,  Prin. 

Morgan  City,  St.  Mary  Parish,  pop.  5,477. 

Principal  High  School — Lewis  A.  Law. 

Mt.  Lebanon,  Bienville  Parish,  pop.  205. 

Mt  Lebanon  Baptist  Male  College,  coll  ; 
men,  Bapt  ,  est  1853,  Chas.  E.  Friley, 
Pres 

Napoleonville,  Assumption  Parish,  pop.  1,500. 

Principal  High  School — R    D    Ford 

Natchitoches,  Natchitoches  Parish,  pop.  2,800. 

Louisiana  State  Normal  School;  normal; 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1885,  Victor  Leander 
Roy,  B  S,  President 

New  Iberia,  Iberia  Parish,  pop.  7,499. 

City  Superintendent — Ralph  W.  Frame. 
Principal  High  School — C    M    Bahon,  Jr 

Fasnacht's  Graded  Institute:  prep  ,  co-ed  ; 
non-sect  ;  Miss  Marie  L  Fasnacht,  Prin 

New  Orleans,  Orleans  Parish,  pop.  330,075. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — P    A    Capdan 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    A    Williams 
City  Superintendent — Joseph  M.  Gwlnn. 
First  Asst    Supt — Nicholas  Bauer. 
Assistant  Supt — Paul  B    Habans 
Supv.  Music — Mary  Conway. 
Manual  Training — Sidney  Crespo 
Domestic   Science — Mrs    Adele  Stewart 
Physical   Culture — John  Lombard. 
Drawing — Ida  Barrow. 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS 
Warren    Easton    High    School     (Boys),    F. 

W    Gregory,  Principal 
Esplanade    Avenue    High    Schools    (Girls); 

Miss  Eugenia  Suydam,  Principal 
Sophia    B     Wright    High    School     (Girls); 

Mrs   A    L    Lusher,  Principal 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart;  girls' 
boarding,  R  C  ,  Madam.  C  Desbarats, 
Superioress,  4521  St  Charles  Ave 

Carillon's  Shorthand  School;  bus  and 
sten  ,  A  C  Carillon,  Prin. 

Chenet  Classical  and  Commercial  Institute; 
prep  and  bus  ;  boys,  H.  S  Chenet,  Prin. 

College  of  the  Immaculate  Conception; 
college  prep ,  com'l  and  mech  draw  ; 
men,  R  C  ,  est  1847,  J  D  Foulkes, 
S  J,  President,  Cor  Baronne  and  Com- 
mon. 

Convent  of  Our  Lady  of  Lourdes,  girls' 
boarding,  R  C  ;  Mother  Euphrasle,  Su- 
perior, 1072  N.  White  St 

Daniel  Hand  School  (colored) ;  prep  ;  co- 
ed ;  Miss  M.  Isabel  Whelpley.  Prin ,  126 
N  Rocheblave  St 

Ferrell  School  for  Boys;  boys'  boarding; 
non-sect. ,  L.  C.  Ferrell,  Prin ,  4920  St. 
Charles  Ave. 

Guillot's  Institute;  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;  Miss  Marie  Guillot,  Prin.,  1308 
Dauphin. 


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New   Orleans — continued 
Haughn  Institute;  prep  ,   co-ed  ;  non-sect.; 
est     1892,    Mrs     Margaret    H.     Haughn, 
Prin.   1653   Octavia  St 

Holy  Cross  College;  boys'  bearing;  E  C  ; 
D  J  Spillard,  C.  S.  C.,  Prin ,  Dauphine 
and  Heynes  Sts 

Holy  Trinity  School;  prep  ,  boys,  Rev.  A 
Bechelmayer,  Prm ,  2827  Royal. 

Isadore  Newman  Manual  Training  School, 
prep  and  mdus  tr  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect., 
est  1903,  Clarence  C  Henson,  A  M.. 
Principal,  1831  Peters  Ave 

Katherine  Bres  School,  girl's  boarding,  and 
day,  non-sect  ,  est  1911,  Miss  Katherine 
Bres,  Principal,  542  Lowerlme  St 

Lei  and  University  (colored) ;  coll  ;  co-ed  , 
Bapt  ,  est  1S70;  Alfred  A  Earle,  A.  M., 
Pres ,  7013  St.  Charles  Ave. 

Loyola  University,  coll  and  phar  ,  R  C  , 
est  1904,  Very  Rev  Alphonsus  Elmer 
Otis,  S  J,  President,  6363  St  Charles 

I/Union  Francaise  School,  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect  ;  Miss  Marie  Dumestre,  Prin., 
928  N  Rampart. 

Luther  College ,  nor  ;  co-ed ;  Luth ;  F. 
Wenger,  Prm 

Marquettc  University,  univ  ;  men,  R  C  , 
eat  1910,  Jesuit  Fathers 

MIelly's  Business  College,  bus,  sten  and 
civil  service,  est  1895,  Edmond  F  Mielly, 
President,  345  Carondelet 

New  Orleans  College  of  Dentistry,  Tulane 
University,  dent  ,  co-ed.,  est  1899;  A.  G. 
Friedrichs,  M  D ,  Dean,  1551  Canal 

New  Orleans  College  of  Oratory  and  Elocu- 
tion, elo  and  or  ;  co-ed  ,  Miss  Lilly  C. 
Whittaker,  Prin,  707  Common. 

New  Orleans  College  of  Pharmacy,  phar,; 
co-ed.,  est  1900,  Philip  Asher,  M  D, 
Dean,  1600  St  Charles. 

New  Orleans  Normal  and  Training  School; 
normal;  city,  co-ed.,  est.  1895;  Miss  Mar- 
garet C.  Hanson.  Prin.,  1142  Constance 
St 

New  Orleans  University  (colored);  coll.; 
prep ,  nor ,  music,  dom  science,  and 
com'l  courses,  co-ed  ,  M.  E.;  est.  1873; 
Rev  Charles  M  Melden,  Ph  D,  Presi- 
dent, 5318  St  Charles  Ave 

New  Orleans  University,  College  of  Phar- 
macy (colored) ;  phar. ,  co-ed  ;  M.  E  ; 
est  1900,  Dr  R.  T.  Fuller,  M.  D,  Dean, 
1566  Canal  St. 

Newcoznb  Memorial  College  of  Tulane  Uni- 
versity, coll  ,  schools  of  Arts,  Music, 
Household  Economy,  and  Education; 
women,  non-sect  ,  est  1886;  Brandt  Van 
Blarcom  DIxon,  LL  D,  President,  1220 
Washington  Avenue. 

Notre  Dame  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R. 
C.;  est  1893,  Sister  Superior,  1930  Cal- 
houn  st 


New   Orleans — continued 
Paragon     Shorthand     Institute;     bus      and 
sten,  est.   1890,  Alex    Lichtentag;  Prop, 
Camp  and  Enterpe  Sts 

Pinac  Institute;  girls'  boarding;  non-sect  ; 
Marie  L  Pinac,  Prin ,  1409  Hospital. 

Points  Musical  Institute,  music,  co-ed  ; 
Miss  D  Points,  Prln.,  930  Elysian  Fields 
Ave 

Pursell-Shields  School,  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect.;  Mrs.  Purcell-Shlelds,  Pres,  291S 
Chestnut. 

Robert    Institute;    prep  ;    co-ed..    Miss    E. 

Robert,   Prin,    2312  Barracks. 
Rugby    School;    boys'    boarding;    non-sect ; 

W     E     "Walls    and   W.   C.    Jones,    Prins., 

4803  St    Charles  Ave. 

St  Aloysius  College,  boys'  boarding;  R.  C  ; 
Brother  Celestin,  Prin,  1105  Esplanade 
Ave. 

St  Joseph's  Commercial  Academy;  boys* 
boarding,  R  C  ,  Brother  Athanasius, 
Prin,  2137  St.  Philip  St. 

St  Louis  Diocesan  Seminary,  theol.;  men; 
R  C  ;  Very  Rev  Michael  S  Ryan,  C.  M., 
D.  D ,  Pres ,  1438  Henry  Clay  St. 

St  Mary's  Dominican  Academy,  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C  ,  Sister  Superior 

St  Simeon's  Select  School;  girls*  boarding; 
R  C  ;  Sister  Adelaide,  Prin ,  1321  An- 
nunciation St. 

Sloan-Duployan  Shorthand  School;  bug.  and 
sten  ,  co-ed  ,  Charles  Nathan,  Prin. 

Societe  Francais  du  Juillet  School;  prep  ; 
boys,  non-sect.;  Miss  Ada  Freret,  Prin, 
1028  St  Peter. 

Soule  Commercial  College  and  Literary  In- 
stitute, bus,  sten,  and  prep;  co-ed; 
non-sect,  est  1856,  George  Soule,  Presi- 
dent, 603  St  Charles 

Southern  College  of  Music;  music;  co-ed  ; 
Mrs  G.  David,  Pres,  1216  Felicity 

Spencer's  Business  College,  bus ,  sten  and 
language,  co-ed,  est.  1893,  L  C.  Spen- 
cer, B  S ,  President,  711  Common. 

Straight  University  (colored) ;  college,  prep., 
nor ,  music,  and  Indust  depts  ;  co-ed. ; 
Cong ;  est  1869;  Elbert  M.  Stevens,  A, 
M,  President,  2408  Canal. 

Trinity  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Rev  C.  Nier- 
xnann,  Prin ,  Oliver  and  Eliza  Sta 

Tulane  University  of  Louisiana;  comprises 
the  College  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  of 
Technology,  Teachers'  College,  H.  Sophie 
Newcomb  Memorial  College  for  Women, 
and  the  Law,  Medical,  Pharmacy,  Fost- 
Graduate  Medical,  and  Dental  Depart- 
ments, co-ed,  non-sect  ;*  est.  1834,  Rob- 
ert Sharp,  Ph  D ,  President 

Tulane  University,  College  of  Technology; 
four-year  courses  in  Mechanical,  Electri- 
cal, Civil,  Sanitary,  Chemistry  and.  Cbemi- 
cal  Engineering,  Architecture  and  Archi- 
tectural Engineering,  two-year  course  in 
Sugar  Chemistry,  William  Henry  Creigh- 
ton,  U.  S,  N,  Dean, 


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New  Orleans — continued 

Tulane  Um\ersity  Department  of  Phar- 
macy.  phar  :  co-ed  ,  est  1838.  Isadora 
t>yer,  M  D  ,  Bean,  2222  Prytania  St 

Tulane  University,  Law  School,  law,  co- 
ed ,  est  1847,  115  W  Ave  and  Univer- 
sity Place 

TTulane  University,  Medical  Department, 
xned..  Teg  i  co-ed;  non-sect,  est  1834. 
Isadore  Dyer,  M  D  ,  Dean,  Canal  and  N 
Villere 

Tulane  University,  School  of  Dentistry, 
co-ed  ,  est  1898,  "Wallace  Wood,  Jr  ,  D 
D  S  Dean,  1551  Canal 

Twentieth  Century  and  Cowles  Shorthand 
School,  bus  and  sten  ,  co-ed  ,  Miss  Ellis, 
Prin  ,  646  Commercal  PI 

University  School;  hoys*"  boarding;  non- 
sect.,  T  W.  Dyer.  Prin,  1923  Coliseum 
St. 

Ursuline  College  and  Academy,  girls'  board- 
Ing,  K  C  ,  est  1727,  Rev  Mother  St 
Stanislaus,  Superioress,  2635  State  Street 

Wheeler  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  ; 
co-ed. ;  Willard  J  Wheeler,  Pres ,  803 
Canal  St 

New  Roads,  Polnte  Conpee  Parish,  pop. 
1,250. 

Poydras  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect.,  I.  J.  Vaughan,  Prin. 

Opelousae,  St.  tandry  Parish,  pop    4,300. 

City  Superintendent — Charles  J    Thompson. 
Principal  High  School — W.  B    Prescott. 

Academy  of  the  Immaculate  Conception; 
R  C  ,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  Sister  Veronica, 
Prin 

Patterson,  St.  Mary  Parish.,  pop.  2,600. 

City    Superintendent — P     C     Rogers 
Supt     Writing — Esther    Rentrop 

Plain  Dealing,  Bossier  Parish,  pop.  550. 

Principal  High  School — R    W    Eggleston 

Plnevllle,   Rapides   Parish,   pop.   617. 

Louisiana  College,  coll.  and  prep  ;  co-ed  , 
Bapt  ,  est  1906,  Claybrook  Cottmgham, 
M  A ,  President 

Plaqnemlne,  Iberville  Parish,  pop.   3,590. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — Joseph  Wilbert 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    E    Messick. 
Principal   High   School — J    O    Ault 
Domestic  Science — Ellie  I    Joyner 

Robellne,  CTatchitoches  Parish,   pop.   650. 

Principal  High  School—I    T    Rutledge 

Huston,  Uncoln  Parish,  pop.  3,500. 

Principal    High    School — C    V.    Reser 
Louisiana    Industrial    Institute,    tech     and 

Indust  ,    state-,     co-ed  ;    est     1894;    John 

Ephraim  Keeny,   M.  E .   Pres 

8t-  J*S?ci8Tille'  WeBt  *el»ciana  Parish,  pop 

l,vofr. 

Principal  High  School — W    S    Bliss. 

St.  Joseph,  Tensas  Parish,  pop.  1,600. 

Principal  High  School — W.   C    Jordan. 


St.  Martinville,  St    Martin  Parish,  pop.  2,500. 

Puncipal   High   School — W    S    Edwards 

Shreveport,  Caddo  Parish,  pop.  28,015. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T     H     Scovell. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    E    Byrd. 
City    Superintendent — C.    E     Byrd 
Principal   High    School — A     Bogard 
Supv    Music — Lucile  Gibson 
Domestic    Science — Milledge    Gahagan. 


Centenary  College  of  Louisiana;  coll.;  co- 
ed ,  Meth  ,  est  1845;  W  L.  Weber,  A 
M,  LL  D,  Pres. 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College,  bus, 
sten  and  prep  ,  est  1900,  P  E  Towns- 
ley,  Manager,  Mil  am  and  McNeil 

Slidell,  St.  Tammany  Parish,  pop.  1,850. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    M     Liddle 

Sec    Bd    Educ — T    J    Eddms. 

City  Supt    and  Prin    H    S  — C    E    Hooper 

Supv    Mus    and  Draw  — Mrs    D    Fuller 

Spearsville,  Union  Parish,  pop.  130. 
Everett    Institute,    prep  .    co  ed  ;    Bapt  ;    J 
W.  Thome,  Prin 

Tallnlah,   Madison  Parish,   pop.   1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — I    F    Ward 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — James   R     LInton 
City  Superintendent — James  H.  LInton. 
Principal  High  School — J    W.  Noblett 
Supv     Music — Virginia    Robertson 

Thibodaux,  Lafourche  Parish,  pop.  3,300. 

Principal  High   School — W     S    Laforgue 

Mount    Carmel    Academy;    girls'    boarding, 

R    C  ;  Sister  Superior 
Thibodeaux   College,   boys'   day,   R    C  ,   est 

1857,    Bi other  Lambert,   President 

Tldalia,   Concordia  Parish,  pop.  1,022. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    H    unisen 
City  Superintendent — C    B    Turner 

Ville  Platte,  Evangeline,  Parish,  pop.  875. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    J    C    VIdime. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    E    Ortego 
Principal  High  School — Y    L    Fontenor 
Supv     Mus     and   Draw  — Miss   Agnes    Field 
Domestic   Science — Iris   Sarchet 

Washington,  St.  Landry  Parish,  pop    1,197. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — O    P    Daley 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — C     J     Thompson 
Principal   High   School— A    W.  Blttle 

Welsh,   Calcasien  Parish,  pop.  900. 

Welsh  Normal  and  Business  Institute,  bus. 
and  nor  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  J.  M.  Nel- 
son, Pres. 

White  Castle,  Iberville  Parish,  pop.  1,850. 

Principal  High  School — H    L    Garrett 

Wlnnfleld,   Whin   Parish,   pop.    1,850. 

Principal    High    School — J     L     Ldggln 

Winnshoro,   Xranklin  Parish,   pop.   775. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    H    B    Womble. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  L.  McDutt. 
Principal  High   School — W    P    Maury 


MAINE 

Population,  742,371.    School  census,  213,123.    School  age,  5-21. 

Maine  is  the  thirty-fourth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  742,371  inhabitants,  of  whom  99  7  per  cent  are  white.  Of  this  number  14.8 
per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population, 
ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  4.1  per  cent ,  the  state  ranking  twentieth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT 'S  OFFICE 

GLENN  W.  STARKEY,  StaJte  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  .            .      .      Augusta 

JOSIAH  W.  TAYLOR,  Agent  for  Secondary  Education  ...  Augusta 

II    A.  ALLEN,  Agent  for  Rural  Education           .                  .  ...   Augusta 

FLORENCE  M.  HALE,  Agent  for  Rural  Education           ...  ...  Augusta 

A.  W.  GORDON,  General  Agent  for  Unorganized  Schools         .  ...  Augusta 

P.  H.  SMILEY,  Supervisor  of  Practical  Arts Gorham 

MARION  O.  BICKER,  Supervisor  of  Household  Arts            ...  .                  Farmington 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION 

Public  school  text-books  are  required  by  state  law  to  be  furnished  free  by  the 
several  towns.  There  is  no  State  Text-Book  Commission  and  no  state  uniformity  of 
text-books 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 

ROBERT  J.  ALEY,  President Orono 

HAROLD  A  ALLAN,  Secretary Augusta 

COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 

Maine  has  no  county  superintendents  of  schools,  but  has  instead  what  is  called 
the  "Town  System"  of  school  supervision,  each  city  and  town,  or  income  cases, 
where  the  towns  are  small,  a  group  of  towns,  having  its  individual  superintendent  of 
schools. 

PUBLIC,  PRIVATE:  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AJVD  COLLEGES 


Alfred,  York  Co.,  pop.  890. 

Town  Supei  intezident — Isaac  A    Smith 
Principal  High  School — Milton  Lambert. 

Andover,  Oxford  Co.,  pop.  767. 

Town  Superintendent — Mrs   C    A.  Dresser 
Principal  High  School— -Raymond  Curtis. 


Anson,  Somerset  Co.,  pop.  *,209. 

Town   Superintendent — John   W.    Foster 

Ashland,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  2,173. 

Pres    Bd.   Bduc  — H     A,   Greenwood. 
Sec    Bd     Bduc. — W    H     Bussell 
Town  Superintendent — W   H    Russell. 
Principal  High  School — W.  T   Faulkner 


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Athens,  Somerset  Co.,  pop.  914. 

City   Superintendent — Herbert  W    Wood 

Somerset  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  noniect  , 
Guy  F  'Williams.  Principal 

Auburn,  Androscoggin  Co.,  pop.  15,064. 

Pres     Bd     Brluc  — J    W     Stetson 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    H    Randall 

City  Superintendent — Henry  H    Randall 

Principal  High  School — L.  E.  Moulton 

Supv    Music — N   L   Mower 

Domestic   Science — Ruth   Stoughton 

Drawing — Ida  L    Smith 

Pen'ship  and  Com'l — H    W    Mann 

Augusta,  Kennebec  Co.*  pop.  13,211. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Wilbert  S    Wilson. 
City  Superintendent — H   H    Stuart 
Principal  High    School — H    W     Cobb 
Supv     Music — Edward   C    Bullock 
Manual   Training — Austin  A    Alden 
Dom    Sci — Miss  Katherme  G    Cunningham 
Drawing — Mary    H     Gussman 
Pen'ship    and    Com'l — Oscar    T     Smith 
Stenography — Grace    O     Smothers 

Shaw  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ;  eat 
1893,  C.  H.  Blaisdell,  Principal. 

Bangor,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop    24,803. 

Chmn    Sch    Comm — P    H    Vose 
Sec    School   Comm  — D    L    Wormwood 
City  Superintendent — D   Lyman  Wormwood 
Principal  High   School — H    R    Eaton 
Supv    Music — Gale  Littlefield 
Manual  Training — Bomamin  C    Kent. 
Domestic  Science — Ethel  E    Harrigan, 
Drawing — Mabel  L    Dealing 
Penmanship — Mary  Alexander 
Commercial — Herbert  E    Congdon 

Bangor  Theological  Seminary;  theol  ;  co- 
ed ;  Cong ;  est  1814;  Rev.  David  N. 
Beach,  D  D ,  President 

Beal  Business  College,  co-ed  ,  est  1891, 
Mary  E  Beal,  President 

Shaw  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  ;  eit. 
1884;  Frank  L  Shaw,  Pres 

Ttolversity  of  Maine,  School  of  Law;  law; 
state;  co-ed  ;  est  1898,  William  E.  Walz, 
M.  A,  LL  B,  Dean. 

Bar  Harbor,  Hancock  Co ,  pop.  1,181. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    E    Whitmore 
City  Superintendent — E    L    Palmer 
Principal  High  School — Harry  Kidder 
Supv    Music — Louise  Fernald 
Manual  Training — Leon  Lewis 
Domestic  Science — Helen  Meserve 
Drawing — Manah  Stevens 
Commercial — Vesta  Stubbs 
Bath,  Sagadahoc  Co.,  pop.  9,396. 
Pres   Bd    Educ — A    J   Dunton 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Clarence  N    Flood 
City  Superintendent — C    N    Flood 
Principal  High  School — Charles  L    Smith 
Supv.  Music — Margaret  Bakeman. 
Manual  Training — N    B    Corthell. 
Domestic  Science — Marion  Keeler 
Comfl  and  Stenog — Angle  L.  Pulsifer. 
Bath.  Iron  Works,   School  of  Shipbuilding; 
trade  school. 


Belfast,  Waldo  Co.,  pop.  4,618. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  G    G    Abbott 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  William  B    Woodbury 

City   Superintendent  —  William   Woodbury. 

Prin.  High  School  —  Clarence  W   Proctor. 
Supv    Music  —  Mrs   Emma  Pitcher. 

Drawing  —  Mrs    C    B    Holmes 

Commercial  —  Mrs    E    G    Banks 

Banks  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  ;  est 
1900,  E  A.  Banks,  Prln. 

Belgrade,  Kennebec  Co  ,  pop.  1,037. 

Town  Superintendent  —  T    W    McQualde 
Pimcipal  High  School  —  J    C    Haggerty 

Benton,  Kennebeo  Co.,  pop.  1,194. 

Toxin  Superintendent  —  C    A    Grant 

Berwick,  York  Co  ,  pop.  2,098. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Edgai   Wentworth 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  William  M    Bottomley 
City    Superintendent  —  W    M    Bottomley 
Principal  High  School  —  J    E    Ashworth 
Supv    Music  —  Minnie  L    Eaton. 
Drawing  —  Alma  Roy. 

Bethel,  Oxford  Co.,  pop.  834. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  N    R    Springer 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  E    F    Callahan 
Town  Superintendent  —  E    F    Callahan 
Principal  High   School  —  F    E    Hanscom 

Gould's  Academy;  prep;  co-ed  :  non-sect  ; 
est  1836;  Frank  E  Hanscom,  A.  M., 
Prln. 

Blddef  ord,  York  Co  .  pop.  17,079. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    G    C    Smith 
See    Bd    Educ  —  Royal  Gould 
City    Superintendent  —  I     Z     Allen 
Principal  High  School  —  A   W   Reynolds 
Supv    Music  —  Helen  L    Moodv 
Manual  Training  —  Edsrar  O    Hnwkes 
Draw    and  Pen'ship  —  Edward  M    Dcering 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y  —  Miss  F   Mary  Murphy 
Blafne,  Aroostoob  Co.,  pop.  1,013. 
Pres    Bd   Educ  —  Norman  Tapley 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  C    A    Record 
Town  Superintendent  —  C    A    Record 
Principal  High  School  —  E    L    Gray 

Blue  Hill,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,462. 

Town  Superintendent  —  Thomas  S  Grindle 
George    Stevens    Academy;    prep  ;    co-ed.; 
non  sect  ;  A    W    Boston,  Principal. 

Boothbay,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Town  Superintendent  —  Harry  T    Smith 
Prm    Center  H    S  —  Helen  Hunt 
Prin    East  H    S  —  M    E    Stinson 


Booth  Bay  Harbor,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop. 

City  Superintendent  —  Harry  I.  Smith. 
Principal  High  School  —  C    E    Merrill 

Bowdoinham,  Sagadahoc  Co,  pop.  1,388. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Ivan  E    I^ang 
See    Bd    Educ  —  James  S    Norton 
Town  Superintendent  —  E    R   Bowdoin 
Principal  High  School—C    M    Kendrick. 

Brewer,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop.  5,667. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Victor  H.  Mutty 
Sec   Bd   Educ  —  F.  W   Burrill 
City  Superintendent  —  F   W   Burrill 


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Brewer — continued 

Principal  High  School — W    B    Sullivan 
Supv    Music — May   E    Gould 
Manual  Training — Emery  H    Head. 
Drawing — Ruth   Davis 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Miss  McEneony. 

Bridgrewater,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  1,238. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    M    Stackpole,  Jr. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    W    Robbms,   A    M 
Town   Superintendent — C    A    Record 
Principal  High  School — N    H    Rich,  A    B 

Brldgton,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  1,474. 

Town  Superintendent — F    E    Russell 

Bristol,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  2,415. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    C    Jfoale 
Sec    Bd     Educ — Norns  A     Miller 
Town   Superintendent — N    A    Miller 
Principal  High  School — V.   H.   Robinson. 

Bropksvllle,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,176. 

Town  Superintendent — W    E    Clark 

Brownville,  Plscataquls  Co.,  pop.  1,808. 

Town    Superintendent — W     S    Adams 

Brunswick,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop    6,621. 

Pres     Bd    Educ -^K    C    M    Sills 

Sec.  Bd    Educ  — John  A    Cone. 

City  Superintendent — John  A    Cone. 

Principal  High  School — George  Gardiner. 

Manual  Training — Charles  G    Wheeler. 

Domestic  Science — Mary  s.  Byrne. 

Bowdoln  College;  coll  ;  men;  non-sect  ;  eat 
1794;  Rev  Wm  De  Witt  Hyde,  D.  D., 
LL.  D .  Pres 

Medical  School  of  Maine  at  Bowdoln  Col- 
lege (freshmen  and  sophomore  years); 
med  ,  reg  ,  men,  est  1820,  Addison  S 
Thayer,  M  D ,  Dean  (See  Portland, 
Me) 

Buckfield,  Oxford  Co.,  pop.  357. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Wilson  Conant 
Sec.  Bd.   Educ — M.  A.  Sturtevant. 
Town  Superintendent — Florente  Whitmore 
Principal  High  School — Vernon  K   Brackett 

Bucksport,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  2,216. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    C    Conary 
Sec.  Bd   Educ— A    A    Littlefleld 
Town  Superintendent — A    A    Littlefield 
East    Maine    Conference    Seminary;    prep.; 

co-ed,    M     E,    est     1848,    E     R    Verrill, 

Principal 

Bnxton,  York  Co.,  pop.  1,675. 

Town  Superintendent — Fred  Benson. 
Principal  High  School — L    W    Elkms 

Calais,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  6,116. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — George  Downes 
City   Superintendent— Barton   Watson 
Principal  High  School — Frank  Cowan. 
Manual   Training — Dwight  Meseive 
Camden,  Knox  Co.,  pop.  3,015. 
Pres.  Bd   Educ — Bertram  E    Fackaid 
Town  Superintendent — B   B   Packard. 
Principal  High   School — Zelma  Dwinal 

Canton,  Oxford  Co.,  pop.  1,018. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    J.   Ricker. 
Town  Superintendent — L.  W.  Blaisdell 
Principal  High  School — Donald  Partridge. 


Cape  Elizabeth,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  1,857. 

Town  Superintendent — Simon  M   Hamlm. 

Cariboo,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  5,377. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    W    H    Porter 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    L,    Raymond 
City  Superintendent — Richard  J    Libby 
Principal  High  School — A   W   Boston 
Supv    Music — Dora  O    Larrabee 
Com'l  and  Stenog — Flora  Bellmgrton. 

Carmel,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

To\vn  Supeimtendent — E    S    Andrews 

Castine,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  033. 

Town    Supeimtendent — "W    E.   Clark. 

Eastern  State  Normal  School;  normal, 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  IS6S,  Albert  F.  Rich- 
ardson, A  B  ,  Pres 

Charleston,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop   864. 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — D    F    D    Weymouth 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Clarence  Emery. 
Town  Superintendent — John  S   Tapley 
Principal  High  School — H    L.  Blount 

Higglns'  Classical  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed ; 
Bapt  ,  est  1837,  H  A.  McLellan,  Prin. 

Cherryfleld,  Washington  Co ,  pop.  1,499. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    G   Campbell 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Frances  C.  Jewett. 

Toxvn     Superintendent — Mrs      Frances     C 

Jewett 
Principal    High    School — R     C     Bridges 

Cherryfleld  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.,  non- 
sect  ,  Thomas  C  Tooker,  Principal 

Chelsea,  Kennebec  Co.,  pop.  3,216. 

To\vn  Supeimtendent — Arthur  N,  Douglas 

China,  Kenneheo  Co.,  pop.  1,297. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    A   Lord 

Town  Superintendent — George  E    Paine. 

Principal  High  School — Edith  C.  Washburn 

Clinton,  Kennebec  Co.,  pop.  1,268. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    W    Spaulding 

Sec    Bd    Educ — George  Billings. 

Toi\n   Superintendent — Charles  L    Clement. 

Principal  High   School — Samuel   Allen 

Corinth,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop.  1,034. 

Town  Superintendent — John  S    Tapley 

Corlnna,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop.  1,237. 

Town   Superintendent — W    C    McCue 

Corlnna  Union  Academy;  prep.;  day;  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  est  1852,  Wade  L  Grin- 
die,  Principal 

Cumberland,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  1,403. 

Town  Superintendent — Daniel  W.  Lunt 
Principal  High  School — Stella  H    Strout 

Cumberland    Center,    Cumberland   Co.,    pop. 
350. 

Town  Superintendent — D>    W.  Lunt 

Greeley  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect.; 
Dana  S  Jordan,  Prin. 

Danf  orth,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,295. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — James  H    Chadbourne 
Sec   Bd    Educ — John  F.  Philbrook. 
Town  Superintendent — John  F   Philbrook 
Principal  High  School — Wesley  A   Sowle 


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Deer  Isle,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,946. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  L    Beck 
Town  Superintendent — D    W    Rollins 
Principal  High  School — B    E    Cook 

Dexter,  Fenobscot  Co.,  pop.  8,530. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    L    Davis 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L,   A    Ross 
Town   Superintendent — L    A    Ross 
Principal  High  School — Roy  M    Strout. 

Dixfleld,  Oxford  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— W    W    Waite 

Town  Superintendent — N   S   MacNamara 

Principal  High  School — Parker  M    Cooper 

Dover,  Plscataqtils  Co.,  pop.  2,091. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    W    Ball 
Town   Superintendent — Mr  James  N  Emery 
Principal  High  School — Hubert  S    Hill 
Manual  Training — Walter  L    Brown 
Commercial — Vonie  E    Brown 

Dresden  Mills,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  200. 

Town  Superintendent — Jessie  C   Houdlette 

Bridge  Academy;   prep  ;   co-ed  ;   non-sect  , 
eat.  1881;  Norris  S   Lord,  A   B,  Prin 

Durham,  Androscoggln  Co.,  pop.  1,025. 

Town  Superintendent — Lauren  H    Tuttle 
Eagle  Xake,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  1,421. 

City  Superintendent — Mrs  Hetty  Mornecault 

East  Corinth,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop.  478. 
East  Corinth  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est    1844,  R    J    CoftTey,  Principal 

East  Xlvermore,  Androscoggin  Co ,  pop.  2,041 

Town   Superintendent — Elmer  Webber 

East  Machlas,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,392. 

Town   Superintendent — John   C    Merrill 
Washington   Academy,   prep  .   co-ed  ;   non- 
sect  ,  est  1792.  Ralph  S.  Smith,  A.  B ,  Prln 

Easton.  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  —  \.  E    Radcliffe 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Henry  Hoyt 
Town  Superintendent — Frank  MeGouldnck 
Principal  High  School — Wade  L    Grlndle 
Eastport,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  4,901. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — William   H    Colwell 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    T    Harmon 
City  Superintendent — W    H    Sturtevant 
Principal  High  School — W   H   Patten 
Commercial — Nina  A.  Davis 

Eden,  Hancock  Co ,  pop.  4,441. 

City  Superintendent — Frank  McGouldrick 
Principal  High  School — H    W    Kidder 

Eliot,  York  Co,  pop.  1,530. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    C    Spinney 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Frederic  Wilson 
Town  Superintendent — F   W    Freeman 
Principal  High  School — Francis  Garland 
Lanier  Home  School;  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ;  est    1914;  Sidney  Lanier,  Principal 
Ellsworth,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  3,549. 
Pres    Bd.  Educ — Edmon  J.  Walsh. 
City  Superintendent— William  H    Patten 
Principal  High   School — John   Scott 
Stenography — Nellie  F    Mullan 


Falrfleld,  Somerset  Co.,  pop.  2,801. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    A    Lowry 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — W     O     Hersey 
Town  Superintendent — Will  O    Hersey 
Principal  High  School — John  A    Partridge. 
Supv    Music — Frances  F    Gate 
Manual  Training — Warren  S   Swett 
Domestic   Science — Blanch  Webster 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Edith  Wilcher 

Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  1,488. 

Town  Superintendent — D    W    Lunt 

Farmlngton,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  3,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Tohn  A     Sweet 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Roseoe   L    West 
Town    Superintendent — Joseph    F    Burch 
Principal  High  School — W    E    Downes. 
Supv    Music — Florence  R    Lowell 
Manual  Training — Floience  L    Walker 
Domestic  Science — Marion  C    Ricker 
Commercial — Mrs    C    W    Steele 

Abbott    School;    boys'    boarding,    non-aect  ; 

est    1844,   George  Dudley   Church,  A.  M, 

Headmaster 
Farming-ton  State  Normal  School;   normal; 

state,  co-ed  ,  est    1865,  Wilbert  G    Mal- 

lett,  A    B  ,  Principal 

Fort  Falrfleld,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  1,620. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    W    Trofton 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    K    Guild 

Town   Superintendent — E    L    Turner 

Principal  High  School — L    G    Paine 

Penmanship — Mattie   E    Hopkins 

Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Catherine  P    Fawcett 

Fort  Kent,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  3,710. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — Fred  W   Theriaull 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    R    Audibert 
Town  Superintendent — Joseph  F   Cyr 

Madawaska  Training  School,  normal,  state; 
co-ed  ,  Miss  Maiy  P    Nowland,  Prin 

Foxcrof  t,  Piscataquis  Co.,  pop.  1,807. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    C    Toby 
Town  Superintendent — James  N   Emery 
Supv    Mus    and  Draw — Mrs    Adelaide  Far- 
well 

Fox  croft  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect., 

H    S    Hill,  Principal 

Frankfort,  Waldo  Co.,  pop.  1,157. 

Town  Superntendent — F    M    Nickerson 
Principal  High  School — W    H    Tibbetts 

Franklin,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,161. 

Town  Superintendent — Maurice  C    Foss. 
Principal  High  School — F    A    Morris 

Freedom,  Waldo  Co.,  pop.  480. 

Town  Superintendent — J  W  Deane 
Freedom  Academy,  prep    and  agrl  ;  co-ed  ; 

boarding,     non-sect  ,     est      1836,     Frank 

Fortier,  Principal 

Freeport,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  2,339 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Percy  S    Burr 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Miss  E    B    Stanwood 
Town  Superintendent — Clifton  E   Wass 
Principal  High  School — W    E    Stuart 
Supv.  Music — Pearl  Greene. 
Manual  Training-— W.  A    Fie  welling. 


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Frenchvlllc,  Aroottook  Co.,  pop.  1,414. 

Town  Superintendent — E    R.  Michand 

Fryeburgr,  Oxford  Co.,  pop.  550. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Charles  P    Gray 

Town  Superintendent — Thomas  W   Charles 

Fryeburg  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect., 
bus,  man  tr  and  agrl  courses,  est  1792, 
Ernest  Weeks,  A  B  ,  Principal 

Gardiner,  Kennebec  Co.,  pop.  5,311. 

Pres,  Bd    Educ — M    L    Bates 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    J    Chase 
City   Superintendent — H    J.   Chase 
Principal  High  School — Louis  H    Conant 
Supv     Music — Gertrude    Sherman 

Gorham,  Cumberland  Co  ,  pop.  2,822. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Edgar  F    Carswell 
Sec    Bd,  Educ — Piescott  Keyes 
Town    Supenntendent — Prescott   Keyes 
Principal  High  School — Charles  C.  Shaw. 
Supv    Music — Pamela  C    Ware 
Manual    Tiainmg — George    A     Brown 
Domestic  Science — Ethel  G    Wooldridge 
Drawing — Emma  S    Daggett 
Penmanship — Geoi  ge   Hutcherson 
Commercial — Gertrude  L    Stone 

Western  Normal  School,  normal;  state;  co- 
ed ;  Walter  E.  Russell,  Principal 

Gouldsboro,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,849. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F.  F    Tracy 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    W.  Gordon 
Town  Superintendent — A    W.   Gordon. 

Grand  Isle,  Aroostook  Co.*  pop.  1,317. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Patrick  Therrian 
Town   Superintendent — B     S    Dufour 
Principal  High  School — B.  S    Dufour 

Gray,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  1,270. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    W.  Hill. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Lee  B    Hunt 
Town  Superintendent — Lee  B    Hunt 
Principal  High  School — M.  C.  Smart 

Pennell  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect; 
est  1876,  Melville  C  Smart,  Principal 

Greenville,  Piscataquli  Co.,  pop.  1,474. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Amos  A    Carter. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    G    Rogers 
Town  Supeiintendent — Russell  S.  Taylor 
Principal  High  School — B    F    Genthner 
Supv    Music — Ethel  M.   Knowlea. 

Gultford,  Plscataquls  Co.,  pop.  1,480. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C.  P    Tinner 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    C    Genthner. 
Town  Superintendent — Horace  M.  Pullen 
Principal  High  School — Wallace  Holxnan. 

Hallowell,  Kennebec  Co.,  pop.  2,864. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — James  Carey 
City  Superintendent — C    H   Abbott 
Principal  High  School — W    L    Beall 
Supv    Music — Mr    Hall 
Domestic  Art — Edna  Pryon 


Hampden,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop*  2,380. 

Town  Superintendent — F    W    Burrill. 
Hampden  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-feet.; 
est    1803,  B    C    Markle.  Principal. 

Harpswell,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

Town  Superintendent — C    F    Brown 

Harrington,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,020. 

Town  Superintendent — Geo    M    D    Grant. 
Principal  High  School — E    S.  Shaw 

Hartland,  Somerset  Co.,  pop.  1,176. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E   P    Dyer. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H.  Haley. 

Town  Supeiintendent — Harry  E   Fortier. 

Principal  High  School— W    S    Guptill. 

Hebron,  Oxford  Co.,  pop.  603. 

Town  Superintendent — Florent  Whitmore 
Hebron  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  Bapt.;  est 
1804,  Win.  B  Sargent,  A.  M.,  Prin. 

Rermon,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop.  1,210. 

Town  Superintendent — Mrs.  A.  I*  Snow. 

Hodgdon,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  1,15S. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — M  F  Leavitt. 
Sec  Bd  Educ — L  W  Robbins. 
Town  Superintendent — L.  W.  Robbins 

Hollis,  York  Co.,  <pop.  1,284. 

Town  Superintendent — L    J.  West 
Principal  High  School — G    E    Jack 

Houlton,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  5,845. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Leonard  A    Pierce 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Seth  S    Thornton 
City   Superintendent — L    W    Robbins. 
Principal  High   School — T    P    Packard. 
Supv.  Music — Flora  Pearson. 
Penmanship — L    F    De  Costa 
Drawing — Daisy  L  Barrett. 
Penmanship — Thomas  A,  DeCoflta. 

Bicker  Classical  Institute:  prep;  co-ed.; 
nor.  and  music;  est.  1848;  Irving  C. 
Weeks,  S.  B,  Principal 

Island  Falls,  Arooatook  Co.,  pop.  1,686. 

Town  Superintendent — G   C.  Hight 
Principal  High  School — H   W  Dunn,  Jr. 

Jay,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  2,987. 

Town   Superintendent — S    M    Nieveen. 
Principal  High  School — V.  M.  Jones 

Jefferson,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  1,030. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ. — A.  M.   Hodgkins. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    E    Dow 
Town  Superintendent — H    E    Dow 
Principal  High  School — Lydia  Phillips. 

Jonegport,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  2,074. 

Prea  Bd  Educ — D.  Herman  Cor«on 
Town  Superintendent — D  H  Corson 
Principal  High  School — H  C  Alley. 

Kennebunk,  York  Co.,  pop.  8,099. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    K    Sanborn. 
Sec.'  Bd.  Educ. — J.  W.   Lambert 
Town  Superintendent — J   W   Lambert. 
Principal  High  School — A    L    Dennison 
Supv    Music — Ethel   M     Lovley 
Penmanship — Mary  Farley, 


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Kennebtmk  Fort,  York  Co  >  pop.  2,130. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Frank  Sanborn 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    W    Meserve 
Town  Superintendent — J    "W    Lambert 
Principal  High   School — A    L    Dennison 

Kent s  Hill,  Kennebec  Co.,  pop.  150* 

Kent's  Hill  Seminary,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  M  E  , 
Rev  John  O  Newton,  D  D,  Pres 

Klttery,  York  Co.,  pop.  3,533. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  — Horace  Mitchell 
Sec    Bd    Educ — I    James  Merry 
Town  Superintendent — I    James  Merry. 
Principal    High    School— Prof.     G.     H.    D 

L'Amoureaux. 

Supv    Music — Ernest  P    Bilbrook. 
Com'l  and  Stenog — Miss  Helen  Wippich. 

Lee,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop.  801. 

Town    Supenntendent — Vinal   Cobb 

Lee  Normal  Academy;  nor.;  «tate;  co-ed.; 
Thomas  I  Budges,  Principal 

Lebanon,  York  Co.,  pop.  1,316. 

Town  Superintendent — M    W   Bottomley 

LeTdston,  Androscoggin  Co,  pop.  29,1647. 

Sec     Bd    Educ  — Charles   Bickford 
City  Superintendent — Charles  Bickford 
City  Superintendent — D   J  Callanan. 
Principal  High  School — Herman  Gammon* 
Supv    Music — George  W    Horn 
Manual   Training — Ernest  Curley 
Domestic  Science — Katherine  M    Lynch 
Penmanship — Alice   J     Child 
Stenography — Margaret   Little. 
Drawing — M    Shernl  Stoner. 

Bates  College;  coll  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect  ;  est. 
1863,  George  C.  Chase,  A  M.,  D.  D.,  L.L. 
D.,  Pres. 

Bliss  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten.;  O 
D  Bliss,  Pres. 

Hawthorne  School,  day  school  for  small 
children,  est  1905,  Miss  Sarah  M  Storey, 
A  M ,  Principal 

Lewiston  Normal  Training  School,  nor  ,  co- 
ed ,  state,  Adelaide  V  Pinch,  Principal 

Limestone,  Aroostook  Co ,  pop.  1,393. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — A    H    Damon,  M    D 
Town  Superintendent — R    J    Libby 
Principal  High  School — C    H    Brown 

Limington,  York  Co ,  pop.  980. 
Limington    Academy;    prep  ;    co-ed  ;    non- 
sect  ,  day,  free,  Willis  F.  Avery,  Prim. 

Lincoln,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop.  1,167. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — F   V    Buzzell 

Sec.  Bd   Educ — A.  Weatherbee 

Town  Superintendent — Artemus  Weatherbee. 

Principal  High   School — L.  A    Bailey. 

Supv.    Music — Mary   Brown 

LincolnvUle,  Waldo  Co ,  pop.  1,020. 

Town  Superintendent— Mrs,  L  8  Run. 


Lisbon,  Androscoggin  Co ,  pop.  4,116. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    Y    Morrison. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A   B   Lord. 

Town  Superintendent — A    B    Lord 

Principal   High   School— Vincent  Gatto 

Supv    Music — Margaret  Flanigan 

Drawing — Edith    Tetreault 

Com'l  and  Stenog — Alice  Warman. 

Litchfield  Corners,  Eennebeo  Co.,  pop.  300. 

Litchfield  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 

est    1845,  Leon  E    Cash,  Puncipal 

Littleton,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  1,028. 

Town  Superintendent — Leonard  P   Beriy 

Li\  ermore  Falls,  Androscoggin  Co.,  pop.  2,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    R    Smith 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Hailey  Wilkms 
Tottn   Superintendent — John  H    Carter 
Principal  High  School — Frank  H    Bjram. 

Lubec,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  3,363. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    E    H    Bennet. 
Sec    Bd   Educ  — V?    H    Stui  tivant 
To\vn  Supeiintendent — "W    H    Sturtevant 
Principal  High  School — G   A    Prock 
Commercial — Belle  A    Randall 

Machias,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  9,089. 

Pres     Bd.    Educ — E     C     Dallworth. 
Sec     Bd     Educ — John    C     Merrill 
City  Superintendent — John  C.  Merrill. 
Principal    High    School — J     S.    Keating. 

Washington  County  State  Normal  School; 
nor  ,  state,  co-ed  ,  William  L  Powers. 
Principal 

Madavraska,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  1,831. 

Town   Superintendent — B    S    Dufour 

Madison,  Somerset  Co.,  pop.  2,408. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    W    Webber 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Stanley  Remer 
Town  Superintendent — L    W    Gerrish 
Principal  High  School — Albert  G.  Johnson 

Mapleton,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  1,120. 

Town  Superintendent — R    L    Sinclair 
Principal   High   School — Byron   Smith 

Mars  Hill,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  1,511. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — Howard  Pierce. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    A    Record 
Town  Superintendent — C    A    Record 
Principal  High  School — E    L    Gray. 

Mechanic  falls,  Androscoggin  Co.,  pop.  1,678. 

Town  Superintendent — Jesse  M    Llbby 
Principal  High  School — Perley   Ford 

Mexico,  Oxford  Co ,  pop    12,065. 

Town  Superintendent — W   S   McNamara 
Principal  High  School — H.  W  Pickup 

Mlllbridge,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,550. 

Town  Superintendent — G   M   D.  Grant 

Millinocket,  Penobscot  Co ,  pop.  3,368. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    E    Cimpher 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    Rush 

Town  Superintendent— William  M.   Marr 

Principal  High  School— W   H   Gilbert 


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Milo,  Piscataquis  Co.,  pop.  2,556. 

Town    Superintendent — Foster   L     Higgins 

Monmonth,  Kennebec  Co.,  pop.  1,386. 

Town    Supenntendent — R    J3     Howard 
Principal  High  School — Arthur  J    Chick 

Monroe,  Waldo  Co.,  pop    829 

Pies    Bd     Educ — W    B     Plummer. 
Soc     Bd     Bduc  — F     H     Cunningham 
Town    Supenntcndent — F    M    Nickerson 
Pimcipal  High  School — R    K    Stanley 
Man    Tr    &  Dom    Sci  — Carolyn  L    Durham 

Monson,  Piscataqnis  Co.,  pop.  1,243. 

Town  Superintendent — Horace  M    Pullen 

Montlcello,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  1,297, 

Town    Supeiintendent — Raymond    Buck. 

Mount  Desert,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,569. 

Town  Supeiintendent— L    B    Williams 
Pimcipal  High  School — G    B    Rollins 

New  Castle,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  1,068. 

Town  Superintendent — Heniy  K    White. 

Lincoln  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 

est    1801,  Fiank  B    Brigg-s,  Principal. 

New  Gloucester,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  1,228. 

Pres     Bd     Educ —Herbert    V     Blake 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Ernest  H    Hunnewell. 
Town  Superintendent — Einest  H   Hunnewell 
Principal  High   School — Chailes  Teague 
Supv    Music — Maigaret  L    Allen 

Stevens  School;   girls'   boarding;   non-sect.; 
M.  B.  and  S.  P.  Stevens,  Prlna. 

New  Sharon,  franklin  Co.,  pop.  955. 

Town  Superintendent — V    G   Day 
Principal  High  School — W.  L    Linscott. 

Newport,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop.  1,747. 

Town   Supeiintendent — W    C    McCue 
Prm    High  School — C    R    Purinton 

Norrldvewock,  Somerset  Co.,  pop.  1,608. 

Town   Superintendent — Eva  A    Webster. 
Principal  High  School — E    C.  Vmmg 

North  Anson,  Somerset  Co,  pop.  1,000. 

Anson   Academy;    prep  ;    co-ed.;    non-sect.; 
est    1823;  R.   E    G.  Bailey,   Frin. 

North  Berwick,  York  Co.,  pop.  1,777. 

Sec    Bd    Educ —Elizabeth   K    Hobbs 
Town  Superintendent — Elizabeth  K    Hobbs 
Principal   High 'School — Elwood  G    Bessey 

North  Bridgton,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  280. 

Bridgton  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed  ;  non-sect.; 
est    1808,  Chester  C.  Tuttle,  Principal 

North  Jay,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  H    Macomber. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    F    Callahan 
Town   Superintendent — E    F.  Callahan 
Principal  High  School — V    Merle  Jones. 
Supv.  Music — John  Cartar. 


North  Parsonfleld,  York  Co.,  pop.  200. 
Parsonfleld    Seminary;    prep  ;    co-ed ;    non- 
sect  ;  Roland  H    Verbeek,  Prm. 

Norway,  Oxford  Co,  pop.  2,215. 

Chairman  Bd.  Educ — Dr.   L    H    Trufant. 
Sec.   Bd    Educ — T    C    Morrill 
Town    Superintendent — T     C     Morrill. 
Principal  High  School — P.  E    Hathaway. 
Music  and  Drawing — Mrs    A    L    Fogg. 

Oakland,  Kennebec  Co.,  pop.  2,257. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — Geozge  W   Field. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    O    Hersey. 
Town  feupeimtendent — W    O    Hersey 
Principal   High   School — Charles   E    Taylor 
Supv    Music — Nora  B.  Greeley 
Manual  Tiammg — Prank   Knowlton 

Oldtown,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop.  6,317. 

City  Supeiintendent — William  D    Fuller 
Principal  High  School — James  A    Hamlin. 

Orland,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,224. 

Town  Superintendent — H    H    Dunbar. 

Orono,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop.  3,555. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Edward   Tomlinson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — William  D    Fuller 
Town  Superintendent — William  E>    Fuller. 
Pimcipal  High  School — C.  I.  Chatto 
Supv    Music — Maud  Gould 

University  of  Maine,  comprises  College  of 
Arts  and  Sciences,  of  Agriculture,  of  Tech- 
nology, Course  in  Pharmacy,  and  Col- 
lege of  Law  (Bangor),  state,  co-ed.,  est 
1865,  Bobert  Judson  Aley,  LL.  D.,  Pres 

University  of  Maine,  College  of  Agriculture, 
agronomy,  animal  husbandry,  forestry, 
home  economics,  poultry,  horticulture, 
Leon  S  Merrill,  M.  D.f  Dean. 

University  of  Maine,  College  of  Technology, 
courses  in  Chemical,  Civil,  Electrical  and 
Mechanical  Engineering  and  Pharmacy, 
Harold  S  Boardman,  C  E ,  Dean. 

Orrlngton,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop.  1,219. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H.   C    Hcxie. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    N.  George 
Superintendent — Edward  E    Roderick 

Oxford,  Oxford  Co.,  pop.  473. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E.   L.  Binns 

Town  Superintendent — Eugene  B.  Holden. 

Principal  High  School— John  8.  Dyer. 

Paris,    Oxford  Co.,  pop.   3,436. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — 1>    M    Stewart. 
Town  Superintendent — Merlin  C.  Joy. 
Piincipal  South  H   S. — John  S   Carver 
Principal  West  H    S —Frederick  Smith 
Supv.   Music — Florence  A,  Gordon. 

Parsonfleld,  York  Co.,  pop.  1,067. 

Town  Superintendent — L    M.  Felch. 

Patten,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop.  1,406* 

Town  Superintendent — W  M   Marr. 


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Pembroke,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,378. 

Pres    Bel    Educ  —  &d  Blackwood 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Mrs    M    B    W    Andrews 
Town  Superintendent  —  Mrs    M    B    Andrew* 
Principal   High   School  —  Everett  Peacock 
Perry,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,153. 
Town  Superintendent  —  Oxner  P    Reynolds 

Phillips,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  823. 

Town  Superintendent  —  M    R    Keyea 
Principal  High  School  —  F   M    Hammond 

Phippsburg,  Sagadahoc  Co.,  pop.  1,070. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  C    V    Minott 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  "William  R    Bunker 

Town    Superintendent  —  William   R    Bunker 


Pittsfleld,  Somerset  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  P    U.  Landman. 
Town  Superintendent  —  Judge  O    H    Drake 
Principal  High  School  —  S   R   Oldham 
Supv    Music  —  Ethel  Haskell. 
Maine  Central  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Fret 
Bapt  ,  est.   1866,   S    R    Oldham,   Prm 

Poland,  Androscoggin  Co.,  pop.  1,382. 

Town   Superintendent—  B    C    Megquier 

Portland,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  58,571. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  Wilford    G     Chapman 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Dr    Forest  H    Perkins 
City  Superintendent  —  De  Forest  H.  Perkins. 
Deputy    Su.pt  —  Helen    M     Robinson 
Principal  High  School  —  William  B    Jack. 
Prln    Deenng  H    S  —  Louis  B    Farnham 
Supv    Music  —  George  T    Goldthwaite 
Manual  Training  —  William  H    Morton 
Domestic  Science  —  Kathenne  P    Johnson 
Domestic  Art  —  Harriet  S    Sweetser 
Drawing  —  H    W    Shavler 
Penmanship  —  Ralph    E    Rowe 
Commercial  —  William  E    Chapin 
Degen    School    for    Boys,    boys'    day.    est 

1915,   George  F    Degen,   Principal 
Gray's  Portland  Business  College;  bus   and 

sten  ,   est.   1863;   Frank  L    Gray,   Prln. 
Maine  Institution  for   the  Blind,   state,    J 

Calvin  Knapp,  Superintendent 
Maine  School  for  the  Deaf,  state,  Elizabeth 

R    Taylor,   Superintendent 
Medical  School  of  Maine,  Medical  Depart- 

ment,    Bowdoln     College     (Junior     and 

Senior    years);    med.;    reg.;    men;    est. 

1820,  Addison  S    Thayer,  M.  D  ,  Dean 
St.    Elizabeth's    Academy;    girls'    boarding; 

R.  C.;  Mother  Mary  Teresa,  Prln. 
St.  Joseph's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R. 

C  ,   est    1882;  Sister  Margaret  Mary,  Di- 

rectress. 
Sawyer's   Shorthand   School;    sten  ;    co-ed  ; 

est.  1885,  Miss  Lydia  H.  Beck,  Prin 
School  of  Fine  Arts  ,  co-ed.  ,  non-sect  ,  Mrs 

J   H   Hill,  Manager,  Spring  and  High  Sts 
Shaw  Business  College;  bus,  sten.,   teleg  ; 

est.  1884,  Frank  L.  Shaw,  Pres 
Virgil    Clavier    School;    inns.;   co-ed.;    est. 

1895;  Frank  L.  Bankln,  Director. 
Waynfiete    School;    girls*   prep.;    non-sect.; 

est.  1898;  Miss  Caroline  M.  Crisfleld  and 

Miss  Agnes  Lowell,  Frina. 


Portland — continued 

Westbrook  Seminary   and  Female  College; 
girl's  boarding,  non-sect  ;  est.  1831; 
C    P    Quimby,    Piesident 

Presque  Isle,  Aroosiook  Co.,  pop.  5,179. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — G    B    Whidden 

Sec   Bd   Educ — W  O    Chase. 

City  Superintendent — W    O    Chase 

Principal  High  School — E    M    Libby 

Supv    Music—Mabel  H    Rich 

Manual   Training — Gertrude    T     Marrell. 

Com'l.  and  Stenog'y — Mies  Bertha  Lewis. 

Aroostook  State  Normal  School;  nor., 
state;  co-ed.;  San  Lorenzo  Merriman, 
Prin. 

Princeton,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,091. 

Town  Superintendent — W    F    Packard 
Principal  High  School — Jno    Thompson 

Randolph,  Kennebee  Co.,  pop.  1,017. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— Fred  C.  Moore. 

Town  Superintendent — L    W   Goodspeed 

Beadfleld,  Kennebeek  Co.,  pop.  996. 

Pres    Bd    Educ —Dr.  J.  S    Milliken. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    W    McQuade 
Town  Superintendent — T    W    McQuaide 

Richmond,  Sagadohoc  Co.,  pop.  1,858. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ. — F    B    Peabody,  M.  D, 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    R    Bowdom. 
Town  Superintendent — E    R.  Bowdoin 
Principal   High   School — Percy   C     Cobb 

Bockland,  Knox  Co.,  pop.  8,174. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — Philip  Howard 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — Roscoe    L     West 
City    Superintendent — Roseoe    L     West 
Principal  High  School — Anna  E    Coughlin 
Supv.  Music— Margaret  G    Ruggles. 
Di  awing — Lena.    Cleveland 
Domestic  Science — Anna  Webster 
Manual   Training — Walter   G    Taylor 
Pen'ship  and  Com'l — George  F.  Dickinson. 

Rockland  Commercial  College;  bus,  and 
sten.,  est.  1880;  Howard  and  Brown, 
Prias.  and  Props. 

Bockport,  Knox  Co.,  pop.  3,08S. 

Town  Superintendent — Giles  A.  Stuart 
Stamford,  Oxford  Co.,  pop.  6,777. 
Pres   BdL  Educ.— Hon   I*.  W,  Blanchard. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    E     Williams 
City  Superintendent — L.    E    Williams 
Principal  High  School — C.  I*  Smith 
Supv    Mus    and  Draw. — Miss  Alice  Bentley, 
Domestic  Science— Miss  Harriet  Barrows. 
Pen'ship  and  ConVl— Mr  B.  D.  Charron. 

Saco,  York  Co.,  pop.  6,588. 

Chairman  Bd.  Educ  — Lewis  B    Stillznan. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ — T    T    Young 
City  Superintendent — Theodore  T.  Young. 
Principal  High  School— E.  R   Woodbury. 
Supv    Music—Imogen  Blackman 
Manual  Training — Fred  J.  Bryant 
Domestic  Science — Mrs.   Sumner  Fenderson. 
Draw,  and  Pen' ship — A.  B.  Merrill 
Commercial — p.    I.    Towle. 
Stenography— Miss  Georgia  Chadooume. 


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Thornton  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ,  day,  Ernest  Roliston  Woodbury,  A 
M  ,  Pi  mcipal 

Sanford,  York  Co.,  pop.  9,049. 

Pres     Bd    Fduc — H    L    Bun 
Sec     Bd     Educ — C     A     Record 
City    Superintendent — C    A    Record 
Principal  High  School — H    H    Burnham 
Supv    Music — Ellie  K    Hawes 
Dialing — Hazel    G    Andrews 
Manual  Training — Hazel  Andrews. 
Domestic  Science — Emily   C    Nash 
Commercial — Elinor  Furber 
Stenography — Bessie  Cogswell. 

Sangerville,  Piscataquis  Co.,  pop.  1,319. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — George  P    Williams 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    R    Waugh 
To\\n  Superintendent — R    S    Tajlor 
Principal   High  School — Herbert  L    Bryant 
Supv    Music — Maud  H    Geuthver 
Drawing — Abbie   M.   Fowler 

Scarboro,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  1,945. 

Town  Superintendent — F    H    B    Heald 
Pimcipal    High    School — Fred     Wish 

Searsport,  Waldo  Co.,  pop.  1,444. 

Town    Supeimtendent — W     B     Woodbury 

Sebago,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  576. 

Town  Superintendent — J   W   Hamlm 

Potter   Academy,    prep  ;    co-ed  ;    non-sect  ; 

cst     1805,    Joseph   W    Hamlin,    Pimcipal 

Sherman,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  1,053. 

Town   Superintendent — George  C     Hight 
Pimcipal  High   School — A.   L    Todd 

Skowhegran,  Somerset  Co.,  pop.  5,311. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — William   Stmchfield 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George   Hawes 
City  Superintendent — Leon  W.  Gerrish. 
Principal  High  School — Ralph  W.  Leighton 
Supv    Music — Mr    Elmer   E     Towne 
Manual   Training — W    L    Coggin 
Domestic    Science — Carrie    Carpenter 
Drawing — Miss    Marjorie    Loring. 
Commercial — Miss   Ethel    W    Scales   * 

Solon,  Somerset  Co.,  pop.  1,034. 

Town  Superintendent — Herbert  W   Wood 
Principal  High  School — R    J    Reed 

South  Berwick,  York  Co.,  pop.  2,935. 

Ohm    Sch    Comm  — Dr.  Charles  M    Sleeper 
Town    Superintendent — Blynne    Allen 
Principal  High  School — Thomas  C   Tobias 

Berwick  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 

est    1791,  E    L    Giay,  Principal 

South,  China,  Kennebee  Co.,  pop.  10*. 

Erskine  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 

est    1883,  Robert  E    Owen,  Principal 

South  Portland,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  7,471. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Frank  I    Brown 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Simon  M    Hamlin 
City  Superintendent — Simon  M    Hamlin. 
Principal  High  School — Ernest  H   Pratt. 


South  Thomaston,  Knox  Co.,  pop.  1,438. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Thomas  L    Maker. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Ralph  Crockett. 
To\vn  fc-upeuntendent  —  H    W    Frohock 
Prm    High  School  —  Etheljn  M    Frohock. 

Springfield,  Penobscot  Co.,  pop.  532. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  O    A    McKenney 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Seth  W    Normond 
Town  Supeimtendent  —  Madge  T    Wallace 
Supv     Music  —  Harriet    Scribner 
Manual  Training  —  F    H    Beekford 
Domestic   Science  —  Georgia  Pendlmgton 

Eastern  Maine  Institute,  co-ed  ,  S  W  Nor- 
wood, Pimcipal 

Springs  ale,  York  Co.,  pop    2,000. 

Nasson  Institute,  secretarial  studies  and 
household  economics,  female;  non-sect  ; 
est  1912,  Louisa  Isabelle  Pryor,  Dean 

Standlsh,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  1,637. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Dana  D    Higgins 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Fred  Benson. 
Town    Superintendent  —  Fred    Benson 
Principal    High   School  —  George    H     Broad 

Stockton  Springs,  Waldo  Co.,  pop.  1,103. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  H.   S    Jbiopkms 
Sec   Bd    Educ  —  L    A    Gardner 
Town   Superintendent  —  Alvah.   C.   Trent 
Prm    High  School  —  Crawford  A.  Trent 

Stonington,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  12,038. 

To\\n  Superintendent  —  D    W    Rollins 


Sullivan,  Hancock  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  B    C    Baker 
Sec     Bd     Educ  —  A     W.    Gordon. 
To^n  Superintendent—  A    W    Gordon 
Principal  High  School  —  R    R   Webber 
Supv.  Music  —  Laura  C    Russell. 

Thomaston,  Knox  Co.,  pop.  2,205. 

Pres.   Bd    Educ  —  C    A.   Creighton 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  —  B    E    Packard 
City  Superintendent  —  B    E    Packard 
Pimcipal  High  School  —  R   W    Harriman 
Supv.  Music  —  M    G    Rogfgles 
Drawing  —  M    E    Perry 


Topsham,  Sagadahoc  Co.,  pop. 

Pres     Bd.   Educ  —  W     S     Rogers 
Sec    Bd.   Educ  —  John  H    Cone. 
City  Superintendent  —  John  H    Cone. 
Principal  High  School  —  D    F   Koughan. 
Supv    Music  —  Mrs    L    B    Alford 
Drawing  —  Helen  Varney 
Manual  Training  —  C    G.  Wheeler 
Domestic  Scienc^  —  ^'ary  S    Byrne 


Tremont,  Hancock  Co.,  pop. 

Town  Superintendent—/     B    Williams 

Turner,  Androscoggin  Co.,  pop.  1,708. 

Pres.   Bd.   Educ  —  W.  J"    Ricker 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  L.   W    Blaisdell 
Town  Superintendent  —  L    W,  Blaisdell 
Principal  High  School  —  P.  H.  H.  Booker 
Supv    Music  —  N.  L    Mower 
Physical   Culture  —  Jessie  B    Jones. 


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Lcavltt  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect  . 
est  1901,  Percy  H  H  Booker,  Principal 

Union,  Knox  Co  ,  pop.  1,233. 

Tcnvn  Superintendent — William  M    Teague 

Van  Buren,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  3,065. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Joseph   A    Peeletier 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Joseph  A    Deemais 
Town  Superintendent — C    O  Connell 
Van    Burcn     College,     coll  ,    men,     R      C  , 
Matthew   Thouvenm,    S    M,    Piesident 

Vassalboro,  Kennebec  Co ,  pop.  2,077. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — George    L.     Crosman 
Soc    Bd    Educ  — Annie  M    Priest 
Toxvn  Superintendent — George  E    Pame 
Principal   High   School — Louis   Jones 

Oak  Grove  Seminary,  prep  and  agn  , 
boarding,  co-ed  ,  Friends,  est  1850, 
Louis  Jones,  A  M,  Pilncipal 

VInal  Haven,  Knox  Go  ,  pop.  2,334. 

Town    Superintendent — H     E     Bowman 
Principal   High   School — C     C     Soule 

Waldoboro,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  2,656. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — R     C     Barter 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Victor   V    Thompson 
Town  Superintendent — Victor  V    Thompson 
Puncipal  High  School — Alice  V    S    Jonssoii 

Wallagrrass,  Aroostook  Co.,  pop.  1,004. 

Tovtn  Superintendent — Joseph  F    Cji 

Warren,  Knox.  Co.,  pop.  1,812. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    K    Mathers 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    M    Teague 
Town   Superintendent — W    M    Teague 
Principal  High  School — F    D    Rowe 

Washbnrn,  Aroostook  Co ,  pop.  1,582. 

Tov,n  Superintendent — R    L    Sinclaii 
Principal  High  School — P    H    Martin 

VTaterville,  Kennebec  Co,  pop.  11,458. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    G    Towne 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Charles  N    Perkins. 
City  Superintendent — C    N.  Perkins 
Principal  High  School — Arnold  Sanborn 
Supv.    Music — Mildred    Stockbridge 
Domestic  Science — Edna  B    Chapman 
Penmanship — Kathiyn   Morull 
Drawing — Sara   D     Lang. 
Commercial — Kathryn  Faucett. 

Coburn    Classical    Institute;    prep  ;    co-ed  ; 

Bapt  ,    est     1829,    Drew    T     Hawthorne, 

Prln. 
Colby    College;    coll  ;    co-ed.;    Bapt.;    est. 

1818,  Arthur  J.  Roberts,  A.  M.,  Frea 
Morgan.    Business    College,    bus    and    sten  , 

est     1894,    George   H     Watson    and   John 

L    Thomas,   Owners 


Wells,  York  Co  ,  pop   1,908. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — J     "IV     Goidon 
RPC    Bd    Educ  — M     \     L    Stoi  ei 
Town    bupeiinttntlcnt — I«a,ic    H     Storor 
Principal  Hi^h  School — Herbcit  S    Hill 

Westbrook,  Cumberland  Co  ,  pop.  8,281. 

Cit\  Superintendent — Preston  S    Keycs 
Puncipal  High  School — L    H    Con  ant 

Whitefield,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  1,056. 

Tovin    ^up^rinti  ndent — L     H     Foul 
Puncipal  Hi£?h  School — II    A    Kaiuman 

Wilton,  Fianklin  Co.,  pop.  2,143. 

To\\n    bupei^ntcndent — R     L     ^*eat 

Wilton   Academy,    prep  ,    co-ed  ;    non-sect  , 
W     Guy   Colby,    Principal 

Winslow,  Kennebec  Co  ,  pop    8,709. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — G     W     Getchell 
Sec    Bd    Educ — O     A    Giant 
To"Wn   Superintendent — C    A     Grant 
Puncipal  High  School — C    A    Grant. 
Supv      Music — Julia     V      Patteison 
Manual    Tiaming — Frank   W     KLnowlton. 
Drawing — Inez   Philbiook 
Coni'l  &  Stenog'j- — Edith  A.  Weeks 

Winterport,  Waldo  Co  ,  pop.  1,582. 

Pros     Bd    Educ — Frank  Downcs 
Pec    Bd    Educ — P    M    Niekeison 
Town    fc^upeuntendont — F     N     Nickerson 
Pimcipal   High  School — Gordon   Bushcld 

Winthrop,  Kennebec  Co.,  pop.  2,114. 

Pies     Bd     Ed.uc — E     P     Clifford 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Cliailes   H     Abbott 
Town  Superintendent — Chailes  H    Abbott 
Puncipal  High  School — W    A    Cowing 
Supv     Music — Eva   H     Stone 

Wiscasset,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  1,287. 

To\\n   bupcimtendent — (Jhailps   S    Sowall 

Wiscasset    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;     non- 

sect  ,  est    1S08,  Hany  L,    Biadloid,  Pun 

Woodfords,  Suburb  of  Portland. 

Westbrook  Seminary,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  est  183 1,  C  P  Quimby,  Prosulont 

Yarmouth,  Cumberland  Co  ,  pop.  2,358. 

Pies    Bd    JEduc — f»    F    liitoa 

Sec     Bd    Etluc  — W    H     Howe 

To\\n  Supciintcnrlont — Clifton  E    WJSB 

Puncipal  High   St  hool — H    M    Moore 

Domestic  Fcience — Kdith  M    Congdon 

Commercial — Giace    Joida.ii. 

North.  Yarmouth.  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
non-sect  ,  John  O  Hall,  Jr ,  A  B  ,  Prin- 
cipal 

York,  York  Co.,  pop.  «,802. 

Town   Superintendent — K    S    Fn&tcr 
Principal   High   School — Eugene   K     Fostei 


MARYLAND 

Population,  1,295,346.    School  census,  350*319.    School  age,  5-20. 

Maryland  is  the  twenty-seventh  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  hav- 
ing a  total  of  1,295,346  inhabitants,  of  whom  82  per  cent,  are  white.  O±  this  number, 
8  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entiie  population, 
ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  7.2  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  thirty -second  in  this  re- 
spect. The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

M.  BATES  STEPHENS,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Education Annapolis 

Q.  li.  RFAVIS,  Assistant  State  Rupeiintendeut  -    •  •   Annapolis 

S    M    NORTH,  Supeiwsoi  of  Ili^h  Schools  .      .   Annapolis 

J.  E.  METZGER,  Snpeivisoi  Agiicultuial  Ifigh  Schools   ...  .        .         Annapolis 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 

GOVERNOR  E    C.  HAttRnsrciTON,  P)  evident   .  .  Annapolis 

M.  BATES  STEPHENS,  State  Superintendent,  Secretary Annapolis 

HENRY  C.  LONGNECKER Towson      T.  H.  BOCK Princess  Anne 

HENRY  SH RIVER       .  Cumberland      JOHN  O.  SPENCER Baltimore 

W.  T.  WARBURTON         Elkton      THOS   H.LEWIS "Westminster 

u  _i* 
SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION 

Public  school  text-books  are  required,  by  state  law,  to  be  furnished  free  by  the 
state.  There  is  no  State  Text-Book  Commission.  The  money  is  distributed  among 
the  counties  and  Baltimore  City  and  adoptions  made  by  their  boards. 

n  *~"i  •  "3 

STATE  BEADING  CIECLE  BOABD 

M   BATES  STEPHENS,  State  Superintendent,  President     Annapolis 

Miss  SARAH  E.  RICHMOND,  Principal  State  Normal  School Baltimore 

JOHN  E.  EDWARDS,  Snpenntendent  Allegheny  County  Schools.      .      .      .Cumberland 

Miss  MARGARET  M.  ROBINSON,  Western  Maryland  College Westminster 

01    II.  REAVIS,  Assistant  State  Superintendent  .  .  Annapolis 

Miss  M.  W.  TARR,  State  Normal  School Baltimore 

H.  H.  MURPHY,  Principal  High  School Reisterstown 

W.  J   HA^LOWAY,  Superintendent  Wicomieo  County  Schools     ....     Salisbury 
NICHOLAS  OREN,  Superintendent  Talbot  County  Schools Eastou 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 

EDWARD  F   BUCHNER,  President  .      .  Johns  Hopkms  Univ,  Baltimore 

HUGH  W.  CALDWBLL,  Secretary Chesapeake 


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COUNTY   SUPERINTENDENTS    OP   SCHOOLS 


County                             Name  and  Address 
Allegany  .J.  E.   Edwards,    Cumberland 
Allegany    

..Geo.  M.  Perdew,  Ass't,  Cumberland 
Anne  Arundel     

Samuel    Garner,    Annapolis 

Baltimore Albert  S.  Cook,  Towson 

Baltimore 

.    .  John  T.  Hershner,  Ass't,  Towson 
Calvert    , 

.  Jas.  B    Lattimer,  Prince  Frederick 

Carolne     Edward  M.  Noble,  Denton 

Carroll.. Geo.  T   Morelock,  Westminster 

Cecil Joseph  M.  McVey,  Elkton 

Charles  Thos  M  Carpenter,  La  Plata 
Dorchester  .  A  R  Spaid,  Cambridge 
Dorchester  • 

..Jos.  B    Meredith,  Ass't.,  Cambridge 
Frederick     .G  Lloyd  Palmer,  Frederick 


Courty  Name  and  Address 

Fiedeiick 

F   D.  Harshman,  Ass't,  Frederick 

Garrett Frank  E    Rathbun,  Oakland 

Harford  ..  Charles  T  Wright,  Bel  Air 
Howard. . .  W.  C.  Phillips,  Ellicott  City 
Kent  .Jefferson  L  Smyth,  Chestertown 
Mont^omeiy  W  B  Burdette,  Rockville 

Prince    George's 

E  S  Burroughs,  Upper  Marlboro 
Queen  Anne's  B.  J  Grimes,  Centreville 
St  Mary's  Geo  W  Joy,  Leonardtown 
Somerset  W.  H  Dashiell,  Princess  Anne 

Talbot         Nicholas  Orem,  Easton 

Washington    

....  W.  Merrick  Huyett,  Hagerstown 
Wicomico  Wm  J  Holloway,  Salisbury 
Worcester  . .  

.  Edgar  W.  McMaster,  Pocomoke  City 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Ammendale,  Prince  George  Co.,  pop.  15. 

Ammendale  Normal  Institute,  normal,  co- 
ed ;  R  C  ,  est  1880,  Brother  Austin, 
Pres 


Annapolis*  Anne  Arundel  Co ,  pop.  8,609. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — William  S    Cusp 
Sec     Bd     Educ — George    Fox 
City    Superintendent — George    Fox 
Puncipal  High  School — Louise  Linthicum 
Piimary  &  Coloied — Kate  Kelly 
Manual  Training — Ivon  I    Moiton 
Domestic   Science — Maty   B    Tate 
Commercial — Agnes    Himmelhebei 

St.  John's  College,  College  of  Liberal  Arts 
of  the  University  of  Maryland,  coll  ,  men, 
non-sect.,  est  1789,  Thomas  Fell,  LL  D, 
Pres. 

St  John's  Preparatory  School,  attached  to 
St.  John's  College,  military,  prep  for 
coll.  and  bus  ,  Thomas  L  Gladden,  Supt 

United  States  Naval  Academy,  government 
preparatory  school  for  U  S  Navy,  est 
1845,  Capt  Edward  W  Eberle,  U  S  N, 
Superintendent 

Baltimore,  Baltimore  Co,  pop.  558,485. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — James  W    Chapman,    Jr 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  H    Roche. 
City    Superintendent — Charles    J     Koch 
Supv    Secondary  Sen — Chas    A    A    J    Mil- 
ler 

\j«3istant   Superintendent — Joseph   Hands 
Assistant  Superintendent — Robt    W.   Elliott 
Assistant  Superintendent — Rowland  Watts. 
Assistant  Superintendent — John   A    Korff 
Supervisor    Music — John   Denues 
Man    Tr    &  Dom    Sci — George  M    Gaither 
Physical   Culture — Adolph   Picker 
\>rawing — Miss  Olive  "Reach. 


Baltimore — continued 

PUBLIC    HIGH   SCHOOLS 

Baltimoie  City  College,  Howard,  opposite 
Center,  Dr  Wilbur  F  Smith,  Principal. 

Baltimore  Polytechnic  Institute,  311  Court- 
land,  Lieut  William  R  King,  Principal. 

Colored  High  School »  Penna  Ave  and  Dol- 
phin, Mason  A  Hawkins,  Principal 

Eastern  High  School,  North  Ave  and 
Broadway,  Ernest  J  Becker,  Principal. 

Western  High  School,  Lafayette  and  Mc- 
Culloh,  David  E  Weglein,  Principal. 

Academy  of  the  Visitation,  girls'  boarding; 
R  C.,  Sister  Mary  Agatha  Scott,  Prin, 
604  Park  Ave. 

Affordby  Kindergarten  Normal  School;  pri- 
mary and  kindergarten  normal,  boarding 
and  day,  est  1837,  Elizabeth  Silkman 
Principal,  1110  N.  Charles  Stieet. 

Baltimore  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  • 
E  H  Norman,  Pres,  5  N.  Charles. 

Baltimore  College  of  Dental  Surgery;  dent  ; 

male,  est    1839,  William  G    Fostei    D    D 

S,   S51  N    Howard  St 
Baltimore    Law    School,    law,    co-cd  ,    est 

1900,   Alfred  S    Niles,  LL    B,  Dean,   232 

St    Paul   St 

Baltimore  Normal  School  (colored) ;  normal 
private,  co-cd  ,  Joseph  H  Lockerman 
President,  Saratoga  and  Courtland 

Baltimore  Polytechnic   Institute,   secondary 
technical   courses,    boys,    city,    est     1884 
^llllam    R     King,    U     S     N..    Prin,    311 
Courtland  St 

Baltimore    School    of    Pernln    Shorthand; 

sten     and    Esperanto,    est     1897;    E     W 

Weems,  Prin,  1008  Union  Trust  Bldg 
Baltimore    Training    School    for    Teachers; 

nor  ,  state,  co-ed  ,  Norman  W    Cameron, 

Dn  eclor. 


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Baltimore — continued 

Boys'  Latin  School,  boys*  day,  non-sect  , 
James  A  Dunham,  Prin.,  1006-1014  Bre- 
vard 

Bryn  Mawr  School  for  Girls;  girls'  day; 
est  1885,  non-sect  ,  Edith  Hamilton,  M. 
A ,  Head  Mistress,  Cor.  Cathedral  and 
Preston. 

Calveit  School,  co-ed  ,  6  to  12,  est  1897, 
Vn  gil  M  Hillyer,  A  B ,  Headmaster,  2 
Chase  St 

Calvert  Hall  College,  boys'  boarding,  R  C  , 
Brother  Dems,  Prin ,  Cor  Cathedral  and 
Mulberry. 

Eaton  &  Burnett  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten  ,  A  H  Eaton,  Pres ,  Cor  Baltimore 
and  Charles 

Edgeworth  School,  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  Mrs  H  P  Lefebvre,  Prin. 

Epiphany  Apostolic  College,  boys'  boarding, 
R  C  ,  est  1888,  Rev.  Joseph  Hanley, 
President,  Piedmont  and  Ellamont 

Friends'  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Friends,  est 
1864,  Edward  C  Wilson,  B  S,  Prin., 
Park  PI,  and  Laurens 

Oilman  Country  School,  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est.  1897,  Frank  Woodworth 
Pine,  M  A ,  Headmaster,  Roland  Park 

Girls'  Latin  School,  girls'  boarding,  M.  B.; 

est    1890,   Miss  Nellie  M    Wilznot,   A.  B, 

Hoadmisti  ess,  1213  St    Paul  St 
Goucher  College,  coll  ,  women;  M    El  ;  est 

1888,  William  W.  Guth,  PhD,  Pres,  St. 

Paul  and  23rd 

Johns  Hopkins  University,  comprises  Facul- 
ty of  Philosophy,  of  Medicine,  and  De- 
pan  tment  of  Engineering,  men,  non-sect  , 
est  1876,  Frank  J  Goodnow,  LL  D, 
Piesidpnt 

Johns  Hopkins  University,  Department  of 
Engineering,  courses  in  Civil,  Electrical 
and  Mechanical  Engineering,  est.  1913, 
Joseph  S  Ames,  LL  D  ,  Director. 

Johns  Hopkins  University,  Medical  School, 
med  ,  reg  ,  co-ed  ;  est  1893 ,  John  W 
Williams,  M  D.  Dean,  1128  Cathedral  St 

Knapp's  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect.; 
W.  A  Knapp,  Prin.,  851-853  Hollins. 

Loyola  College  and  High  School,  coll    and 

Srep.,    men,    R     C  ,   est    1852,   Rev    Wil- 
am  J  Ennis,  S   J,  President,  Monument 
and   Madison 

Maryland  Institute  School  of  Art  and  De- 
sign, art,  co-ed  ,  est  1847;  C.  Y  Turner, 
Director,  Mt  Royal  Ave 

Maryland  State  Normal  School;  normal, 
state,  co-od  ,  est  1866,  Saiah  Elizabeth 
Richmond,  Principal 

Milton  University,  prep ,  coll ,  com'l  and 
phar  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1847;  W  James 
Heaps,  Ph  D ,  President,  310  W  Hoff- 
man St 


Baltimore — continued 

Morgan  College  (colored),  coll,  prep  and 
normal,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est.  1S76,  John  O. 
Spencer,  D.  D  ,  Pres 

Mount  St  Joseph's  College,  boys'  boarding, 
R  C  ,  est  1876,  Brother  ISorbert,  C.  F. 
X,  President 

Mount  Vernon  Collegiate  Institute,  boys' 
prep,  da} ,  est  18S4,  Wyllys  Rede, 
D  D,  Pnn,  210  W  Madison 

Notre  Dame  College  of  Mainland,  girls' 
boarding,  "R  C  ,  est  1S73,  Sister  M 
Meletia,  Dean,  Baltimoie  County 

Park  School,  boys'  boarding  and  day,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1912;  Eugene  Randolph.  Smith, 
Headmaster,  Auchentoroly  Terrace 

Peabody  Conservatory  of  Music;  mus  ,  est. 
1857,  Harold  Randolph,,  Director,  Mt.  Ver- 
non PI  and  Charles  St. 

Roland  Park  Country  School,  girls'  day; 
est  1900,  Miss  Nanna  Duke  Dushane, 
Principal,  210  Roland  Ave  ,  Roland  Park 

St  Catharine's  Normal  Institute;  R.  C 
training  school,  Sisters  of  the  Holy  Cross. 

St  Francis  Academy;  girls*  boarding;  R. 
C.,  Mother  Magdalen,  Prin  410  Courtland. 

St  Fiancis  Xavier  School  tor  the  Deaf,  R. 
C  ,  Sistei  M  Michael,  Supenor,  Iivington. 

St.  Joseph's  Seminary,  coll.;  men;  R.  C  ; 
est  1888,  Rev  Justin  McCarthy,  Pres. 

St  Mary's  Seminary,  theol.,  men  ;  R.  C  ; 
est  1791,  Very  Rev  Edward  R  Dyer,  S. 
S ,  D  D ,  President,  Paca  Street. 

Sadler's  Bryant  &  Stratton  Business  Col- 
lege, bus  and  sten  ,  Fair  man  A  Sadler, 
President,  27  Fayette  St.  W. 

Samuel  Ready  School,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  est.  1887,  Miss  Helen  J.  Howe, 
Prin. 

Shaftesbury  College  of  Expression,  dramat- 
ic; co-ed.;  est.  1890 ,  Alice  May  Youse, 
Prin ,  14  N  Carey. 

Southern  Home  School,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ;  Mrs.  W.  M.  Gary  and  Miss  Gary, 
Prins ,  915  N.  Charles. 

Strayer's  Business  College,   bus.  and  sten.; 

est   1892,  Thomas  W.  Donoho,  Pres,  5  N 

Fayette  St 
University  of  Maryland,  Dental  Department; 

co-ed  ,  est.  1882,  T.  O   Heatwole,  D  D.  S., 

Dean,  Cor   Greene  and  Lombard 

University  of  Maryland,  Department  of 
Pharmacy,  phar.,  co-ed  ,  est  1841; 
Charles  Caspar!,  Jr.,  Dean,  Lombard  and 
Green  Streets. 

University  of  Maryland,  School  of  Medicine; 

reg,   men,  est    1807,   J    M    H    Rowland, 

M    D ,   Dean.   Green   and  Lombard 
University    of    Maryland,    School    of    Law, 

law,   men,   est    1807;   Henry   D.    Harlan, 

Dean,  Calvert  Building. 

University  School  for  Boys;  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect  ;  W.  S  Marston,  Prin.,  1901  N 
Charles. 


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Bel  Air,  Harford  Co,  pop    1,775 

Pres     Bd     Fduc — Philip   H    Close 
Sec    Bd     Erluc — Chailis   T    Wi  mht 
Prmcipil   High   School — C    M    Wu^ht 
Rupv    Dra\\mg — Kate    \    Tlickei 
Commeicial — Anna   B    Caiman 

Berlin,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Principal  High  Scnool — Nettie  B  Caiev 
Man  Ti  &  Dom  Sci — Maiguente  Ayies 
Commoicial — Maiy  F  BaiU^ 

Bowie,  Prince  Georges  Co.,  pop.  443. 

Maryland  Normal  and  Industrial  School 
(colored),  state,  co-ed  ,  D  S  S  Goodloe, 
Prin 

Brookeville,  Montgomery  Co ,  pop.  158. 

Principal  High  School— T    F    Waters 
Brookeville    Academy,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    non- 
sect  ,  Clinton  M    Moore,  Prin 

Brunswick,  Frederick  Co ,  pop.  2,471. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Howard  M    Jones. 
Pec    Bd     Educ — Rogoi    G    Hatlej 
Prin     High   S'chool— O     M    Fogle 
Supv   Music — A   Virginia  Reich 
Comm<icial — Frances   Doub 

Brunswick  Seminary,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  J  J  Shenk,  Prin 

Buckeystown,  Frederick  Co ,  pop.  436. 

Buckeyestown  Normal ,  nor  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1888,  P  R.  Neighbours,  Prin. 

Cambridge,  Dorchester  Co.,  pop.  6,407. 

Pies    Bd    Kdur — J    H    Muiphy 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    R    Spiid 

City  Superintendent — Arthur  R    Spaid 

Principal  High  School — J    B    Noble 

Domestic  Science — Nellie  Phnstopher 

Manual  Tiaming — A     F    Faiver 

Commeicial — Anna   G     Collins 

Catonsville,  Baltimore  Co ,  pop.  2,000. 

Pnncipal  High  School — R    E   de  Hussy 

Manual    Tiamins? — C     E    Eaile 

Domestic   Science — Ada  B     Coulburn 

Commercial — Hanna    Scott 

Mount  de  Sales  Academy  of  the  Visitation, 

girls'    boarding,     R.     C  .     Sister    Ignatla 

Aikin,   Directress 

St  Timothy's  School,  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1882,  Miss  J  R  Heath  and 
Miss  Lr  McE.  Fowler,  Principals. 

Centerville,  Queen  Annes  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pnncipal  High  School — T    &    Luck 
Man    Ti    &  Diau  — John  T    Bzuehl 
Domestic   Science — Sax  ah    E     Clash 
Commoicia.1 — P     F     Tuyloi 

Charlotte  Hall,  St.  Mary  Co ,  pop.  150. 

Charlotte  Hall  School,  boys'  boarding,  mil  , 
non-sect  ,  est  1774 ;  George  M  Thomas, 
A  M ,  Pnncipal. 

Chesapeake  City,  Cecil  Co.,  pop.  1,172. 

Principal  High  School — H.  W.  CaldwcII. 


Chesteitown,  Kent  Co,  pop    3,008. 

Pies     Bd     Educ  — Tohn    D    Uiie 
Fee    Bd    E«lur — Jrffeison  !•    Smyth 
fitv   Supeuntondent — Tefteison   L    Sm^th 
Pimcipal  llicrli   School — M<uk  Cioasey 
^r.inual    Ti  lining — Owen   C    Blades 
Domestic  Science — \nna   Cooper 
Commercial — Nellie   E    Walteis 

Washington  College,  coll  ,  men  (normal 
dept  co-ed),  non-sect;  est  1783,  James 
W  Cam,  L.L  D  ,  Pres 

Chevy  Chase,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  200. 

Chevy  Chase  College  and  Seminary,  See 
Washington,  D  C 

College  Park,  Piinee  Georges  Co.,  pop   100. 

Maryland  Agricultural  College,  agri  ,  state; 
men,  est  1859,  Harry  J  Patterson,  D.Sc. 

Color  a,  Cecil  Co.,  pop.  375. 

West  Nottingham  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  , 
boarding,  non-sect  ,  est  1741,  William  F 
H  Wentzcl,  M  S,  Pnncipal 

Crisfleld,  Somerset  Co ,  pop.  3,468. 

Ties    Bd    Eduo — Chailes  H    Loner 
Sec    Bd    Edue — William  II    Dashiell 
City  Suponntondent — G     T     \tkinson 
Principal  High  School — F    E    Gardner 
Man    Tr    &  Dom    Pci — Clara  B    Fishpaw 
Commercial — M    Louise  Windsor 

Cumberland,  Allegany  Co.,  pop.  21,839. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — A    T«n  lor  Smith 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  B    Edwards 
City   Superintendent — John   E    Edwards 
Principal  High  School — William  M    Tinker 
Supv    Music — Coia   B    Moise 
rummy — Lrna    G     Holing 
Manual  Training — J   T    T    Grimm 
Domestic  Science — Rachel  Eveiett. 
Com'l  and  Stenog — F    A    Wolfhope 

Allegheny  County  Academy,   prep  ,  co-ed  , 

non-sect  ,  est    1798,  Marshall  C.  Allaben, 

A    B,  Prin 
Central  Commercial  College;  bus   and  sten  ; 

C    E    Pusho,  Pres 
Mountain   State  Business  College;   bus.  and 

sten  ;  A   G  Sine,  Pres 
Trl-State  Business   College,  bus    and  sten  ; 

B    F    Shaffer,  Pres 

* 

Darnestovtn,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop*  148. 

Andrew  Small  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed.,  non- 
sect  ;  est  1867,  Rev  M.  L  Fearnow,  A. 
M,  Prm 

Deal  Island,  Somerset  Co ,  pop.  1,500.  t 

Pimcipal  High  School — R    R    Carman. 

Denton,  Caroline  Co.,  pop.  1,725. 

Puncipal  High  School — J   W   Huflmgton 
Supv    Miislr — M.iiy  E    Todd 
Manual   Ti  a  miner — F    C    Bio\\n 
Domestic   Science — Hazel  Bullock 

Bast  New  Market,  Dorchester  Co ,  pop.  1,207. 

Principal  High  School — A    C,  Humphreys. 
Easton,  Talbot  Co.,  pop.  3,083. 

Principal  High    School — C     A     McBiifle 
Man    Tr    &  Draw — William  Hull 
Domestic  Science — Bessie  Tyler 
Commercial — Olive   Hcniy 


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Elkton,  Cecil  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — "W'lliner  J    Falls 

Sec     Bd     Educ — Jos    M     McVey 

Principal   High    School — Edwin   B     Fockler 

Rupv     Music — L^dia,  Qio<»s 

Man    Tr    &.  Duin  — Gooiao  W    Creswell 

Domestic*  Sen  nee — C1lira  Tompkms 

Cominoi cial — B\  clj n  Kimble 

Ellioott  City,  Howaid  Co.,  pop.  2,300. 

Pimcipal  High  School — Minnie  F   Muiphy 
Manu  il    Tinning — Hoibeit   A     Lawson 
Domestic  Science — Mis    H    A    Larson, 
rommncial — IJeitha  li    Blown 

Rock  Hill  College,  coll  ;  men,  R  C  ;  est 
1857,  Rev  Brother  Dorotheus,  F  S  C, 
Pres 

St  Charles  College,  coll  ,  men,  R  C  ,  est 
1848,  Rev  F  X  McKenny,  S  S. 

Emmltsburgr,  Frederick  Co ,  pop.  1,375. 

Principal  High  School — George  L   Palmer 

Mount  St  Mary's  College,  coll  ;  men,  R 
C  ,  est  1S08,  Btrnaid  J  Biadley,  LL.  D, 
Pic'&iclent 

St  Joseph's  Academy,  girls,  boarding,  R 
C  ,  Si«tei  Fiancis,  Superior 

Federalsburg,  Caroline  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 

Pies    Bd    Kduc — F    S    Holt 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    C    Brower 

City   Supt    and   Prm    H    S  —  V    C    Brower 

Domestic   Science — Lenoie  Jflterson 

Pen1  ship,  Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Nellie  Butler 

Forest  Glen,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  70. 

National  Park  Seminary?  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ;  John  A.  I.  Cassedy,  B  S ,  Prin 

Frederick,  Frederick  Co  ,  pop  10,411. 

Pi  es    Bd     Educ  — Cyrus   F    Flook 
Citv   ftupeimtendent — G    L    Palmer 
Principal  Boss'  H    S — Amon  Bui  gee 
Pimcipal  Girls'  H    S — Charles    Remsburg 
Manual   Ti  dining — Spencer    C       tull 
Domestic   Science — Edith  Thoi    is 
Pumary — Ella   Krieg 
Intei modiato — Pianklm  D    Ha  -,hinan 
Stenography — S    Fenton  Harris 
Fredoiick   Remmaiy,   girls'   prop  ,   affiliated 
•with     Hood    College,     Joseph    H     Apple, 
Vh    D ,   Fiosidenl 

Hood     College,     depts      of    Music,    Expres- 
sion,   Ait,    Home    Economics,    non-sect  , 
est    1893,  J   H   Apple,  A   M,  Eres. 
Maiyland  School  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb; 

fatatf,  co-od  ,  T    C    Forrostei,  Supt 
St    John's  Literary  Institution,   boys'  day, 
R   C  ,  W.  J  Kane,  S  J ,  Prin. 

Frostburgr,  Allegany  Co.,  pop.  6,038. 

<"ilv  Supt    &  Pi  in    H    S — Olm  R    Rice* 
Manual    Ti  lining — Oustaf    Lacdholm 
Domestic    Science — Maigaret   Morns 
rommoi  rial — Iiola  Beasley 
Maryland  State  Normal  School  No    2,  nor.; 
state,  co-ed  ,  Edward  F.  Webb,  Prin. 

Garrison,  Baltimore  Co.,  pop   100. 

Garrison  Forest  School,  boarding  depart- 
ment, bovs,  Miss  Mary  Moncrieffe  Liv- 
ingston, Prin 


Hagrerstown,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  16,567. 

Pies    Bd     Erluc — Hai\ej    ^    Bo\\berger. 
Sec     Bd     Educ — W     M     Huyett. 
City    Superintendent — George    TV"     McBride 
Pimcipal  Gills'  H    S — John  B    H    Bowser 
Pimcipal  Boys'  H    S — John  D    Zentmyer 
Man     Tr    &   Diaw — H    M    Ijippy 
Supv    Dom     Sci  — Elizabeth.   Brown 
Commercial — D    "Webster  Groh. 

Columbia  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  ; 
S  M  Funk,  Principal 

Havre  de  Grace,  Harford  Co.,  pop.  3,525. 

1*168    Bd    Educ — Philip    Close 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles   T    Wright 
City  Superintendent — Charles  T    Wright. 
Principal  High  School — J   Herbert  Owens. 
Supv    Dr    and  Man    Tr — Ralph   W    Straw- 
bridge 

Domestic  Science — S     Sibjl  Davis 
Commercial — Emily  C    Pearce 

Ilchester,  Howard  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Iledemptorist  Novitiate,  theol  ;  men,  R. 
C  ,  est  1867,  Rev  John  Hausser,  C.  S. 
S  R,  Rector 

XA  Plata,  Charles  Co.,  pop.  500. 

McDonough  Institute,  prep  ,  com'I  and  nor  ; 
boarding,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1903;  R. 
H  Lee  Reid,  Principal 

Laurel,  Prince  George*  Co.,  pop  2,079. 

Principal  High  School — Roger  I.  Manning 
Manual  Training — C    H    Stanley 
Cnmmexcial — Mary  A    Sadler 

Leonardtown,  St.  Mary  Co.,  pop   6185. 

St    Mary's  Academy;  prep  ;   co-ed  ;  R.   C  ; 

Sisters  of  Charity. 

Lonaconing,  Allegany  Co.,  pop.  2,850. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    T     Smith 
City  Superintendent — John  B    Edwarda 
Principal  High  School — Arthur  F.  Smith 
Manual  Tiammg — Peter   C    Pell. 
Household  Arts — Anna  M    Sloan 
Comineicial — W    S    Moins 

Lutherville,  Baltimore  Co.,  pop.  663. 

Maryland  College  for  Women;  colletfate 
eoursfs,  music  and  art,  Luth  ,  e*t  185fc; 
Rev  Charles  W.  Gallagher,  D.  D ,  Prea. 

McDonogh,  Baltimore  Co.,  pop.  100. 

McDonogh  School,  prep,  and  manual  train.; 
boys,  non-sect  ,  est  1873,  Morgan  H. 
Bowman,  Headmaster. 

MlllersviUe,  Anne  Arundel  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Anne  Arundel  Academy,  prep.,  agri  jimd 
com'I,  co-ed;  non-sect;  est.  1855,  Joan 
P  Burdette,  Principal 

Mount  St  Mary's  P.  O ,  Frederick  Co.,  pop.  8». 
Mount  St.  Mary's  College;   coll.;  mea  ;  R. 
C.;  est    1808. 

Mount  Washington,  Suburb  Baltimore. 

Mount  St.  Agnes  College,  girls'  boariinr. 
R.  C  ;  est  1867,  Sister  Superior. 

Mount  Washington  Seminary  for  Boy  a;  boy* 
boarding,  R  C  ;  est.  1899,  Sister  Supe- 
rior 


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New  Windsor,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  750. 

Blue  Ridge  College;  collegiate,  preparatory, 
business  and  art  departments;  Church  of 
the  Breth  ,  est  1899,  Paul  H  Bowman, 
A  M ,  Piesident 

North  East,  Cecil  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

Pimcipal  High  School — Guy  Johnson 

Oakland,  Garrett  Co.,  pop.  1,925. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — R    E.   Sliger 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    E    Rathbun 
Prm     Oakland    H     S  — C     E     Bender 
Prm    Fnendsville  H    S — E    A    Browning- 
Manual  Training — H    A    Loraditch 
Dom    Science  and  Dr — Gertrude  Skelton 

Overlea,  Baltimore  Co. 

Maryland  School  for  the  Blind,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1853,  John  F  Bledsoe,  Super- 
intendent 

Oxford,  Talbot  Co.,  pop.  1,243. 

Principal  High  School — Nellie  R.  Steven* 

Pocomoke  City,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  2,575. 

Principal  High  School — E   Clarke  Fontaine 
Supv    Music — Bessie  Jones 
Manual   Training — Anna  Atkins 
Domestic  Science — Ethel  M    Dix 
Commercial — Edith  L    Stevenson 

Poolesville,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  450. 
Brlarley     Hall     Military     Academy;     boys' 
boarding,  non-sect  ;  est    1912,  Capt    Syd- 
ney Johnston  Lodge,  M    A,  Superintend- 
ent 

Port  Deposit,  Cecil  Co.,  pop.  1,575. 

Pres   Bd   of  Trustees — Peter  E   Tome 
Sec.   Bd    of  Trustees — John  H.  Kimble 
Director  of  Tome  Institute — T    S    Baker. 
Supv     Music — Thomas    Moss 
Manual  Training — Robert  C    Bates 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Helen  E   Lockwood 
Drawing — Miss  Elanor  W.  Coleman 
Commercial — Raymond   ±*.   Gibbs 

Jacob  Tome  Institute;  boys*  boarding;  non- 
sect  ;  est.  1894;  Thomas  Stockman  Baker 
B  A.,  Ph.  D.,  Director. 

Princess  Anne,  Somerset  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    W.  Long 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — William  H    Dashiell 

Principal  High  School — H    T    Ruhl 

Princess  Anne  Academy  (colored) ,  agri  and 
trades,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est  1888;  Thomas 
H  Kiah,  A  B,  Principal 

Reistertown,  Baltimore  Co.,  pop.  640. 
Principal  High  School — H.  H.  Murphy. 

The  Hannah  Moore  Academy,  girls'  board- 
ing; P.  E.;  Anna  L  Lawrence,  Prin. 

Bock  Hall,  Kent  Co.,  pop.  1,000, 

Principal  High  School — Walter  H    Davis 
Manual   Training — F.   A    Greenhawk 

Bockville,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  1,110. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— Dewalt  J    Willard, 
Sec,   Bd    Educ — Earle  B    Wood 
City   Superintendent — Earle  B    Wood. 
Principal  High  School — Charles  G   Myers. 
Manual  Training— -W.  S.  Ward. 


Roclv\  ille — continued 

Domestic  Science — Frances  L    V    Horner 
Commeicial — Theodora  C    Bailey 

Rockville  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1808,  W.  Pinckney  Mason.  Prin. 

St   James  School  P.  O.,  Washington  Co* 

St  James  School  for  Boys,  boys'  boarding; 
P  E  ;  est  1842,  Adrian  H.  Onderdonk. 
A  B ,  Headmaster 

St.  Mary's  City,  St.  Mary  Co.,  pop.  40. 

St  Mary's  Female  Seminary,  girls'  board- 
ing; non-sect  ;  Mrs  L  V.  Maddox,  Prin. 

St   Michaels,  Talbot  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 

Principal  High  School — H   E.  Adams. 

Salisbury,  Wicomico  Co.,  pop.  6,690. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Isaac   L    Price 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William  J    Holloway 
City  Superintendent — William  J   Holloway 
Principal  High  School — Frank  G    Black 
Supv    Drawing — M    Greenewalt 
Manual   Training — Arthur   Greenwood 
Domestic   Science — E    Garland  « 

Commercial — Maude   Bishop 

Beacom  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est.  1909,  W  H  Beacom,  Pres. 

Sandy  Spring,  Montgomery  Co ,  pop.  135. 

Principal  High   School — W     K    Klmgaman 

Sherwood  Friends'  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
Friends;  est.  1883,  Ida  Palmer  Stabler. 
Pres 

Snow  Hill,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  1,925. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — Zadok  Powell 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    H    McMaster 
Principal  High  School — A.  C   Hump!  reys 
Man    Tr    and  Draw — L   J    Kelley 
Domestic  Science — Nannie  Purnell. 
Pen'ship,  Com'l  and  Stenog*y — Mary  Town- 
send 

Western  POJ      Allegany  Co.,  pop.  1,998. 
Principal  I    gh  School — O   H.  Bruce. 

Commercia    —Nellie  Hanna 

Westminster,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  3,199. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Theodore  F    Englar 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George  F    Marelock 
City  Superintendent — Geoige  F    Marelock 
Principal  High  School — Charles  H.  Kolb. 
Supv    Music — Ida  F    Lockard 
Manual  Training — E    A    Hidoy 
Domestic  Science — Maude  E    Manahan 
Commercial — Ross  J    Blocher 

Western  Maryland  College,  collegiate,  pre- 
paratory and  music  courses,  Meth  Prot  , 
est  1868,  Rev  Thomas  Hamilton  Lewis. 
LL  D  ,  Pres 

Western  Maryland  Preparatory  School,  prep, 
dept  Western  Maryland  College;  Wilbur 
S  Beeman,  Ph  B,  Principal 

Westminster  Theological  Seminary,  tbeoL, 
M  E  ,  Hugh  Latxmer  Elderdico,  D  D, 
President 

Woodstock,  Howard  Co.,  pop.  280. 

Woodstock  College,  collegiate  and  theology; 
R.  C  ;  Joseph  F.  Hanaelman,  S.  J.,  Fres. 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Population,  3,366,416.    School  census  (between  5  and  15  inclusive),  602,591.     Oom- 
pulsoiy  school  age  census  (between  7  and  14,  inclusive),  432,241 
School  age,  7  to  14  (continued  to  16  if  unable  to  read  or  write). 

Massachusetts  is  the  sixth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  3,366,416  inhabitants,  of  whom  98  8  per  cent  are  white.  Of  this  number 
31  2  per  cent  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population 
ten  years  of  age  and  over  is  5.2  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  twenty-fifth  in  this 
respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows 

STATE  COMMISSIONER  OF  EDUCATION 

PAYSON  SMITH,  State  Commissioner  of  Education     .  Boston 

WILLIAM  ORR,  Deputy  Commissioner Boston 

EGBERT  O  SMALL,  Deputy  Commissioner Boston 

STATE  BOABD  OF  EDUCATION 

FREDERICK  P.  FISH,  Chavrman 84  State  st.,  Boston 

Miss  SARAH  LOUISE  ARNOLD 9  Crescent  ave ,  Newton  Centre 

MRS.  ELLA  LTMAN  CABOT 1  Marlborough  St. 

SIMEON  B.  CHASE Fall  Biver 

JEREMIAH  E  BURKE       School  Committee  Booms,  Boston 

THOMAS  B.  FITZPATRIOK 104  Kingston  st.,  Boston 

FREDERICK  W.  HAMILTON 95  Avon  Hill  St.,  Cambridge 

PAUL  H.  HANUS Harvard  University,  Cambridge 

CLINTON  Q.  RICHMOND North  Adama 

AGENTS 

CHARLES  E.  ALLEN Boom  509,  Ford  Building,  Boston 

Burns  W.  STIMSON Boom  511,  Ford  Building,  Boston 

CLARENCE  D.  KINGSLEY     Boom  508,  Ford  Building,  Boston 

W.    I.   HAMILTON Boom  511,  Ford  Building,  Boston 

CHESTER  L.  PEPPER Boom  509,  Ford  Building,  Boston 

FRANCIS  Q-.  WADSWORTH Eoom  508,  Ford  Building,  Boston 

Hiss  NELLIE  M.  WILKINS       Boom  509  Ford  Building,  Boston 

EDWARD  0.  BALDWIN,  Business  Agent Boom  500,  Ford  Building,  Boston 

STATE  SCHOOL."  FUND  COMMISSIONERS 

PAYSON  SMITH,  Commissioner  of  Education Boston 

CHARLES  I*   BURRILL,  Treasurer  Commonwealth  of  Massachusetts Boston 

Massachusetts  has  a  state  law  requiring  free  public  school  text-books. 

MASSACHUSETTS  STATE  TEACHEBS'  ASSOCIATION 

FRANK  W  CHASE,  President Hewton 

FREDERIC  W.  PLUMMEB,  Secretary Fall  Eiver 


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COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS   OF  SCHOOLS 

Massachusetts  has  no  county  superintendents  of  schools,  but  has  instead  what 
is  called  the  to-vrn  system  of  school  supervision,  each  city  or  tcrvsu,  or,  -where  the 
towns  are  small,  a  group  of  towns,  having  its  individual  super j at endent  of  schools. 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Abington,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop.  5,455. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Wm    J    Rheehan 
Clerk   Sch     Comm  — TV    P    Hutchmson 
Town  Superintendent — John  E    DeMeyer 
Principal  High  School — Riehaid  F    Paul 
Supv    Music — Edmund   F    Saviyci 
Drawing1 — Maud  H    Rose 
Commercial — Mildred  Gurney 

Acushnet,  Bristol  Co  ,  pop*  1,284 

Chm    Sch.  Comm — Hem  3   A    Jackson 
Sec     Sch     Comm — Ezra   Diman 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Henry  E    Taber 
Town   Supeimtendent — Charles  F    Piior 

Adams,  Berkshire  Co.,  pop.  13,026. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Hemj  L   Harrington 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  — C    T    Plunkett 
Town  Superintendent — Francis  A    Bagnall 
Principal   High    School — Herman   B.   Betts 
Supv    Music — Edna  E    Flaheity 
Manual  Training — "William  V    Winslo\\ 
Domestic  Science — Mary  S    Dean 

Agawam,  Hampdea  Co.,  pop.  3,501. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Clarence  Granger 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ— P   V.  Hastings 
Town  Superintendent — Walter  E    Gushee 
Supv.  Music — Caroline  Chaffin 
Drawing — Helen  I*    Arnold 

Amesbury,  Essex  Co.,  pop,  9,894. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Charles  I    Pettmgell 
Clerk  Sch   Comm  — Charles  E   Fish 
Town  Superintendent — Burr  F   Jones 
Principal  High  School — Forrest  Bro^vn 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Harriett  Baitlett 
Drawing — Mrs    Gertrude  Elkins 
Domestic   Science — Eunice  M    Twigs 
Manual  Training — M    J    O'Malley. 

Amherst,  Hampshire  Co.,  pop.  5,112. 

Chm  Sen  Comm. — Henry  T.  Feinald 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  — C    S   Walker 
Town  Superintendent — Carroll  R    Reed 
Prin.  High  School — Frank  T  Wingate 
Supv    Music — Blanch  S    Samuels 
Manual  Training — H  H.  Miller 
Drawing — Beatrice  Hibbard 
Penmanship — Charles  W  Williams. 

Amherst  College,  coll.;  men;  non-sect.;  est. 

1821,    Alexander    Meiklejohn,    L     L.    D, 

Pres. 
Home   School   for   Backward   and   Nervous 

Children;    co-ed.,   est.   1882;  Mrs.   W.   D. 

Harriet,   Prin 

Massachusetts  Agricultural  College;  courses 
in  agriculture,  animal  husbandry,  poultry, 
dairying,  horticulture,  forestry,  land- 


Amherst — continued 

scape  gardening,  pomology,  co-ed  ,  state, 
est  1SG3,  Konjon  L  Buttei field,  LL.  D, 
President 

Mount  Pleasant  Institute,  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect.,  Wm.  K.  Nash,  A  M,  Prin 

Andover,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  7,301. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Hemy  A    Bodwell 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Geoige  A    Christie 
To\\n  Rupeimtendent — Henry  C    Sinborn 
Principal  High  School — Nathan  C   Hamblln 
Supv    Music — Pauline  A    Mever 
Manual  Training — "Winfield  Lunt 
Domestic  Science — Tiuth   K    Whiting 
Physical  Culture — Helen  Blown 
Driwmg — Daisy  I    Bairet 
Com'I  and  Stenog'> — Edna  G    Chapm 

Abbot  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect  ; 
est  1828,  Miss  Beitha  Bailey,  Prin. 

Phillips  Academy;  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ;  est  1778,  Alfred  E  Stearns,  A.  M, 
Prin. 

Punchard  Free  School,  town  high  school, 
co-ed  ,  Nathan  C  Hamblin,  Principal. 

Arlington,  Middlesex  Co,  pop.   11,187. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Gail   N    Quimby 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — landsey  K    Foster 
Town  Supeimtendent — George  C    Minaid 
Prin     High    School — B     Holmes   Wallace 
Supv    Music — Miss  Blanche  E.  Heard. 
Manual  Tiainmg — Alfred  C    Cobb 
Domestic  Science — Stella  S    Rimonds 
Physical  Culture — Helen    R     Bowke 
Drawing — Miss  Fannie  E   Fish. 
Penmanship — Helen  S    Carleton 
Stenography — Miss  Evangeline  Cheney 

Ashburnham,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  2,107. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — O    Schoonmakor 
Clerk  Sch    Oomm — *A    E    O.iilfck 
Town   Superintendent — Edwin   S    Cobb 
Pnncipal  High  School — Honey  S   Cow  oil 
Supv    Music — Helen  C    Claik 
Drawing — Maud   Wellington 

Gushing  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect  • 
Hervey  S.  Cowell,  A.  M,  Prin. 

Ashby,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop    885. 

Clerk  Sch    Comm  — F    F    Pope 

Town  Superintendent — Herman  C    Knight 

Principal  High  School — Miss  Luia  Howaid 

Ashland,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  1,683. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Leon  W    Davis 
Clerk   Sch     Comm  — Mi  s    F     M    Thompson 
Town  Superintendent — W    K    Putney 
Principal  High  School — Charles  Haskell 


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Atbol,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.   8,536. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Fred  W.  Lord 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Frederick  H    Lee 
To-wn  Superintendent  —  \\  infield  b    Ward 
Pnn    Hi&h  School  —  \V    J    B    MaeDougald 
Supv    Music  —  Mis    Jennie  McCulIoch. 
Manual  Training  —  Altred  D    Taylor. 
Domestic  Science  —  R    Shirley  Fisher. 
Drawing  —  L    Florence  Rogan 
Penmanship  —  Ti  ene  G  a^  loi  d 
Commeicial  —  W    J    MacDougold 


Attleboro,  Bristol  Co.,  Pop. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  —  B    P    King 

Cleik  Sch    Comm  —  K    r    Dakm 

To\vn   Superintendent  —  Lfwis   A     Fains 

Principal  High  School  —  W    B    Alexander 

Supv    Music  —  J    L    Gibb 

Manual  Training  —  William  F   Eastwood 

Drawing  —  Per  sis  A    Crowell. 

Commercial  —  Lid  a   H    Matts 

Domestic    Science  —  Lena    F     Shaw 

Auburn,  Worcester  Co  ,  pop    2,006 

Chm    Sch    Oomm  —  William  T    Duvall 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  —  Mis    Julia  M    Bancroft 
Town  Supeimtendent  —  Osman  C    Evans 

Auburndale,   Middlesex   Co.,   School   Station. 

Lasell  Seminary  for  Young  Women,  girls' 
boarding,  non-sect.,  est.  1851,  G  M 
Winslow,  Ph  D  ,  Prin. 

Avon,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  2,013. 

Town  Superintendent  —  S    F    Blodgett 
Puncipal  High  School  —  E    H    snow 

Ayer,    Middlesex    Co.,    pop.    2,797. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  George  H    Brown 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Frank  C.   Johnson. 
Town  Superintendent  —  Frank  C    Johnson 
Prin    High  School  —  Ernest  M    Gleason 
Supv    Music  —  Annie  H    Palmer. 
Drawing  —  Bermce  E    Staples 

Barnstable,  Barnstable  Co.,  pop.  4,676. 

Town  Superintendent  —  George  H.  Galger 

Prin    Hyannis  H    S  —  L    M    Boody 

Prin    Cotuit  H    S  —  Burton  W    Sanderson 

Barre,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  2,957. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Dr   George  A   Brown. 
Sec     Bd     Educ  —  A     S     Cole 
Town    Superintendent  —  A    S    Cole 
Principal  High  School  —  A    B.  Handy. 
Supv    Music  —  Anna  Sullivan. 
Manual  Training  —  H    S.  Bruce. 
Domestic  Science  —  Mary  E   Shaw. 
Drawing*  —  Bertha  A    Shaw 
Commercial  —  Jessie  A.  Ferrall. 

Elm  Hill  Private  School  for  Feeble-Minded 
Youth;  George  A.  Brown,  M.  D.,   Supt, 

Bedford,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  1,281. 

Town  Superintendent  —  Aithur  B,  Webber. 

Belchertown,  Hampshire  Co.,  pop.  2,054. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  —  Roswell  Allen 
Clerk  Sch.  Comm  -—Andrew  Sayers 
Town   Superintendent  —  Alvan  E    Lewis 
Principal  High  School  —  Thomas  W.  Allen. 
Supv    Music  —  Florence  Babb. 


Belmont,   Middlesex  Co.,   pop.  5,543. 

Pies    Bd.  Educ — E    Stanley  Abbot,  M    D 
Sec     Bd    Educ — G    P    Armstrong 
Town  Su  pei  in  ten  (lent— Geotge  P    Armstrong. 
Principal  High  School — Frank  A    Scott. 
Supv    Music-?— Henry  L.  Stone,  A.  M. 
Minual   Tiaimner — A    H     Emilv 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    H    E    Poster. 
Physical  Cultuie — James  Toomey 
Drawing — Edmund  Ketehum 
Com'l  and  Stenog — Miss  B.  F.  Hayes 

Bernardston,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  741. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — E    E    Cauns 

Sec    TJd    Educ — Frank  Putnura 

Town  S  u  pei  in  ten  dent — Clinton    7    Richards 

Pun    High  School — L.yman  B   Phelps 

Supv     Music — Doiothj    Radio 

Powers  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect  ; 
Lyman  B  Phelps,  A.  B ,  Prin 

Beverly,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  18,650. 

Chm    Sch    Com  — Melvm  E    Davenport. 
Clerk  School  Cora — George  D.  Alderman. 
Citj    Supeimtendent — Seth  H    Chace 
Principal  High  School — Benjamin  S    Hurd 
Supv    Music-—-James  W.  Calderwood 
Manual  Training — Charles  L    Pierce 
Domestic  Science — Ana  C    Sargent. 
Drat*  in? — Hel^n   Barren  t 
Penmanship — Effie  E   Colby. 
Commercial — Elston  E    Gay  lord 
Stenography — Carrie  L    Comings 

New  England  Industrial  School  for  Deaf 
Mutes,  Louise  Upham,  Superintendent 

Woodbury's  School  for  Girls;  girls*  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  Miss  Woodbury,  Prin. 

Blllerica,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  2,789. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — M    A    Buck 
Clerk  Sch    Oomin — Heibert  F    Hosmer 
Town  Superintendent — Arthur  B   Webber 
Principal  High    School — Eugene  C.   Vining. 
Supv    Music — Mary  Baynes. 
Manual  Training — Philip  E.  Perry 
Dialing — Geitrude   Nason 
Penmanship — Mary   V     Reusch. 
Domestic  Art — Amy  Corkman. 

Howe  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect.; 
Eugene  C  Vining,  M.  A ,  Principal. 

Mitchell  Military  Boys'  School;  boys*  board- 
ing, non-sect.;  est.  1870;  Alexander  H 
Mitchell,  Headmaster. 

Blaclcstone,  Worcester  Co,  pop.  5.648 

Chm    Sch    Comm — William  Fitzgerald. 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — J   A    Hartsett 
Town  Superintendent — Harry    Gardner 
Principal  High   School — V    P    Masteison 
Penmanship — Alice   0    Gibrey. 
Commeicial — Maiy   M    Smith 

Bolton,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  762. 

Chm    Sch     Comm — Frank   S    Hamblin 
Cleik  Sch    Comm — Mrs   Everett  Rowe 
Town  Superintendent — Austin   R    Paull. 
Principal  High  School— %T    Murray  Baker. 


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Boston,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  670.585. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Di    David  D   Peannell 
Sec    Sen    I'omm — ThointonD    -Apollomo 
City  Superintendent — Franklin  B.   Dyer 
Assistant  Supt — Jeremiah  JB    Burke 
Assistant   Supt — Frank   V    Thompson 
Assistant  Supt — "Walter   S.    Parker. 
Assistant  Supt. — Augustine   L.   Rafter 
Assistant  Supt — Mrs     Bllor   B     Ripley. 
Dir    Ev'n^  &  Continuation  Schls — W    Stan- 
wood  Field 

Dir    Practice   &  Training — Mary  C    Mellyn 
Supv    Special    Classes — Ada  M    Fitts 
Director    Music — James   M     McLaughlm 
Manual  Arts — Theodore  M   Dillaway 
Domestic    Science — Josephine    Morris 
School   Hygiene — Dr     Thos    F    Harrington 
Drawing — Theodoi  e    M     Dillaway 
Kindergartens — Caiolme  D    Aborn 
Salesmanship — Lucmda  W    Prince 

PUBLIC  HIGH   SCHOOLS 

Boston  Cleiical  School,  Dunreath  St  ,  Ray- 
mond G  Land,  Headmaster 

Boys'  Latin  High  School,  Wan  en  &  Dart- 
mouth, Henry  Pennypacker,  Headmaster 

Brighton  High  School,  Cambridge  &  War- 
ren Sts  ,  Frederic  A  Tupper,  Principal 

Charlestown  High  School,  Monument  Sq  , 
George  W  Evans,  Principal 

Dorchester  High  School,  Talbot  Ave  and 
Washington  St  ,  James  B  Thomas,  Prin- 
cipal 

East  Boston  High  School,  Marion  St  ,  John 
F  Eliot,  Principal 

English  High  School,  Montgomery  St  ,  John 
F  Casey,  Principal 

Girls'  High  School,  West  Newton  St ,  Myron 
W  Richardson,  Principal 

Girls'  Latin  High  School,  Huntington  nr 
Longwood,  Ernest  G  Hapgood,  Principal 

High  School  of  Commerce,  Huntington  nr 
Longwood,  James  E  Downey,  Principal 

High  School  of  Practical  Arts,  Perrln  St  , 
Herbert  S  Weaver,  Principal 

Hyde  Park  High  School,  Harvaid  Ave  & 
Everett,  George  W  Earle,  Principal 

Mechanic  Arts  High  School,  Belvidere  & 
Dalton,  Charles  W  Parmenter,  Princi- 
pal 

Roxbury  High  School,  "Warren  &  Montrose 
Sts  ,  Raymond  G  Laird,  Headmaster 

South  Boston  High  School,  Thomas  Park, 
Peter  G  Gartland,  Headmaster. 

West  Roxbury  High  School,  Elm  Street, 
Oscar  C  Gallagher,  Headmaster 

American  School  for  Physical  Education, 
women,  Dr  Mary  R  Mulliner,  Director, 
44  St  Botolph 

Ballou  and  Hobigand  School,  bojs'  prep  , 
non-sect  ,899  Boyleston 

Bellows  Private  School,  girls'  prep  ;  non- 
sect  ;  John  Adams  Bellows,  Prin  ;  115 
Beacon. 

Berkeley   Preparatory   School,    boys'    prep  , 

day,  est    1907,  George  Hopkinson,  A    B, 

Pnncipal,  02  St    James  Ave 
Boston  College,  coll  ,  men,  R   C.;  est  1864, 

Rev    Charles  W    Lyons,  S.  J.,  Pres      761 

Harrison. 

Boston  Dental  College;  see  Tufts  College 
Dental  School. 


Boston — continued 

Boston  Normal  School,  normal,  city,  wom- 
en, est  1872,  Wallace  C  Hoyden,  A.  M, 
Headmaster,  Huntington  Ave 

Boston  School  of  PMsical  Education,  Mar- 
jono  Bouve,  Directoi,  585  Boylston  St 

Boston  University,  comprises  College  of  Lib- 
eral Arts,  Graduate  School,  Business  Ad- 
ministration and  Schools  of  Theology,  of 
Law,  of  Medicine,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est 
1869,  Lemuel  Heibort  Murlin,  LL  D, 
Piosidenl,  6SS  Boyleston 

Boston  University  College  of  Business  Ad- 
ministration, accounts  and  finances,  co- 
ed ,  Everett  W  Lord,  Associate  Dean 

Boston  Unuersity  School  of  Law,  co-ed  , 
est,  1872,  Homer  Albers,  Dean,  Ashbur- 
ton  PI 

Boston  University  School  of  Medicine;  med  ; 
homeop  ,  co-ed  ,  est.  1873;  John  P.  Suth- 
erland, M  D,  Dean,  295  Commonwealth 
Ave 

Boston  University,  School  of  Theology,  M 
E  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1841,  Lauress  J  Birney, 
S  T  D,  Dean,  72  Mt  Veinon 

Boston  Y  M  C  A  E\enmg  Law  School, 
Frank  Palmer  Spoaic,  Dean 

Boston  T.  W  C  A  School  of  Domestic 
Science,  dom  sci  and  art,  women; 
boarding,  est  1888,  Miss  A.  Josephine 
Forehand,  Prin ,  40  .Berkeley. 

Boys'  Institute  of  Industry,  indust  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1884;  Joseph  B  Stewart,  Supt, 
1158  Trexnont 

Bryant  &  Stratton  Commercial  School,  bus. 
and  sten  ,  est  1SC5,  Hermon  E  Hibbard, 
Prin  ,  334  Boylston 

Buidett  Business  College,  bus  and  ston  , 
est  1879,  C  A  Burdett,  President,  18 
Boylston  St 

Chamber  layne's  School  for  Girls,  girls' 
boaidmg,  non-sect  ,  est  1891,  Miss  Cath- 
erine J  Chain  berlaj  no,  Principal,  28  The 
Fenway 

Chandler  Normal  Shorthand  School,  co-ed  , 
221  Columbus  Ave 

Chauncey  Hall  School,  technical  prepara- 
tory exclusively,  boys,  est  1828;  non- 
sect  ,  Franklin  Thomas  Kurt,  Principal, 
553  Boylston  Street 

Church's  (Miss)  School  for  Girls;  girls' 
boarding,  Mary  Elizabeth  Church,  Prin, 
401  Beacon. 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  medU; 

reg  ,    co-ed,   est     1880,    Thomas   Davison 

Crothers,  M    D,  Dean,  517  Shawm.ut  Ave 
Comer's  Commercial  School,  bus   and  sten., 

est   1840,  Charles  E.  Comer,  Principal,  367 

Boylston  St 

Commonwealth  Avenue  School;  girls1 
boarding,  Cong  ,  Miss  Fannie  C.  Guild, 
Prin,  324  Commonwealth  Ave. 

Coyne's  Boston  Trade  School,  tech  ;  non- 
sect.;  men,  James  Coyne,  Pres,  121  Hav- 
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Boston — continued 

Curtis-Peabody  School  for  Girls;  girls' 
boarding,  non-sect  ;  est  18SO,  Elizabeth 
Curtis,  Principal,  507  Beacon 

De  Meritte  School,  boys'  prep  ,  non-sect  , 
Edwin  De  Meritte,  Prin ,  815  Boylston 

Emerson  College  of  Oratory;  oratory,  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  est  18SO,  Harry  Seymom 
Ro&s,  Dean,  30  Huntingdon  A\e 

Eric  Pape  School  of  Art;  art,  co-ed  ;  est 
1S88,  Eric  Pape,  Director,  Massachusetts 
Ave.  and  Boylston. 

Female  Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart, 
girls'  boarding,  K  C  ;  Mme  F  Malloy, 
Prm ,  618  Massachusetts  Ave. 

Fenway  School  of  Illustiation,  art,  co-ed  , 
non-sect  ,  Susan  E  Phillips,  Director, 
Fen\\ay  Studios 

Fisher  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ,  E 
H  Fishei,  Principal,  2307  Washington 

Froebel  School  of  Kindergarten;  normal 
classes,  kindergarten  training;  est  1893; 
Annie  Coolidge  Rust,  Prin.,  Pierce  Bldg. 
Copley  Square 

Gailand  School,  courses  in  home  making, 
private;  women;  non-sect  ,  est.  1873, 
Mrs  Maigaiet  J  Stannaid,  Principal,  19 
Chestnut 

Guild  (Miss)  and  Evans  School,  girls' 
boarding,  The  Misses  Guild  and  Evans, 
Prin  ,  29  Fairfield. 

Harvard  Medical  School,  med  ;  reg.;  men; 
est  1782,  Edward  H  Bradford,  M  D, 
Dean,  240  Longwood  avenue 

Harvard  University  Dental  School;  dent ; 
men,  est  1867,  Eugene  H  Smith,  D.  M 
D,  Dean,  188  Longwood  avenue 

Haskell  School  for  Girls,  girls'  day,  prep  ; 
Miss  Mary  E  Haskell,  A  B ,  Piincipal, 
314  Maxlborough  St 

Ha-wley  School  of  Engineering,  short  courses 
in  steam  engineering  and  practical  elec- 
tricity, day  and  evening,  Thomas  Hawley, 
Pres,  115  Huntmgton  Ave 

Hickox  Shorthand  School,  sten  ,  William 
E  Hickox,  Principal,  24  Pierce  Building. 

Horace  Mann  School,  public  day  school  for 
deaf,  co-ed  ,  Ella  C.  Jordan,  Principal, 
176  Newbmy  street 

Huntmgton  School,  boys'  day;  non-sect  , 
est  1909,  Iia  A  Flmner,  A  M,  Head- 
master 

International  School  for  Vocalists  and 
Pianists,  mus.  and  languages;  est  1903, 
•William  L.  Whitney,  Director,  246  Hunt- 
ington 

Laurens  School;  girls'  boarding,  non-sect., 
Miss  Elizabeth  B  Hardee,  B.  S ,  and  Miss 
Sarah  C.  Weed,  B  A.,  Prins.,  107  Audu- 
bon  Road. 

Legate's  Private  School,  boys'  day,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1851,  Burton  J  Legate,  Prin- 
cipal, 66  Beacon  St 

Leland  Powers  School;  elo.  and  dram,  art; 
co-ed  ;  Leland  Powers,  Prin.,  177  Hunt- 
Jngton  Ave. 


Boston — continued 

Massachusetts  Charitable  Mechanic  Asso- 
ciation Trade  School;  men,  trade,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1901;  John  W  Wood,  Jr.,  S.  B.. 
Director,  111  Huntmgton  A\e 

Massachusetts  College  of  Pharmacy;  phar.; 
co-ed  ,  est  1823,  Theodore  J  Bradley, 
Ph  G  ,  Dean,  70  St  Botolpfc. 

Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology; 
courses  in  industrial  science;  civil,  sani- 
tary, mechanical,  electrical,  chemical  and 
mining  engineering,  biology  and  public 
health,  architecture,  naval  architecture 
and  marine  engineering,  military  science, 
and  physical  training,  state,  est  1861; 
Richard  C  Maclaurin,  LL  D ,  President. 

Massachusetts  Nautical  School,  navigation 
and  marine  engineering,  men,  2  Park  St. 

Massachusetts  Normal  Art  School;  normal 
art,  state,  co-ed,  est.  1873;  James 
Frederick  Hopkins,  Director,  Exeter  and 
Newbury. 

May    School;     girls'    boarding;    non-sect.; 

Mary  C    S    May,  Pimcipal,  339  Marlboro 

McCUntock  School  for  Girls,  girls*  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  Miss  Mary  Law  McClin- 
tock,  Principal,  4  Arlington  St 

New  England  Conservatory  of  Music;  co- 
ed., non-sect;  est.  1853;  George  W.  Chad- 
wick.  Director. 

Niel    Tiammg    School    for    Kindergartners ,  • 
noi    kind  ,  non-sect  ,  Miss  Harriett   Niel, 
Directoi 

Noble  and  Greenough  School,  boys'  day, 
non-sect  ;  est  1860,  George  W  C  Noble, 
A  M  ,  Headmaster,  100  Beacon  St 

North  Bennet  Street  Industrial  School, 
courses  in  woodwork,  printing,  modeling, 
cooking  and  dressmaking,  co-ed  ;  day 
and  night,  non-sect  ,  est  1885,  Alvin  E 
Dodd,  Director,  39  N.  Bennet. 

North  End  Union  School;  plumbing  and 
printing;  tech  ;  est.  1894;  Samuel  F. 
Hubbard,  Supt,  20  Parmenter  St. 

Pernin  School  of  Shorthand  and  Bookkeep- 
ing; bus.  and  sten  ;  est.  1895;  B.  and  B. 
Block,  Prins.,  100  Boylston  St 

Perry  Kindergarten  Normal- School;  women; 
est  1898,  Mrs.  Annie  Moseley  Perry. 
Prin.,  18  Huntington  Ave 

Portia  School  of  Law,  co-ed  ,  Arthur  TV 
MacLean,  J  M ,  Dean,  506  Tromont  Tem- 
ple 

Posse  Normal  School  of  Gymnastics,  physi- 
cal training  and  gymnastics,  co-ed  ,  est 
1890;  Hartwig  Nissen,  Pres  ,  773  Beacon 

St  Augustine's  School;  girls'  boarding,  K. 
C  Sister  Mary,  Superior,  South  Boston 

St  John's  Boston  Ecclesiastical  Seminary; 
theol  ,  men,  R.  C  ,  est  1884;  Joh»  B 
Peterson,  Ph  D.,  President,  Brighton 

Sargent's  Travel  School  for  Boys,  Euro- 
pean tours  and  college  prep  ;  Porter  R 
Sargent,  A  M,  Principal,  50  Congress  St 


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Boston — continued 

School  of  Expression,  elo  and  ora  ,  est 
1873,  Simuel  Silas  Curry,  Litt  D,  Piesi- 
dent,  Copley  Pquaie 

School  of  Fmp  Aits,   Ciafts   and  Decorative 
Design,  Katharine  B    Child,   Dnector 
Massachusetts  a.\euuc 

School  of  the  Museum  of  Fine  Arts;  art, 
co-cd  ,  cst  1&77,  Alice  Flznt  Brooks, 
Manager 

Shawmut  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
prep  ,  Cong  ,  est.  1885,  Ella  Gilbert  Ives, 
Prin ,  New  Dorchester. 

Simmons  College,  comprises  departments  of 
Household  Economics,  Secietaual  Studies, 
Library  Science,  General  Science,  Social 
Work,  and  Industrial  Teaching,  women, 
non-sect  ,  est  1899,  Heniy  Lelavour,  LL 
D  ,  Pi  esident 

Sloyd  Training  School,  tech.;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1888;  Gustaf  Larsson,  Prin , 
7  Harcourt  St 

Suffolk  School  ot  Law,  co-ed  ,  Glea&on  L 
Archer,  LL  B  ,  Doan,  509  Tieniont  Tern 
pie 

The  New  School,  couises  In  designing,  il- 
lustrating and  painting,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ; 
Vesper  L  Geoige  and  Douglas  J  Connah, 
Directors 

Tufts  College  Dental  School;  dent;  co-ed  , 
e&t  ISbit,  Chailes  P.  Pamtei,  M  D  S, 
Dean,  416  Huntmgton  Ave. 

Tufts  College  Medical  School;  rned  ;  reg  , 
co-ed,  e&t.  lfc>Gt>,  Chailcs  F  Pamtei,  M 
D,  Dean,  416  Huntmgton  A\e 

University  School;  boys'  prep,  day;  non- 
sect  ,  cst  lf»05,  Rest  F,  Cuitis,  Princi- 
pal, 899  Bojlston 

Volkman  School,  boys'  prep  ,  day,  est 
1S95,  A  L  K  Volkmann,  A  B,  Piinci- 
pal,  413  Newbeny  St 

Weeks-Lougee  School;  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect.;  Emily  Weeks,  Prin.,  252  Marlboro 

Wentworth  Institute,  mechanical  aits  and 
tiades,  men,  da>  and  evening,  est  1911, 

Aithui  L  Wilh&ton,  Puncipal,  Huntmg- 
ton Ave ,  ncai  Ruggles  St 

Wheelock  Kindergarten  Training  School, 
normal,  women,  est  1S80,  Lucy  Wheel- 
ock, Principal,  134  Newbury  Street 

Winter  Hill  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten.;  est.  1903,  B.  H.  and  M.  C.  Fisher, 
Prins.,  Winter  Hill  Station. 

Bourne,  Barnstable  Co.,  pop.  2,474. 

Chm    Sen    Comm — CJht  sLoi  S   Wnght 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — MIS&  Anna  SUibuck 
Tovtn  Supeiintendent — Hcibeit  L   Whitman 
Principal  High  School — David  C   Lamprey. 
Supv    Music — B\eljn  Pony 
Manual  Tiaming — Ward  Raymond 
Drawing — Rachael   Harvej 
Commeicial — Jennie   Stott 

Boxford,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  718. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — M    L    Cole 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Chester  Killam 
ToT\n   Superintendent — Gaius  B    Frost. 
Principal  High  School— H    C   Wmgate. 
Supv.  Music — Mary  N    Cleareland 
Drawing — Mabelle  Spofford 


Bradford,  Essex  Co.,  Sfca,  HaveihiU  P.  O. 

Bradford  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1803,  Miss  Laura  A  Knott, 
A  M ,  Prin. 

Braintree,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  8,066. 

Ohm    J->ch    Comm — Btmamin  Hawes 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Ralph  L    Wiggm. 
Town  Supoiintendent — llalph  Li    Wiggm 
Principal  High  School — Paul  Chapm 
Supv    Music — Hdi i lot  Tiyloi 
Manual   Training — Chester  Maddalls 
Dialing — Miiiam  (linse 
Commercial — Chailotte  Norton 
Stenograph} — R    Louise  Foxberg 

Brewster,  Bain  stable  Co  ,  pop    1,000. 

<1hm    bch    Comm — T    D    Sea-is 
Town  Supcnntendent — L    T    Hopkins 
Puncipal  High  School — \tobie  O    Stoddard 
Supv    MUSK — Gooiqc  Abbott 
Di  arcing — Loroj    Twichell 

Sea  Pines  Home  School,  gills'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1905,  Rev  Thomas  Bick- 
foirl,  Puncipal 

Budgewaier,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop.  7,688. 

Cleik    &ch     Comm — John    El    DeMeyer 
Chm    inch     Comm  — Edvi     A    AlacMastoi 
To\\n  Supeimtendent — John   E    DeMeycr 
Puncipal  Hi§h  School — Harry  A.  Blake. 

State  Normal  School,  normal,  state,  co-ed  , 
est  1840,  Arthur  C.  Boyden,  A.  M,  Prin 

Brighton,  Suburb  of  Boston. 

Mount  St  Joseph's  Academy;  girls*  board- 
ing, R  C  ,  Sisters  of  St  Joseph. 

Biimfield,  Hampden  Co.,  pop.  941. 

Hitchcock  Free  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
non-sect  ,  est  1S55,  George  F.  Kenney, 
A  B.,  Principal. 

Brockton,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop.  56,878. 

Oim    Sch    Comm  — Jsldon  B    Keith 
Cleik  Sch    Comm — Abbie  O    Delano 
City   SUpeimtendent — John   F    Scully 
Puncipal  High  School — Meilo  H    Getcholl 
Supv    Music — Haiiette  M    Perkins 
Manual  Training — F    G    Elton 
Domestic   Science — Lucy  A     Studley 
Physical  Culture — TCinesf  M    Jtobeits 
Diawini? — Hcklfkn  L    Tew 
Penmanship — Husie  M    Van  Aukon 
Commercial — Hastings  Hawkes 

Brockton  Business  University;  bus.  and 
sten.;  est  18 94,  Chas  W.  Jones,  Prin. 

Brookfleld,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  9,204. 

Chm    &ch    Comm  — James  W    Wall 
To'xvn    Supt  i  intend  ont — Hans-    H     Ptatt 
Puncipal  High  School — Aithur  D    Bucknam 
Supv    Music — Elizabeth  IIo\vai<l 
in  awing — Edith  M   Jiathdwaj 

Brookline,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  27,792. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Walter  liumphieys 
Sec    Bel    Educ—  Gooiec  I    Aldin  h 
Town  yupf  imtcndont — Gcoigc  I    Aldrich 
Principal  High  School — Winifred  C.  Aker» 
Supv    Music — frSamuol  W,  Cole 
Drawing — Ann  B    Chambeilam 
Commercial — K    C    At  ticks 


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H)«o5  line — rmitiuu<d 

Pierce's  (Miss)  School,  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  Miss  Julia  B  Paik,  Prm ,  440% 
Boylston 

Cambridge,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  104,839. 

Cliuirnnn   J^th    B<1 — lohn   Gadsfoj 
Sec    S?th    Cu — John  J    Mihoiify 
City  Superintendent — Michael  B    Fitzgerald 
\ssibtant   Hupenntendeut — fh  LI  let   M    Her- 

lih\ 

Prm   High  and  Latin — Leslie  L    Cleveland 
Pun     Ticirlo    (,On  Is)  —  Maud   A     Dtehan 
IMICM  tin  IMusie — Tohn  B    \VhoiiEln.j 
Pumarj    &   Kind  — Alice   Mclntiie 
Dialing — Pctei    Itoos 

Andovei  Theological  Semmaiy,  men,  Cong  , 
ost.  1809,  Albeit  Paiker  Fitch,  D  D., 
Pics 

Browne  &  Nichols'  School,  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1SS3,  Geoige  H  Browne, 
A  M  ,  Pun 

Camtandqo  School  foi  Gals,  guls'  boardmg 
and  day,  non-sect,  cst  18Hb,  Miss  Ruth 
Coit,  f loadmisti  ess,  iJG  Concoid  Ave 

Epibcopal  Thtolo4ical  £>emmaij  ,  tlieol  ,  P 
E  ,  llov  ruoigt-  Hodtj<s,  I>  C  L  ,  Pies 

Harvaid  CJniveisitj  ,  comprises  the  College, 
School  ol  Aits  and  Sciences,  ot  Applied 
Sciences,  of  Business  Administration,  Di- 
vinity School,  Law  School,  Medical 
School,  Dental  School,  men,  non-sect  , 
est  1S36,  Abbott  Lawience  Lowell,  LI*. 
D ,  Pi  esident 

Haivaid  Umvei&iLy  Divinity  School,  thool  ; 
men,  non-sect  ,  est  1812,  William  Wal- 
lace Fenn,  D  D,  Dean 

Harvard  University,  Law  School,  law,  men; 
e&t  1ST 7,  Roscoe  Pound,  LL  D,  Dean 

Harvaid  University,  School  of  Applied  Sci- 
ence, couiscs  in  mechanical,  electrical, 
civil,  mining,  and  metallurgical  engineer- 
ing, architecture,  landscape  aichitecture, 
forcstiy,  est.  1906,  Wallace  Clement 
Sabmo,  Sc  D  ,  Dean 

Harvaid  Univeisity  School  of  Business  Ad- 
ministiation,  scientific  business  couises, 
est  1908,  men,  Edwin  F  Gay,  Ph  D, 
Dean. 

Lesley  Noimal  School,  nor  Idnd  ,  non-sect  , 
Mis  Edith  L  Woliaitl,  Duectoi 

Massachusetts  College  of  Osteopathy,  est 
1SU7,  Wilfred  E  Hariis,  D  O,  President, 
15  Ci.iigiG  St 

New  Church  Theological  School;  theol.; 
men,  Church  of  the  New  Jerusalem,  eat. 
1866,  Rev  William  L  Worcester,  Ph  D, 
Piesulent,  48  Quincy  St 

Radcliffe  College,  women;  non-sect.;  eat. 
1879,  Le  Baton  Russell  Briggs,  LL,  D, 
Pros. 

Rindge  Technical  School,  boys'  prep  ;  non- 
sect  ;  esl  1888,  John  W  Wood,  Head- 
mnstt'i,  Irving  ami  Broadway 

Sargent  School  of  Physical  Education;  nor- 
mal school,  Dr.  D  A  Saigent,  Dnector 

Cambridgeport,  Suburb  of  Boston. 

Wellington  School;  normal;  state;  co-ed 


Canton,    Norfolk    Co ,    pop.    4,797. 

Cum    Sch    romm — rhailes  H    French, 
rieik  Sfh    Comm — Geoige  H     Capen 
Toun  Supp-i intend' nt — John  C    Davis 
Pnncipal  High  School — Emeison  R    Cole 
Supv    Music — Archie  MacDonald 
Manual  Tiaming — Chailes  W    Brown 
Domestic  Pcitncf — Miss  Bairj 
Dialing — Chailes  W    Bio^n 
Commncial — Ruth   B     Elhott 

Carver,  Plymouth  Co.,   pop.  1,663. 

To\\n  Superintendent — C    W    Humphrey 
Pun    High  School — Viola  L   Merrlfield. 

Charlemont,   Franklin   Co.,   pop.  1,001* 

Chm    &ch    Comm — Cecil  Burlington 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Miss  Lilla  Fuller 
Town    Superintendent — L     E     Prior 
Pun    High  School — P    H    Kimbal 
Supv     Music — C     H    Brigham. 

Charlton,    Worcester    Co.,    pop.    2,032. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — F    H     C    Mernam 
Cleik  Sch     Comm  — M     Daniel   Woodbury. 
Town    Superintendent — C     C    Bichaidson. 
Principal  High  School — Frank  English 
Supv    Music — Floience  Putnam 
Drawing — Edna  B    Atwood 

Chatham,  Barnstable  Co.,   pop.  1,564. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Herman  Taj  lor 
Cleik  Pch    Cornm  — Samuel  Ireland 
Town   Superintendent — Loimg  G    Williams 
Puncipal  High  School — Haiold  E    Moffitt 

Chelmsford,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  5,010. 

Chm    Sch.    Comm — William  H    Hall. 
Cloik  Sch    Comm  — Mis    A    H    Park. 
To\\n    faupermtendent — Alberto   W     Small 
Principal   High  School — C    A     Holbrook 
Principal   High  School — A    W.  Truby. 
Sup\     Music — Mai  ion  Adams. 
Drawing — Jessie  Atwood 

Chelsea,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  32,452. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Ed\vard  H.  Lowell. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Grace  K.  Kieraan 
City  Supeimtendent — Frank  B   Parhn 
Principal    High    School — George    £2.    Davis. 
Supv    Music — Howaid  C    Davis 
Domestic  Science — Bertha  H.  Baker. 
Physical  Culture — Timothy  P   O'Connor. 
Drawing — Sadie  R   Melzard. 
Commercial — C   ES   Bowman. 
Stenography — Evelyn   Hope. 
Chester,  Hampden  Co ,  pop.   1,377. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — Charles  F.   Peace. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Thomas  N    Haley 
Toxvn  Supenntendent — Wm  H   Sanderson 
Puncipal  High  School — Alvin  F.  Morse 
Supv     Music — Annie    E     Hayes. 
Drawing — Mary   B.   Sanderson. 

Chlcopee,  Hampden  Co.,  pop.  25,401. 

Chairman  Bd    Educ. — N.  P.  Ames  Carter. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  C.  Gray 
City  Superintendent — John  C.  Gray. 
Pi  in    High  School — John  J    Desmond,  Jr 
Sup1"     Music — Elizabeth    E     Ronayne. 
Manual  Training — John  H    Sullivan. 
Physical  Culture — Mabel  Paine 
Drawing — Hazel    G     Andrews 
Penmanship — Margaret   B    Wheeler 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Mary  D   Chaptn, 


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Clinton,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  13,075. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Thomas  L   Walsh 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Thomas  F    Gibbons 
Town   Superintendent — Thomas   F    Gibbons 
Principal    High    School — Lawrence    O'Toole 
Supv    Music — Martha  Linton 
Man    Tr    &  Dom    Sci — John  Howard 
Commercial — Eaile   Po\veis 

Cehasset,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  2,585. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — D    S    Gilbert 
Cleik   Sch     Comm — George   Jason 
Town  Superintendent — Stanley  C    Lary 
Principal  High  School — Stanley  C    Lary 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Edward  L    Stevens 
Manual  Training — John  Black,  Jr 
Domestic  Science — Helen  Lymon 
Pen    &  Drawing — Florence  B    Kraus 
Commercial — Minnie  B    Bigelow 

Colrain.  Franklin  Co..  pop    1,780. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Herbert  Hale 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — John  W    Crane 
Town  Superintendent — Arthur  W    Smith 

Concord,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop*  6,421. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  G    Russell 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Ellen  T    Emerson 
Town  Supt    &  Prm    H    S  — Wells  A    Hall 
Supv.  Music — R    Jff    Hudspeth. 
Manual  Training — G.  H.  Colburn, 
Domestic  Science — Grace  Moynihan 
Drawing — Alma  DeMier 
Commercial — James  R    Mahoney. 
Stenography — Agnes  L.  Claucy. 

Concord  School  for  Girls,  prep  ,  non-sect  ; 
Mananna  Woodhull,  A  M,  Principal 

Middlesex  School;  boys'  boarding;  prep.; 
non-sect  ,  est.  1901;  Frederick  Winsor,  A. 
B ,  Headmaster. 

St  Andrew's  School;  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;  Thomas  H.  Eckfeldt,  Prin. 

Mill  BroDk  School,  boys'  boarding,  est 
1911;  Wilnxot  R  Jones,  Headmaster. 

Coiroay,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,340. 
Pres    Bd.  Educ — A    J    Patterson 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — Edward  Affhauser 
Town  Superintendent — Chester  D    Stiles 
Principal  High  School — A    H.  McPhail 

Dalton,  Berkshire  Co.,  pop.  3,568. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Payson  E    Little. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Lawrence  G.  Haworth. 
Town  Superintendent — Herbert  L    Allen 
Principal  High  School — E    D   Jackrnan. 
Supv   Music — Gertrude  E    Matthews. 
Man.  Tr.  and  Draw. — Lena  L.  Andrews 
Domestic  Science — Helen  B    Hamlin 

Dana,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  736. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— Mrs    Nellie  M.  Brown. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  N,  Loomis 
Town  Superintendent — Charles  L    Clay 
Drawing — E.  Maude  Bradley 

Danvers,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  9,407. 

dim    Sch    Comm  — Frank  O    Staples 
Clerk  Sch   Comm  — Lewis  B   Abbott 
Town  Superintendent — Henry  C.  Sanborn 
Town  Superintendent — F    B    Knight. 
Supv.  Music— Flora  L,  Richmond. 


Danvers — continued 
Manual  Training — Clinton  C    Dow. 
Drawing — Mabel   Spofford 
Stenography — Mildred   L     Powell 

St  John's  College,  prep  ,  boys,  R  C  , 
est  1891,  Rev  Brother  Bemamm,  Di- 
rector 

Dartmouth,  Bristol  Co ,  pop.  4,378. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Andrew  B    Cushman 
Sec    Bd    Educ  -—George   *'    Merry 
Town   Superintendent — -Leon   F    Prior 
Prm    Central  H    S — Herbert  C    Canney 
Prin    Noith  H    S — Everett  A    Chm  chill 
Prm   South  H    S — Arthui  W   Fiench 
Supv    Music — Ruth   E     Moye 

Dedham,   Norfolk   Co.,    pop.    9,284. 

Chm    Sch    Cornm — A    H    Dodgdon 
Town  Superintendent — Rodeiick  W    Hino 
Principal  High  School — William  D.  Sprague. 

Faulkner's  School,  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect.;  Miss  Faulkner,  Prin 

Deerfleld,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  2,209. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — James  Campbell 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — B    Z    Stebbin 
Town  Superintendent — Chester  D    Stiles 
Principal  High  School — Flank  L   Boyden 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Belle  Bullis 
Drawing — D    Maud  Beelis 
Manual  Training — W    R    Cole 

Deerfleld  Academy  and  Dickinson  High 
School;  prep.;  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ?  est.  1799; 
Frank  L.  Boyden,  B.  A.,  Prin. 

Dennis,  Barnstable  Co ,  pop.  300. 

Town  Superintendent — L    Thomas  Hopkins 
Prm    North  H    S  — Paul  Dillmgham 
Prm    South  H    S — Charles  A.  Guild 

Dighton,  Bristol  Co.,  pop.  2,285. 

Chm    Sch    Cornm  -~J    S    Place 
Clerk  Sch    Cornm — G    H    Walker, 
Town  Superintendent — M    H    Bowman, 
Supv    Music — Violet  T    Peterson. 
Drawing — Mar  j  one  Brownell 

Douglass,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  2,152. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Paul    D     Manning 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Edw.  T    Bugton. 
Town  Superintendent — Chailes  M   Pennell 
Principal  High  School — J   W.  Thomas 
Supv    Music — Mrs    A    Or    jfl    Vase 

Dover,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  798. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — R    H    Bond 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Agnes   C.    Rogers. 
Town  Superintendent — Frank  H   Benedict. 
Principal  High  School — Carl  R  Bryant 
Supv    Music — Alonzo   A     Cole. 
Manual  Training — N  B   Hazelton 
Drawing — Alice  Young, 
Commercial — Alice  B*  Eastman. 

Dracut,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  3,537. 

Chm  Sch  Comm  — Hiram  Linscott. 
Clerk  Sch  Comm — Nelson  Huntley 
Town  Superintendent — Charles  L.  Randall. 


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Dudley,  Worcester  Co  *  pop.  4,207. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Daniel  P    Callahan 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — J   Joseph  Gilles 
Town  Superintendent — Ernest  "W    Robinson 
Principal  High  School — Lester  F.  Alden. 

Nichols  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect  ; 
Frank  C.  Johnson,  Pnn 

Duxbury,  Plymouth  Co.,   pop.  1,688. 

Town  Superintendent — W    E    Chaffin 
Principal  High  School — Alton  H    Hartford 

Erie  Forest  School,  prep  forestry;  F.  B. 
Knopp,  S  B ,  Director 

Powder  Point  School,  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1886,  Ralph  K  Bearce.  A.  M.t 
Principal 

East  Brewster,  Barnstable  Co.,  pop.  130. 

Sea  Pines  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  Rev  Thomas  Bickford,  Prin. 

JEast  Brldgewater,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop.  3,863. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — W.  H.  Taylor. 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — E    T    Moise 
Town  Superintendent — Edffar  H    Grout 
Principal  High  School — W   J    Nutter 
Supv   Music— Ethel  C    Grimes. 
Com'l  and  Stenog — Harriet  Staples 

East  Longmeadow,  Hampden  Co.,  pop    1,327. 

Chm     Sch    Comm — M     H    Pease 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — George  H    Wheeler 
Town  Superintendent— Miss  M.  L    Poland 
Pnncipal  High  School — Cora  M    Hewlett 

East  Northfleld,  Franklin  Co.,  pop    300. 

Northfield  Seminary;  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1879,  Charles  B  Dickerson, 
M.  S,  President 


Easthampton,  Hampshire  Co.,  pop.  8,524. 

Pres   Bd    Educ. — Rev.  Franz  "Wilier. 
Sec    Bd   Educ — John  L.  Lyman,  Esq. 
Town  Superintendent — William  D.   Miller 
Principal  High  School— Edward  K.  Boak 
Supv    Music — W   L   Lovell 
Manual  Training — Otis  R    Thayer. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Grace  Gilkey. 
Drawing — Miss  Helena  C.  Evans 
Penmanship — Hiss   Anna  Kilxnurry 
Commercial — Raymond  Dower. 

Willlston  Seminary;  boys'  boarding;  Gong.; 
est.  1941;  Rev.  Joseph  Henry  Sawyer,  M 
A,  L.  H.  D.,  Prin. 


Easton,  Bristol  Co.,  pop.  5,139. 

Town  Superintendent — Chester  R  Stacy. 
Principal  High  School — H.  J   Phipps 

Edgartown,  Dukes  Co.,  pop.  1,191. 

Chm    Sch    Comm-^-Edw    T    Vincent. 
Clerk  Sch   Comxn — Mrs   Carrie,  M.  Swallow 
Town  Supt  — Charles  A.  Crowell,  Jr 
Principal  High  School — John  H   Bachelder 


Er\ing,  Franklin  Co,  pop.   1,094. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — J    H.   Mahoney 
Cleik  Sch    Comm — Maitha  M    Stebbins. 
Town   Superintendent — Mrs    C.   A    Steams 

Essex,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  1,621. 

Chrn    Sch    Comm  — Prank  E.  Buckley 
Cleik  Sch    Comm — E\eiett  B    James 
To\vn  Superintendent — H    R    Williams 
Principal  High  School — Bernard  Ross 

Everett,  Middlesex   Co,  pop.   33,484. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Frederick  E    Jennings. 
Cleik  Sch    Comm  — Fairfield  Whitney 
City  Superintendent — Fairfield  Whitney. 
Asst    Superintendent — Abbie  A    Smith 
Pun    High  School — Wilbur  J.   Rockwood. 
Supv.  Music — Albert  S    Colburn. 
Manual  Training — Francis  L    Bain 
Domestic  Science — Susie  C.  Driscoll. 
Drawing — Grace  Elliott 
Penmanship — Marion   Conn. 
Commercial — F    A.  Ashley. 
Stenography — Martha  Desmond 

Fairhaven,  Bristol  Co.,  pop.  5,122. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Thomas  A    Tripp. 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Charles  F    Prioi. 
To-wn  Superintendent — Charles  F   Prior. 
Prin    High  School— Albert  B.   Kimball. 
Supv.  Music — Anna  B    Trowbridge 
Manual  Training — Alvm  J    Long. 
Domestic   Science — Emma  B    Strong. 
Drawing — Beatrice  A   Randell. 
Commeicial — Grace  M    Grant 

Fall  River,  Bristol  Co.,  pop.  119,205. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Charles  L   Holmes 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  — Alfred  R.  Langlais. 
City  Superintendent — Hectoi  L   Belisle 
Asst    Supt— Mary  A    Mugan. 
Reading — Margaret  T    Hurley. 
Drawing — William  E.  Braley. 
Supv    Gram.  Grades — Mary  A.  S.  Mugan. 
Supv.   Prim    Grades — Margaret   G.   Lynch. 
Supv    Music — Walter  J    Titcomb. 
Sewing — Josephine  M    Louette. 

PUBLIC   HIGH   SCHOOLS 
B.  M.  C.  Durfee  High  School,  482  Madison 

St  ,  Frederic  W    Plummer,   Principal. 
Technical  High  School,  640  N  Main  St  .  Roy 

W    Kelly,  Acting  Principal 

Bradford  Durfee  Textile  School;  textile;  J. 
W.   Bailey,   Superintendent. 

Dominican    Academy;    girls*    boarding;    R. 
C  ,  Sister  M.  Bertrand,  Superior. 

Emmanuel   School   for  Feeble  "Minded  and 
Afflicted  Children. 

Jesus  Mary  Convent,  girls'  boarding;  R.  C.; 

Sister     St.  Paul,  Superior. 
La  Sainte  Union   des  Sacres  Coeurs;  girls* 
boarding;  R.  C.;  Sister  Mary  Aldan,  Prin. 
Rogers  and  Allen's  School  of  Business  and 

Shorthand;  bus    and  sten.;  est.  1897;  "W. 

8.  Rogers  and  F.  G    Allen,  Props. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy;  prep  ;  girls;  R.  C.; 

est.    1886;    Sister    Mary   Aldan,    Superior, 

Prospect  St 


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Fall  Rl\  ei  — continued 
St.ite  Nonnal  Tiainmp?  Sihnnl,    noimal,    co- 
ed ,    stato,    Anna  W   Buik\,  Pimcipal 

Thlbodeau's  College,  prep,  and  bus  ,  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  est  1S89,  J  D.  Thibodeau, 
Prln 

Falraduth,  Barastable   Co.,  pop    3,144. 

Pi os    Bd     Educ — Ficd   K     Swift 
See     T?d    Ktluc — Charles  S    Buigoss 
Town  Superintendent — <1ail  TV     IJolm.in 
Principal    High    School — George    W.    How- 
land 

Supv     Music — Joseph    TCeshaw 
Manual  Ttaimns — II    11    Oolmin 
Domestic  Science — Mat  ion  "Estabiooke. 
"Drawing — Mis    Anna   R    Luce 
Comimnclal — Addio  1"   Cair. 

Fltoliburgr,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  37,826. 

Ohm    Sch    fomrn  —  B    A    Cook 
Cleik    Seh     Oomm. — Tames    Chnlmeis 
Cit-«r  Supenntondcnt — James  Chalmois 
Prin    HIi?h  S<  hool — Charles  T    WooCbury 
Supervisoi    Music — \mv  TJ    Connor. 
Manual  Training — H    W   Loland 
Pi  a wmer—  Mice  C    Eaxncs 
Commercial — Chat  lea   K    Hutchlna 
Dotnostie  pclen<  e — Josephine  \    Smith 
Domestic  \it — fhnilotte  A    P^nn 
Penmanship— Helen  S    Caileton 

Fitchburg  Business  College;  bus   and  sten 
est    18'»6,   D    Fullmer,   Principal. 

Stato  Normal  School;  normal;  state,  co-ed  ; 
John  0  Thompson,  riliuipal 

Foxboro,  Noifolk  Co,  pop.  3,863. 
Chm    Sch    romrn — living  W   Reynolds. 
Clerk  Kc'h    fomm — Finntes   \     White 
Town  Hupetintrndont — Ira  A    .tonkins 
Principal  High  Fchool— Mojd  V    Bui  noil. 

rramingrham,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  12,048. 

Chm    Hch     Cnmm — FJnos  IT    Ui^elow 
Cloifc  Reh    Oomm—  Mrs   TJ   B    Ri    Clnir 
Town  Suporintonflotit    -TftnoRt  W  f(llo\\8 
Principal  High  School — ^W.  H.  Gushing. 
Rupv    Music — iro\\ard  Mnscm 
Manual  Training — Herman  Hall 
Domestic  Holonco — Marlon  "B    Sh.iw 
Di  awini? — Mai  j   Mnc  Sweeney 
Wxltmg  &  C'omniPicial — F   A   WilKes 

Dnnfotth  Rihool,  bo^s  under  30,  nou-<icu4t  , 
est  1010,  James  C  Fiagg,  i»tlnc'tpal 

State  Normal  School;  normal;  state,  co-ed.; 
Henry  Whittemore,  Pres. 

Franklin,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  5,641* 

Pies    Htl    Kciuf — Jamos   U.  Hosford 
«ec    Bd    M<lue— S    Abbott 
Town  tfupm  Intend*  nl— Lf«lu«  o    CuinmiUKS. 
Piinclpnl  IHprh  School— C1h«rlc»  B    Lnmb 
Supv     Music --Marlon    V,    Washburn 
Drawing— Ruth  M    Moister 

Dean  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Unlv,; 
Arthur  W.  Peirce,  Wtt  D,  Prln. 


M  \SSAC1 1 USKTTS 


Gardner,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  14,609. 

<M»m    Sch     t'omm     -VIIMS.I    l\     J{i\»nt 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Mis    Klis.ibcth   l»    Ktonr 
To\\  n  KuptM  intt  ndenl  —  Fonlvc  o  T    UcMioM 
Pinidpal    Hmh    Sclu»ol  —  M     B     Smith 
Snpv    Mnsif  -  I'2hnoi    K     PIOMO 
Manual   Ti  lining—  c1    tJ     It.utiett 
Domestic  Science  —  "Mi«*s  Gcituulo   Cainey. 
Pnwmft  —  Mi^s   Beinice   e>rnlth 
('ommcici.il  —  IJi'lh    b     I  I.u  \\aiil 
Strnopriaplu  —  Mibs    Mm  folio    K     Oiks 

Ctooigctoun,  IXsev   Co,  pop    I,JM)1 

Olnn    S«  h    «'omni  -—Mini  L  Hi  •  il 
Town  Hiiponnttmlt  nl    -(J     IJ    Pni'-t 
IMntfipciJ   Ilijt,li   »Si  hui>l  —  Ki  ink    Mi'.  unit  r 

r«ii«\    i?i^    sihiMii,   pjop  ,  in-iMi  , 

W     \1<    .unit  i,   I*i  iiu  nnl 

Gill,  IrnnUiu  To.,  pop.  1,0'>!5 

('hm    Ki  li     Pomm  --K    I)     I»MI«>S 
("loik  Si  h    Connn  -    It    D     \\at  on 
To\\  n  hupoi  jntondciit  -101  HIM    K    Hnwt 

dloucester,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  24,308. 

Pies    31d    Rduc  —  William  II.  Jordan. 
Soc     ltd      KUu*  --Fouii    I>      ItintikH 
(4itV  MiptniiloiKh  nt  —  Ii»l»U   I>     IJtonKM 
IMinciinl   Illhh  Sfhiiul    -W    V     Kitnb  iM 
Supv    Music  —  A.   A.  Span  1  ding1 
Manual  Trnininsr  —  Evt'lmn  I 
Domestic  Science  —  TCliza  P. 
Physical  Culture  —  \nnle  McCllntock. 
Drawing  —  Stella  May. 
Penmanship  —  J  W  O»  Oilman. 

Granville,  Hampden  Co.,  pop.  781. 

PrcK     I'd     Kcluc  —  How.uvl    nirlutignti 


Soc    Bd     lOrtuc—  Mis     M 
Town  Supcilntondont 


I*    Htow. 
S,   Mc 


Crafton,  Worcester  To,,  pop.  5,705. 

Pres,  Bd.  Educ.  —  F*  M.  MeOarry. 
Soc    I  id     K<IU<-  -  c«    n    MiiiK. 
TO\MI  Kup<  iiiitondntif     t"    I>    Mih- 
Pilmiimi   Hlfrh  KdKuiI-   I»    M     M  icIJm 
Supv  Mus,  and  Draw  —Flora  Randall. 
Mamml  Trninlnur  —  Dana  Stanlty 
(.'om'l  and  Stonosr  —  Charlwlno  Blako 

(irunbv,  Huniphhiro  Co.,  pop    717. 
Town  H«iM»ri«t<  iHlotit      V    M.   Whitii  r»<»i  + 
j'rhu  Ijml  ilfj<}i  S<  huo!     K    }\    Jiurll 

Great  Barrlnffton,  Berkshire  Co*,  pop.  5,020. 

('hm    Sch    Coinm      n    <'    Hf«iwi*it 

(Mork  Hch    <<omin.     V\!llMi«   l»    Hill 

Town   Huj»t    St  IM  in     II    S      It    1C.    Ht'Utivttf. 

Hupv    MUHIC      Mlro   L<  moll 

Doniohtu*  Stltiuf*  -Hultlah  H.  «\  Ktilnr. 

Jlallock  School,  boy*'  boarding;  «on 

Gerard  Hnllook.  M,  A.,  H<»nd 
Sodgwick  School;  boy«T  l>oarafnirJ 

est.  18C6;  Edward  J.  Van  Lcnnep»  A. 

Prln. 

Oreenflehl,  Franklin  C'o.,  pop.  10,487. 

Pros   Bd,  Kduc.~  Rev.  C.  W.  Mowlam. 
See.  Bd   Educ^—  .Mm.  Kate  A.  Payne. 
Town  HiiiM'ilutctirltiit     Wtntlitta*  r.    \  !.* 


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Greenfield  —  c  ontmuc  d 

rimcipa.1  High  School  —  W.  B    Alexander 
Supv    Music  —  Mark  A    Davla 
Manual    Tiamlng  —  Honij     \      Hanson 
Domestic   Sou  noo--Mai\     Adams 
Penmnnfchlp  —  Mildied  M    Stearns. 
C'ommoicial  —  Cora  Ward. 
l)i«i  \uuir  —  W     II     IClai 

Gioton,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  2,155. 

rimi     S<  h     roniin  —  Ilciuv    H     tSa's 
ritik  Sch    romm  —-('ailolun    \    Sha\\ 
Town  Su}><  nnti  iiflPitt  —  141(1  ticlm*  Smith 
I'limipil   lliRh  School  —  John  A    Uuitnii 

Groton  School,  boys'  boarding,  P.  E  ;  est 
17»8,  Rrv  JSndicott  Pcabody,  Headmaster 

Lawrence  Academy,  boys'  boarding,  non- 
soct;  cat.  1793;  Arthur  J  Ciough,  A.  M-, 
Headmaster. 

Lowthorpo  School  of  Landscape  Architect- 
ure ami  (laniomnff,  co-oil  ,  Gemgimna 
J  Snndois,  Supoimtondpnt 

Grov  eland,  Essex   Co.,   pop.   2,253. 

rhm     Hch     ("imnn  --Albeit    I*     \\  ilcs 
To\\  11  Supt  HMtrmltMit-  (Jaius   I>     Piobt 
IMIiiopnl  Hlfth  N'hool  -  U.uold   Lf    AJaiston 
Sup\     Miihlt   -Lillian  H    A  men 
I>ia\\iiiK--i'uu1a     I*     ('lough 
Pommomnl-    Hasrl    it,    Johnson 

Hadley,  Hampslilre  Co.,  pop.  1,999. 

Ji'ios     lid.    Eduo  —  Clifton   Johnson 

H<T     Hd     Wdiu'  —  Honiv   llibbud. 

Town  Slip*  jhili-ndi'iit     Clinton  .J    lUt'h.iuLs 

1'llnrlpal    IhKh    S(  hool     ,)ini(8    tK't-U 

Supv     MitHlc      Doiothv     IltMilm 

DomfRtlf   HCMOIHC  —  AIa\    I     Illlsn 

Hopkins  Academy?  prop.;  co-cd  ,  non-sect.; 
t»j*t  H»<:i,  JamcH  P.  itceil 

Hamilton,  Essex  Co.>  pop.  1,749. 

(1hm    Sch    (Nirum  --(U'oigo  K    Kuowlton 
CM«k  Hrh    t'omin  -Uobcit  Itoborl^on,  Jr 
Town  Huporintondonl  -  KldridMc  Kntith 
l»rlurlpil  High  hthool—  Nolnon  K    Mltthell 


Hanover,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop. 

I»rcB.   ltd    Kduc—  Dr    <"    Ij.  Howes. 
hoc    IU1    Hdu<»  —  Ui»v    1C    H.  Oibson 
Town  Hup*»tlnt<»nd<  nt     .Tam«»H    HtiyoH 
rrlnclpnl  IIlRh  School—  Hornet  F    Bates. 
BUIIV   Mu»Io-*Mrii.  Vcrna  Whltinsr, 
Mniu  Tr.  &  Draw.-   Mr»    A.  <>.   NUlrldve 
Domcfttlc  Ht»l«  iici»  —  Miwi  Mario  Merrill. 
Physical   Cultur«w-F.   w.   Jones. 

nardvvlok,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  8,524. 

rr*»n   lid.  Kduc*—  t'hnries  O.  Fiagar. 
St»o    lid    Kdue.—  (>    A    Tuttle. 
Town    Sup*»rlntf»nrt<tnt—  AHiort   fl    ("ol**, 
Principal  IHgh  Hchool--W.  H    <Ulb<»rt. 
Hupv.  Mnslcv-  -Annn.  F.  RulUvaa 
PrnuinK—  -BorJha  A.  Shflw. 
fonimf  rciftl  —  Wmily  Archor. 
8t<wofrraj>hy~-  Kthel  Dow. 

Harvard,  Worcenter  Co,  pop.  1,034, 

Ohm   8<'h.  Comm,-  A,  M,  Itryant. 
chm   Hrh,  CVimm.'^Mrs.  H.  B   Xloyat 
t-  A.  n. 


IIur\aid  —  conLinui  d 

JMmcipal  Himh  School  —  An&el  Richards 
Supv    JMubic  —  Mildiod  Bicnnon 

Bioomfli'ld    Sch«ol,    piep  ,    co-cd,   Uniter  ; 
Antiol    fc>     llKha.ids,    Pi  incipal 


Harwich,  Barnstable  Co.,   pop. 

l»i  ot,     Hd     Kduc—  J     B    Atkms 
Sec    P.tl    Mduc—J     P    Nickel  son,  M    D 
Ton  n  SupoHiitiMiik'iit  —  LoiinK1  G    Williams 
L*i  iiKip.il  1-1  mli  Si  hool  —  Louih   J    J'eltiei 
Supv    Afusic  &  Dialing  —  S    Madge  Mm  ray 

Hatfield,  Hampshire  Co.,  pop.  1,986. 

ri<>b    JJd    Jflduo  —  A    R    Brcor. 
rink  Sili    I'omni  —  Thadous  Giavrs 
Town   Suiiviintf  nd«  nt  —  Clinton  J    Richards 
I'unupal  iliAh  Kchool  —  C    A    lloilgos 
Supv    Music  —  Maude  B    Boyle. 

Smith  Academy;  prep  r  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ; 
cst  1871,  Albeit  J  Chldcster,  A  B, 
Pi  mclpa.1 

llaverhill,  Essex   Co.,   pop.  44,115. 

Chm    He  h    C'oniiu  —  Loblio   K    Moise 
Ck'ik    Hch     C'ttmni  —  Chuc-nte    H     Dcmpsey 
City  Superintendent  —  Claience  H.  Dempsey. 
J^iliKitml  JIif,h  School  —  Villngtun  I    Olow 
Kupv    Alusu  —  Mary  A    Sh  iw 
JDiuwlng  —  Koboit  JBiodetick 
Manual  Training  —  Je&fcc  H    Bouino 
Domofatio   St'li'nco  —  \     Lonoia   Elkins 
<'(n»nicrf»al  —  AVilliani  Wan<lei 

Bnidloid  Academy,  Kirks'  boarding,  non- 
sc-ct  ,  e&L  IK03,  Miss  Lain  a  A  Knott, 
A  M,  PilnclpaU  Bradioid,  P  O 

H.tM'ihill  Bu^liK'ps  C"olU»fio,  bus  and  stcn  , 
W  P  JMilnlosh,  rnnclpal. 

St.  James  School;  prep.;  coed  ;  R.  C  ;  M. 
DeChantal,  Supeiior. 


HLnghnm,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop.  4,965. 

Ohm    Hch.   Oomiti  —  Kamuol  Spaldinf? 
('l^rk  Sch    C'omni  -—Kofoeit  D    Brow^r 
To\\u   HuiKTlntoudont — Onvjs  K,    Collins. 
Principal  Jll«h  Kchool— W    J2    Andrews 
Hiipv,   Musli'~~  Kdmund  P    Sawyoi 
I>rawjnfir — Mdijorie   Utcon 
Manual  Training — A    B    "Whiddon 

Derby   Academy;   prep.;   co-ed  ;   non-seot  ; 

cwt    1781,  Mis    M    M    Buidctt,  Principal. 

Jlinadale,  BerkeWre  Co.,  pop.  1,116. 

PIOB    Bd   Kduc— Rov   J    A    O'Malley 
Soc.   Ud    Tfl duo  —Thomas  F.  Eyan. 
Town  HupMlntcndoot — Harry  W   Gardner 
Kupv.  Music— (Sortrude  Matthows 
Manual  Training — dtaco  K   Mulonoy 

Holbrook,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  2,816. 
I'rwi     Wcl      Kduc  — "FrunkHn    H     Morriam, 
Hoc.  l*d    rcduc— Mr»    Sibyl  Nll<-» 
Town  Hiipr'i'lntpmic-nt'   Snmupl  F  niodsrett 
l»rlnripnl  Ulgh  Hchool—Ualph  P.  Currier 
Supv*    Mu0lc~-»indwln  Barnes 
I>rtiwJng*-Olivo  Fuller 


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Holden,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  2,147, 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Ghailes  B    Jordan 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Jennie  N   Fairbanks 
Town   Superintendent — Robeit  I    Biamhall 
Principal  High  School — H    A    Newton 
Supv     Music — Annie  Palmui 
Manual  Tiaining — Davis  Colburn 
Dom    So    &  Diaw — Miss  H    B    AnOLiews 
Commercial — Bertha  Given 

HoUiston,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  2,711. 
Chm   Sch   Comm — Heniy  P   Dickinson 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  — W    F    Chapman 
Town  Supeimtendent — Can  oil  H    Drown 
Principal  High  School — Barle  F    Maloney 

Holyoke,  Hampden  Co.,  pop.  57,730* 
Chm    Bd    Educ — Joseph  B    Weis 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Francis  McShorry 
City  Superintendent — Francis  McSherry 
Principal  High  School — Howard  Conant. 
Principal  Evening  H,  S  — P    J    Garvey. 
Prm    Vocational  H    S — Win   H   Whitney 
Supv    Music — Hugh  Craig 
Phys    Culture   (Bo>s) — Daniel  J    Kollv 
Phys    Culture  (Gnis) — Effio  M    Shambcugh 
Commercial — Rulus  W    Clement 
Manual  Training — Bobert  E    Ha.mil 
Dom    Science — Mrs    Elizabeth  I    Perkins. 
Drawing — Mrs    Isabelle  H.  Ferry 
Penmanship — Esther  A    MacDonnell. 
Holyoke  Business  Institute;  bus   and  sten  , 

est.  1883;  T  jam  ell  &  Foote,  Prins. 
Thompson's  Business  School,  bus  and  sten  , 
Hannah  Thompson,  Principal. 

Hopedale,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  2,188. 

Chm    Sch.  Comm  — F  J.  Dutcher 
Clerk  Sch    Conwn — J    I,    Romington 
Town  Superintendent — F  G    At  well 
Principal  High  School — A    C   Johnson 
Supv    Music — Lillian  E    Wood. 
Manual  Training — Dana  Stanley, 
Domestic  Science — Floience  Bennett, 
Drawing — Isabella  M    Hiist 

Hopklnton,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  2,462. 

Town   Superintendent— W    K    Putney 
Principal  High  School— Miss  M.  A.  Supple 

Hubbardston,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  1,073. 

Pres    Bd.    Educ — Allen   S.    Woodward. 
Sec.  Bd  Educ  — Mrs  ffi   A   Woodward* 
Town  Superintendent — Asa  M   Jones. 
Principal  High  School— E    C,  Macomber 
Supv.  Music— NelUc  Blake. 

Hudson,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  6,743. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ  —Miss  Lucle  D.  Welsh. 
Sec   Bd   Educ. — Dr   Thomas  F.  TIerney. 
Town  Supc'i  inlondt-nt — Casslus  K  Lyman 
Principal  High  School— Charles  A.  Williams. 
Supv.  Music — Mrs.  Carrie  E    Tarbell. 
Manual  Training— B    D    Brown. 
Domestic  Science — Martha  Tower. 
Drawing — Margaret  Whitney. 
Com'l  and  Stenog. — Harriet  M.  Vance. 
Huntinston,  Hampshire  Co.,  pop.  1,473. 
Pres    Bd.  Bduc,— B.  H.  Cross. 
Sec   Bd   Educ.— Dr    C.  H   Mace 
Town  Superintendent — Leon  O   Merrill, 
Principal  High  School — Wayne  E.  Geer 
Swpv.   Music — Albert  W    Smith. 
Drawing— Myrtls  F.  Smith. 
Commercial— Alice  M.  Miller. 


Hyannis,  Barnstable  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Cloik  Sch    Comm — Geoigo  H    Gainer 
Town  SupcnnUnfiont — Gooige  II    Galger 

State  Normal  School;  normal;  state;  co-ed. 
cat  18<)8,  \\illUm  A.  Baldwin,  B  S, 
Principal 

Ipswich,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  5,777. 
Chm    Sch     Comm — O     IT     \V    H.IJCR 
Cloik   Sen     Comm  —  Fn-tT    S    Whitman 
To\\n    Supenntcntlent—  Josoph   I     Hoi  ton 
Puncipal  Hifih  School — John  r   M.iihton 

Jamaica  Plain,  Suburb  of  Boston. 

Sherman  Hall,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect  ; 
est  1897,  Miss  Sarah  W.  Ames,  Prln. 

Kingston,  Plymouth  Co,  pop.  2,445. 

Pica     Bd     Educ — O     U.    Swope 
Sec    Bd    Educ — P    L    Chandler. 
Town  Kupei mtondonl — (iioigo  A    Coo 
Principal  High  School— Lee  S.  Merrill. 
Supv    Music — Gooigiana  JB    Tayloi 
Drawing — Muiioiio   Biouncll 
Commote  ml — Wmniluil  A.  Thomas 

Lakeville,   Pl> mouth  Co.,  pop.  Old. 

Chm*   Sch    Comm  — Alton   Hoard 

Cleik  Hen    Comm — Alia    Ktank  llnmmoucl 

Town  bupviinteudent  —  Ch^sti'i   Humphuy 

Lancaster,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  3,464. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Gtoigo  li*    \Voz  ct'fltfr 
To\vn  Supt    &  Pi  in.  H  H. — Arthur  H   JUolhna. 
Supv    Music— Miss  MBS    Bailey 
Domestic  Science — Miss  JBUith  M.  Mason. 

Lanosboro,  Berkshire  Co ,  pop    947. 

chm    Hch    Comm — JKhntT  Hcach, 
Cloik  Soh    Cotnm— Chaiiis  H    Kukci 
To\vu  SupetiutouUuut — (I<oi«o  B,  (M«irk 

Lawrence,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  85,802. 
City  Superintendent — Bernard  M.  Sheridan 

Asst    Supt — Leila  M.  Lamprey 
Pzincipal  High  School-— James  D.  Home. 

Cannon's    Commercial    College;    bus.    and 

sten.,  G.  C.  Cannon,  Prin. 
St    Mary's  School;  girls'  boarding;  B.  C.; 

James  T.  O' Belly,  Prin. 

X.e«,  Berkshire  Co.,  pop.  4,10ft. 

hm    Sch    Comm--J    J    Haaactt 
CJletk  Heh    <1omm»—  M.  W.  Markham 
Town    Supt, — jAromu   I*.    Kokwoll, 
Pzlnoipal  High  Wt^houl — Herman  N.  l>unhum. 

Leicester,  Worcester  Co.,  pop*  8,287. 

Chm   Sch    Comm.— Aloysius  U.  Kennedy, 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  — K.  Wllinrd  Trunk. 
Town  Superintendent— (Jt'orgo  1)    Clurk, 
Pzi&clx»al    Hl«h   School  -J    £4    J<ird»m. 
Supv.  Music — RBtello  Ward. 
Drawing— Ethel   Smith. 

Leicester  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-wet} 
est  1784;  Raymond  McKarinaa,  M.  A,, 
Principal. 

Lenox,  Berkshire  Co.,  pop.  3,060. 

chm,  8ch  Comm  ~  David  T.  Dana. 
Olork  Sch.  Oomm.— Wm.  F.  Grace. 
Town  $uportntend«'nt— Charles  H.  Tucker, 


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Lenox  —  c  on  ti  mi  ocl 

Pilncip.il  High   s<  hoot  —  Thorn  is  F    Kane 
8upv    Aluhu  —  \tlolino  O    Johnson 
Manu  il    Tiaming  —  W.illci    Naglo 
Domestic  Si  iom  o  —  Anna  Roindt 
Pi  a  wing  —  Vdelme   O    Johnson 
CVimmei  eial  —  Alice    Downs 

Trinity  School,  pi  op  ,  oo-ed    day,  boarding 
young  boys,   Miss  Lippincott,   Principal 

Leomlnster,   Worcester  Co.,  pop.  17,580. 

I'lim    Sen     Comm  —  Flank    I     F4eison 
C'U'ik  flch    (1omm  —  Thomas  E    Thompson 
To\vn  Sui>(>tliitf»ndc>nt  —  William  H    Pony. 
Vilnclpul   High   FUhool—  K     L    Moise 
Sui>v    MUSK  —  W    H    Kcnnc} 
Manual    Tialnins  —  Hcibcit    Pen  so 
l)omi»BtI(    Sclent  i»  —  Augusta    B     Noltel 
Dmwlnft  —  Mai  5    F    Tlddk'V 
I'pn'ship  &  Commercial  —  Fiunk  P    Bell 

Lexington,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  4,018. 

Pros   Bd.  Educ  —  Jay  O    Richards 
Sec    Bd    T3duc  —  "Robert  li    Byder 
Town  SupoiintondciU  —  \ithm  H    Carver 
Principal  High  School  —  Arthur  H    Carver. 
Nupv     Mimic  —  Cm  ilc    K     White 
Manual  Training1  —  Walter    M    Lyon 
Domestic  Mdcnrc  —  Josephine  (J    Nicholson 
Drawing  —  Edmund  Kotchum 
Pen'sMp  and  Com'l  —  Fred  C    Ball. 
Stenography  —  Emma  L   Berry, 

Littleton,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.   1,229. 

dim    Sfh.  romm  —  Mrs   ,1    M.   Hnitwcll 
(1l«'ik  Sch.  romm  —  ICcJjr&r  Woodbury. 
Town   Hunokintcndont  --Prank   H    Hill 
Prln    High  School—  Charles  H.   Cummtngs 
Supv     Music  —  Mirinm    Davis 
Drawing  —  Marlon  Taylor 
Manual  Training—  Thomas  J    Bassctt 
l)om<«Btic  Art-  -Lucy  lloughton 

Lowell,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  106,294. 

(Mtv  Huiwrlntcndpnt-  -Hugh  J   Mollov 
Principal  High  School—  Cyrus  W.  Irish. 
Supervisor  Art—  Olive  B,  Underbill. 
«upv    Munio—  r.  O    Blunt. 
Man    Tr.  ^  l>om    hclf»ncc'  —  T    F   Fisher. 
('ommorclal  —  Albnrt  D    Maclc  j 

Hill's  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect  ;  est 

1870  j  Lucy  A,  Bill,  Prln, 
Lowell  Commercial  Collage;  bus.  and  at  en.; 

est.  1869;  LeDoit  B.  Kimball,  Pres. 
Lowell  Textile  School;  teoh  ;  oo-ed.;  non- 

sect;  eat  1897;  Charles  H.  Barnes,  8.  B., 


Roger*  Hall  School;  girls'  boarding:;  non- 
feet;  Miss  Olive  a  Parsons,  Prln. 

St  Joseph'*  College;  coll.;  men;  R.  C;  est 
1892;  Brother  Priaciilianus,  President 

State  Normal  School;  normal;  state;  co-ed.; 
John  J.  Mahoney.  Principal. 

fcudlowy  Hampden  Co.,  pop*  4,948. 

Frits    Bd.  Kcfuc,—  Fmicik  N,  Moore. 
SeO.  Bd    Kduc.—  Albert  A.  Qove. 
Town  Hupwintonrtent—  Wttlter  U.  Gushee. 
Principal     High     Scftol-^Mrs,     Helen     M. 
Gushee. 


laullou  —  continued 
Supv     Music  —  Ellen   L    Toomey 
Minual  Tiammgr  —  Thomas  Bailey 
Domestic  Science  —  Elsie  P    Jones 
D  i  awing  —  Helen   L    Arnold 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y  —  Ruth  B    Barnes 

Lunenburg,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  1,393. 

t'hm    Heh    Comm  —  C    C    Lane 
Chm    Sch    Conxm  —  Mrs    F    C    Cioss 
Town    Superintendent  —  Herman    C     Knight 
Principal  High  School  —  Claude  A.  Gray 

Lynn,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  89,336. 

Ohm    Sch    Comrn  —  George  H    Newhall 
Clerk   Sch    Comm  —  Leon  B    Thompson 
City  Superintendent  —  Charlos  S    Jackson 
Assistant   Supt  —  Wilmer  Kinnan 
Principal  Classical  High  —  Fred  C    Mitchell 
Piincipal  English  High  —  George  B    Davis 
Supv    Music  —  Percy  Graham 
Manual   Training  —  Vernon  T    Backus 
Domestic  Science  —  Alice  M    Williams 
Physical   Culture  —  Wai  ten  L    Boyson 
Di  awing  —  Marlon  Bond 

Burdette  College,  bus    and  sten  ;  principal 
Lynn  Business  College;  bus    and  sten.;  est. 

1895,  C   C.  Dexter,  Pres. 
Lynnholm-by-the-Sea;      girls      under      IS; 

boarding;  non-sect;  Mrs.  G.  W.   Oagood, 

Frin 
North   Shore  Academy,   prep,    day,   co-ed.; 

Mrs    Florence  B    Dressel,  Prln..,  88  Broad 

St. 

Maiden,  Middlesex  Co.    pop.  44,404. 

Chm    S'ch    Com  —  George  H.  Johnson. 
Sec.  Bd    IQduc  —  J.  Billot  Knowlton 
City   Supt  —  -  Farnsworth   Q-.  Marshall 
Principal    High    School  —  Thornton    Jenkins 
Supv    Music—  Melville  £1    Chase 
Man.  Tr    and  Draw  —  William  J    Edwards. 
Domestic  Science  —  Lucy  B.  Slocum 
"Penmanship  —  Katharine  W    Ross 
Commercial  —  Townsend  T.  Wilson. 
Stenography  —  Miss  A.  Anna  Dyer.  , 

Maiden  Commercial  School,  bus    and  sten.; 
est  X004;  Walter  Leroy  Smith,  President 

Manchester,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  2,673. 

Chtn,  Sch    Comm*  —  Raymond  C.  Allen 
Clerk  Sch.  Comm  —  Albert  Cunningham 
City  Superintendent  —  John  C.  Mackin. 
Principal  High  School  —  A.  L.  Sabin, 

Mansfield,  Bristol  Co.,   pop.  5,183. 

Chm    Rch    Comm.  —  Clinton  C.   Scheffy 
Sec.  Bd.  EJduc.  —  Harry  R.  Fisher. 
Town  Superintendent  —  Edward  P   Fltts 
Principal  High  School—  F.   H.   Hadlock. 
Supv,  Music  —  Bernard  M   Nye. 
Drawing  —  Mary  Prevost. 


rea,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  7,888. 

Pros   Bd    B  due,—  Joel  W.  Key  molds. 
Clerk  $ch    Comm  —Burr  J,  Merrlam 
City  guperlntendont-r-Burr  J.  Merriam, 
Principal  High  School  —  George  P.  Campbell. 
Supv.   Music—Ruth  B.   Mitchell. 
Manual  Training—  Lucy  M    Davis 
Domestic  Science  —  Ruth  C.  Frescott 
Drawing  —  Marion   A.  Martin. 
Commercial—  Ruth  B    Littlefleld. 


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Marion,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop.  1,460. 

Town   Pupeimtt-ndt  nt — Htiman  N    Knox 
Supv      IMnsic — Joseph     K<ifrhi\\ 
Manual  Tiammis — Chailes  Johnson 
Dialing — Mis     Annie    II     JLuct 

Tabor  Academy,  The;  prep.;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1876,  Chailes  E  Pethybridge, 
Principal 

Mailboro,  Middlesex  Co,  pop    11,579. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — Elrnui    D     Howe 
See     Bd     Educ — Einest   P     Can 
City  Superintendent — E    P    Carr. 
Principal   High   School — George  W    Morris 
Supv    Music — Jos*  ph  A    Milhnqlnn 
Manual  Training — Eme«?t  A    Lanabee 
Dra\\mg — Maiy  E    Muiphy 
Domestic  Science — Mabel  A    Leigh  ton 
Commei  cial — A     T     Reed 

St  Ann's  Academy;  girls*  boarding;  R  C., 
est.  1887,  Sistei  M  Rose  de  Viler  be, 
Supenor 

Marslifield,  Plymouth  Go,  pop.  1,738. 

Town  Supcnntcmlpnt — William  E    Chaffln 
Principal  High  School — Lewis  E    Rye. 

Mattapoisett,  Plymouth  Co,  pop.  1,180. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Lemuel  L    Dexter 
rioik  Pen    Comm — Mis    Maud  B    AlcAflee 
To\\n   Supenntendent — Chailes  P    Prioi 
fcupv     Music — -\nna   B     Ti Oxbridge 
Manual   Tiaming — Chiiles    H     Johnson,    Ti 
Dialing — Beatuce    A.    Randall 

Maynard,  Middlesex  Co,  pop    6,390. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — Kenneth  Damren. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— J    J    Helferty 
Town  Superintendent — Francis  S    Buck 
Principal  High  School — C   W    Millar 
Supv    Music — Maud  Dolon. 
Manual — Thomas  Helferty 
Domestic   Science — Annita  "Walker. 
Commercial — George  Kennedy. 

Medfleld,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  3,466. 

Chm    Sen    Comm  — Allan  Kmgsburv 
Cleik  Sch   Comm — Richard  C   Lincoln 
Town   Superintendent — M    J,   West 
Principal  High  School — Ralph  W    Taylor. 
Supv    Music — Carnebell  E    Thayer 
Drawing — Helen  M    Allan 

Medford,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  93,150. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — William  C    Wait 
Clerk    Sch     Comm — C     W     McPherson 
City  Superintendent — Fred  H    Nickerson. 
Prm.  High  School — James  D   Hewlett. 
Supv    Music — Edward   N    Griffin 
Manual  Training — Joseph   T    Whitney 
Supv    Sewing — Elma  M    Soderquist 
Supv    Cooking — Eugenia  Wilson 
Physical   Culture — Caroline  L    Critchett 
Penmanship — Bessie   Mason 
Dialing — Josephine   Kintz 
Commei  cial — Harold  Smith 

Sarah  Fuller  Home  for  Little  Deaf  Children, 
school  for  very  young  deaf  children;  est 
1890;  Miss  Eliza  L.  Clark,  Matron  and 
Prin. 


Medway,  Norfolk  Co,  pop.  2,696. 

Chm     Sch     Comm — Di      \V\man 
fh'ik    Sen     Comm — C     M      Smith 
To\\n   Superintendent — Can  oil  H    Drown 
Puncipal    High    bchool — Phoebe  Ha&kell 

Melrose,   Middlesex   Co.,   pop.   15,715. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — Dr    Lowell  T    Wentworth. 
Sec   Bd   Educ — Mrs   Isabelle  StantiaL 
City   Superintendent — John   C.   Anthony. 
Funcipal  High  School — Lome  B    Hulsman 
Wup\     Music — Pansy  E    Baitlett 
Manual  Tiaming — Myron  W.  Gray. 
Dialing — Miss  Mary  E    Coyle 
Penmanship — Mrs    Floience  K.   Marshall. 
Commei  cial — Geo    W    Wright 
Stenogiaphy — Florence  E    Stacy 

Melrose  School  of  Music,  mils.;  est.  1894; 
Susan  A  Wells,  Prm. 

Memlon,  Worcester  Co ,  pop    922 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Lyman  Cook 
Cleik  Sch    Comm— Hem y  W    Gaskill 
Town    Supeimtendent — F     G     Attvell 
Piineii>,tl    High    School — Chailes   II     Risley 
Supv    Music — Mis    Eincstino   Wilcox 

Merrimac,    Essex   Co.,    pop.    2,202. 

Chm    Sen    Comm — F    O    Giant 
Cleik  Sch    Comm — Ellen  M    Muiphy 
Town  Supeimtendent — Albeito  W    bmall 
Principal   High  School — Clifton  C    Putney 
Supv    Music — William  E    Hartwell 
Commercial — Deborah    Bi  own 

Whittier  Home  School ,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect,  est.  1893;  Mrs.  Annie  B.  Russell, 
A  B,  Prm. 

Methuen,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  11,448. 

Chm    Seh    Comm  — Waltor  M    Hastings 
Town  Supei  intone!  ent-*-Ed  win  L    Haynes. 
Principal   High  School — Walter  Adanis 
Supv    Music — Herbert  F.  Nye. 
Manual  Training — A    B    Leach 
Domestic  Science — Harriett  E   Harries. 
Drawing — Mary  B.  Hines 

Middleboro,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop.  8,214. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Gianville  E    Tilson 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Charles  H    Bates 
Town  Superintendent — Chailes  H    Bates 
Principal  High  School — Walter  Sampson. 
Supv     Music — Heiiiison    O     Wetheiill 
Man    Ti    &  Drawing — May  L    Cook 
Pen    &  Commercial — Louise  H    Scott. 

Middleton,  Essex  Co,  pop.  1,068. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Fiank  S    Perkins 

Clerk  Sch    Comm — Ansel  P    Tyler 

Town  Superintendent — Harvey  R    Williams 

Milford,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  13,055* 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Gebrge  E    Stacy 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Almorm  O   Caswell 
Town   Superintendent — Almorin   O-   Caswell 
Principal  High  School — C    A    Fitzgeiald. 
Supv     Music — Elizabeth    McNamaia 
Drawing — Genovieve    Toohey 
Commei  cial — May    B.    Birmingham. 


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JVIillbury,  Worcester  Go ,  pop.  4,740. 

Prcs    "Dd     Educ — T    H     Sullrvan 
Pec     Bd    Educ — E    F    Hall 
To\vn  fupt — Phiunecv  C    F<iquson 
Pimcipal   High    School — C     H     Kejes 
Supv     Music — Mnis     Berlin 
Man    Ti     £  Dialing — Margiict  L,ovell 
Domestic  Science — Maigaret  Welch 
Com'l    &  Stcnogiaphj — Isabel   MeClare 

Mlllis,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  1,399. 

<  'hm     F.oh     Comm  — H     P     Williams 
C'leik  Sch    Comm — Ro\   K    Clirk 
To\\n  Super intention  t — Mrhm  J    Wfst 
Principal    High    School — F     E     Fash. 
Supv    MUSIC — Cainebelle  E    Thayer 

Milton,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  7,924. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — "Reginald  L    Bobbins 
Sec     Sch     Comm — Pcic\    E    Sheldon 
Tcrnn  Suptimtendent — Fiank  M    Maish 
Principal   High    School — Charles   I*    Curtia 
Sup\      Music — Hairiet    Whittici 
Manual    Tiaming — CUiience    M    Hunt 
D  i  at\  i  n  s — Fra  n  cos  Wa  1 1  ey 
Doinrstic   Science — Edna    S    Dow 

Milton  Academy,  boys'  boarding';  non-sect  ; 
F    E    Lane,  Principal 

Monson,  Hampton  Co.,  pop.  4,758. 

Prcs    Bd    Educ  — A    E    bhaw 

Sec     Bd    Educ  — F    A     Wheeler 

Toixn  Mupt — Fiodenc  A    Whoeler 

Pimcipal  High  School — H    F    Dewing 

Supv     Music — Joanna   V     Cantwell 

Manual  Tiaming — Claia   P    Chase 

Dom    Science  &  Diaw — Lucile  Gravostem 

Monson  Academy;  boys*  boarding,  non-sect  ; 
est    1804,  Henry  Franklin  Dewing,  Frin. 

Montague,  Franklin  Co ,  pop.  6,866. 

Town  bupi'i intend i»ui — Fiancis  S    Brick 
Principal  High  School — C    B    Sylvester 

Mount  Hermon,  Franklin  Co ,  pop.  150. 

Mount   Hermon  Boys'   School,  boys*   board- 
Ing;   non-sect  ,   Henry   F    Cutler,   Pnn. 

Nahant,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  1,184. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Otis  A    Johnson 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — Charles    B     Goodell 

Town  Supt   &  Pnn   H   S  — J   D    W    Chester. 

Supv    Music — Harry  Benson 

Manual  Training — Bertha  L    Johnson 

Dom    Sci    &  Draw — T    M    Hirst 

Penmanship — F    K   Marshall 

Nantucket,  Nantucket  Co.,  pop.  2,962. 

Pics    Bd    Educ — John  S    Gtoward 
Sec    Bd    Eduo — Mrs    Josephine  S    Brooks 
Town  Superintendent — Eclwin  S    Tin  ell 
Principal  High  School — Kent  L.    Sanborn 
Supv     Music — May   H     Congdon 
Manual   Training — Frank  W    Woodlock. 
Dra/wing — May  H    Congdon. 

Natick,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.   9,866. 

Prcs    Bd    Educ. — Rev    Albert  A    Felch 
Sec    Bd,  Educ  — Edgar  L   WilJard 
Town  Superintendent— Edgar  L    Willard 
Prin    High  School — Ed  wax  d  L   Montgomery 
Supv.  Music — Howard  Mason* 


Nat»<  k — continued 

M  muni   Tram^nq — Mi  in   G     Mitchell 
Domestic  Seunre — Susie   T     Sprout 
Diavung — Ethrl    W     Jiatsey 
Penmanship — Josephine    Gilson 
Com'l  &  Stenogy — Giace  V.  KnoT\les 

Walnut  Hill  Wellesley  Preparatory  School; 
girls'  boarding,  non-sect  ;  est.  1891,  Mlaa 
Conant  and  Miss  Bigrelow,  Prins. 

Needham,    Norfolk    Co.,    pop.    5,026. 

Chm    i-ch    Comm — Hoi"Cf    A    Paittir 
Tleik  Prh    Oomm — N    G    Howard 
Trvrcn  ^upfi  intcndent — N    G    Howird 
Pimcipal  High    School — F     W     Hutchmson 
Supv    Music — Ellen    H     Bartktt 
Dia\Mng-*-Florcnce   L    Bean 


New   Bedford,   Bristol   Co.,    pop. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Charles    S    Ashlej 
Cleik  Soh    Comm  —  Ulen  P    Tveith 
City    Superintendent — Allen    P.    Keith. 
Assistant  Supt — Josephine  B    Stuart 
Principal  High  School — G   Walter  Williams 
Supv    Music — Harry  E    TVhittemoie 
Wupv    Giados — Elizaboth  B    Tiipp 
Manual  Training — Edwin  R    King. 
Domestic    Science — "Lillian    E    Hams 
Physical    Culture — George    Ferguson. 
Drawing — Lucy  C.  Bedlow. 
Commercial — Allison  R.  Dorman 

Ben  ton's   Business   School,    bus    and  sten. ; 

est    1899;  Chas    E    Ben  ton,  Ph    B,  Prin. 
Friends*  Acadaemy;  prep;  co-ed;  Friends; 

Grace  B    Dodge,  Prin 
Mosher   Home    Preparatory    School;    prep.*, 

co-ed  ,    non-sect  ,    est    1892;    Charles  E 

B.  Mosher,  Prin 

New  Bedford  Textile  School;  cotton  tex- 
tile, co-ed  ;  non-sect.,  est  1895;  William 

1!.  Hatch,  Pres. 
S\vaJn  Fiee  School   of  Design,    H    A    Ney- 

land,  Director 

New  Marlboro,  Berkshire  Co,   pop*  1,124. 

Town  Superintendent — Alfred   O    Tower 
Pimcipal  High  School — Ralph  V    Towne 

New  Salem,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  639. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — William  Bullard 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Mrs    Flora  H    Croxvl 
Town   Superintendent — Charles  !•    Clay 
Pimcipal  High  School — H    P    Karlson. 

New  Salem  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed ;  non- 
sect  ;  boarding;  est  1793,  William  G 
Hoyt,  Pi  mcipal 

Newbturyport,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  14,949. 

Chm    S»ch    Comm — A    P.  Brown 
Clerk   Sch    Comm  — W    C    Moore 
City  Superintendent — W    C    Mooie 
Principal  High  School — W.  E.  Andrews. 
Supv    Music — Elizabeth  C.  Adams. 
Manual  Training — W.  F   Woodbury 
Domestic  Science — Sarah  A    Chase. 
Drawing — Florence  M.  Murphy 
Commercial — C    D.  Montgomery 
Stenography — M.  Gertrude  Jones. 


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Newton,  Middlesex  Co  ,  pop    39,806 

Chairman    S'chl    Com — Albert  M 
Sec     Schl     Com — Miss  Celia  M    Chase 
Cits'-  Superintendent — Ulvsses  G    Wheelei 
Asst     Superintendent — Mabel   C    Bragg 
Supv     Music — H     M     Walton 
Manual  Training — M    N    Murray 
Domestic    Science — Jennie    Kenrick 
Physical  Tiaming — Grace  S    Kuntz 
Commercial — Mavnard    Maxim 
Primary — Catherine    T     Biyce 
Kindergarten — Adelaide  L    Thompson 
Drawing — Fred  H    Daniels 

PUBLIC   HIGH   SCHOOLS 
Newton   High   School,   Walnut   St ,   Newton- 

ville,     Enoch  C    Adams,   Principal 
Newton  Technical  High  School,  Walnut  and 

Elm,  Newlonville,    Ir\mg  O    Palmei,  Pnn 
Vocational   High   School,   Walnut   and   Ehn, 

Newtonville ,     Michael    W     Muiray,    Pun 

Country  Day  School  for  Boys,  prep  ,  non- 
sect  ,  est,  1907,  Shiiley  K  Kerns,  Head- 
master 

Mount  Ida  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect  ,  est  1902,  George  Franklin  Jew- 
ett,  Prin 

Newton  Private  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect;  Mabel  T.  Hall,  Prin. 
Newton  Center,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  3,500. 

Newton  Theological  Institute,  theol  *  Bapt. , 
Dr.  George  E  Horr,  Pres. 

North  Adams,  Berkshire  Co.,  pop.  22,019. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Oscar  A    Archer 
Sec     Sch     Comm — V    B    Walker 
City  Superintendent — Isaac  F.  Hall. 
Principal  High  School — Herbert  Gadsby. 
Supv    Music — James  M    Chambers 
Manual  Training — Thomas  F   Cummings 
Domestic  Science — Elizabeth  O'Hern 
Physical  Director — Patrick  Keefe 
Drawing — Harry   E    Pratt 
Commercial — Roland   V    Tracy. 

State  Normal  School,  nor.;  co-ed.;  state; 
est.  1897,  Frank  F.  Murdock,  A.  M ,  Prin. 

North  Andover,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  5,529. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — Charles  A.  Appleton 

Sec    Bd    Educ — D    P    Dame 

Town  Supt    and  Prin.  H    S — D.  P    Dame 

Supv    Music — Flora  L    Richmond 

Man    Tr    &  Draw — Anne  M    Pierce. 

Domestic  Science — Helen  C   Sargent. 

Commercial — Mary  L    Adams 

North  Attleboro,  Bristol  Co.,  pop.  9,060. 

Chm    Sch    Comm. — E    G    Flint 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — G  A   Livingstone 
Town  Supeiintendent — Robert  J    Fuller 
Principal  High  School — C    J    Peterson 

North  Brookfleld,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  3,075. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Edward  Phelan, 
Sec   Bd  Educ — Edward  G  McEvoy 
Town  Superintendent — Fred  C    Tenney. 
Principal  High  School — Clarence  E   Sibley 
Supv    Music — Elizabeth  Howard 
Drawing — Edith  Hathaway 
Commercial — Elizabeth  Emerson 


Northampton,  Hampshire  Co.,  pop.  19,431. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — \    3    Morse 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Fayette  K    Congdon. 

City    Superintendent — Fayette    K     Congdon 

Principal   High    School — C     B     Koote. 

Supv    Music — W    I    Short. 

Manual  Tiammg — Fied   A    Adams 

Physical  Culture — Sarah  C    Crosby. 

Dia\\mg — Kathiyn   E     Brown 

Burn  ham  School;  prep  ;  girls',  non-sect  ; 
Miss  Helen  E  Thompson,  Prin 

Clarke  School  for  the  Deaf,  school  of  lip 
reading,  co-ed  ,  est  T867;  Miss  Caroline 
A  Tale,  LL.  D,  Prm 

Hill  Institute;  Indus  ;  co-ed  ;  est  1876; 
Frank  Pitkin  Lane,  Prin 

Miss  Capen's  School  for  Girls,  girls'  board- 
ing, prep  ,  non-sect  ;  est  1877;  Miss 
Bessie  T.  Capen,  Principal. 

Northampton  Commercial  College;  bus  and 
sten  ;  est  1896,  Joseph  Pickett,  Prin. 

Smith  College,  women;  non-sect  ;  est.  1875; 
Rev  Marion  LeRoy  Burton,  LL  D  ,  Pres. 

Smith's  Agricultural  School  and  North- 
ampton School  of  Industries,  courses  in 
Agriculture,  Household  and  Mechanic 
Arts,  co-ed  ,  State,  co-ed  ,  est  1908,  Her- 
bert N  Loom  is,  Director 


Northboro,  Worcester  Co.,   pop.  1,713. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Edwin   S    Coiey* 
Sec   Bd    Educ  — Mrs   Blanche  E    Kimball 
Town  Supt — Fredeuck  B    Van  Oinum 
Principal   High   School — W    H    Stone 
Supv    Music — Mrs   Walter  Biigham 
Drawing — Edith    Gushing 


Northbrldgre,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  8,807. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — George  B    Hamblin 
Sec   Bd    Educ  — S,  A    Mel  Cher 
Town  Supt — Samuel  A   Melcher 
Principal  High  School — Frank  E    Holt 
Supv    Music — Mabelle  G    Beals 
Domestic    Science — Med    Morse 
Drawing — Katharine    M     Vaughan 
Penmanship — Grace  L    Hodgdon 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Ruby  F    Mason 


Northfleld,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,642. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — F    L    Dulev 

Town  Superintendent — E    F   Howard 

Principal  High  School — Charles  E   Hicks 

Supv    Music — Miss  Radowsky 

Domestic  Science — Mazgaiet  Howard 

Drawing — Miss  Landers 

Penmanship — Mr    Huson 


Northfleld  Seminary;   girls'   boarding;  non- 
sect.;  Miss  Evelyn  S.  Hall,  Prin. 


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Norton,  Bristol  Co.,  pop.  2,541. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — 3   G   Ulmer 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Homer  Blandm 
Town  Superintendent — Ira  A    Jenkins 
Principal  High   School — Earle  Thibodeau 
Supv    Music — Alice  Pearce 
Drawing — Bertha  Lewis 
Commercial — Floia  Goidon 

House  in  the  Fines r  girls'  boarding,  Miss 
Cornish  and  Miss  Hyde,  Prlns. 

Wheaton  College,  coll  ,  women;  non-sect  ; 
est  1834;  Samuel  V  Cole,  D  D.,  A.  M., 
Pres 

Wheaton  Seminary;  girls'  boarding;  prepar- 
atory department  of  Wheaton  College. 

Norwell,    Plymouth    Co.,   pop.   1,410. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Benjamin  Lonng 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Miss  Carrie  M    Ford 
Town  Supenntendent — Jaines  S    Haves 
Principal  High  School — F    H    Kierstead 
Supv    Music — Miss  A    Houghton 
Man    Tr    &  Draw — Beitha  M    Tilden 
Domestic  Science — Gertrude  M    Short 
Physical  Culture — John  C    Page. 

Norwood,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop    8,014. 

Chm    Sch    Com — George   Harding  Smith 
Clerk   Sch     Comm  — Mary   D    Taylor. 
Town   Supeiinteno>nt — Austin  H    Fittz 
Principal  High  Schol — N.  A.  Cutler. 

Orange,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  5,282. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — J    D    Kimball 
Clerk  Sch     Comm  — P    G     King 
Town  Superintendent — Wesley  E.  Nims 
Principal  High   School — Arthur  L    Dexter. 
Supv    Music — Mrs     Jennie   MacCulloch 
Manual  Training — C    Eugene  Coolidge 
Domestic   Science — Edith    V    Gridley. 
Drawing — E    Maude  Bradley 
Penmanship — Clarissa  Hills 
Commercial — Mrs    Harriet  D    Lutkin 

Orleans,  Barnstable  Co  ,  pop    1,052. 

Chm    Sch.  Comm — R    J    Marvel 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — O    W    Crosby 
Town  Superintendent — L    C    Williams 
Principal  High   School — H    D    Stewart 
Music  and  Drawing — Lotta  Murray 

Oxford,    Worcester    Co.,    pop.    8,361. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Byron  Stone 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — H    S    Joslin 
Town  Supt  — Chauncey  C   Ferguson 
Principal  High  School — E.  D.  Cole. 
Supv    Music — Mary  Bergin. 
Domestic  Science — Margaret  Welch 
Draw    and  Man    Tr — Margaret  Lowell. 
Com'I   &  Stenog — Elizabeth  Adams. 

Palmer,  Hampden  Co.,  pop.   8,610. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — G-    A.  Moore 
Clerk  Sch    Comni — C   H.  Hobson 
Town  Superintendent — Clifton  H    Hobson 
Principal  High  School — J    E    Hurley. 
Supv    Music-^Joanna  V.   Cantwell 
Man    Tr    &  Drawing — Helen  Leland. 
Commercial— G    U    Eastman. 


Peabody,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  15,721. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — John  J    Connor 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — William  F    Carlin 
ToT\n  Superintendent — Albert  Robinson 
Prm     High   School — Willard   W.    Woodman. 
Supv    Music — Susan  L    Ferguson.  ' 
Manual    Tiaining — Charles    W     Brown 
Domestic    Science — Edith    C     Holman 
Drawing — Grace  E    Loud 
Pen'ship  &  Com'I — Edward  E   Bradford 
Stenography — Sarah  F    Wells 

Pembroke,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop.  1,336* 

Chm    Sch    Comm — John   M    Monroe 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  — Mrs    Julia  Morton 
Town  Superintendent — George  A    Coe 
Principal  High  School — Chester  A   Douglas 

Pepperell,  Middlesex  Co,  pop.  2,953. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— D    R    Child 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Leroy  Shattuck 
Town  Superintendent — Austin  R    Paull 
Principal  High  School — D   L   Whitznarsh 
Supv    Music — Mildred  Brennan 
Drawing — Edith  Merchant 

Petersham,  Worcester  Co  ,  pop    605. 

Chm.    Sch     Comm — Ralph    Chase 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Ruby  J    Stone 
Town  Superintendent — Clarence  L    Judkms 
Principal  High  School — C    C    Phillips 
Supv    Music — Alice  J    Hill 
Manual   Training — I    C    Spinney 
Domestic  Science — Rosalind  Jewett 
Di  awing — Wmmfred  Greene 

Phillip&ton,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  442. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Amos  Bibber 

Clerk   Sch     Comm — Mrs    Walter  L    Mann 

Town  Superintendent — Asa  M.  Jones 

Pittsfield,  Berkshire  Co.,  pop.  32,121. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Joseph   E    Pierson 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — William  Nugent. 
City  Superintendent — Clair  G.  Persons. 
Principal  High  School — H.  E    Pratt 
Supv   Music — Chas    F.  Smith. 
Manual  Training — W.  T.  Victoreen. 
Domestic  Science — Johannah  F.  Tumpam. 
Drawing — George  H.  Dennison. 
Penmanship — Alice  E    Curtis 
Commercial — A    B.  Wraught. 

Berkshire  Business  College;  bus.  and  aten. ; 

est     1885;   W.    R.    Hill,    Principal 
Hall's    School    for    Girls;    girls'    boarding:; 

non-sect ;  Mira  H.  Hall,  Frin. 

Plainville,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  1,385. 

Town  Superintendent — Ira  A    Jenkins. 
Principal  High   School — C    H    Peasley. 

Plymouth,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop.   12,141. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — William   M     Douglass 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Geoige  C    Peterson 
Town  Superintendent — C.  A    Harris 
Principal  High  School — William  Whiting: 
Supv    Music — Laura  E.   Brown 
Manual   Training — Jennie  F    Stratton. 
Drawing—Jennie  F    Stratton 
Commercial — Elizabeth   Mackenzie. 

Plymouth  Business  School;  bus.  and  sten.; 
E.  C.  Perry,  Prin. 


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Princeton,  Worcester  Co  ,  pop    907 

Clerk    Sch     Comm  —  Eth<  1   R     Miicck 
Town  Supcnntendent  —  Hari^   C    Waldirm 
Puncipal  High   School  —  William  Bent 

Provincetown,  Barn  stable  Co.,  pop.  4,369. 

Ohm    Sch    Comm  —  Walter  Welsh 
fleik  Sch    Comm  —  Louis  A     Law 
T<n\n  Supeuntpnrlent  —  Charles  M    Fcnnell 
Piincipal  High  School  —  Alvin  E    Thomas 


Quincy,   Norfolk   Co.,   pop. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  —  John  D    McKay 
Sec     Sch    Comm  —  Albert  Jb    Baibour 
City   Superintendent  —  Albert  L     Barbour. 
Principal  High  School  —  Einest  L    Collins 
Supv    Music  —  Maud  Amsden 
Di  awing1  —  Lillian    NCTI  man 

Adams  Academy,  boys'  boarding;  non-sect  , 
est  1872,  William  Everett,  LL  D  ,  Master. 

Woodward  Institute  for  Girls,  prep  ;  non- 
sect.;  est  1894,  Frederick  W.  Plummer. 
A.  M,  Prln. 

Randolph,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  4,301. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Edward  Long. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  George  V    Higgins,  M    D 

Town  Superintendent  —  Samuel  F    Blodgett 

Principal  High  School  —  F    E    Chapin, 

Supv.   Music  —  Rose   G    Hand. 

Drawing  —  Olive  E.  Fuller. 

Boston  School  for  the  Deaf,  school  for 
deaf  mutes,  J  P  E  O'Connell,  &upt 

Reading,  Middlesex   Co.,   pop.  5,818. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Walter  S    Parker 
Cleik  Sch    Comm  —  Adelbeit  L   Saffoid 
To\\n  Supt   &  Pr   H  S  —  Adelbert  L    Safford 
Supv    Music  —  Arthur  H    Tozer. 
Manual  Training  —  Alice  L    Tucker 
Drawing  —  Annie  B    Parker. 
Pen'ship   and    Com'l  —  Alice   M    Lombard. 
Stenogiaphy  —  Agnes  M    Gilmore. 

Revere,  Suffolk  Co.,   pop.  18,219. 

Chm.  Sch    Comm  —  Charles  E    Greeley. 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  —  George  M    Bemis 
Cily  Superintendent  —  Geoigc  M    Bemis 
Principal  High  Schol  —  Frank  P.  Morse. 
Supv    Music  —  A    E    French. 
Drawing  —  Marlon  Bond 
Penmanship  —  T    F    Keefe. 

Bockland,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop.  0,928. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  C    B    Collins 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  —  T    F.  Kelley 
Town  Supei  mtendent  —  T   McKay  Hames 
Principal  High  School  —  Albert  I   Roberts 
Supv    Music  —  Agnes  E    Boland 
Domestic  Science  —  Miss  Louise  Patten. 
Drawing—Miss  Grace  Stack. 
Commercial  —  W    A    Barker. 
Stenography—  Miss  Hortense  M   Bowler. 
Rockport,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  4,211. 
Chm   Sch   Comm  —  Louis  A  Rogers 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  —  William  F    Eldredge 
Town  Supt  —  William  F    Eldiedge 
Prm    High   School—  William  A    Woodward 
Supv    Music—  Miss  Alice  F.  York 
Drawing  —  Ruth    S     Tuttle 
Commercial  —  Miss  Margaret  L.  Mason. 


Boxbury,   Suffolk  Co,  Suburb  of  Boston. 

Academy  oi  Notie  Dame,  git  Is'  boarding, 
n  C  ,  est  1851,  Sister  Georgiana,  Pimci- 
pal,  2803  Washington 

Elm  Hill  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
est  1886,  Mrs  Alice  C.  Davis,  Prin., 
Wenonah  St. 

Fauntleroy  Hall  School,  prep  ,  co-cd  ,  est 
1886,  Miss  Alice  C  Davis,  Principal 

Roxbury  Latin  School,  boys'  day,  prep  , 
non-sect  ,  est  1645,  DOS  Lowell,  A 
M ,  M  D ,  Litt  D ,  Headmaster,  Kear- 
sarge  Ave 

South  End  Industrial  School;  women  and 
children;  non-sect  ;  est.  1884,  Louise 
Howe,  Prm 

Weston  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1896,  Mrs  Elisabeth 
Mathews  Richardson,  A  B  ,  Principal,  43 
St  James  St 

Rutland,  Worcester  Co.,  pop*   1,743. 

Town   Sui>€"i  intend  en  t — Robert  I    Brimhall 
Principal  High  School — Edward  H   Leonard 

Salem,  Essex  Co,  pop.   43,697. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Horatio  P   Pierson. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    W    Andrew 
City  Superintendent — W  W  Andrew 
Principal  High  School — John  H    Bosshart 
Supv    Music — Belle  S    Bassett, 
Manual  Training — David  A.  Roche. 
Drawing — Mabel  Claie  Hilljer 

Howe's    School,    prep  ;    day;    co-ed  ;    Miss 

Bertha  M   Howe,  Principal. 
Salem  Commercial   School,   bus    and  sten. ; 

est    1890,  George  P    Lord,  President 
State  Normal  School,  normal,  state,  co-ed  , 

est    1854,  J    Asbury  Pitman,  Prin 

Sandwich,  Barastable  Co.,  pop.  1,688. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — "B    M    Beale 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Mrs    S    I    Morso 
Town  Super  mtendont — Herbert  L   Whitman 
Principal  High  School — Grace  W    Irwln 

Saugrus,  Essex  Co ,  pop.  8,047. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — W    J    Bryer 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  — Mrs    TI    L    Hastings 
City  Superintendent — William  F    Sims 
Puncipal  High  School — A    L    William* 

Soituate,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop.  2,482. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Charles  Short 
Cleik  Sch    Comm  — Hamilton  Welch 
Town  Superintendent — William  E    ('haffin 
Principal   High  School — Guy   W    Vail 
Rupv     Music — Mrs     Lillie    Stoddard 
Drawing — Bertha    O    TUden 
Commercial — Miss  Piopce 

Sharon,  Norfolk  Co,  pop.  2,310. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Sidney  A    Weston 

Clerk  Sch    Comm — R    S    Earl<» 

Town   Supet  intend  en  t — Edward  P    Fitts. 

Principal  High  School — Vernon  S1   Ames. 

Supv    Music — Mary  Raynes 

Drawing — Ruth  Allan. 


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Sheffield,   Berkshire    Co.,   pop.   1,817. 

Chm    Son    Comm — T.    Gande 
Clerk  Soh    Comm  — E    Boai  dman 
Town  Superintendent — Alfred  O    Tcwer 
Principal  High  Sohool — Richaid  Hughes 
Berkshire  School,  boys*  boarding,  non-sect  , 
est   1907,  Seaver  B  Buck,  A  B,  Director 

Shelburae  Falls,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — George  "W    Halligan 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Mr«,    Gertiude  Cainedy 
Town   Supeimtendent — A    W    Smith 
Principal  High  School — J     R    Childs 
Music  and  Di  awing — Miss  E    Gibson 
Arms  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed.;  Cong  ;  Chas 
A.    Holbrook,    Prln 

Sherborn,  Middlesex  Co,  pop.  1,428. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — George  Pooi 

Town  Supeuntendent — Carroll   H    Dro^n 

Pimcipal  High  School — Edwaid  C    Hempel 

Shirley,    Middlesex    Co.,    pop.    2,319. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — W    H.  Wilbur. 
Clerk   Sch     Comm — Charles   H    "Weare,   Jr 
Town    Superintendent — Frank   C     Johnson 
Prm     High   School — Margietta   S    Hastings 
Supv    Music — Annie  H    Palmer 
Manual  Tiainmg — W    A    Warren 
Drawing — Bernice  E    Staples 
Commcicial — Ruth  E    Carter. 

Shrewsbury,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  1,946, 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    S    Shepard 
Sec     Bd    Educ — Hairy    L    Pierce 
Town  Supl — Fiodetick  B   Van  Ornum 
Principal    High    School — M     F    Perry. 
Supv    Music — Edith   C    Howe 
Drawing — Edith  H    Gushing 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y — L    Edith  Curtis 

Somerset,   Bristol   Co,   pop.   2,729. 

Pics    Bd    Educ — Guv  H    Slade  . 

Clerk  Sch    Comm  — Ira  A    Hathaway     ' 
Town  Superintendent — C    W    Walter. 
Pimcipal  High  School — Geoige  B   Hefier 
Drawing — Goldie  London 

Somerville,  Middlesex  Co ,  pop.  77,286. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Geoi  ge  E    Whitaker. 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Chailes  S    Claik 
City   Superintendent — Charles   S.    Clark. 
Principal  High  School — John  A    Avery. 
Supv    Music — Charlotte  D    Lawton. 
Manual  Training — Harry  L    Jones 
Drawing — Clara  M    Gale. 
Penmanship — William   A.   Whitehouse, 
Domestic  Science — Mary  II    Brown 
Physical  Culture — Ernst  Hermann 
Fishor  Business  College,  bus   and  sten  ,  est 

1903,    E    H    Fisher,    Principal,   843   Med- 

ford,  Winter  Hill,  P    O 
South  Braintree,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 
Thayer  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect. 

Wm    Gallagher,  Ph    D ,  Prin. 
South  Byfleld,  Essex  Co ,  pop.  50. 
Dummer  Academy,  boys'  boarding;    _ 

est   1763,  Charles  Samuel  Ingham,  Ph 

Principal. 


South  Deerfield,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.   1,000. 

Town  Supenntondent  —  Chester  D    Stiles 

South  Hadley,  Hampshire  Co.,  pop.  4,984. 

Chm     Sch    Comm  —  Geoige    S    I/vman 
Sec     Sch    Comm  —  Phailes  .A     Tudd 
Town   Supt  —  Fierlenc   B    Wnittemore 
Pimcipal   High   School  —  Aterritt   Jenkins 
Supv.  Music  —  Blanche  S.  Samuels 
Manual  Training  —  Myra  F    Chapin. 
Dialing  —  Ola  D    Vinmgr 
Com'l  and  Stenog  —Nellie  M.  Cross. 

Mount  Holyoke  College,  coll;  music;  wo- 
men, non-sect  ;  est  1837,  Mary  Emma 
Wooley,  A  M  ,  Litt  D  ,  LL  D  ,  President. 

South  Hadley  Falls,  Hampshire  o.,  pop.  3,513. 

r»hm    Sch    Comm  —  George  S    Lvmin 
Fee    Sch    Comm  —  Charles  \    Judd 
Timn  Supt  —  Fiedenc  E    Whitttmore 

South  Hanson,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop   710 

Chm    Sch    Comm  —  J   S    Chase 

Cloik  Sch    Comm  —  Mrs    O    Ii    Bonncy. 

Town  Superintendent—James  S    Hayes 

South  Lancaster,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  800. 

South  Lancaster  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Seventh  Day  Adv.,  est.  1882;  C  S.  Liongr- 
acre,  Prin. 

South  Sndbnry,  Middlesex  County. 

Whiting  Hall,  girls'  boarding1,  non-sect  ; 
est  1913,  Elbridge  C  Whiting,  A.  B., 
Principal. 

South  Worthington,  Hampshire  Co.,  pop.  120. 

Con  well  Academy;  prpp  ,  co-ed.,  non-»ect.; 
Miss  Minnie  H  Br  Id  gem  an,  Prin. 

Southboro,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  1,745. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  S.  H    Howes 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  F    A    Flichtner. 

Town  fiupt  —  Froclonck  B   Van  Oi  num 

Principal  High   School  —  H    J    McSherry 

Supv    Music  —  Nils   Boson 

Manual  Training—  J.  A.  Prondiville 

Domestic  Science  —  Martha  Tower 

Com'l  &  Stenog'y  —  Edna  Willis 

Di  awing—  Miss    Cushmpr 

Penmanship  —  Miss  Flanders 

Fay  School,   prep     for  voung  boys,  P    E.; 

est    1866,  Waldo  B    Fay,  Principal. 
St    Mark's   School;  boys*   boarding;  P.  B.; 

est   18G5;  Rev  William  Greenough  Thayer, 

D    D  ,    Principal. 


Southbridge,  Worcester  Co.,  pop. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  —  A    B    W«*lls 
Clork   Rch     Comm  —  F    E    Corbln 
Town   Superintendent  —  F    E     Corbin 
Principal  High  School  —  C    II    Bosworth 
Supv    Music  —  Gladys  Lull 
Manual  Training  —  Ralph  J    Hill 
Domestic   Science  —  Grace   Harford 
Drawing—Anna  Eager. 


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Southampton,  Hampshire  Co  ,  pop   1,000 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Abner  E    Peck 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Prank  N    Strong 
Town  Superintendent — W    D    Miller 

Spencer,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  6,740. 

Town  Superintendent — Bl\vm  I    Bartlett 
Principal  High  School — Elwm  I    Bartlett 

Springfield,  Hampden  Co.,  pop.  88,936. 

Vice-Chm.  Sch   Comm  — "Wayland  V   James 
Sec    Schl    Bd — Bertha  M    McConkey 
City  Superintendent — James  H    Van  Sickle 
Asst    Superintendent — Bertha  M    McConkey 
Prin.  Central  High—William  C.  Hill. 
Prln.  Technical  High — Charles  F.  Warner. 
Prm    H    S    of  Commerce — Carlos  B    Ellis 
Supv    Music — James  F    Ahern. 
Man    Tr   &  Vocational — Egbert  B   MacNary 
Physical    Culture — August    B     Metzdorf. 

American  International  College,  school  for 

immigrants;  prep.;  co-ed  ,  non-sect.;  eat 

1885;  C    S    McGown,  Chancellor. 
Bay    Path   Institute;    bus     and    sten  ;    est 

1897,  M.  P    Palmer,  Prln 
International  T    M.  C    A.  College,  training 

courses   for  Y.   M.    C    A.   Directors;    est. 

1885;   L    L,    Doggett,  Ph.  D,  Pres 
MacDuffie  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding; 

non-sect.;  est    1890;  Dr    John  MacDuffie, 

Ph.  D.,  Prin,  182  Central  St 
Springfield  Business  School,  bus   and  sten 
Springfield    Kindergarten    Training    School, 

nor    kind  ,     non-sect  ,    Hattie    Twitchell, 

Director 
"The    Elms"    Day    and    Home    School    for 

Girls,     girls'    boarding;    non-sect  ;     Miss 

Charlotte  W.  Porter,   Prin. 

Sterling,  Worcester  Co,  pop.  1,859. 

Chm    Sch   Comm — George  E    Pratt 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  — Mrs    B    G    Devere 
Town  Superintendent — Harry  C    Waldion 
Principal  High  School — L.   F    Allen 
Supv    Music — Edith  C    Howe 
Drawing — Jenette  Woolford 

Stockbridge,  Berkshire  Co.,  pop.  1,933. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — Ansten  Fox  Riggs,  M    D. 
Sec.   Bd    Educ — Dennis  Morrissey. 
Town  Superintendent — Samuel  Churchill 
Prin.  High  School — Miss  Grace  Edwards 
Supv    Music — Mrs    C    S.  Evans 
Drawing — Miss  Emilia  Radell 
Manual  Training — Antonio  Guerrieri 
Domestic  Science — Gertrude  Murphy 
Commercial — Ida  M    Dearborn 
Stoneham,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  7,090. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — W    c    Whitcher. 
Sec     Bd.    Educ — Walter   Gorham, 
Town  Superintendent — Arthur  B    Webber 
Principal  High  School — Charles  J.  Emerson 
Supv    Music — Mabel  P    Counce. 
Manual  Training — W    F   Brackelt 
Drawing — Evelyn  Cross 
Commercial — J   B    Alley 
Stouffhton,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  6,316. 
Chm    Sch    Comm  — C    S    Upham 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — E    F.  Leonard 
Town  Superintendent — Robert  K    Bennett 
Principal  High  School — S    Wyith 
Supv    Music — Bernard  Nye 
Drawing — Grace    Southworth 
Commercial — Amy  Leonard 


Stoughton — continued 

Maltby    School    of    Shorthand,     est      1905, 
W    Elmer  Maltby,   Principal 

Stow,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  1,115. 

Tov^n  Rupt — William  H    Cummmgs 
Prin    High  School — Fiederick  J    Simmons 
Supv    Music — Alice  Genthnei 
Drawing — Maud  Dolan 

Sturbridge,  Worcester  Co,  pop.  1,974. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — John  Day 

Clerk   Sch    Comm — Fiank  F    Haynes 

Town  Supt — Fiederick  E    Biagdon 

Sudbury,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop    1,120. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  ~G    H    Clarke 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    H    N    Eaton 
ToT\n  Supeimtendent — Fiank  H   Benedict 
Puncipal  High  School — E    W   D    Merrill 
Supv    Music — Alonzo  A    Cole 
Manual   Training — M     Sawis 
Drawing — W   B    Hazelton 

Simderland,  Franklin  Co ,  pop.  910. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — F    Whitmore 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  — Charles  Moline 
Town    Superintendent — Chester    Stiles 

Sutton,  Worcester  Co ,  pop.  3,078. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Marlus  M    Hovey. 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  — Arthur  Merrill 
Town  Superintendent — Osmon  C   Evans 
Principal    High    School — Edwin    J     Schnier 

Swampscott,  Essex   Co,   pop.    6,204. 

Town  Superintendent — Willaid  M    Whitman 
Principal  High  School — Chailes  W  Hobbs 

Swansea,  Bristol   Co.,  pop.   1,839 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — At  nolcl  D    Gardner 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  — John  D    Hilton 
Town  Superintendent — C    W    Walter. 

Taunton,  Bristol  Co.,  pop.  34,259. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — J   W    Flood 

Sec    Sch    Comm — A    J    McGraw 

City  Superintendent — Henry  W.  Harrub. 

Principal  High  School — Fred  U    Ward 

Supv     Music — Frederick    W     Howes 

Manual  Training — J    F   Dee 

Domestic  Science — Pauline  Fisk 

Drawing — Edith  M    Williams. 

Commercial — Robert  Bitzer 

Bristol  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect., 
est    1895,  Alice  L    Grossman,  Principal 

Taunton  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten  ; 

D    E    Dwyer,  Principal 
Templeton,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  3,756. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — W    A    Wheeler 

Clerk   Sch    Comm  — Rose   E    Coleman 

Town  Superintendent — Asa  M    Jones 

Prin      High     School — Chesley    W.     Nelson 

Music  and  Drawing — Thekla  V    Huebner 

Domestic  Science — Francis  Stone 
Tewkesbury,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  3,750. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Wilbur  H    Patten. 

Sec   Bd   Educ — William  H.  F   Larrabee. 

Town  Superintendent — Charles  L  Randall 

Supv    Music— Mildred  C    Malton. 

Drawing — Margaret  J    Carney. 
Tisbnry,  Dukes  Co.,  pop.  1,196. 

Town  Superintendent — Charles  A,  Crowell. 

Principal  High  School — James  A  Dunlap. 


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Topsfield,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  1*174* 

Town    Supenn  ten  dent — H     R     Williams 
Pimcipal  High  School — Wairen  B    "Lyman 
Supv    Music — Bessie  S    Clea\  eland 
Drawing — Paula  L    Clough 

Townsend,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  1,761. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — A    S    Ho\vaid 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    C    Knight 

Town  Superintendent — Herman  C   Knight 

Principal   High   School — Charles  Ross 

Supv    Music — Emma  F    Southwick 

Manual   Training — Bernice  E    Staples 

Truro,  Barostable  Co.,  pop    743. 

Chm    Sen    Comm — I    M    Small 
Clerk   Sch    Comm  — John  B    Dyer 
Town  Supenntendent — Frank  K    Graves 

Tufts  College,  Middlesex  Co.,  School  Station. 

Bromfield-Pearson  School,  Tufts  College, 
secondary  technical  courses;  men,  Gard- 
ner C  Anthony,  Sc  D ,  Dean 

Ciane  Theological  School,  Tufts  College. 
Univ  ,  est  1882,  Rev  Lee  Sullivan  McCol- 
lester,  D  D  ,  Dean  ^ ^^^ 

Jackson  College  for  Women,  coll  ,  women, 
est  1910,  Caroline  Stodder  Davies,  A  B, 
Dean 

Tufts  College,  comprises  School  of  Liberal 
Arts,  of  Engineering,  Graduate  School, 
Medical  School,  Dental  School,  Crane 
Theological  School,  Jackson  College  for 
Women,  and  Bromfield-Pearson  School, 
co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1854,  Hermon  C 
Bumpus,  LL  D  f  President 

Tufts  College  Engineering  School;  courses 
in  Civil,  Structural,  Mechanical,  Electri- 
cal; and  Chemical  Engineering,  Gardner 
C  Anthony,  Sc  D ,  Dean 

Turners  Falls,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  5,000. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Porter  Farwell 
Clerk  St?h    Comm — Florence  W    Rockwell. 
Town  Superintendent — Francis  S   Brick 
Principal  High  School — C    B    Sylvester. 
Supv   Music — V   L   F.  Re  Oman 
Manual  Training — A   Q  Wood. 
Drawing — Annie  G    Kelly 
Tvnjrsborough,  Middlesex  Co  ,  pop.  768. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — B    R    Currier 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — O    S    Brown 
Town  Superintendent — Charles  L   Randall 
Principal  High.  School — Miss  G    Gerry 
Supv    Music- — Miss  B    B    Waite 
Drawing— Miss  M    J    Carney 

Tyrlirgham,  Berkshire  Co,  pop.  314. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Mis    E    G    Hale 

Pec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    C    Meyers 

Town  Superintendent — Mrs   Marion  Stanton 

Upton,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  2,071. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — George  W.  Knowlton,   Jr 
Sec    Bd    Educ — I    Plummer  Taft 
Town  Superintendent — Thos    H    DePoudres 
Principal  High  School — Roy  V.  Swain. 
Supv    Music  &  Draw — Flora  M    Randall 
Manual  Training— Dana  Stanley 
Penmanship— Harry    Houston 


Uxorfdffe,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  4,671. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  —  C    W.  Scott. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ  —  F.  H.  Scribner. 
r  \bridgre  —  continued 
Town   Supenn  tendent  —  C    L    Judkins 
Prin    High  School  —  Marshall  Went  worth 
Supv    Music  —  Mabelle  G   Beals. 
Drawing  —  Isabelle  Hirst 
Commercial  —  Anna  L    Welsh, 


,  Dukes  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  —  M    F    Delano 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  —  Mrs    F    O    Tilton 
Tox*  n  Supt  —Charles  A   Cro*  ell,  Jr 
Principal   High   School  —  J.   A.   Dunlap 
Supv    Music  &  Drawing  —  Annette  Lavoie. 
Commeicial  —  J    A    Dunlap 

Wakefleld,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  11,404. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  A    H    Boardman 
Sec    Bd    Educ—  Mrs    Ida  Fan  Miller 
Town  Superintendent  —  Willard  B    At\iell 
Principal   High  School  —  C    H    Howe 
Supv    Music  —  C    Albert  Jones 
Manual  Training  —  Joseph  Fauck. 
Drawing  —  Amy  L.  Butterfield. 
Commercial  —  J    B    Sawyer. 
Stenography  —  Alice  Ryan. 

Walpole,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  4,892. 

Chin    Sch.  Comm  —  J    Edward  Plimpton. 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  —  Patrick  H    Mahony. 
Town  Supt  —  E    Schuyler  Cobb 
Prin     High    School  —  Edw     F.    Cunningham 

Waltham,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  27,834. 

Chm    Sch.  Comm  —  Bben  J    Williams 
Clerk    Sch     Comm  —  William    D     Parkinson 
City  Superintendent  —  Win    j>    Parkinson. 
Principal  High  School  —  Willis  L.  Eaton. 
Supv    Music  —  Charles  E.   Boyd 
Manual  Training  —  S    W    Rounds 
Physical  Culture  —  Martha  McC    Barnes. 
Drawing  —  Amy  J    Burgess 
Penmanship  —  Lena  F.  Neall. 
Commercial  —  Annie  B    Mclvene. 

Fisher  Business  College;  E.   H     and  M     C. 

Fisher,  Proprietors 
Massachusetts     School      for     the      Feeble- 

Minded;  state;  Walter  E    Feraald.  M,  D.. 

Supt. 

Mellor's  Commercial  School;  bus.  and  sten  ; 
est.  1894;  Wm.  H.  Mellor,  Pres. 

St.  Joseph's  School;  boys;  prep;  R.  C.' 
Brother  James,  Prin. 

Waltham  Industrial  School  for  Watchmak- 
ing, tech  ;  E.  H  Swain,  Director. 

Waltham  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding' 
non-sect  ;  George  B.  Seaman,  Ph.  D.. 
Prin. 

Ware,  Hampshire  Co.,  pop.   8,774, 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ  —  Judge  H    C.  Davis 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  George  W.  Dunham. 
Town  Superintendent  —  George  W  Cox 
Principal  High  School—  Nathan  R.  Smith. 
Supv.    Music  —  Florence    Payne    Lucas 
Kan   Tr   &  Draw.  —  Ina  M.  Calef 
Com1!  &  Stenog*y—  Katherine  C.  Shea. 


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Wareham,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop.  4,109. 

Chm    bch    Comm  — C    L,    £!j...e.b 

Clerk  Sch    Cumm — F    L    Keith 

Town  SuiJ«jrinte»ul<  nt — Heim*n  X    Kr»o^ 

Pimcipa.1  High  School — Charles  P    Suny 

Supv     MUSK — I^xeljn   C    Peny 

Di  awing — Tlacht.1    L.    Har\e\ 

Penmanship — Alice    L     Doty 

Cominci  L  lal — Margai ot    English 

Ftenogi  aphy — Ruth  Pi  eston 

Warren,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  4,188. 
Pres.  Bd    Educ  — Dr    J    B    Dalton 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — Mis   J   E    Hitchcock. 
To\\n  bupiuntendent — John  Bacon 
Principal  High  School — Cbailts  O    Tuiner 
Supv    Music — Elizabeth   Howard 
Dra\v    ana  Man    Train — Iia  Calef 
Com'l  and  Stenog — Dora  Federsen. 

Waruick,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  527. 

Chm   Sch    Comm — Ltshe^     Gieen 
Cleik  Sch    Comm — Miss  R    A    Cook 
Town  Supenntcndent — Elmer  F    How  aid 

Watertonn,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  13,875. 

Chm    fech    Comm — A    C    Elj 
Cleik   tch    Comm — James  H    Coin 
Trm  n  ^uponnt^ndent — ^Nillied  ET    Puce 
Principal   High   Schol — Frank  M     Whitney 
Jt-upv    Music — Edmund  F    tfawjei 
Manual  Tiaming — Hams  W    Mooie 
Domestic   Science — Lucy   D    Reed 
Domestic  Ait — Helen  A    Mai  tin. 
Dialing — Elizabeth   C    Allen 

Pez  kins  Institution  and  Massachusetts 
School  for  the  Blind,  state,  co-ed  ,  est 
1S..O,  Edward  E  Allen,  Director 

St  Patrick's  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R.  C  ; 
Sister  Antonius,  Superior. 

Wayland,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  2,206. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — P.   S    Ide 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    C    Rernick 

Town  Supeuntendtnt — Fiank  H    Benedict 

Principal  High   School — W    H    Moore 

Supv     Music — Agnes    E     Bolard 

Man    Tr     &  Draw — W.   B     Hazelton 

Commeicial — Kathenne  E    Barrett 

Webster,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  11,509. 

Pits    Bd     Educ — Di     Thompson 

Sec     Bd     Educ — Di     J     Genereux. 

Town  Supei  mtendent — Einest  W    Robinson 

Principal  High  School — James  A.  Lobban. 

Supv     Mus  — Nils   Boson 

Manual    Training — Wm    Potter 

Domestic   Science — Maiy   King 

Dia\vmg — D    E    St.   John. 

Com'l  &  Stenography — Mary  de  Slvoverl. 

Wellesley,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  5,413. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — C.  A    Sibley 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Mis    C    W    Gilson 
Town  Superintendent — S   Monroe  Graves 
Principal  High  School — Seldon  L.  Brown. 
Supv    Music — Belle  L    Basse tt 
Manual  Training — Claience  L    Mosher 
Domestic  Science — Susie  T    Sprout 
Drawing — Mary  L.  Patiick 
Commercial — Alice    N.     Brackett 

Dana  Hall;  girls,  boarding;  non-sect;  eft 
1880,  MJia  Helen  Temple  Cook,  Prln. 


tt  ellesle>  —  cuntimiLd 
Tenacre,    girls'    prep,    for  Dana   Hall,    Miss 

Helen  Temple  Cook,  Prin 
Wellesley  College,  coll  ,   women;  non-sect  ; 

est.    1875,    Miss   Ellen   F.    Pendleton,    LL. 

D  ,    Pres 

WeUesley  Hills,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Rock  Ridge  Hall,  boys'  boarding,  non-sect  ; 
est  1900,  George  Rantoul  White,  Ph.  D., 
Prin 

Wellfleet,  Barnstable  Co,  pop.  1,022. 

To\vii  fcup^i mtendent — Chailes  Ai    Pennell 
Sec    Bd     Educ — W    H    Tubman. 
Trmn    Superintendent — Chailes   M     Pennell 
Principal  High   School — George  E    Kimball 
&upv    Music — Miss  E    Nickel  son 

ttenham,  E&sex  Co.,  pop   921 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Geoige  V    Bowden. 
Cleik  bch    Comm — Mis   Adeline  P    Cole 
Town  Superintendent — Haivey  R    Williams 
West  Boxford,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  100. 
Chm    Sch    Comm — Hoi  us  L.    Cole 
Clt-zk  Sch    Comm — Chester  Killam 
Tovin    Supti  mtendent — G     B     Frost 
Barker  Free  Academy,   prep  ,   co-ed  ,   non- 
sect  ,  est    1883,  Harold  C.  Wingate,  A.  B, 
Prin. 

West  Boylston,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.  1,270. 

ClerK  Sch    Comm — Albeit  W    Hmdt. 
To\vn  Supennttndent — Fiank  C    Johnson 
Principal  High  School — George  F.  Murdock. 

West  Bridgewater,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop.  2,231. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Mis    Anna  S    LeLacheur 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Frank  L    Howard 
To\\n  Supei  mtendent — Edgai   H    Grout 
Pun    H    School — Miss  Bertha  P.  Lawrence. 
Supv    Music — Violet   Peterson 
Di  awing — Edmund    Ketchum 
Com  1   &   Stenog'y — Elizabeth   M    Welch 
Howard    Seminary,       girls'    boarding;    non- 
sect  ,    O     P     Kendall,    Pnncipal 
West  Brookfield,  Worcester  Co,  pop.  1,327. 
Chm    Sch    Comm — C    A    Blake 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — A    C    White 
To\vn  Supt — Frederick  E   Biagdon 

West  Newbury,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  1,473. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — Josiah  R    Gorden 
Sec    Bd     Educ- — Mis    Janet   Ge\nen 
Town  Superintendent — Albeito  W   Small 
Principal  High  School — John  C    Page 
Supv     Music — William   E     Hartwell. 
Commercial — Addie   P.   Carr. 
West  Newton,  Branch  Boston  P.  O. 
Allen  School;  boys'  boarding,  non-sect.;  est. 

3852,   H    B    Gibbs,  A    B,   Headmaster 
Allen  (The  Misses)  School,"  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect  ,   est    1904,  Miss  Lucy  JS    Allen, 
A    B.f  Principal 

Fessenden  School;  boys'  boarding-,  non-sect  ; 
est  1903;  F.  J.  Fessenden,  A.  B.,  Head- 
master. 

Eoger  de  Coverley  School,  boys*  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  Roger  E  E  Clapp, 
Headmaster 

West  Springfield,  Hampden  Co.,  pop.  9,224. 

Pie*    Bd    Educ— -P    W    McLaughlin 
Town  Superintendent — John  R   Fausey. 


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We<st  Spilngfield — continued 
Principal  High  School — John  C    Worcester 
Supv     Music — Caroline   W     Chaffin 
Manual  Tiaimng — Hai\ej    C    Hatch 
Domestic  Science — Eliza  Howland 
Drawing — Edith   Smnctt 
Pen'ahip  <SL  Com'l — Ho\vu.rd  R    Bennott 

West  Stockbridge,  Berkshire  Co.,  pop.  1,271. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — John  Goibett 
Cleik  Sell    Comm — Fatiick  Dal> 
Town   Superintendent — Theodore  "W    King- 
West  Tisbury,  Dukes  County. 
Chm    Sch,  Comm — Uljsses  E    Mayhew 
Town  Supenntendent — Charles  A    Cro\xell 
Principal  High  School — E   M.  W   Hmkel. 

Westboro,  Worcester  Co ,  pop.  5,446. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — T.  F   Chapin. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Bertha  C    Jackson* 
City  Superintendent — T    S    Grindle 
Principal  High  School — Earle  E    Wilson 
Supv.  Music  and  Drawing- — Ella  Maria  Fay. 
Coxnxneicial — Rosalba  Whitney 

Westfield,  Hampden  Co.,  pop.  16,044. 

Chm.   Sch    Comm  — J    M    Button 

Clerk  Sch    Comm. — Lauia  Clark 

Town   Superintendent — Charles   E    Fisher 

Principal  High  School— H.  W    Kittredge. 

Supv   Music — E    R    Hawley. 

Manual   Training — Avis  Waterbury. 

Domestic  Science — Ada  Z    Hays 

Drawing — Elmma  Dommick. 

Commercial — G   W    Miner. 

Stenogr  aphy — Elizabeth  Alwood 

Massachusetts  State  Normal  School:  normal; 

state,  co-ed  ,  est.  1839;  Clarence  A.  Bro- 

deur,    Principal 

Westford,  Middlesex   Co,  pop.   2,851. 

Pies     Bd     Educ— Charles    O     Piescott. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Ai  thur  Day 
To-vin  Superintendent — Prank  H    Hill 
Principal  High  School — W    C.   Rondenbush 
Supv     Music — Mary    L     Raynes 
Drawing — Mai  ion    C     Taj  lor 
Commercial — E    Marguerite  Young 

Westford  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect,; 
est    1792,  William  C    Rondenbush,   Pnn 

Westlmmpton,  Hampshire  Co.,  pop.  466. 

Chm  Soh  Comm — Charles  N  Loud 
Cleik  Sch  Comm — Chailes  N  Loud 
Town  Superintendent — W  D  Miller. 

Westminster,  Worcester  Co  ,  pop.  1,363. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Lucius  W    French. 
Cleik  Sch.  Comm — George  L    Dawley. 
Town  Superintendent — H    C   Waldron 
Principal  High  School — Lucas  L.  Baker 

Weston,  Middlesex  Co,  pop.  8,100. 

Chm     Sch    Comm  — Mrs     Carolyn   Burrage 
City  Superintendent — Charles  M.   Baton. 
Principal  High  School — Charles  M.  Eaton 
faupv    Music — Charles  E   Boyd 
Manual   Training — Philip  E    Perry. 
Domestic  Science — Emma  Ripley 
Drawing1 — Sarah  E    Jcwett. 


Westport,  Bristol  Co,  pop.  2,928. 

Town  Superintendent  —  IV    H    JXIill 
Pnncipal    High  School  —  Alice   J    Kingr 

Westwood,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  1,136. 

Chm     &ch     Comm  —  John    Mulverhill 
Clerk    Sch     Comm  —  Hams   Fisher 
To\\  n  Superintendent  —  M    J   West 
Pnncipal  High  School  —  W    D    Spiague 

Weymouth,    Norfolk   Co,    pop.    12,895. 

Pies    Bd     Educ  —  Claiance    P     Whittle 
Cleik  Sch     Comm  —  Punce  H    Tin  ell 
To\\n  Superintendent  —  Paiker  T    Pearson 
Principal   High  School  —  Fred   W.   Hilton. 
Supv     Music  —  James    W     Calderwood 
Manual  Tiaimng  —  Alice  W    Tucker. 
Dra-n  mar  —  Susan    Averv 
Penmanship  —  Helen  S    Carleton 
Com'l   &  Stenog'y  —  Alice   "W    Dwyer 
Domestic  Science  —  MiUirpd  H    Cowan. 

Whiting*  ille,  Worcester  Co  ,  pop    4,235. 

Chm     Sch     Comm  —  Ed\\aid   Balmer. 
Clerk   Sch     Comm  —  S    A    Melcher 
Town    Superintendent  —  S     A     Melcher 
Principal  High  School  —  Frank  E    Holt. 


Whitman,  Plymouth  Co.,  pop.  7,2 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  C    A.  Lawrence. 
Clerk   Sch    Comm  —  Henry  R.   Reed 
Town  Superintendent  —  Elwood  T    Wyman 
Principal  High  School  —  C    W    Tudbury 
Supv.   Music  —  M    A    McCarthy. 
Manual  Training  —  M    F    Holmes. 
Commercial  —  Annie    E     Palmer 
Domestic  Science  —  E   Gladys  Niven 

Wilbraham,  Hampden  Co.,  pop.  2,332. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  E    O    Beebe 

Sec   Bd   Educ  —  C   W    Chapin 

To'wn  Superintendent  —  ilttiy   L    Poland 

Sup\     Music  —  P    J    Hooper 

Man     Tr.    &    Draw  —  Giace   C.    Smith. 

Wesleyan  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  M  E.: 
est  1817;  Rev.  Chas  E  Davis,  Prin. 

Wilbraham  Academy,  boys'  boarding;  nom- 
sect  ;  Gaylord  W  Douglas,  Headmaster 

Williamsburg,    Hampshire    Co.,   pop    2,132. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  George  Warner 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Hubert  Smith 

Town   Supt  —  Eldiedge  W    Goodhue 

Principal   High  School  —  Edward   P    Larkm 

Supv    Music  —  Grace  Larkin 

Drawing  —  Helena  Evans 

Agriculture  —  Frank  Edwards. 

Wllliamstown,  Berkshire  Co.,  pop    3,708. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  —  B    Harwood  Neal 
Sec   Bd    Educ  —  W   R   Howard 
Supt    &  Prln    H    S  —  W    R    Howard 
Supv    Music  —  Ruth  Bartlett 
Manual  Training  —  Thomas  Griffin 
Domestic  Science  —  Ruth  Neal 

Williams    College;    coll.;    men;    non-sect; 

est.  1793;  Harry  A   Gar  field,  LL  D.,  Pres. 
Northside  Preparatory  School;  prep.;  boys; 

E    H.   Botsford,  Prin. 


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Wilmington,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  1,858. 

Town    Supeiintende-nt — Chailes   L     Randall 
Principal  High  School — Fied  W    Caniei 

Winchendon,  Worcester   Co.,  pop.   5,678. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — Alfred.  Free,  Ph.  D. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs.  Lola  M.  Henry. 
Town   Superintendent — Albert   J     Chidester 
Principal  High  School — A.  M    Boutelle 
Supv    Music — Elmer  E   Pierce 
Drawing — Predenck    "W     Nicholls 
Supv.  Music — Gertrude  E.  Clark 
Manual  Training — F.  M    Nichols 
Domestic  Science — Ruth  M    Henry 
Commercial — Rose  E    Mclntyre. 

Murdoch  School ,  prep. ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect ; 
Frederic  W.  Plummer,  Prin 

Winchester,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  9,309. 

Chm.  Sch   Comm  — Geoi  ge  C   Coit 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Schuyler  F,  Herron. 
Town   Superintendent — Schuylei    F    Herron 
Puncipal  High  School — Elbeit  C   Wixom. 
Supv    Music — Richard  W    Giant 
Drawing — Amy    R     Whittier 
Physical  Culture — Doia  J   Bro\in 
Domestic    Science — Grace    Hubbaicl 
Manual  Training — Frances  Daley. 
Commercial — Leila  Whittemore 
Stenography — Edna  M.  Hubley. 

Winthrop,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  10,132. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Frank  F    Cook 

Clerk  Sch    Comm  — Frederick  W   Woodcock 

Town  Superintendent — Frank  A    Douglas 

Principal   High   School — Edwaid  R    Clarke 

Supv    Music — George  E    Wales 

Manual  Training — E    E    Wells 

Drawing — Miss  H.   M    Day 

Woburn,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  15,308. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Andrew  R    Lmscott 
Sec    Bd.  Bduc — George  I.  Clapp 
City  Superintendent — George  L   Clapp 
Principal   High   School — George  W.   Low. 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Minnie   S    Alward 
Physical  Culture — Alice  E    Harrington 
Drawing — M    Maude   Morton. 
Military — Frederick  C    Kean 
Com'l    &    Stenog'y — Charlotte    Lowell 

Warren  Academy;  free  industrial  school; 
co-ed.;  non-sect. 

Wollaston,  Norfolk  Co.,  Branch  Boston,  F.  O. 

Quincy  Mansion  School,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ;  est  1896;  Mrs  Horace  Mann 
Willard,  Principal. 

Worcester,  Worcester  Co.,  pop.   145,980. 

Chm    Sch    Com — Albert  H   Inman 
Clerk   Schl     Com — Joseph   Beals 
City  Superintendent — Homer  P    Lewis. 
Asst    Superintendent — John   F    Gannon 
Asst    Superintendent — Alice   Harris. 
Asst    Superintendent — Walter  S    Young 
Director  Music — Charles  I    Rice. 
Drawing — Edward  H    Thornhill 
Manual  Training — Arthur  J    Bean 
Penmanship — Margaret  B    Toole 
Kindergarten — Mary    H     Barker. 
Phy    Tr.    (Boys) — Charles  B    Lewis 
Phy     Tr.    (Girls) — Florence   E.    Bennett. 
Phys.  Tr.   (Elementary) — Anna  G.  Foley. 


Worcester — continued 
Domestic   Science — Jussica   Scott 
Domestic  Ait — Claia  Go\e 

PUBLIC  HIGH    SCHOOLS 
Classical   High    School,    Walnut   and   Maple 

Sts  ,    Edwaid   R     Goodwin,    Principal 
English   High   School,   Irving  and   Chatham 

Stfc,  ,    CaUin  H    Andiews,    Principal 
North    High    School,    Salisbury   St  ,    Charles 

E     Burbank,    Principal 
South   High   School,    Richards   St  ,    Edward 

M    Wood'n  ard,   Principal 

Assumption  College;  prep,  and  coll.;  B.  C  ; 

Sister  Superior. 
Bancroft   School,   prep.;   co-ed.;   non~sect.; 

est    1900,  Miriam  Titcomb,  Principal 
Becker's  Business  College,  Mrs    Edward  C. 

A.  Becker,  Prin. 

Clark   College,    coll  ,    men;    non-sect.;    est. 

1902;   Edmund  C.   Sanford,   Ph    D,   Pres. 
Clark    University;    graduate,    co-ed ;    non- 
sect  ,  G.  Stanley  Hall,  LL    D.,  President 
College  of  the  Holy  Cross;  coll.;  men;  B. 

C.;  est  .1843;  Rev    Joseph  N.  Dinand,   S. 

J,  Pres. 

Highland   Military    Academy,    boys'    board- 
ing, P.  E  ,  Joseph  Alden  Shaw,  Principal 
Hmman's  Business  College;  bus    and  sten  ; 

A     H.    Hinman,    Prin 
Kimball   School 'for  Girls;    girls*   boarding, 

non-sect  ;  est.  1886;  Miss  E    A,  Kimball, 

PrJn. 
St     John's    School,    prep;    co-ed.;    R.    C; 

Brother  Roberts,   Principal. 
State    Normal    School;    co-ed.,    est     1874; 

William  B.  Aspinwall,  Ph.  D.,  Pres. 
Tyler's    Business    College;    est     1901;    Miss 

Edna  I    Tyler,  Principal,  311  Main  St 
Worcester  Academy;   boys'   boarding;  non- 
sect  ;   est    1834,  Daniel  W    Abercrombie, 

LL.   D.,   Prin. 
Worcester  Art  Museum  School;  art;  co-ed  ; 

est   1897,    Harry  Stuait  Michie,  Principal, 

24   Highland   St. 
Worcester     Business     Institute,     bus      and 

sten  ;    est.    1899,    C     B.    Post,    Principal, 

476  Main  St. 
Worcester  Domestic  Science  School;  normal; 

non-sect  ,  est   1906,  Mrs   F    A.  Wethered, 

Principal,  156  Institute  Road 
Worcester  Polytechnic  Institute,  courses  in 

General    Science,    Chemistry,    Mechanical, 

Civil,   and  Electrical  Engineering,   men  ; 

non-sect  ;  est    1865;  Ira  N.  Hollis,  L.  H. 

D ,  President. 

Worthington,  Hampshire  Co.,  pop.  614. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Frank  W    Bates. 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Mrs   E    C   Thayer, 
Town  Superintendent — E    W    Goodhue 
Principal  High  School — Arthur  G.  Capen 

Yarmouth,  Barnstable  Co.,  pop.  1,420. 

Town  Superintendent — I*    Thomas  Hopkins 
Principal  High  School — Howard  Howes 


MICHIGAN 

Population,  2,810,173.    School  census,  771,471.    School  age,  5-20. 

Michigan  is  the  eighth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total 
of  2,810,173  inhabitants,  of  whom  99.1  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number  212 
per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population, 
ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  3  3  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  fourteenth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTEND!  JS  OFFICE 

FRED  L.  KEELER,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Lansing 

JOHN  M.  MUNSON,  Deputy  Superintendent     Lansing 

G.  N.  OTWELL,  Assistant  Superintendent Lansing 

W.  L.  COFFEY,  Rural  School  Inspector .  .     Lansing 

ELLA  M  SMITH,  County  Normal  Supervisor     .  Lansing 

ETTA  H.  GARDINE,  Chief  Clerk Lansing 

GRACE  WALLACE,  Chief  Statistician Lansing 

CHRISTINA  MACDONALD,  Assistant  Statistician.  Lansing 

J   W.  HAZARD,  Assistant  Statistician Lansing 

FLORENCE   HIGGINS,   Assistant   Statistician Lansing 

LOLA  O.  WICKS,  Assistant  Statistician  ...          Lansing 

IDA  M.  HUSTON,  Editor Lansing 

STATE  BOAED  OF  EDUCATION 

THOMAS  W    NADAL,  President .  Olivet 

FRED  L.  KEELER,  Secretory Lansing 

MICHIGAN  TEACHERS'  BEADING  CIRCLE  BOARD 

HARRY  MCCLANE,  President Hillsdale 

BERT  J.  FORD,  Secretary  Big  Rapids 

Michigan  has  a  provision  in  the  state  constitution  that  the  legislature  shall 
provide  for  at  least  one  library  in  every  township. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 

E.  P.  CUMMINGS,  President Lansing 

JOHN  P  EVERETT,  Secretary     .    KaJamazoo 

UPPER  PENINSULA  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

F.  E.  KING,  President Bacanaba 

GILBERT  L.  BROWN,  Secretary Marqustte 

MICHIGAN  SCHOOLMASTERS'  CLUB 

0.  O.  DAVIS,  President Ann  Arbor 

Louis  P    JOCELYN,  Secretary Ann  Arbor 


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COUNTY    SCHOOL    COMMISSIONERS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Alger.  .  Earle  H  Sartore,  Munismg1 
Alcona  .Thomas  B  Cook,  Harrisville 
Allegan  .  C.  Lloyd  Goodrich,  Allegan 

Alpena E.  L    Little,   Alpena 

Antrim C.  L    Taisey,   Bellaire 

Arenac Geo.  H.   Glasure,   Standish 

Baraga. S    O   Clinton,  Baraga 

Barry 33.  J.  Edger,  Hastings 

Bay John  B.  Lain^,  Bay  City 

Benzie.  .     A  H  Upton,  Frankfort 

Bernen  Mrs  B  H  Cole,  Benton  Harbor 
Branch  .Frank  E  Robinson,  Cold  water 
Calhoun  .  ..DA  Davis,  Marshall 

Cass Ruth   H.   Mosier,   Dowagiac 

Charlevoix  .J  H.  Milford,  East  Jordan 
Cheboyg-an  ..W.  L.  Coffey,  Cheboygan 
Chippewa  

...  T.  R.  Easterday,  Sault  Ste   Marie 

Clare     A*  H    Aldrich,  Harrison 

Clinton T.  H  Townsend,  St  Johns 

Crawford.  .Alveretta  Irving,  Grayling 
Delta  .  .  C  U  Woolpert,  Gladstone 
Dickinson.. Don  O'Hara,  Iron  Mountain 

Eaton Cynthia  A.  Green,  Charlotte 

Emmett.  .H.  S.  Babcock,  Harbor  Springs 
Genesee  . .  J  L  Riegle,  Flint 
Glad  win  .  .F.  E  Armstrong,  Gladwm 
Gogebic.  .  C.  J  Barnum,  Beaverton 
Grand  Traverse  

Lee  Hornsby,    Traverse   City 

Gratiot Howard  A.  Potter,  Ithaca 

Hillsdale.  ..Harry  McClave,  Hillsdale 
Houghton . . .  William  Bath,  Houghton 
Huron  .  . .  .Wm  H.  Sparling,  Bad  Axe 

Ing-ham F.   E.   Searl,   Mason 

Ionia H.  H.  Lowrey,  Ionia 

losco...  .  J  A  Campbell,  Tawas  City 
Iron  . .  John  F  Mason,  Crystal  Falls 
Isabella.. E.  T.  Cameron,  Mt.  Pleasant 
Jackson..  ..Thos.  M.  Sattler,  Jackson 

Kalarnazoo S.  Mapes,  Kalamazoo 

Kalkaska..  Irene  L.  Getty,  Kalkaska 
Kent.... A  M.  Freeland,  Grand  Rapids 
Keweenaw.  .Henry  S.  Winter,  Mohawk 


County  Name  and  Address 

Lake  ...         ...EG   Johnson,  Luther 

Lapeer Chas    H    Naylor,  Lapeer 

Leelanau  Bertha  B.  Campbell,  Leland 
Lenawee  .  Geoige  J  Tripp,  Adrian 

Livingston  Hugh  Aldrich,  Fowlerville 
Luce  . .  Eva  E.  Buermann,  Newberry 
Mackinac  . .  E  J.  Lachance,  St  Ignace 
Macomb.  .  .O.  D.  Thompson,  Romeo 

Manistee    

. .     Josephine  A    Reynolds,  Manistee 
Marquette....  A    E    Sterne,  Ishpeming 

Mason C.  A    Rinehart,   Scottville 

Mecosta  ..  ..Bert  J  Ford,  Big  Rapids 
Menommee  .Jesse  Hubbard,  Menominee 
Midland  . .  Byron  G  Scollay,  Midland 
Missaukee.  .  John  Q  Zuck,  Lake  City 

Monroe James  J    Kelley,  Monroe 

Montcalm.  ..  .E.  D.  Straight,  Stanton 
Montmorency  B  J  Watters,  Hillman 
Muskegon  .N.  B  Chisholm,  Montague 
Newaygo.  .Isabelle  M  Becker,  Fremont 

Oakland A.  L.  Craft,  Pontiac 

Oceana     Emma  Hutchins,  Hart 

Ogemaw  .       ,         

.  Josephine  Woods,  West  Branch 
Ontonagon  . .  . .  A  C.  Adair,  Rockland 
Osceola.-.Geo  F  Roxburgh,  Reed  City 
Oscoda  .  .  J  H  Speck,  Mio 

Otsego  .  Ray  F  Jennings,  Vanderbilt 
Ottawa  . .  Nelson  R  Stanton,  Holland 
Presque  Isle.  . .  .M  H.  Nester,  Rogers 
Roscommon,  Ellen  McCrea,  Roscommon 
Sagmaw. .  .B  S  Tefft,  Saginaw,  W.  S. 
St  Clair  .  E.  T  Blackney,  Port  Huron 
St.  Joseph  ..F  J.  Wheeler,  Centerville 

Sanilac W    J.  Musselman,  Sandusky 

Schoolcraft    

..... .W.  T.  S   Cornell,  Mamstique 

Shiawassee . . .   .H    E    Slocum,  Corunna 

Tuscola  .  B  H  McComb,  Caro 

VanBuren.  V.  R.  Hungerford,  Paw  Paw 
Washtenaw...Evan  Essery,  Ann  Arbor 
Wayne     ...      .         B   W   Tost,  Detroit 

Wexf ord W.  H.  Faunce,  Cadillac 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATES  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Adrian,  ILenawee  Co.,  pop.  10,763. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    H    Burnham 

Sec    Bd    Educ.— B    N.   Smith 

City  Superintendent — Carl  H   Griffey 

Prin.  Senior  H    S — B    J    Reed 

Pnn,  Junior  H    S — A    J   Hypes 

Supervisor  Music— -Maud  B    Newton 

Physical  Director — Arnold  Jones 

Manual   Training1 — Blanche  Van  Auken. 

Physical   Culture — Winifred  Ward. 

Domestic  Science — Lucy  Comfort 

Domestic  Art — Francis   Kirk 

Pen    &  Commercial — L.  A    Koepfgen 

Drawing — Ella  P.  Irish. 

Adrian  College;  coll.;  co-ed  ;  Meth.   Prot.; 

est    1859,   Rev    George  H    Miller,   DD, 

Pres 

Brown's     Business     University;     bus.     and 
sten.;  est.  1884,  L.  8.  Brown,  Pres. 


Adrian — continued 

Industrial  School  for  Girls;  state  institu- 
tion for  delinquents,  est.  1879,  Mary  C 
Johnson,  Supt. 

Albion,  Calhoun  Co.,  pop.  5,833. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    R    Wocholz 
Sec   Bd.  Educ.— D  A.  Garfleld. 
City  Superintendent — Hi    W    Past 
Principal  High  School — R    G    Swigart 
Supv  Music — Jennie  Worthington. 
Manual  Training — E    Cutting 
Domestic  Science — Erne  Thrasher. 
Drawing — Sybil  Robinson 
Commercial — Grace  Norton 

Albion  College,  Liberal  Arts,  Music  and 
Business  Departments,  co-ed  ;  M  E,, 
est  1843,  Samuel  Dickie,  LL.  D,  Fres 


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Algonac,  St.  Clair  Co,  pop.  1,371. 

Principal   High   School — Tina  Stretch 

Allegan,  Allegan  Co.,  pop.  3,419. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — M    D    Owen 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    W   Delano 

City  Superintendent — A    H    Robertson 

Principal  High  School — Miss  A.  I.  Engle. 

Supv    Music — Neva  Miller 

Manual  Training — Lena  Sawyer 

Domestic   Science — Lena  Sawjer 

Drawing — Zoe   Bieler 

Penmanship — S    M    Crane 

Commercial — Jennyce  Jacobson 

Alma,  GratUt  Co.,  pop.  2,900. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Ezra  Smith 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  G    Rhodes 
City  Superintendent — A    F    Schultz 
Principal  High  School — Edward  B   Killian 
Supv    Music  &  Di  awing — Mae  Jones 
Manual  Training — Floyd  Maxwell 
Domestic    Art — Mabel    C     Rogers 
Pen'ship  &  Commercial — Glenn  S    Crisp 

Alma  College;  Liberal  Arts,  Music,  Art  and 
Preparatory  Departments;  co-ed.;  Presb  ; 
est  1887,  Harry  M  Crooks,  ±  B,  Pres 

Alpena,  Alpena  Co.,  pop.  12,706. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — W     A     Comstock. 
Sec   Bd.  Educ — W.  P.  Collins, 
City  Superintendent — R    D    Ford 
Principal   High   School — P.    L     Churm 
Supv     Music — Edgar    C     Thompson.  • 

Drawing — Margaret  Aikens 
Commercial — Emily  Hilliard, 

Alpena  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.; 
est.  1898,  Mrs  M  L  Veenfliet,  M.  A, 
Pres. 

Ann  Arbor,  Washtenaw  Co.,  pop.  14,817. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    W    Springer. 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — G    J    Ray 

City    Superintendent — Herbert    M.    Slauson. 

Principal  High  School— W.  M    Aikin. 

Supv    Music — Florence  B.  Potter. 

Manual  Training — J    B    High 

Domestic  Science — Sax  ah  Moen 

Drawing — Matie  P.  Cornwell. 

Commercial — O.  V.  Adams. 

Physical  Cult    (Boys) — S    E.  Joseph 

Phys    Cult    (Girls) — Anna  M    Ray. 

St.  Thomas  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R 

C.,  Sister  M.  Magdalene,  Prin. 
Stenographic    Institute,    sten.,     est.    1884; 

Selby  A.  Moran,  B.  S ,  Prin. 

University  of  Michigan,  comprises  Depart- 
ment of  Literature,  Science,  and  the 
Arts  (includes  courses  in  Forestry,  Busi- 
ness Administration,  Landscape  De- 
sign, Journalism,  and  Teachers'  Course), 
of  Engineering,  of  Medicine  and  Surgery, 
of  Law,  of  Pharmacy,  Homeopathic  Med- 
ical College,  of  Dental  Surgery,  and 
Graduate  Department,  state  univ  ;  co- 
ed.; est  1837,  Harry  Burns  Hutchins, 
LL  D ,  President 

University  of  Michigan,  College  of  Dental 
Surgery,  co-ed  ,  est.  1875,  Marcus  Ward, 
D  D  S,  Dean. 


Ann  Arbor  —  continued 

University  of  Michigan,  Department  of  En- 
gineering;  Civil,  Mechanical,  Electrical, 
Naval,  Chemical  and  Conservation  En- 
gineering, Architecture  and  Architectural 
Engineering  est.  1895;  Mortimer  E. 
Cooley,  LL  D,  Dean. 

Um\ersity  of  Michigan,  Colleges  of  Engi- 
neering and  Architecture,  co-ed  ;  est 
1895,  Mortimer  E  Cooley,  Eng  D,  Dean 

Vnrl^7  ot  MIchlean.  Department  of 
Law,  law,  co-ed  ,  est  1859;  H.  M.  Bates, 


M^,y  °*  MIchlSa*'  Department  of 
Medicine  and  Surgery,  med  ;  re*.,  co-ed.; 
est.  1850;  Victor  C.  Vaugkan,  Sc.  D.,  M 
J->  ,  l>ean. 

University  of  Michigan,  Homeopathic  Med- 


University  of  Michigan,  School  of  Phar- 
macy, two  and  four  year  courses;  co-ed  • 
est  1868,  Julius  O  Schlotterbeck,  Dean 

University  School  of  Music,  co-ed  ,  est 
1892,  Albert  A  Stanley,  A  M,  Director 

Waples  Bissell  School,  prep  ;  day,  co-ed.- 
non-sect  ,  est  1907,  Miss  Margaret  Eve- 
lyn Waples,  B  L,  Principal 

Bad  Axe,  Huron  Co.,  pop.  1,750. 

Pres   Bd   Educ.—  Joseph  Tremont. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  George  English 
City  Superintendent—  P    N.  Sawyer. 
Principal  High  School  —  Edith  Eaton 
Supv.  Music  —  Eunice  Wartman. 

Bangor,  Van  Buren  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Principal  High  School—Paul  C.  Stetson 

Battle  Creek,  Calhoun  Co.,  pop.  25,267. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Hugh  W    Conklin 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  P.  A    Allwardt 

City  Superintendent—  William  G.  Coburn. 

Asst    Supt  —  Dessalee   Ryan 

Principal  High  School  —  H.  R    Atkinson. 

Supervisor  Music  —  Paul  Hardesty 

Physical  Cultuie  —  Frances  Seibert 

Manual  Training  —  G  G   Price. 

Domestic  Science  —  Alice  Cimxner. 

Drawing  —  Marion  E.  Gregory. 

Commercial  —  George  E.  Cooley. 

Battle  Creek  College,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  Seventh 
Day  Adv.;  Edward  A.  Sutherland,  Priu. 

Battle  Creek  Business  University;  bus,  and 

sten  ;  J.  B    Krug,  Prin. 
Cornell   Shorthand   School,   bus.   and   sten  , 

est    1902,   W    E.  Cornell,  Principal. 
Gardner  Commercial  School;  bus.  and  sten.; 

Elmer  E.  Gardner,  Manager. 
Michigan    Business    and    Normal    College. 

nor.  and  bus  ,  est.  1898;  C.  J.  Argubright, 

Pres. 
Normal  School  of  Physical  Education;  co- 

ed ,    est     1909,    Frank    J,    Born,    M     D  , 

Dean 
St.  Phillip's  School,  girls'  boarding.  B.  C.; 

Sister  Veronica,  Superior. 
School    of   Applied  Art;    art;    co-ed.;    eat 

1898;  Edward  8.  Pelswortn,  Pres. 


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Bay  City,  Bay  Co.,  pop.  45,166. 

Pres     Bd    Educ — Fred    Neuman 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Grant  N    Lovell 

City  Superintendent — Frank  A    Gause 

Supv     Music — Mrs     Laura    Meeker 

Manual   Training — B    E    Miller  , 

Domestic  Science — Ella  Pettapieco 

Drawing — Amanda  Merckle 

Penmanship — G    A    Race 

Commercial — N    L    Geiman 

Kindergarten — Alta   M     Poitei 

Pnn     East   Side   H     S — Norman    B     Sloan 

Prm    West    Side    H     S  — H    D     Hughes^ 

Bay  City  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  . 
est.  1889,  Gillespie  and  "Wason,  Princi- 
pals 

Holy  Kosary  Academy;  girls'  boarding,  R 
C.,  est  1905;  Mother  Superior. 

Oral  School  for  the  Deaf;  private  school  for 
deaf,  Miss  Matie  Gamble,  Principal 

Beldingr,  Ionia  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr.  J   H.  Armstrong. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — F    1*    Wainer 
City   Superintendent — J    A    Langston 
Principal  High  School — J    C    Crittenden. 
Supv   Mus   &  Draw  — Abbie  Williams 
Manual  Training — Rosina  Bignell. 

Bellaire,  Antrim  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Principal  High  School — Bertha  E    Baker 

Benton  Harbor,  Berrien  Co.,  pop    9,185. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — Victor  M    Gore. 
Sec   Bd    Educ. — F.  W   Sessions 
City    Superintendent — Frank   A     Jensen 
Principal  High   School — Hugh   H    Barr. 
Supv.  Mus    &  Draw. — Hope  I    Millar. 
Manual  Training — M.  J   Dunkirk. 
Domestic  Science — Edna  McNaughton. 
Commercial — Ben  S    Frost 

Benton  Harbor  Business  College,  est.  1892, 
J  A  Feiguson,  Principal 

Benzonia,  Benzle  Co.,  pop    484. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — N    D.  Benson 
Sec.    Bd     Educ. — E.    B    Judson 
City    Superintendent — J     C     Keddie 
Principal  High  School — Anna  L.  Sands 

Benzonia  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Cong  , 
est  1900,  G.  R  Caton,  Prin. 

Berrien  Springs,  Berrien  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Smith  Pennell 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  Kephart 
City  Superintendent — James  L    Adams 
Pnn    H    S — Mane  Van  WestenbVugge 

Emmanuel  Missionary  College;  co-ed  ,  est 
1901,  Otto  J  Graf,  B  A,,  Pres. 

Bessemer,  Gogebic  Co.,  pop.  3,500. 

City  Superintendent — Charles  R.  Cobb. 
"Principal  High  School — Truman  H    Glass 

Biff  Rapids,  Mecosta  Co.,  pop.  4,519. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Stella  Roben 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ — W    H    Rowe 
City   Superintendent — Don    Harrington. 
Principal  High  School — Oscar  Wood 
Supez  visor  Music — Manila  Curtis 


Big   Rapids — continued 
Manual  Training — H    N    Nelson 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Tina  McNeece 
Penmanship — Sybil   Couyhlm 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Nellie  Kelly 

Ferris  Institute;  College  Preparatory,  Nor- 
mal, Kindergarten,  Music,  Pharmacy, 
Commercial  Telegraphy  and  Civil  Ser- 
vice, co-ed  ;  non-sect  ,  est  1884;  Wood- 
bridge  N  Ferris,  Pres 

Ferris  Institute,  School  of  Pharmacy; 
phar.;  co-ed  ,  W  N  Ferris,  Pres 

Birmingham,  Oakland  Co ,  pop.  1,250. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    J    Coryell. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Cassms  Carter 

City   Superintendent — Rhoda  M    Starr 

Prm    High  School — Mildred  M    Connelly 

Supv   Mus    &  Draw — M   E    Stair 

Boyne  City,  Charlevoix  Co.,  pop.  5,218. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E.  H    Sheperd 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    M    Harris 
City  Superintendent — H    W    Mclntosh 
Principal  High  School — A    T    Greenman 
Supv    Music — Blossom  Vroman. 
Manual  Training — Ella  Can? 
Domestic  Science — Anne  Callow. 
Commercial — Lottie  Carson. 
Drawing — Lulu  Smith 

Brighton,  Livingston  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

PSOS    Bd    Educ  — Dr    Blatchford 

Sec    Bd    Educ— E    N    Pitkin 

City  Superintendent — H    D    MacDougall 

Principal  High  School — Lorena  Darby 

Supv    Music — Linda  T    Knoipp 

Bronson,  Branch  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

Principal  High  School — Bertha  M.  Robinson 

Buchanan,  Berrien  Co.,  pop.  1,831. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  Pears 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Charles  Rain  ton 

City   Superintendent — B    F    EJggert. 

Principal  High  School — Nina  L    Ransom 

Supv    Music — Ruth   East 

Man    Tr,  Dom    Sci    &  Draw.— Lydia  Seld- 

schlag 
Commercial — B     P     Eggert 

Cadillac,  Wexford  Co.,  pop.  8,375. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — Clyde  Saundeis 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George  Johnston 
City  Superintendent— George  A.  McQee. 
Principal  High  S'chool — J.  E    Porter. 
Supv    Music — Gertrude  Gamble. 
Manual  Training — D    G.  Smellle 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    Marjorie  Cop  Ian 
Physical  Culture — Neil  Price 
Drawing — Grace  Simmonds. 
Commercial — L    W    Culvei 

Calumet,  Honghton  Co.,  pop.  20,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    M     Morrison 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    W    Downing. 
City  Superintendent — Edward  J.  Hall 
Principal  High  School — A   M    Walsworth. 
Supervisor  Music — Anna  Trimmingham 
Manual  Training — Harold  Diemer. 
Domestic  Science — 'Miss  C    Dunsten 
Di  awing — Anna  Sheridan 
Commercial — H   A    Holaday 


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Capae,  St.  Clair  Co.,  pop.  1.100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Barton  Wade. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Nobel  Hunter 
City  Superintendent — W    H    Bath. 
Principal  High  School — Nina  Tice. 
Supv    Music — Grace  Hunter 
Domestic  Science — Ethel  Hunter 

Caro,  Tnscola  Co.,  pop   2,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — N    Hamilton 
Sec   Bd.  Educ — Mrs   Alice  Palmer. 
City  Superintendent — Ellsworth  Schall. 
Prm«ipal  High  School — C    J    Miller 
fiupv    Mus.  &  Draw — Neva  A    Pool 

Carrollton,  Sa«tnaw  Co..  pop.  1.500. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — B  B  Corbin 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — A  B  Shovar 
City  Supt  &  Prin  H  S  — J  B  Griffin 

IT 

Cass  City,  Tuscola  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

Principal  High  School — Helen  G    Hunter 

Cassopolis,  Cass  Co.,  pop.  1,550 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    H    Funk 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C    E    Cone 

City  Superintendent — D    M    Halsey 

Principal  High  School — Etta  Van  Ness 

Cedar  take,  Montcalm  Co.,  pop   100. 

Cedar  Lake  Industrial  Academy,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ,  est    1902;  R    W.  Garrett,  Prin. 

Cedar  Springs,  Kent  Co ,  pop.  1,050 

Principal   High   School — Gertrude   Taylor. 

Central  Lake,  Antrim  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — T    D    Meggison 
Sec    Bd   Educ — W    S    Richardson 
City  Superintendent — C    C    Turk 
Principal  High   School — Vesta  Sturgis 

Charlevoix,  Charlevoix  Co.,  pop    2,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    W    Kane 
Principal  High  School — W    A    Ewing 

Charlotte,  Eaton  Co.,  pop.  4,886. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Albert  Murray 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    A    Hegby 

City  Superintendent — Charles  H    Carrick 

Principal  High  School — Mabel  Van  Klost. 

Cheboygan,  Cheboygan  Co.,  pop.  6,859. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    "W    Ramsay. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G   A   Hugill. 
City  Superintendent — Washington  I*.  Barr 
Principal  High  School — M    E    Knoll 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Katharine  D    Hamil- 
ton 

Domestic   Science — Ellen   Thompson 
Commercial — John  P.  Gardner. 

Ferguson    Business    College;    bus  ;    sten. ; 

Prof  J.  A.  Ferguson.,  Pres. 
Sec  Bd  Educ— E  H  HilJer 
City  Superintendent — H  A  Craig 

Chesaning,  Saginaw  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    A    Greennlder 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A     Bauer, 
City  Superintendent — B    B    Ellsworth 
Principal   High   School — E    H 
Supv    Music — Pearl  Jolliffe 


Clare,  Clare  Co ,  pop.  2,000. 
Principal  High  School — Margaret  Cameron. 

ClarksvIIIe,  Ionia  Co.,  pop.  350. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    C    *Nash 

Sec    Bd    Educ — O    J    Eldred 

City   Superintendent — S    B    Chapel 

Puncipal    High    School — Maude    Benton. 

Michigan  Normal  Academy  and  Business 
College,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect.,  Charles 
J  Transue,  Prin. 

Clio,  Genesee  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Principal  High  School — Olive  B.  Hofer. 

Coldwater,  Branch  Co,  pop.   5,945. 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — A     B     Walker 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Arthur  G    Lyon. 
City    Superintendent — T     E     Johnson 
Principal  High  School — Glen  A.  Buchtel. 
Supv.  Music — Mrs   F.  D    Broughton. 
Manual  Training — Cecil  Mornson. 
Domestic  Science — Viva   Osborn. 
Commercial — Frank  Stinebower. 

Michigan  State  Public  School;  state  insti- 
tution for  dependent  children;  co-ed  ; 
est.  1874,  John  B.  Montgomery,  Supt. 

Coleman,  Oakland  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Principal  HIsjh  School — Agnes  Menery. 

Coloma,  Berrien  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ. — Thornton  Carter. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— A    W    Baker 
City  Superintendent — W.  A.  Conrad 
Principal   High   School — B.    F    Smith 

Colon,  St.  Joseph  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Pres.   Bd    Educ  — J.    M     Stowell 
Sec    Bd    Bduc  — M    F    Vaughan 
City    Superintendent — Arthur    "Welton 
Principal   High    School — Eliza    Daniel 
Music  &  Drawing — Norma  Baker 

Constantine,  St.  Joseph  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Principal  High  School — Clara  E.  D    Carson, 

Corunna,  Shiawassee  Co.,  pop.   1,601. 

Principal  High  School — May  E.  Renwick. 

Croswell,  Sanilac  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — M    A    Moore 
City  Supeiintendent — G.  F    Manning 
Principal  High  School — Clara  Han  el 

Crystal  Falls,  Iron  Co.,  pop.  2,081. 
Pres   Bd.  Educ- — J.  F.  Corcoran. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — W.  J.  Richards 
City  Superintendent— W    D    Hill 
Principal  High  School — C    A    Burkhart. 
Supv   Music — Miss  Marie  Gelger. 
Manual  Tiaming — Henry  Hansen 
Domestic  Science — Joy  M.  Meier. 
Di awing — Ethel    Cutwater. 
Commercial — F.  M    Head 
Pen' ship  and  Stenog'y — Miss  Mary  Ellison. 

Decatur,  Tan  Buren  Co.,  pop.  1,404. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — Mabel  B.  Jones 
Sec     Bd    Educ — George  E.   Adams 
City  Superintendent — E    R    Washburn 
Principal  High   School — Mabel  C.   "Willison 
Supv.  Music-— Madeline  McCrodan 


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Detroit,  Wayne  Co ,  pop.  465,766 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Samuel    C    Mumford 
Business  Manager — Charles  A    Gadd 
City    Superintendent — Charles    B     Chadsey 
General  Supeivisor — Albert  E    Stewart 
Asst    Superintendent— ^rank  Codv 
Asst    Superintendent — Oliver  G.  Frederick 
Asst    Superintendent — Charles  L    Spain 
Manual  Training — John  H    Tryboxn 
Music — Thomas   H     Chilvers 
Drawing — Alice    Viola    Guys! 
Physical   Training — Ethel   Porrin. 
Kindergartens — Regenia  R   Heller. 
PUBLIC   HIGH   SCHOOLS 
Cass    High    School,   Grand   River  and  High 

Sts  ;  Bcmamin   F    Comfort,  Principal. 
Central    High     School,    Cass,     Warren    and 

Hancock,   David  Mackenzie,   Principal 
Eastern  High  School,  Boulevard  and  Mack; 

J    Remsen   Bishop,   Principal 
Nordstium    High     School,     Fort    W ,    near 
Waterman ,  George  W  Murdoch,  Principal 
Northeastern     High    School,     Hancock    and 
Warren  streets,  Charles  M    No\ak,  Prin- 
cipal 

Northwestern  H   S ,  Grand  River  and  Boule- 
vard,   Edwin  L    Miller,   Principal 
Northern     High     School,     Woodward     and 
Owen  A\es  ,  George  G    Bechtel,  Principal 
Southeastern    Hi^h    School,     Fairview    and 

Goethe  A\e  ,  Joseph  Corns,  Principal 
Western  High  School,  Scotten,  near  Baker; 
William  A.  Morse,  Principal. 

Academy  of  the   Sacred  Heart,   girls'   day; 

R     C  ,    est.    1850;    Madam    L.    Gerardin, 

Superior,  322  Jefferson  Ave 
Association  Institute;  prep  ,  men;  est.  1895; 

William  B.  Van  Akin,  B    A,  Prln 
Beacon    School,     prep  ,    co-ed  ,    non-sect  ; 

Miss  L    V,   Greene,  A.   B,  Director,    439 

Third  Ave. 
Business  Institute,  bus  and  sten  ,  est  1906. 

Lewis   Case   Rauch,   President;   163    Cass 
Darling's   ^School     for    Girls,     Mrs  ;     girls' 

boarding,  Mrs.  Ada  Brann  Darling,  Frin 
Detroit  Business  University:  bus   and  sten  , 

est.   1850,   E    R.   Shaw,  President,   61  W 

Grand  River 
Detroit  School  of  Design,    George  Theodore 

Hamilton,   Director,  Jefferson  avenue  and 

Rivard  street 
Detroit  College   of  Law,   law;   co-ed  ;   est 

1891,  Hon.  William  L    Carpenter,  Presi- 
dent,  68  Home  Bank  Building 
Detroit   College    of   Medicine  and   Surgery, 

med  ,   reg  ,  men,   est    1868,  Theodore  A 

McGraw,    M    D,    Dean,   St    Antoine   and 

Mullet. 
Detroit  College  of  Medicine,  Department  of 

Dental    Surgery;    dent  ;   men,    est.    1891; 

Theodore  A,  McGraw,  M   A ,  M   D ,  Dean, 

Cor    St.  Antoine  and  Mullet 
Detroit  College  of  Medicine,  Department  of 

Pharmacy;  phar.;   men,    est    1890,   John 

E     Clark,    Dean,    Cor.    St.    Antoine    and 

Detroit  College  of  Music,  piano  and  voice, 

65  B    Forest 
Detroit  Commercial  College;   bus  and  sten  • 

204  Griswold. 


Detroit — continued 
Detroit   Conservatory  of  Music,   mus  ;   est 

1874,      James     H      Bell,     Manager,     1013 

Woodward 
Detroit  Hebrew  Institute;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  est. 

1898,  Jacob  B    Barnch,  Prin,  49  Division 

St 

Detroit  Normal  Training  School,  nor  ; 
women,  city,  Charles  L  Spain,  A.  B., 
Principal. 

Detroit  Public  School  for  the  Blind,  Fannie 
S  Fletcher,  Director 

Detroit  School  for  Writers,  journalism  by 
corr  ,  est  1892,  Mrs  Frane  M.  Nichols, 
President 

Detroit  School  of  Art,  art;  co-ed  ;  Mary 
McMaster  and  Hattle  N.  Leonard,  Di- 
rectors, 271  Woodward  Ave 

Detroit  School  of  Expression;  elo.  and 
drama;  co-ed  ,  Mrs  Mildred  A  Bolt, 
Prin ,  1191  Jefferson  Ave 

Detroit  School  of  Lettering;  sign-painting 
and  show  card  writing,  corr  ,  est  1899, 
Lawrence  S1  Strong,  President 

Detroit  School  of  Music,  piano,  co-ed.,  est 
1882,  Franz  Ape!,  Mus  D,  Director,  106 
Broadway. 

Detroit  School  of  Retlnoscopy  optical;  co- 
ed ,  est.  1901;  William  H  Poole,  M.  D, 
Pres,  270  Woodward  Ave 

Detroit  Seminary,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1859,  Ada  Brown  Darling,  Prln 

Detroit  Technical  Institute,  engineering1, 
pharmacy,  prep  and  bus  courses,  Y  M 
C  A  ,  est  1891,  Benjamin  D  Edwards, 
Director 

Detroit  Telegraph  Institute,  tel  ,  est  1910, 
S  N.  Parsons,  Manager,  92  Griswold  St 

Detroit  Training  School  of  Elocution  and 
English  Literature,  est.  1878,  Mrs  Edna 
Chaffer  Noble,  Director,  780  Woodward. 

Detroit  University  School,  prep.;  boys; 
day,  est  1899,  Frederick  E  Searle,  A 
B ,  Prm ,  16  Elmwood  Ave 

Gutchess-Metropolltan  Business  College; 
bus  and  sten  ;  est.  1896;  J.  Clifford  Ken- 
nedy, Prln 

Lewis  School  for  Stammerers,  stammering; 
co-ed  ,  est.  1895,  George  Andrew  Lewis, 
Pres,  35  Adelaide  St 

Liggett  School,  girls'  boarding;  non-sect  ; 
est  1882,  Miss  Ella  M  Liggett,  Principal, 
"3  Stimson  PI 

McDonald  School  of  Music,  piano  and  voice, 

673  Cass  avenue 
Michigan  Conservatory  of  Music;  mus.; 'eat. 

1900,    Frederic    L     Abel,    Director,    1020 

Woodward  ave. 
Most  Holy  Trinity  School,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R 

C.;    Sisters   of  Mary,    Prins ,    148   Porter 

fri. 
Fernin  School  of  Commerce,   sten  ;  H    R. 

Shafer,  President,  58  Lafayette  Blvd. 


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Detroit — continued 

Reed  School  for  Nervous  and  Backward 
Children,  children  under  16;  est  1900, 
Mr.  and  Mrs  Frank  A  Heed,  Directors, 
385  Hubbard  Ave. 

Reed  School  for  Stammerers ,  stammering, 
co-ed;  est  1900,  Frank  A  Reed,  Prm , 
387  Hubbard  Ave. 

St  Joseph's  Commercial  School,  bus  and 
sten  ;  R  C  ,  men,  est  1890,  Brother  B 
Austin,  Principal,  65  Jay  St 

Seminary  of  the  Felician  Sisters,  girls' 
boarding;  R  C.;  est.  1882;  Magdelene 
Bronek,  Superior 

Sprague  Correspondence  School  of  Law; 
law,  corresp  ,  est  1890,  William.  C 
Sprague,  Pres ,  Majestic  Bldg 

Thomas  Normal  Training  School;  teachers* 
training  courses  in  Music,  Drawing,  Do- 
mestic Science,  Manual  Training  and 
Physical  Training,  co-ed  ,  est  1888;  Miss 
Jennie  Louise  Thomas,  Director,  3111 
North  Blvd 

University  of  Detroit,  comprises  CoMege  of 
Arts,  of  Engineering,  of  Law,  of  Com- 
merce and  Finance,  and  High  School, 
men,  R  C  ,  est  1877,  Rev  William  T 
Doran,  S  J ,  Fres ,  363  Jefferson. 

University  of  Detroit,  College  of  Engineer- 
ing, co-operative  courses  in  civil,  me- 
chanical, and  electrical  engineering,  men, 
R.  C  ,  J  R  McColl,  B  S ,  Dean 

University  of  Detroit,  College  of  Law;  law; 
co-ed.,  George  S  Hosmer,  Dean. 

Washington  Normal  School;  nor  ;  women, 
city,  J  F  Thomas,  Principal 

Dowagiac,  Cass  Go,  pop    5,088. 

City  Superintendent — A   P    Frazee 
Principal  High  School — W    LeRoy  Perkins 
Prin    Co    Normal — Loretta  Fitzpatrick 

Durand,  Shiawasse  Co.,  pop.  2,166. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — John   O'Brien 

Sec    Bd    Educ—  C    M.   McAlvey 

City  Superintendent — William  S    Goudy. 

Puncipal  High  School — John  McPhee 

Commercial — Anna  Joslin. 

East  Jordan,  Charlevohc  Co ,  pop.  1,650. 

Pres  Bd   Educ — Ira  D  Bartlett 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    P    Porter 

City  Superintendent — »L    P    Holliday. 

Principal  High  School — M    E.  Clark 

Music  and  Drawing — Mrs    Alice  I   Kenyon 

East  Tawas,  Isoco  Co.,  pop.  1,830. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    E    Kunze 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J   W    Tait 

City  Superintendent — S    C    Mitchell 

Principal  High  School — Mina  C    Hamilton. 

Eaton  Rapids,  Eaton  Co.,  pop.  2,197. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — J   B.  Hendee 

Sec   Bd   Educ — J  H.  Ramsay 

City  Superintendent — E.  E   Crampton. 

Principal  High  School — F.  A.  Fraker. 

Supv.  Mus    &  Draw — Pearl  B    Keene. 

Man   Tr  &  Dom  Scl. — Bessie  A.  Hyde. 


East  Lansing:,  Ingrham  Co.,  pop.  400. 
Michigan  Agricultural  College,  courses  In 
Agriculture,  Civil,  Electrical  and  Mechan- 
ical Engineering,  Forestry,  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Veterinary  Medicine;  state; 
co-ed  ,  est  1859,  Frank  S.  Kedzie,  Pres 

Elk  Rapids,  Antrim  Co.,  pop.  1,733. 

Principal    High   School  —  Laura  J.    Haggart 

Escanaba,  Delta  Co.,  pop   13,194. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  Peter    Olson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  N.  C    Spencer 
City  Superintendent  —  F    B    King 
Principal  High  School  —  Perry  A    Lint 
Supv    Music  —  Frances  Ryan 
Domestic    Science  —  Helen    Simonson. 
Drawing  —  Eva  Brown 
Physical    Cultuie  —  Marie    Snyder. 
Commercial  —  E    W    Doak 

Gordon's  Business  College;  bus  ;  sten  ,  co- 

ed ;    non-sect  ;    Principal. 
St.   Joseph  High   School;   prep  ;   co-ed  ;   R 

C  ,   Sister  Ignatia,   Superior. 


Evart,  Oscelo  Co.,  pop. 

Principal  High  School—  A.  A.  Walker 

Fenton,  <5enesee  Co.,  pop.  2,684. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  A     R    Ingram. 
Sec    Bd     Educ  —  F    H    Hitchcock 
City  Superintendent  —  E.  E    Cody 
Principal  High  School  —  Helen  L.  Wood. 
Drawing  &  Pen'ship  —  Marion  Pratt 
Supv    Music  —  Elizabeth  Jennings 

Flint,  Genesee  Co..  pop.  38,554. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  —  Geo.  "W.  Cook. 
Sec   Bd   Educ  —  A  J   Wildanger. 
City  Superintendent  —  Alvm  N   Cody 
Pnn   Central  H   S  —  L  S  Parmelee 
Prm   Junior  H    S  —  W   J   Puffer. 
Supv.  Music  —  Emma  Fischer. 
Manual   Training  —  H    A.   Ticmann 
Domestic   Science  —  Edna  Can* 
Physical  Culture  —  Marie  Dibble. 
Drawing—Sara  Dewey. 
Penmanship  —  Jean  Farr. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y  —  W.  J.  Russell. 

Flint-Bliss  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.; 

est,   1898,   W    A    Cooley,   Manager 
Michigan  School   for  the  Deaf;   state;    eat, 

1854,  Luther  L   Wright,  Supt. 

Flushing,  Genesee  Co.,  pop.  1,079. 

Pres.  Bd   Educ  —  A.  E    Ransom. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ—  M    D.  Phelps 
City  Superintendent  —  L.  W.  Beardsley. 
Principal  High  School  —  C.  L  Harrison. 

Fowlerville,  Livingston  Co.,  pop.  1,175. 

Principal  High  School  —  Idalene  Webb. 

Frankfort,  Benzie  Co.,  pop.  1,409. 

Pres   Bd.  Bduc  —  Win    Upton. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ  —  M    H    Frederick. 
City  Superintendent  —  C.  A.  Everest.  - 
Principal  High   School  —  A    D    Campbell 
Supv   Mus,  &  Man.  Tr.—  Mrs.  Edythe  Ware- 


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Fremont,  Newaygo  Co.,  pop.  2,009. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  P    A    Jibson 
Sec    Bet    Educ  —  MIIo  A   White. 
City  Superintendent  —  A.  R.  Shigley 
Principal   High   School  —  E    T    Cockrell 
Supv.  Mus    &  Draw  —  Ada  Miller. 

Gaylord,  Otsego  Co.,  pop    1,851, 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  D    H    Hutchms 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  T    Kiamer 
City   Superintendent  —  H     G    Warne 
Principal  High  School  —  Prof    Keyworth 


Gladstone,  Delta  Co.,  pop. 

Pres   Bd    Educ.  —  C.  A.  Clark. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  —  P   B    Hammond. 
City    Superintendent  —  E     J.    Willman 
Principal  High  School  —  M  A.  Wheatley. 
Music  and  Diawing  —  Ella  T    Johnson. 
Commercial  —  Mayme  Haugstofer. 

Grand  Haven,  Ottawa  Co.,  pop.  5,856. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  E    Hofma 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Lora  Biemer 

City    Superintendent  —  Arthur   Dondmeau 

Principal  High  School  —  Arthur  W.  Selden. 

Supv   Mus   &  Draw  —  Florence  Franeoise 

Com  l  and  Stenog'y  —  Ethel  Andrews 

Akeley  Hall  for  Girls,   girls'   boarding.   P 
E  ,    est     1887;    Miss    Susan    Hill    Yerkes, 


Grand  Ledge,  Baton  Co.,  pop.  2,439. 

City  Superintendent  —  Jonas  Sandon 

Grand  Marais,  Algrer  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Principal  High   School  —  Mary  E.  Moloney. 

Grand  Rapids,  Kent  Co.,  pop    112,571. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Henry  E    Crow. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —Herbert  N    Morrill 
City    Superintendent  —  William    A.    Greeson 
Asst    Supt.-~Mrs    Therese  Townsend 
Supv.   Art  —  Charlotte   Calkins 
Music  —  John  W.  Beattie 
Kindergarten  —  Annie  J    Blancharcl 
Phy    Educ  —  Eva  H.  Reynier. 
Wi  itmg  —  Theodosia   Carpenter 
Backward    Children  —  Cordelia   Cresswell 
Recreation—  Charles  H    Mills 
Manual  Training  —  Louis  R    Abbott. 
PUBLIC    HIGH    SCHOOLS'. 
Central  High  School,  Fountain  N    E    nr.  N 

College,   Jesse  B    Davis,  Principal 
Junior  High  School,  Ransom  Ave   N  E.  and 

Lyon,  Claude  F    Switzer,  Principal 
South  High  School,  Hall  St    S    E    and  Jef- 

ferson Av  ,  Paul  C   Stetson,  Principal 
Union  High  School,  Turner  Ave.  N   W.  and 

4th;   Isaac  B    Gilbert,  Principal. 

Beasley  School  of  Orator>  and  Dramatic 
Art;  elo.  and  drama,  co-ed  ,  Mrs  Marie 
Wilson  Beasley,  Prin.,  132  Monroe  St. 

Calvin  College  and  Theological  School;  prep  , 
coll  and  theol  ,  co-ed  ,  Christ  Ref  , 
est  1876,  Rev  Louis  Berkhof,  President 

Eastman  Private  School;  prep  ,  girls';  non- 
sect.;  Mrs  W.  H.  Eastman,  Prin,  110 
Barclay  St 


Grand  Rapids — continued 
Grand  Rapids  Business  Institute;  bus  ,  sten 

and    tel  ;    est     1910,    M     E     Davenport, 

Manager,    101    Lyon    St  ,    A     S     Parish, 

President 
Grand      Rapids       Kindergarten       Training 

School,  kind    training,  women;  est    1891; 

Clara  Wheeler,  Acting  Principal,  23  Foun- 
tain St. 
Grand    Rapids    Veterinary     College;     vet  , 

men,   est.   1897;   H    L    Schuh,    D     V    M, 

President 
McLachlan    Business   University;   bus    and 

sten  .  est    1895:  M.  McLachlan,  Prin 
Powell  School  for  Boys,  military  and  prep  , 

Superintendent 
Valley   City   Commercial    School,    bus     and 

sten.,    co-ed  ,    est     1866,    F     L     Brooks, 

Pres. 
Walbridge    Private    School,    prep  ,    co-ed  , 

Cong  ,    est     1900,    Nelson    H     Walbridge, 

A    M,  Prin,  15  Dunham  St 
Webb    Academy,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    est.    1900, 

William   E    Webb,   Principal 

Grayling:,  Crawford  Co.,  pop.  1,325. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  T    Jerome 
Sec    Bd    Educ — M    A    Bates 
City  Superintendent — A    A    Ellsworth 
Principal   High  School — Grace  Jacobs 
Draw.  &  Pen* ship — Nellie  Magnant 

Greenville,  Montcalm  Co..  pop.  4,045. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — E   W   Ranney. 

Sec    Bd   Educ— Chas.  M    Miller. 

City  Superintendent — Arthur  Ri    Shigley 

Principal  High  School — Mary  E.  Fish 

Supv    Music — Mae  Scarvill. 

Drawing — Alice  Pulder 

Penmanship — Hazel  Vining 

Com'!  and  Stenogr'y — Harry  Myers 

Grosse  Pointe,  Wayne  Co ,  pop.  500. 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  girls*  board- 
ing; est.  1885,  R  C  ,  Madam  A.  Smith, 
Superior. 

Hamtramck,  Wayne  Co ,  pop.  3,559. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Arthur  P.  Schroeder. 

Sec   Bd    Educ — Charles  Fields 

City  Superintendent — E    G.  Van  Deventer. 

Hancock,  Honghton  Co  ,  pop   8,981 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Jacob  Baer 
Sec   Bd    Educ  — John  M   Wagner. 
City  Superintendent — H    D.  Lee. 
Principal  High  School — William  H    Cain 
Supv.  Mus    &  Draw — Harriet  Petry. 
Manual  Training — Archie  P  Kevins. 
Commercial — F.  M   Bedinger. 
Stenography — Ruth  Lagerquist. 

Suomi  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Finnish  Ev 
Luth  ,  Rev  John  K  Nikander,  President 

Harbor  Beach,  Huron  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — W.  L    Rossman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Bela  W   Jenks. 
City  Superintendent — I    F    King. 
Principal  High  School— Edith  J.  Hallock. 
Supv.  Mus.  &  Draw — Mabel  Foutz. 


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Harbor  Springs,  "Emmet  Co.,  pop.  1,672. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — A    L    Deuel. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — L    W    Gardner 
City  Superintendent — H    L    Gibb 
Principal  High   School — W    B    Beadle 
Supv    Music — Elizabeth   Loop. 
Manual  Ttaming — Ethel  Cotterell. 
Physical    Culture — E     A     Pittinger 
Penmanship — Olive  McNeill 

Hart,  Oeeana  Co  ,  pop.  1,775. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Charles  B   Eddy. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — J    D    S.  Hanson. 
Pity  Superintendent — P.  C    Janes. 
Principal  High  School — Arthur  Doudineau. 
Supv   Mus    &  Draw  — Verna  Luthes 

Hartford,  Van  Buren  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    Z     Perry 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — F.   G    Simpson 
City    Superintendent — G     S     Poster. 
Principal  High  School — Sabra  L    Young 
Supv    Music   and   Drawing — Miss   Metz 

Hastings,  Barry  Co.,  pop.  4,383. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — J   C.  Ketcham. 
Sec    Bd   Educ. — Wm.  L    Shulters 
Citv  Superintendent — E    J    Lederle. 
Principal  High  School — "W.  T.  Wallace 
Supv.  Music — Gladys  M    Fetter. 
Manual  Training — A    C    Wilcox 
Penmanship — Irene    C     Estes 
Domestic  Science — Lucile  Hawkins. 
Drawing — Martha  Striker. 
Commercial — Grace  N   Bowman. 
Stenography — Hazel  Mosher. 

Highland  Park,  Wayne  Co,  pop    4,1120. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — E.  H.    Ives. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    S    Conely. 
City  Superintendent— T    J   Knapp. 
Principal  High  School — E    H.  E.  Mumford 
Supv    Music — Edith  Nelson. 
Manual   Training — Beatrice   Webb. 
Domestic  Science — Ethel  Phillips 
Drawing — Katherme   Margah. 
Penmanship   &  Com'l — E.  G    Potter. 
Stenography — Anna  Yorks 

Hillsdale,  Hillsdale  Co.,  pop.  5,001. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— E.  O    Dibble 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Dr    Bion  Whelan. 

City   Superintendent — Samuel  J.   Gier  ' 

Principal   High   School — D    G    Clancy. 

Supv    Music — Rita  Noonan 

Domestic  Science — Gladys  Dibble 

Man    Tr    and  Drawing — Inez  E.  Wisdom 

Hillsdale  College;  Collegiate,  Theology,  Mu- 
sic, Art  and  Business  Departments;  co- 
ed ,  Free  Bapt  ;  est.  1855,  Joseph  W. 
Mauck,  LL.  D.,  Pres. 

Holland,  Ottawa  Co ,  pop.  10,490. 

Pres  Bd  Eduo — Isaac  Marsilje 
Sec  Bd  Educ — Henry  Garlmgs 
City  Superintendent — E.  E.  Fell. 
Principal  High  School — Prof  Drew 

Hope  College;  Collegiate,  Preparatory  and 
Music  Departments,  co-ed ;  Reformed; 
est  1866,  Rev.  Ame  Vennema,  D.  D.t 
Pres. 


Holland— con  tmued 
Western      Theological      Seminary;      theol  , 

Ref  ,  men;  est.  1866,  John  W.  Beardslee, 

Pres. 
Holland  Business  College,    "bus.    and  sten  «, 

est.  1894,  Cornelius  J   Dregman,  Prln. 

Homer,  Calhoun  Co.,  pop.  1,375. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    E    Hunter. 
Sec     Bd     Educ — S    E     Crane 
City   Superintendent — A.  J    Flint 
Principal  High  School — Miss  G   L  Laufman 
Supv.   Music   &  Draw — Miss   Brown. 
Manual    Training — Guy    Thenen. 

Honghton,  Houffhton  Co.,  pop.  5,113* 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J     T     Reeder. 
Sec    Bd    Educ —William  F    Miller 
City  Superintendent — John  A   Doelle. 
Principal  High  School — John  E.  Erlckson. 
Supv.  Music — Cora  Gaskill. 
Manual   Training — Henry  J     Schaefer 
Domestic  Science — Sue  McQueen 
Physical  Cultuie — E    A    Werner 
Drawing — Frances   Crumb 
Penmanship — G    D    Grisset. 
Commercial — T.  N.  DeHaven. 

Michigan  College  of  Mines;  Mining  Engi- 
neering- and  Metallurgy;  men;  state;  est, 
1885,  Fred  Walter  McNair,  D.  Sc.,  Pres. 

Howard  City,  Hontcalm  Co  ,  pop.  1,372. 

Principal  High  School — Marion  Powers. 

Howell,  Livingstone  Co.,  pop.  2,450 

Pres.   Bd    Educ- — L     E     Howlett 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — W     P.    Van  Winkle 
City  Superintendent — E    I*    Abell 
Principal   High    School — Irene   Bigalke. 
Supv    Music  and  Draw. — Mrs    Ruth  Lemen, 

Hudson,  ILenawee  Co.,  pop.  2,307. 
Pres    Bd.  Educ  — W    N.  Derbyshire. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — R.   A    Beach. 
City  Superintendent — Charles  1*.  Poor 
Principal  High  School — D    H   Van  Buskirk. 
Supv    Music — Eleanor  Kelly 
Penmanship — Dora    Hart 
Commercial — Gertrude   Greenwood. 

tmlay  City,  Lapeer  Co.,  pop.  1,208. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — E    Cornell 

Sec     Bd.    Educ — J.    Hallock 

City   Superintendent — E.  E.   Irwin. 

Principal  High   School — Ethel   Taylor 

Ionia,  Ionia  Co.,  pop.  5,030. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    R.  Locke 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ. — Thane  Benedict. 
City  Superintendent — L.  L.  Forsytfce. 
Principal  High   School — Clara   Martiny 
Domestic    Science — Katherme    Wardle. 
Music  &  Drawing — Emma  A    Rice. 
Manual   Training — L.    H.  Dunlap 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y— F.  P.  Snyder. 
Iron  Mountain,  Dickinson  Co.,  pop.  9,216. 
City  Superintendent— Leslie  A    Butler. 
Principal  High  School — T.  O    Chew. 
Supv.  Music — Mrs.  Annette  Page* 
Manual  Training— Stanley  Garltre. 
Domestic  Science — Minna  Baal). 
Commercial— J.  L.  Kauffm.an. 
Drawing? — Mary  Moore. 
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Iron  River,  Iron  Co.,  pop.  1,900. 

City    Superintendent — J     F.    Cavanaugh 
Principal   High   School — A    L    Smith 
Commercial — Albert    W     Diesman 

Ironwood,  Gogebic  Co.,  pop.  12,821. 

Pres    Bd   ESduc — A   G   Hedin 

Sec    Bd    Educ. — George  N   Sleight 

City  Superintendent — Bdmond  T    Duffield 

Principal  High  School — J.  C    Watson. 

Supv.  Music — Ida  Peterson. 

Manual  Training-— E    E   Miller 

Domestic  Science — Cora  Burdick. 

Physical  Culture — Grace  Fisher. 

Drawing1 — Adeline  Dietrich. 

Com'l  and  Stenog'y — W.  W  Woodward. 

Penmanship — -May  C    Leete 

Ishpemin?,  Marquette  Co.,  pop*  12,448. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — John  G.  Walsh. 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ  — Fred  Tonnesen 

City  Superintendent — C    L    Phelps 

Principal  High  School — R   P.  Davis 

Supv   Music — Louise  Stone 

Manual  Training — Homer  P.  Tutzey. 

Domestic  Science — Anna  Schurtz. 

Drawing— Jean  M  Hay. 

Penmanship  and  Com'l — G.  H    Ringle. 

Ishpeming  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  M.  L  Clancy,  Principal 

St  John's  Convent,  girls'  boarding,  R  C., 
Sister  M.  Alexandrine,  Superior 

Ithaca,  Gratlot  Co,  pop.  1,920. 

Principal  High  School — Retta  Peet  Baker 

Jackson,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  31,433. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    M    Spinning 
Sec,  Bd*  Educ — G   W   Scotford. 
City  Superintendent — Edward  O   Marsh. 
Asst.  Superintendent — G.  L    McCulloch 
Principal   High    School — F    It    Bliss 
Supv.  Music — Edith  M    Stone. 
Manual  Training — A,  R.  Mason. 
Physical  Culture — F  J    Stemhilber 
Drawing — Frances  M.  Beck. 

Allan's  Shorthand  School,  James  S  Allen, 
Manager. 

Jackson  Business  University;  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1901,  B  J.  Campbell,  Prin. 

Jonesville,  Hillsdale  Co.,  pop.  1,305. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Freel  Varnum 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — W.  M    Wetmore 
City  Superintendent — R    J    Boynton. 
Principal  High  School — Delia  Hale. 
Supv.  Music — Eva  Proctor. 

Kalamazoo,  Kalamazoo  Co.,  pop.  39,437. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — John  IX  Hollader. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    W    Anderson 
City  Superintendent — Ellis  H    Drake. 
Principal  High  School — E   N.  Worth, 
Supv.  Music — Esther  M.  XJlrich. 
Manual  Training — George  S.  Waite. 
Domestic  Science — Marion  Russell. 
Physical  Culture — Laurence  Taylor. 
Drawing — Beula  M    Wadsworth 
Pen'ship,  Com'l  &  Stenog. — S*  B.  Norcross. 
Kindergarten — B.  Mae  Raymond. 
Primary — Zoe  C   Shaw. 


Kalamazco — continued 

Kalamazoo  Academy  of  Musical  Art,  mus  , 
Frederick  Rogers,  Director 

Kalamazoo    College;    coll  ,     co-ed  ,    Bapt  ; 
est     1833,   Herbert   Lee   Stetson,   Pres 

Le  Fevre  Institute,  prep  ,  R    C  ,  Sisters  of 
St    Joseph 

Lockwood-Stoltz   Art    School,    art;    Guy    H 

Lockwood,  Director 

Michigan    Female    Seminary;    girls'    board- 
ing, Presb  ,  Elsie  Garland  Hobson,  Prin. 
Parson's  Business  College,  bus    and  sten  ; 

W   F.  Parsons,  Pres. 
Western  State  Normal  School,  nor  ,   state, 

co-ed;   est    1904,  Dwight  B    Waldo,   A. 

M,   LL    D,   President 
Wilbur  Home  School  for  the  Feeble  Minded; 

co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est    1884,  C    T    Wilbur, 

M    D ,  Prop    and  Supt. 

Kalkaska,  Kalkaska  Co.,  pop.  1,355. 

Principal  High  School — Nettle  Cole. 

Lake  linden,  Hougrhton  Co ,  pop.  9.347. 

City  Superintendent — Henry  Fisher. 
Principal  High  School — H.  D   Lee. 

Sacred  Heart  School;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,   R    C., 
Rev    Sigismund  Pirron,  Prin. 

Lake  Odessa,  Ionia  Co ,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    S   Lawrence. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    E    Lucas 

Principal   High  School — Leroy  W.    Stewart. 

Principal   High   School — Charlotte   Johnson 

Music  and  Drawing — Ena  Jacka. 

Lakeview,  Montcalm   Co,  pop.  1,1200. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — S.  F.  Kennedy. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Scott  Swarthout. 
City  Superintendent — Fred  A.  Kinney. 
Supv.  Mus    &  Draw. — Mildred  Tribbey. 

Lansing,  Xngham  Co,  pop.  31,229. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Jason  E    Nichols 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Sylvia  L    Hunter 
City  Supenntendent — Ji  W    Sexton 
Principal  High  School— B    F    Brown 
Supv.  Music — 3    W,  Stephens 
Manual    Training — Belle   Morrison. 

Industrial  School  for  Boys;  state  school  for 

delinquents,  est    1857,  J    M    Frost,  Supt 
Lansing      Business      Institute,      bus       and 
sten  ,     est      1897,     Charles     E      Ebersol, 
Manager 

Michigan  School  for  the  Blind;  state,   est 
1881;  Clarence  E.  Holmes,  Supt. 

Lapeer,  Lapeer  Co.,  pop.  3,460. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Vernelia  R    Taylor 
Sec   Bd    Educ  — Arthur  Holland 
City  Supeimtendent — E    E    Irwm 
Principal  High  School — Emma  Laughnane 
Supv.   Music — Marie   Wanzeck 
Manual   Training — Mae  Byerly 
Domestic  Science — Bernice  Beals. 
Commercial — Minnie    McNalley, 

Michigan  Home  for  Feeble-Minded  and  Epi- 
leptic,   state,    H.  A    Haynes,  MD,  Supt. 


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Laurium,  Hougrhton  Co.,  pop.  8,537. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Josoph   Biscomb 
Sec   Bd.  Educ — F   D   Petermann. 
City  Superintendent — Elizabeth  A.  Pope. 
Supv.  Mus.  &  Draw. — Harriet  James. 
Penmanship — Adelia   Mousen 

Sacred  Heart  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  B 
C.;  Rev  S  A  Perron,  O.  P.  M.,  Prra. 

Laurium  Commercial  School;  prep,  and 
bus  ,  co-ed  ,  1899,  A  J.  Hoi  den 

Leslie,  Ingham  Co.,  pop.  1,906. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Gr.  W    Leach. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    J    King 

City  Superintendent — Clarence  Vliet 

Principal  High  School — Florence  Galusha 

Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Verna  Downs 

Lowell,  Kent  Co.,  pop.  1,900. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    G    Look. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    S   Wmegar 
City  Superintendent — A    F    Frazee. 
Principal  High  School — Herbert  J    Sheldon 
Music  and   Drawing — Belle  Chamn 

Lndington,  Mason  Co.,  pop.  9,132. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — M.  B   Danaher. 
Sec   Bd.  Educ — J.  H.  Lyons. 
City  Superintendent — R    H   iMdntosh 
Principal  H   S — Kathryn  M    Sterling:. 
Principal  Co    Normal — Mrs    Lilly  Robinson 
Supv    Music — Ruth  E.  Hulton. 
Manual  Training1 — Bertha  Schenck 
Domestic  Science — Ruth  Brusselbach. 
Physical  Culture — E   T   Cockrell. 
Drawing — Nina  A    Fleming. 
Penmanship  and  Com'l — O   W.  Seipp. 

Ludington  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  ; 
est  1898;  Charles  Rlnehart,  Manager. 

Mancelona,  Antrim  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Mrs.  Lillian  Hoffman. 
Sec   Bd.  Educ.— F.  E.  Hicks. 
City  Superintendent — J   Q.  Roode, 
Principal  High  School — E    Artley  Gee 
Supv.  Mus    &  Draw  — Lela  Titmarsh. 
Manual  Training — Frank  Hoppina 

Manchester,  Washtenaw  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — Dr.  B.  A.  Tracy. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ — Dr   G.  A   Lewis. 
City  Superintendent — C   W   McCalluxn. 
Principal  High  School — Marie  Kirchhofer 
Supv.  Mus.  &  Draw — Miss  Dwyer. 

Manlstee,  Manlstee  Co.,  pop.  12,381. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Joseph  Kirster 
Sec   Bd   Educ  —Mrs   Wllma  White. 
City  Superintendent — Samuel  W.  Baker. 
Principal   High   School — John  M.   Slagh 
Supv    Music— Florence  Pulcher 
Manual  Training — Lewis  L   Torrent. 
Domestic   Science — Helen  Christensen 
Drawings—Pearl  Stewart. 
Penmanship — Olive   "Wills 
'Commercial — Ernest  Auch. 

Manlstee  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten,; 
W.  H.  Martlndlll,  Pre*. 


Manistiqne,  Schoolcraft  Co.,  pop.  4,690. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — Arthur  S   Putnam. 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ — Roy  H   Teeple. 

Citv  Supenntendent — T    W    Clemo  I 

Principal    High    School — L     L     Reichle. 

Supv.  Mus   &  Draw  — Celia  Blomgren. 

Domestic  Science — Mae  E    Mitchell. 

Com'l  and  Stenog*y — Elizabeth  McNabb. 

Manton,  Wexford  Co.,  pop.  1,069. 

Principal  High  School — Susan  A.  Flarer 

Marcellns,  Cass  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    C    Goodes 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    M    Palmer 
City  Superintendent — E     Schotzow 
Principal  High  School — Grace  Templeton 

Marine  City,  St    Clair  Co.,  pop.  3,762. 

Citv    Supenntendent — R     Hazel  ton 
Principal  High  School — W   L  Wallace. 

Marlette,  Sanilac  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W.  J    Baker. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    A    Smith 
City   Superintendent — John   Myron 
Principal  High  School — James  Sanford 
Drawing — Ruth   Allen 

Marquette,  Mar^nette  Co.,  pop.  11,503. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J.  F   Neidhordt. 
Sec    Bd     Educ — James   O'Reilly 
City  Superintendent — A.  R    Watson. 
Principal  High  School — H    D   Hughes. 
Supv.  Music — Norma  Ross 
Manual  Training — H    L    Hallaxn 
Domestic  Science — Mary  E    Ames 
Physical   Training- — E    D    Cushman. 
Drawing — Clara  Williamson. 
Penmanship — Mrs   Elizabeth  Timber-lake 
Commercial — A    L    Grinnell 

Marquette  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten  ,  P  H  Ross,  Prin 

Northern  State  Normal  School;  nor.;  state, 
co-ed  ;  est.  1899;  James  Hamilton  Bar- 
croft  Kaye,  A.  M.,  Pres. 

St  Joseph's  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  R.  C.; 
Mother  Sacred  Heart,  Superior. 

Marshall,  Calhotm  Co.,  pop.  4,361. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S.  K    Church. 

Sec   Bd   Educ — C   E   Gauss 

City  Superintendent — W    E.  Olds 

Principal   High    School — P.   H     Kellet 

Supv.    Music — Flora   Davis 

Manual   Training — C    A.   Spauldlng 

Drawing — Pearl  Palmer 

Mason,  Ingham  Co.,  pop.  1,955. 

Principal  High  School— Mildred  Corbett. 

Mayville,  Tnscola  Co.,  pop    1,100. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ. — Joseph  Bveland. 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ. — Terry  Corliss. 

City  Superintendent— William  Herald. 

Principal  High  School — Norma  Corlett. 

Supv    Music — Hattie  Felto-n        , 

Drawing — Zelpha  Lynch.          « 

Pen' ship  and  Com'l — Wm.  Herald. 

McCaxron,  Chlppewa  Co.,  pop    500. 

Dunbar  School  of  Agriculture;  boarding; 
William  Roeasler,  Principal. 


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Mention,  St.  Joseph  Co ,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W   J    Hickmott 
Sec   Bd    Educ  — William  Clyde 
City  Superintendent — M     Otterbeln 
Principal   High   School — Grace   Olrastead 
Supv    Music — Eunice  Hough 

Menoxnlnee,  Menomlnee  Co  ,  pop.  10,507. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — William  Simpson 
City  Superintendent — John  L    Silvernale 
Principal  High  School — W.  C   Glese. 
Supv    Music — Blolse  Marcy 
Manual  Training — R    D    West 
Domestic   Science — Aurella   Pots 
Domestic  Art — Addle  Waite 
Drawing — Eloise   Marcy 
Physical  Culture — Miss  Harper 
Penmanship — W.  H    Moore 
Commercial- — E    K     Converse 

Menomlnee     County    Agricultural     College. 

state,    co-ed  ,    est     1907,    J.    P     Wojta, 

Supt 
St.  Anne's  School,  prep  ,  R    C  ,  Mother  M 

Collette. 
Twin    City    Commercial    College,    bus     and 

stenogf.,  Edward  P   Bower,  Principal. 

Midland,  Midland  Co.,  pop    2,520. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — E    J    Lee 

Sec   Bd    Educ — E   P   Rice 

City  Superintendent — C    D    Swift 

Principal  High  School — J    B   Mott 

Manual  Training — S    S    Starks 

Milan,  Washtenaw  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Principal  High  School — Beryl  Kefgen. 

Milford,  Oakland  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — P    T    Evans 
Sec.   Bd    Educ — C     B     Loveioy 
City  Superintendent — Dennis  Boyle,  Sr 
Principal  High  School — R    S    Dixon 

Monroe,  Monroe  Co.,  pop.  6,893. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  Hoyt 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Thomas  R    Waters 
City  Superintendent — Edward  E    Gallup 
Principal  High   School — D    S    Spencer 
Supv    Music — Katherme  Nelson. 
Manual  Training — May  Smith 
Domestic   Science — M     Haugh 
Drawing1 — N.   Tlicker 
Commercial — N.  McRoberts 

St.  Mary's  College  and  Academy,  girls' 
boarding;  R.  C.;  est.  1845;  Mother  M 
Mechtildis,  Sister  Superior. 

Montague,  Muskegon  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Prin.  High.  School — Leena  W.   Dickinson 

Moreno!,  Iienawee  Co.,  pop.  1,478 

Principal  High  School—Van   Nettie  Pixley 

Mount  Clemens,  Maoomb  Co.,  pop    7,707. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — Paul  J.  Ullrich. 
Sec    Bd.  Bduc — Edward  A    Heine 
City  Superintendent — Arthur  S   Hudson. 
Principal  High  School — Leo   L   Eddy 
Supv   Music — Lucile  Ross 
Manual  Training — Perry  Miller 
Domestic  Science — Roberta  Collier. 
Drawing — Katherine    Smith. 
Commercial — Carlisle  Hause 


Mount  Pleasant,  Isabella  Co,  pop.  4,484. 

Citv  Superintendent — Georsre  E    Ganiard 
Principal  High  School — J   W   Kelder 

Central    Michigan    Normal     School,    state, 

co-ed  ,    est     1891,    Charles   T    Grawn,    A. 

M,  M    Pd,  Pres 
Mount    Pleasant    Indian    Training    School, 

boarding,    co-ed  .    est     1892,    Robert    A 

Cochran,  Supt 

Munifting,  Alger  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    T    W    Scholter. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    B    Freeman 
City  Supeiintendent — E    Li    Abell 
Principal  High  School — Ethel  C    Lowry 
Supv    Music   &   Drawing — Helen   Meyer 
Com  I  &  Stenography — Ida  Luttrell 

Wyman's  School  of  the  Woods;  forestry; 
men,  est  1911,  Thomas  B  Wyman,  Pres 

Mtwkegon,  Muskegon  Co  ,  pop    24,062. 

Pres    Bd    Edue  — Dr    John  Vander  Loan 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — John   Vanderwerp 
Pity  Superintendent — Shattuck  O    Hartwell 
Principal  High  School — John  A    Crqig 
Supv    Music — Mis    Vera  B    Ellwood 
Hand^oik — Annie  B    Bryant 
Kindergarten — Caroline   Sibley 
Plaj  grounds — Barbara  Bailey 
Drawing — Christine  Pollok 
Penmanship— Lenna  Horick. 

Hackley  Manual  Training  School,  non- 
sect  ,  co-ed  ;  est  1895,  Jos  D.  Bicknell, 
Director 

Muskegon  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  ; 
co-ed  ,  E  C  Bisson,  Prin 

St  Jean  Baptiste  School;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R. 
C  ;  Ursuline  Sisters 

St  Joseph's  German  Catholic  School;  prep  ; 
co-ed  ;  R  C  ;  Sisters  of  St.  Dominic. 

Muskegon  Heights,  Muskegon  Co.,  pop.  1,012. 

Principal   High   School — Lucy  E.   Galloway. 

Nashville,  Barry  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    Marshall 
Sec   Bd   Educ. — H   C.  Glasner. 
City  Superintendent — Chas    Appleton. 
Principal  High  School — A.  D.  "Webb. 
Supv   Music — Leila  Luxmore. 

Nazareth  P.  O ,  Kalamazoo  Co.,  pop.  82. 

Barbour  Hall,  prep  for  small  boys,  branch 
of  Nazareth  Academy,  Sisters  of  St. 
Joseph 

Nazareth  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R    C  ; 

est    1897,  Sister  Mary  Hastings,  Superior. 
Saint  Anthony's  School   for  Feeble  Minded 

Girls;  under  the  direction  of  the  Sisters 

of  St    Joseph. 

Negraunee,  Marquette  Co,  pop.  8,400. 

City  Superintendent — Orr  Schurtz. 
Principal  High  School — Lydia  E.  Steele. 

Newaygro,  Newaygo  Co.,  pop.  1,185. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — George  W.  Fry, 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Henry  D    Woodward. 
City  Superintendent — E,  H    Babcock. 
Principal  High  School — Alice  Swayza 
Drawing — Norene  Littler 


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Newberry,  Luce  Co.,  pop.  1,256. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J   H    Hunter 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Perry  Leighton. 
City  Superintendent — L    P   Koepfgen 
Principal  High  School — O    M    Misenar 
Supv    Music — Irma  Hurlbert. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Nora  McNamara 

Nlles,  Berrien  Co.,  pop.  5,156* 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — W.  W.  Newman. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — D    S    Scoffern 
City  Superintendent — Martin  B.  Travis. 
Principal  High  School — C   H  Mann. 
Supv    Music — Liucile  Holhday 
Manual  Training — L    E    Tryon 
Domestic  Science — Ruth  Brennamen. 
Drawing — Ella  Champion 
Commercial — Ethelyn  Kidder. 

North  Detroit,  Wayne  Co,  pop.  150. 

Deaf  Mute  Institute,  Ev   Luth  ,  co-ed  ;  est 
1871,  Rev.  Wm    Gielow,  A    B,   Director 

Northville,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  1,627. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C.   L     Dubnur 

Sec     Bd     Educ — C    A     Dolph 

City   Superintendent — F.  W    Wheaton 

Principal   High   School — F    P    Bullis 

Supv    Music — Rua   Day. 

Com'l  &  Stenog'y — E    L.  Wills  __ 

Norway,  Dickinson  Co ,  pop.  4,864. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — James  O'Callaghan 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Samuel  Perkins 

City    Superintendent — Chas     J     Borchaidt 

Principal  High  School — P    O    Stone 

Supv    Music — Mildred   Coe. 

Manual   Training — W    O    Dewey 

Penmanship— Mai y  Poore 

Olivet,  Baton  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    S    Leavenworth 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Mrs    L    Towler 
City  Superintendent — Ramond  Lane 
Principal  High   School — Grace  Green 

Olivet  College;  Collegiate  and  Music  De- 
partments, co-ed,  Cong,  est  1859, 
Thomas  F  Kane,  Ph.  D ,  President 

Onaway,  Presque  Isle  Co ,  pop.  9,408. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    F.  Sawtelle 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G    A    Morris 
City  Superintendent — Byron  I*  Odle 
Principal  High  School — C    T    Milner 
Music  and  Drawing — Elsie  Fallette 
Manual  Training — John  Northcott. 
Penmanship — E   A    Kefgen 

Ontonagon,  Ontonagon  Co.,  pop.  1,601. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    F.  Eichen 
Sec   Bd  Educ  — Catherine  Breitenbach 
City  Superintendent — James  K»  Jamison 
Pnn   High  School — Katharine  Macaulay 

Orchard  Lake,  Oakland  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Evangelical  Lutheran  School;  prep  ,  co-ed., 
Lutheran. 

Oscoda,  losco  Co.,  pop.  1,023. 

Principal  High  School— Mary  A.  Pinkham. 


Otsego,  AHegan  Co.,  pop.  2,045. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    S    Lintor. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — G    H    Siple 

Citj   Superintendent — C    R    Johnson 

Principal  High  School — May  E    Adam 

Ovid,  Clinton  Co.,  pop.  1,232. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — C    H    Misner 
Sec    Bd    Educ — P    W    Holland 
City  Superintendent — F    C    Smith 
Principal  High  School — Lorlca  Dean 
Music  and  Dialing — Floience  Oren 

Owosso,  Shiawassee  Co.,  pop.  9,639. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Fred  Welch 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    R    Goodrich 
City  Superintendent — M    W.  Longman. 
Principal  High  School — M.  G.  Jones 
Supv    Music — Alma  De Young 
Manual  Training — Leon  J.  Carr. 
Domestic  Science — Florence  Hayes 
Physical  Culture — H   G   Johnson 
Drawing — Maud  Morrice. 
Penmanship — Blanche  Duvall. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Marjorie  Cleary. 

Oakside  School,  normal,  private;  co-ed 

Oxford,  Oakland  Co.,  pop.  1,323. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — C    L    Randall. 
Sec    Bd.    Educ — M.    G    Dunlap  t 

City  Superintendent — A  D  DeWitt 
Pimcipal  High  School — Nina  Bond 
Supv  Music — Gertrude  Deewatt. 

Paw  Paw,  Tan  Buren  Co.,  pop.  1,747. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr.  T    C   Ferguson. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ. — Thos.  J    Cavanaugh. 
City  Superintendent — A.  H    Robertson. 
Principal  High  School — Mis    Mabel  Baiber. 
Music  &  Di  awing — Estelle  Cavenaugh 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Rena  Crane. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Miss  Belle  Mulr. 

Pentwater,  Oceana  Co,  pop    1,129. 

Pres  Bd.  Educ — E  W  Shober 
Sec  Bd  Educ — F  W  FIncher 
City  Superintendent — R.  C.  Young 

Petoskey,  Emmet  Co.,  pop.  4,778. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — John  Pedden. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    D    Engle 
City  Superintendent — J    "W    Kelder 
Principal   High  School — Lucile  D.  Smith 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Edith  McArthur. 
Drawing — Frances  Pail  thorp  e 
Manual  Training — B    B    Cooley 
Domestic  Science — Augusta  Jahn. 

Petoskey  Normal  and  Business  College;  co- 
ed ;  est   1888:  Edwin  L  Warden,  Prln. 

Plainwell,  Allegan  Co.,  pop.  1,450. 

Principal  High  School — Ruth.  Young. 

Plymouth,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  1,663. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — John  E.  Wilcox. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — Fred  A.  Bogert. 
City  Superintendent — Chas    F   Reebs 
Principal  High  School — Anna  L.  Lappens. 
Supv   Mus.  &  Draw — Beulah  Palmer 
Manual  Training— Zola  Oakes. 
Domestic  Science — Ethel  Conner. 


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Pontiac,  Oakland  Co.,  pop.  14,532. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — S.  E    Beach 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Elmer  R.  Webster. 
City   Superintendent — R    I*.  Jenner. 
Principal  High  School — S    M    Dudley 
Supv    Music — Leah  Lambie. 
Manual   Training — Florence  DeVrles 
Domestic   Science — Eva   Schairer 
Physical  Culture — Gertrude  Beach 
Drawing — Mary  Christian 

Pontiac   Business   College*   bus    and   sten  , 
est    1900,  A.  B.  Burch,  Principal. 

Port  Huron,  St.  Glair  Co.,  pop.  18,863. 

Pres    Bd    Edue — J    L.    Black 
Sec.  Bd    Bduc  — Laren  Elliott 
City  Superintendent — Walter  F.  Lewis 
Principal  High  School — A.  J    Eastern. 
•  Supv    Music — Edna  Fraser 
Domestic  Science — Jean  Ross 
Manual  Training — Mel  via  Myers 
Penmanship — Minnie  Smith 

Portland,  Ionia  Co.,  pop.  1,900. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — J    Bnggs 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    A    Horning 
City    Superintendent — Prof.   Gourley. 
Principal  High  School — Mary  Brown 

Qnincy,  Branch  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd     Educ. — D.  *W.    App. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Dr    Gertrude  Dobson 
Principal  High  School — Naomi  Dietz 
Supv.   Music — L    C.    Moore 
Manual  Training — I*    L    Livermore 
Domestic   Science — Bessie   McLam 
Drawing — Nellie    Larzelere 
Penmanship — Vera  Reynolds 

Beading,  Hillsdale  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    D    Frank. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C    W    Stone 

Principal  High  School — John  A.  Dalrymple 

Principal  High  School — C    C    Oliver 

Music  and  Drawing — Evan  Smith 

Domestic  Science — Came  Mallery, 

Reed  City,  Osceola  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — George  MacDonald 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — P    W.   Pascoe, 
Principal  High  School — Belle  Martin 

Republic,  Marquette  Co.,  pop.  2,800. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — George  MacDonald. 
Sec   Bd.  Educ — P.  W.  Pascoe. 
City  Superintendent — T.  W.  Clexno 
Principal  High  School— Gertrude  Funk. 
Supv.  Music — Jennie  B   Parker. 
Manual  Training — Guy  C.  Gamble. 
Domestic  Science — Esther  Archibald. 

Richmond,  McComb  Co.,  pop.  1,382. 

Prin.  High  School— Miss  M.  A.  Watklns. 

River  Rouge,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  2,474. 

Pres    Bd*  Educ. — A    R    Heuer 

Sec    Bd   Educ — M.  J.  Higglna 

City   Superintendent — Alexander  McDonald. 

Principal  High  School — Lee  Grant 

Supv    Music — Elleanor  Salliotte. 

Drawing—Bertha  Peters. 

Commercial — Nellie  Gregg. 


Rochester,  Oakland  Co ,  pop.  1,618. 

Principal  High  School — Eva  G.  Newell. 

Rockford,  Kent  Co.,  pop*  1,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Arthur  D    Smith 

Sec    Bd    Educ— E.  J.  Muir 

City  Superintendent — H    D   MacNaughton. 

Principal  High  School— Edna  H    Haver. 

S-upv   Mus   &  Draw — Mrs   Wheeler. 

Stenography — Maude  Nason. 

Romeo,  McComb  Co.,  pop.  1,625. 

Principal  High  School — E.  Grace  Palmerlee, 

St.  Charles,  Saginaw  Co.,  pop.  1,550. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    Dale  Downing. 
Sec    Bd    Bduc  — Sarah  J    TefCt 
City   Superintendent — F    W     Trostic 
Pi  in     High    School — Beryl   Koepfgen 

St.  Clair,  St.  Clair  Co.,  pop.  9,664. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Max  Jennings 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Russ    S     Jenks 
City  Superintendent — Philip  M    Keen. 
Principal  High  School — Ida  M    Tallmadge 
Supv     Music — Helen   Holmes 

St.  Ignace,  Mackinac  Co ,  pop.  2,083. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Frank  S    Walker. 
Sec   Bd    Educ — Patrick  W.  Murray. 
City  Superintendent — Arthur  E.  Cross. 
Principal  High  School — Harry  V.  Owen. 

Ursulme  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R.  C.; 
est  1897,  Rev  Mother  M  Augustine,  Su- 
perioress 

St.  Johns,  Clinton  Co.,  pop*  $,768. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    W    Kelley. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— C    A    Putt 
City   Superintendent — Frank  Buck 
Principal  High  School — E    J    Bird 
Supv    Music — Mrs   D    W    Kelley 
Manual  Training — Helen  Barlow. 
Drawing — Mildred  Nelson 

St.  Joseph,  Berrien  Co.,  pop.  5,936. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — G   F   Mulliken 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — George  R    Pixley 
Citv   Superintendent — Ernest  P.    Clarke. 
Principal  High  School — P   H   Kelley. 
Manual   Training — C     D    Jennings. 
Supv.  Mus   &  Draw — Mabel  Carl  ton. 
Com'l  &  Stenog*y — Minerva  Grier. 

St    Louis,  Gratfot  Co.,  pop.  2,503. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A.  R    Wheeler. 
Sec   Bd,  Educ. — T   M*  Vandercook. 
City  Superintendent — C    D.  Dawson. 
Principal  High  School — Carrie  E.   Merrltt 
Supv.  Music — Caroline  Wilcox. 
Man    Tr.  &  Draw — Rena  Reeves 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    George  White. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Elizabeth  Schouse. 

Terington  College,  bus.  and  sten.;  C.  W. 
Yerington,  Pres. 

Saginaw,  Saginsaw  Co.,  pop.  50,510. 

EAST    SIDE 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — G.  F    Oppermann 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — William.  C    Klumpp. 
Superintendent — Eugene  C    Warriner 
Principal  High  School — W   W    Warner, 
Supv   Music— Mrs   Kate  M.  B   Wilson. 


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Saginaw — c  on  tinned 
Manual  Training — H    Hallenbach 
Domestic  Science — Ruby  M    Smith 
Physical  Culture — Franz  Dreier. 
Dra\\ing — Abbie  Pierce 
Penmanship — S     S     Purdy 
Commei  cial — O    M    Swank 
Stenography — Gertrude    O'Brien. 

WEST  SIDE 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Lorenzo  T    Durand 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  A    Khuen 
Supeimtendent — Phihpp   Huber 
Principal  High  School — Morell  B   Baker 
Pun    Hill  Trade  Sch — Gustav  B    Eggert 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Louise  M    Smith. 
Manual   Training — Aithur   Cohoon 
Domestic  Science — Florence  M    "Wells 
Drawing8 — Jennie  M.   Sessions 
Commercial — Beulah   M    Carpenter. 
Kindergarten — Alma   Vogt 

Bliss- Alger    College,    bus     and    sten  ,    est. 

1907,    F     R     Alger,    President 
Michigan    Employment    Institution    for    the 

Blind,  Frank  G,  Putnam,  Superintendent 
St.  Andrew's  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R   C.; 

est    1875,    Sister   M    Anastasia,    Superior. 

Saline,  Washtenaw  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Frank  Rose 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    L    Finch 

City  Superintendent — W  L.  Walling: 

Principal  High  School — Blanche  Crandall. 

Supv   Mus    &  Draw. — Mable  Gass. 

Domestic  Science — Grace  Percy. 

Sandusty,  Sanilac  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Principal  High  School — Agnes  Day. 

Sanlt    Sainte    Marie,    Chlppewa    Co.,    pop. 
12,615. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Mrs   L.  Fleming. 

Sec   Bd.  Educ — J   T   Moore 

City  Superintendent — G    G    Malcolm. 

Principal  High  School — C.  H.  Bryan 

Supv    Music — Hazel  Belt 

Man   Tr    &  Phy.  Cult.— C.  L.  XoyL 

Domestic  Science — Anna  Conway 

Draw    and  Pen'ship — Miss  Isabel  Schell. 

Commercial — J   J    Powels 

Academy  of  the  Ladies  of  the  Loretto, 
girls'  boarding,  R.  C.;  est  1898.  Mother 
M  Blandlna,  Superior. 

St  Mary's  School;  prep  ,  R  C.;  eat.  1898. 
Sister  M.  Maurus,  Sister  Superior. 

Scottvffle,  Mason  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres.   Bd     Educ. — John  Griffin. 
Sec    Bd    Educ.— U    C.  Martin. 
City1  Superintendent — E    W    Kiebler. 
Principal  High  School— J.  P.  Dick 

Sebewalng,  Huron  Co.,  pop.  1,431. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — J    S    Palmer 

Sec    Bd    Educ— J    T.  Hadwln 

City  Superintendent — C    M    Campbell. 

Principal  High  School — Miss  Elva  Cooper. 

Supv    Mus.  &  Draw — Miss  G.  Hollestelle. 

Shelby,  Oceona  Co.,  pop.  1,226. 

Principal  High  School — Laura  N.  Wilson, 


Shepherd,  Isabella  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Frank  Worthington. 
Sec    Bd    Educ.  —  H.  M.  Wetzel. 
City  Superintendent  —  C.  H.  Teague. 
Principal  High   School  —  Eleanor  Purene 
Supv   Mus.  &  Draw.  —  Mabel  Field. 

South  Haven,  Van  Bnren  Co.,  pop.  8,767. 

Pres   Bd    Educ.  —  F    C    Penoyar 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  F    C    Cogshall 
City  Superintendent  —  T   B    Hook 
Principal   High   School  —  D    W.  Doud. 
Music  &  Drawing  —  Ethel  Furschman. 
Manual  Training  —  Charles  Nideole 
Domestic  Science  —  Madge  Laxnoreaux. 
Agriculture  —  Charles  Prey. 

Sparta,   Kent  Co.,   pop.  1,150. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  M    E    Caukm 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  E.  G.  Anderson 
Citv   Superintendent  —  C    E    Balyeat 
Prm     High    School  —  Imogene    Nords 
Music  and  Drawing  —  Adela  Ahn 

Spring  Arbor,  Jackson  Co.,  pop    210. 

Spring  Arbor  Seminary,  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
Free  Math.;  est  1873,  H  S  Stewart, 
Pnn 

Stanton,  Montcalm  Co.,  pop.  1,189. 

Principal    High   School  —  Kathryn  Howland. 

Stnrgis,  St.  Joseph  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  C     Wilhelm 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J    H    Whitmer 
City  Superintendent  —  C   M   Ferner 
Principal   High  School  —  Agnes  Watklns. 
Supv    Music  —  Gertrude  Gilbert. 
Domestic  Science  —  Hubert  A.  Lamley. 
Drawing  —  Gertrude  Gilbert 
l  —  L    E    Miller 


Tawas  City,  losco  Co.,  pop.  1,245. 

Principal  High  School  —  Ethel  McCombs. 

Tecumseh,  Lenawee   Co.,  pop.  2,525. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  —  B    H    Halladay 
Sec    Bd.    Educ—  rC.    F    Patterson 
City  Superintendent  —  W.  L.  Heed. 
Principal   High    School  —  Bernard   Goodrich. 
Supv.  Music  and  Drawing1—  Martha  Caldwell, 

Three  Oaks,  Berrien  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ  —  Charles  Pears 

Sec    Bd.    Educ  —  Charles   Rainton. 

City  Superintendent  —  B.   F.   Eggert. 

Principal  High  School  —  Nine  L.  Ransom 

Supv.  Music  —  Ruth   East 

Man.  Tr.  &  Dona    Sci  —  LycHa  Seldschlag 

Commercial  —  B.   F.   Eggert. 

Three  Rivers,  St.  Joseph  Co.,  pop.  5,072. 

Pres  Bd   Educ.  —  M.  J.  HUBS. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ.  —  B.  El.  Andrews. 
City  Superintendent  —  J.  A.   Wiggers. 
Principal  High  School  —  F    W   Craford. 
Music  and  Drawing  —  Janet  Cauffman. 
Man.  Tr.  and  Pen'ship  —  George  F.  De&ong. 
Domestic   Science  —  Hazel   Furman. 
Commercial—  —Mr.  Hlngle* 


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Traverse     City,     Grand     Traverse     Co.,     pop. 
12.115. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — C     L     Greilick 
Sec     Bd     Educ — W    H     Nafch 
City  Superintendent — Leon  L    Tyler. 
Principal  High  School — George  H.  Curtis. 
Principal    Co     Normal — Theodora   Pottle. 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Mamie  L    Stone 
Manual   Training — Glen   H     Behler 
Domestic    Science — Mary   Faulkner 
Domestic    Art — Georgiaetta   Elmer 
Drawing — Carrie     Harden 
Commercial — J    R.  Lamphear 

Academy  of  Holy  Angels,  girls'  boarding, 
R  C.;  Sister  Mary  Asslssium,  Prin. 

Needham  Business  College;  bus,  sten.  and 
teleg  ,  est  1894,  Blossom  and  McDer- 
mott,  Props 

Trenton,  Wayne   Co.,  pop.  1,201. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — S    T    Hendricks. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — N    A,  Mans. 
City   Superintendent — William  A    Smith. 
Principal  H.  S — Gertrude  C    Wenzell. 
Supv    Music — Hermine  Lorch 
Drawing — Harriet  Dicus 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Zaida  E    Ellis 
Union  City,  Branch  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 
Principal  High  School — Edwin  W.  Steinle. 

Vassar,  Tnscola  Co.,  pop.  2,175. 

Pres.  Bd    Eudc  — George  D    Clarke 

Sec    Bd     Educ — H    B     Clark 

City  Superintendent — J    JS.    Osgerby 

Principal  High  School — L    O    Schwender 

Supv    Music  and  Dra-w  — Eva  Johnson 
Vicksburg,  Kalamazoo  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ  — William  F    Notley 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  Brown 

City  Superintendent — P    H.  Smith 

Principal   High    School — Cora   B.    Cooper. 

Supv.  Mus.  &  Man   Tr. — George  H    Shipxnan. 

Domestic  Science — Hazel  Strong. 

Commercial — P.   H    Smith 
Vulcan,  Dickinson  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  Kelly 

Sec    Bd.  Educ  — T    R    Trudgeon 

City  Superintendent — B    R    Miller 

Principal  High  School — Dean  Davidson 
Walhalla,  Mason   Co.,   pop.   2O 

Chicago     Junior    School     for     Boys;     home 
farm    school,    est.    1914;    V     P.    Randall, 
Principal. 
Watervltet,  Berrlen   Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ— E    N.  Matran. 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ — Mrs    Sophia  Carmody. 

City  Superintendent — -P.  "W.  Emerson. 

Principal  High  School — Lora  D.  Hutchins. 

Agriculture — Sidney  S.   Smith 


Wayne,   Wayne  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John  Fitzgibbon 

Sec    Bd     Educ  — J    C    Cozadd 

City  Supenntendent — R    E    Raycroft 

Prm    High  School — Elizabeth  Stella  agen 

Supv     Music — Hermine    Losch 

West  Branch,  Ogemaw  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Pliny   Sabin 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — William  Yeo 

City  Superintendent — George  B    Crawford 

Principal    High    School — Josephine   Woods. 

Whitehall,  Muskegon  Co.,  pop.  1,557. 

Pres    B<1    Educ  — C    G    Pitkm 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George  Covell 
City  Superintendent — J    D    Sundell 
Principal  High  School — Miss  Smith 

Williamston,  Ingham  Co,  pop.  1,400. 

Principal   High    School — Lulu   M     Jefferson 

Wyandotte,  Wayne  Co,  pop.  8,287. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Edward  George 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    E    Wilson 

City    Superintendent — Hiram   C.   Daley. 

Principal  High   School — Bessie  Hitchings. 

Supv    Music— Ida  Trites 

Manual  Training — Ruth  Lawrence 

Domestic  Science— Alice  McLennan. 

Drawing — Louise  Pett. 

Commercial — Laversia  Rish 

Tale,  St.  Clair  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    F    Fead 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — James   E     Beavis 
City  Superintendent — N    J    Drouyor 
Principal  High  School — Avis  Hopkins 

Ypsilantl,  Washtenaw  Co.,  pop.  6,230. 
Pres    Bd    Educ. — Guy  E    Davis 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    Z     Wilber 
City    Superintendent — William   B     Arbaugh 
Principal    High    School — Stanley    Morris 
Supv    Music — A.  Aurelia  Murphy, 
Manual  Training — D    H    Ohlinger 
Drawing — Bessie  L    Abbott 
Penmanship — Bessie   L    Abbott 
Domestic  Science — Jessie  C.  Swalne 

Michigan    State    Normal    College;    normal; 

state,  co-ed  ,  est.  1849,  Charles  Me  Kenny, 

A.   M  ,  Pres. 
Cleary    Business    College,    bus     and    sten  , 

est.   1891,  P.   R.   Cleary,   Pres 

Zeeland,  Ottawa   Co.,   pop.   1,950. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    G    Heasley 

Sec    Bd    Educ. — B    Neerken. 

City   Superintendent — A    H    Washburn 

Principal    High   School — Isabelle   Rowan 

Music    and    Drawing — Louise    Perry 


MINNESOTA 

Population,  2,075,708     School  census,  316,661.    School  age,  8-16. 

Minnesota  is  the  nineteenth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  2,075,708  inhabitants,  of  whom  99,2  per  cent  are  white.  Of  tMs  number 
262  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  popula- 
tion, tea  years  of  age  and  over,  is  3  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  ninth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

C.  G.  SCHULZ,  Superintendent  of  Education St.  Paul 

P.  C.  TONNING,  Assistant  Superintendent St.  Paul 

G.  M.  CESANDEE,  Second  Assistant St.  Paul 

E  M.  PHILLIPS,  High  School  Inspector St.  Paul 

C.  H.  BARNES,  Assistant  Inspector St.  Paul 

HARRY  E   FLTNN,  Assistant  Inspector. . .         .  St.  Paul 

E.  T.  ORITCHETT;  Director  State  Teacher's  Employment  Bureau Minneapolis 

S   A.  CHALLMAN,  Commissioner  of  School  Buildings         Minneapolis 

R  B.  MCLEAN,  Graded  School  Inspector       St.  Paul 

MABEL  CARNEY,  Supervisor  Teacher  Training  Departments St.  Paul 

C.  C.  SWAIN,  Rural  School  Commissioner       St.  Paul 

ANNIE  E.  SHELLAND,  Eural  School  Supervisor St.  Paul 

MARTHA  WILSON,  Supervisor  of  School  Libraries St.  Paul 

STATE  HIGH  SCHOOL  BOABD 

B.  E.  DENFELD,  Superintendent  of  Schools Duluth 

GEORGE  E  VINCENT,  President  State  University Minneapolis 

ELL  TORRANCE,  President  Normal  School  Board Minneapolis 

GEORGE  F.  HOWARD,  School  of  Agriculture St.  Paul 

C.  G.  SCHULZ,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction St.  Paul 

STATE  EXAMINING  BOARD 

GEORGE  F.  JAMES,  University  of  Minnesota Minneapolis 

H.  C.  HESS,  Superintendent  of  Schools New  Ulm 

P.  C.  TONNING,  Secretary The  Capitol,  St  Paul 


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MINNESOTA  STATE   PUBLIC  LIBRARY  COMMISSION 

HABGARET  EVANS  HUNTINGTOX,  Chairman Northfield 

CLAEA  F.  BALDWIN,  Secretary St.  Paul 

HELEN  J.  STEARNS,  Librarian St.  Paul 

RUTH  A  HAVEN,  Organizer      St.  Paul 

MARTHA  WILSON,  Library  Visitor St.  Paul 

GRATIA  A.  COUNTRYMAN  . .  .Minneapolis      SOLON  J  BUCK    St.  Paul 

GEORGE  E   VINCENT Minneapolis     CL   G.   SCHULZ St.  Paul 


MINNESOTA  TEACHERS'  EEADING  CIECLE  DIEECTOES 

F.  L.  WILLIAMS,  President Watertown 

N.  A.  THORSON,  Secretary Crookston 

G.  C.  SCHULZ St.  Paul     H  E  PAINTER     .  Marshall 

J  B.  ARP Jackson     G.  C   TORGUSON Glenwood 


MINNESOTA  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 


H.  L.  MERRILL,  President 
E.  D.  PENNELL,  Secretary 


.   .     Hwtehinson 
.East  High  School,  Minneapolis 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS   OF  SCHOOLS 


Ccunty  Name  and  Address 

Aitkin  .  .  .Mrs  Rachel  Young,  Aitkin 
Anoka.  ...George  D  Goodrich,  Anoka 

Becker Anna  G.  Rogstad,  Detroit 

Beltrami.  .  ..W.  B.  Stewart,  Bemidji 
Benton.  ..Agnes  K.  Burns,  Sauk  Rapids 
Big  Stone  ...Anna  Swenson,  Ortonville 
Blue  Earth.  W.  H  Detamore,  Mankato 

Brown Robt.  B  Kennedy,  New  TJlm 

Carl  ton  . .  .Nora  A  Nilson,  Moose  Lake 
Carver, .  . .  F  L.  Williams,  Watertown 

Cass R.  F.  Ross,  Walker 

Chippewa. .  Petra  Storaker,  Montevideo 
Chisago  .  E.  J.  Cedarholm,  Center  City 
Clearwater.  .J.  H  Sommervold,  Bagley 

Clay S  O.  Tang,  Moorhead 

Cook.  ..  .W.  J.  Clinch,  Grand  Marais 
Cotton  wood..  .  A.  R.  Iverson,  Windom 
Crow  Wmg..Irma  C.  Hartley,  Brainerd 
Dakota.  . .  John  P.  Karpen,  Hastings 
Dodge  .Alma  B.  Campbell,  MantorvifLe 
Douglas.  .  ..George  Su sens,  Alexandria 
Faribault.  Margaret  Bleri,  Blue  Earth 

Fillmore Oscar  Carlson,  Preston 

Freeborn  . .  .Harold  Dahlen,  Albert  Lea 
Goodhue.  E  B.  Bergquist,  Red  Wing 
Grant.. Blanche  L  Brennm,  Elbow  Lake 

Hennepin      

....H.  I.  Harter,  Mpls.,  Court  House 
Houston Marie  Otterness,  Caledonia 


County  Name  and  Address 

Hubbard..D  R.  Bradford,  Park  Rapids 
Isanti  . .  Mrs  M  B  Hixson,  Cambridge 
Itasca.  .Mrs  E  Whipple,  Grand  Rapids 

Jackson J.   B    Arp,   Jackson 

Kanabec  .  .  Willis  Fairbanks,  Mora 
Kandiyohi.W  D.  Fredenckson,  Willmar 
Kittson  . .  .  Hans  Hanson,  Hallock 

Koochiching 

A  E  Shelland,  International  Falls 
Lac  qui  Parle.  A.  J.  Kittleson,  Madison 
Lake 

Mrs.  Alice  W  Lawrence,  Two  Harbors 

Le  Sueur       

. .  J.  A.  Meagher,  Le  Sueur  Centre 

Lincoln J.  T    Clawson,  Ivanhoe 

Lyon H.  R   Painter,  Marshall 

McLeod  .George  F  Munier,  Hutchinson 
Mahnomen.  James  Sweeney,  Mahnomen 

Marshall David  Johnson,  Warren 

Martin C.  J.  Timms,  Fairmont 

Meeker Anna  Onsdorf,  Litchfield 

Mille  Lacs Guy  Ewing,  Princeton 

Morrison M.  E  Barnes,  Little  Falls 

Mower Mrs   Eunice  Rice,  Austin 

Murray     .  .  Jennie  Holm,   Slay  ton 

Nicollet  .  Albert  Holmstedt,  St  Peter 
Nobles  ..E.  K  Sampson,  Worthington 

Norman Marie  Lovsnes,    Ada 

Olmsted Win.  L  Mercer,  Rochester 


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COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS — Continued 


County  Name  and  Address 

Otter  Tail  . .  L,.  R   Adley,  Fergus  Falls 

Pennmgton       

....  E  A.  Mostue»  Thief  River  Falls 
Pine.  .  .  R.  H  Blankenship,  Pine  City 
Pipestone  .  J  R  Campbell,  Pipestone 

Polk *  N.  A  Thorson,  Crookston 

Pope  . . .     Lena  Otteson,  Glenwood 

Ramsey    

.Geo.  H.  Reif,  St.  Paul,  Court  House 

Red  Lake   

Lou  F.  Greene,  Red  Lake  Falls 

Redwood 

Mrs    Adella  G    Pratt,  Redwood  Falls 
Renville.  .Amalia  M  Bengston,  Renville 

Rice J    H    Lewis,  Faribault 

Rock Edia  A    Headley,  Luverne 

Roseau       Mrs    Bergit  Billberg-,  Roseau 

St.  Louis Noah  Young",  Duluth 

Scott T.  J.  Nicolay,  Shakopee 


Oounty  Name  and  Address 

Sherburne     .  Ada  P  Conger,  Elk  River 

Sibley W    M.   Carver,  Gaylord 

Stearns  .  ...  W.  A.  Boerger,  St.  Cloud 
Steele  .  ..James  A  Mork,  Owatonna 

Stevens Ray  S.  ^Roberts,  Morris 

Swift Tillies   Thomason,  Benson 

Todd VS.  Knutson,  Long  Prairie 

Traverse.  .  Bessie  Caswell,  Wheaton 
Wabasha . .  .  Harry  V.  Fick,  Lake  City 
Wadena.  Maud  R  Kennedy,  Wadena 

Waseca H.  C.  Van  Loh,  Waseca 

Washington.. E.  N.  Swanson,  Stillwater 
Wat  on  wan. .  .Mabel  Madson,  St  James 
Wilfcm  A  S  Gredvig,  Breckenridge 

Winona A   G.  Loom  Is,  Winona 

Wright A.  A.  Zech,  Annandale 

Yellow  Medicine 

Lue  A.  Olds,  Granite  Falls 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Ada,   Norman   Co.,  pop.   1,275. 

City  Superintendent — S   O   Eidem 
Principal  Higrh  School — Mrs   F   Griffin 
Agriculture — R    J    Murray 

Adrian,  Nobles  Co.,  pop.  1,150 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — J.  C    Becker 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Edwin  Brickson. 
City   Superintendent — E     F    Lee 
Principal  High  School — G   W    Haynes 
Supv     Music — Kate    Sinotte 
Manual   Training — G     W.   Haynes 
Agriculture — W    O    Lutz 
Physical   Culture — E    F.   Lee. 
Drawing — Katheryn    Kelleher. 
Penmanship — Dora   Sell. 
Commercial — Mildred  Jones 

Altkin,  Altkln  Co.,  pop.  1,450. 

Pres  Bd   Educ. — George  L.  Williams 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs.   C.    S    Young 
City  Superintendent — R    L   Mason 
Principal  High   School — Fred  Magnus 

Akeley,  Hubbard  Co.,  pop.  1,125. 

Fres.   Bd    Educ — M.   A    Desmond. 

Sec   Bd   Educ — Bert  Rodman 

City    Superintendent — M.    H     Aygarn 

Principal  High  School — Margaret  Thompson 

Manual  Training — J    A    Nelson 

Domestic    Science — Florence    Walrath. 

Commercial — Marie  Garnock. 

Albert  Lea,  Freeborn  Co,  pop   6,192. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — H    C    Carlson 
Sec   Bd.  Educ — Robert  Anderson 
City   Superintendent — C    C    Baker. 
Prtn.  H.   S — H.  June  Streeter 
Supv    Music— Hattie   Smith    Fuller. 
Drawing — Velraa  L    Farmalee 
Penmanship — Francis  E  O'Bryan. 
Agriculture — W    E    Hedgcook, 
Manual  Training — M.  L   Robbina 
Domestic  Science — Saidie  It.  Hall 
Albert  Lea  College;   coll.;   women;   board- 
ing* Presb.;   est    1884,    Gertrude   South- 
wick  Kingsland,  A.  M.,  Dean 


Albert  X.ea — continued 

Luther  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Luth.;   est. 
1888,   Rev.   Jacob  E    Thoen,   B    A ,  Pres. 
National  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten.; 
J.  E    Holman,   Principal 

Alden,  Freeborn  Co.,  pop.  £35. 

Pies    Bd.  Educ — Henry  Ebert 

Sec    Bd    Educ— O    N    Hoel 

City  Superintendent — N.  Frank  Nelson 

Principal  High  School — Ida  M    Harkness 

Drawing — Ruth   Hanson. 

Alexandria,   Douglas    Co.,   pop.   2,800. 

City  Superintendent — F.  M    Yockey. 
Principal  High  School  — Anna  M    Lane 
Agriculture — K     A    Norsen 
Manual  Training — A    M.  Foker. 
Domestic  Science — Esther  Nelson 

Amboy,  Blue  Earth  Co.,  pop.  875. 

City  Superintendent — H_  F   Anderson 
Principal  High   School — Alma  Skoglund 

Annandale,  Wright  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City    Superintendent — W     A     Zlegler 
Principal  High  School — Lucile  Dennstedt. 

Anoka,  Anoka  Co.,  pop.  2,250. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — Frank  Gillis 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Stewart  Gow 
City  Superintendent— Frank  H.  Roos 
Prin.  H    S — Johanna  Hognason 
Supv    Music — Miss   C    Gilbert. 
Manual  Training — E    T   Voigt. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  E    Mellot. 
Agriculture — L.  O    Jacob 
Commercial— -F.    Clemments 

Appleton,  Stvift  Co.,  pop.  1,475. 

Pres.  Bd  Educ  — T   J    McBlligott 
Sec   Bd   Educ. — A    D    Countryman. 
City  Superintendent — P   J.  Butler. 
Prin    H.   S— Nellie  E.   Tompkins. 

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Argyle,  Marshall  Co.,  pop    944. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — David   Dundfs 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    G    Mohne 

City  Superintendent — Hugh  H    Nixon 

Prln    High    School — Bernice  Pemlergast 

Manual  Training — Nils  Njlln 

Domestic  Science — Elsie  Ahle 

Agriculture — A    L    Peterson 

Arlington,  Sibley  Co.,  pop.  1,275. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — T    Streissguth 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    T    Schlegel 
City  Superintendent — K    O    Snortum 
Prm     High    School — Ethel    M     Borden 
Domestic  Science — Ethel  Mancle 

At  water,  Kandiyohl  Co.,  pop.  975 

City   Superintendent — M     H     Gullickson 
Principal  High  School — Genevue  Lo\e 
Agriculture — F    J    E    Persun 

Austin,   Mower  Co.,   pop.   6,960. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F    G    Sasse 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C.  J.  Johnson. 
City   Superintendent — H    £T    Wheeler 
Principal  High  School — Edith  Padden 
Supv    Music — Elizabeth  Munson. 
Agriculture — W     L     French 
Domestic  Science — Mabel  Rasmussen 
Drawing — Hazel   Weedell 
Penmanship— Tanye  Burgess 

Southern  Minnesota  Normal  College,  nor 
and  bus  ,  co-ed  ,  private,  est  1897;  O 
C.  Heilman,  Pres 

Barnesville,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  1,350 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    L    McGrath. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    Aamodt 

City  Superintendent — John  C.  West 

Prin    H.   S— Isador  Neil 

Manual  Training — Iver  Swenson 

Domestic  Science — Edna  Bowers 

Belleplaine,  Scott  Co,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    C.  Irwm 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    L    Johnson 
City  Superintendent — B    F.  Hall 
Principal    High    School — Gladys   Putnam. 

Bemidjt,  Bertram!    Co.,  pop    5,099 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    H    Smith 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    P    Lahr 

City   Superintendent — William   P.   Dyer 

Prln    H    S — Eliza  S.  Loe. 

Supv     Music — Margaret   Nekton 

Dra\\  ing — Mattie    S     Olsen 

Agriculture — B    M    Gile 

Manual  Training — A    D    Bailey 

Domestic  Science — Agnes  Holland 

Bemidji  Business  College,  bus  and  stea  , 
E  M  Sathre,  Principal 

Benson,   Swift   Co.,   pop.   2,000. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — H    J    Rice 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — P.  S.  Gallagher 
City  Superintendent — C    R    Lundburg. 
Principal  High  School — Jessie  Damelson 
Man    Tr   &  Dom    Sci — Erica  Christenson 
Agriculture — A    Z    Arehart 
Manual  Training — C.   G    Winter 
Domestic  Science — Laura  McArthur 


Bird  Island,  Renville  Co,  pop.  1,035. 

Pios    Bd    Educ — H    .Arnsdoif 
Sec    Bd   Educ — A   J    Richardson 
City    Superintendent — J     W     Patterson 
Prm     H     S — Meta  Banse 
Agncultuifc — Ralph    Loomis 

Biuabik,  Saint  Louis  Co  ,  pop.   1,350 

Pres    Bd    Eduo  — -J    F    HiUlebrand 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    R    Chnstensen 
City    Superintendent — J     E     Lunn 
Pimcipal  High  School — E    L    Rude 
Sup\     Music — Giace  Thielke 
Dialing — EUena    Mattsun 
Penmanship — Mane  Lascli 
Manual  Training — F    L    McAleavey 
Domestic    Science — Ruth    Carmichael 

Blooming:  Prairie,  Steel  Co,  pop.  1,175 

Pres    Bd     Educ — A    Solberg 
Sec    Bd    Eclut  — F    H    Moi  ton 
Oitv   Supeimtendent — T    L    Dahl 
Principal  High  School — Eva  Bradford 
Manual  Training — F    C    Schmelz 
Domestic   Science — Beinice   Li    Ciosb} 
Penmanship — Mary    Leehy 
Agnculture — J     G    McCall 

Bine    Earth,   Fairbanlt    Co,   pop.    1,800. 

City   Supeimtendent — Stanley  Adkins 
Prin    H.   S — Amelia  L    Weir 
Agncultme — W    E    Scandiett 

Brainerd,  Crow  Wing-  Co.,  pop.  8,526 

Pres     Bd    Bduc — R,   R    Wise 
Sec    Bd.    Educ  — L    Hohman 
City  Superintendent — W.  C    Cobb. 
Pnneipal  High  School — R    R    Denison 
Supv    Music — Mabel  Harrison 
Manual   Tiaining — J    S    Cairoll 
Domestic  Science — Grace  Morel  and 

Brainerd  Business  College,  bus    and  sten  , 
Lewis    H    Vath,    Pres 

Breckenridge,  Wilkin  Co.,  pop.   1,350. 

City   Supeimtendent — R    A    Hill 
Principal  High  School — E   O    Melby 
Agriculture — L.    S    Stallings 

Brown  Valley,  Traverse  Co.,  pop   1,175. 

City  Superintendent — F    E    Maxson 
Prin.  H    S — Anna  Haig 

Buffalo,    Wright   Co.,   pop.    1,700. 

City  Superintendent — T    E    Lewis 
Principal  High  School — Edith  Kohl 
Supv    Agriculture — V    M     Emmert 
Domestic    Science — Vey   Woolliscraft 

Caledonia,  Houston  Co.,  pop.   1,825. 

City  Superintendent — F    M    Phillips 
Principal  High  School — K   P   B   Reishus 
Agiiculture' — Ned   Smith 

Cambridge,  leant!  Co,  pop.  1,225. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    F    Gillespie 
Sec    Bd    Educ— F   W    Nesbit 
City   Superintendent — John   Thielvoldt 
Principal  High  School — Nettie  Odegard 
Manual    Training — C     O     Nelson. 
Domestic  Science — Adelaide  Paine 


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Canby,   Yellow  Medicine   Co.,   pop.   1,675. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    E    S\*enson 
Sec    Bd     Educ — O!e    Ostensoe 
City    Superintendent — Sidney    Huffman 
Principal   High  School — Ida  Jorstad 
Supv    Music — Marguerite  Rowan 
Manual  Training — H    S    Hatfield 
Domestic   Science — Genevieve  Burgan 
Agricultuie — B    O    Ostrolenk 

Cannon  Falls,  Goodhue  Co ,  pop.  1,875. 

City   Superintendent — R     Geiser 
Principal  High  School — Lucia  M    Hewitt 
Manual    Training — L     H     Lehman 

Cftsa  Lake,  Cass   Co ,  pop.   1,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    D    Boyce. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    J   Hole 
City   Superintendent — E     T     Fitch 
Prtn     H     S — Ella   Anderson 
Supv    Music — May  Christensen 
Manual  Training — E.   Fitch 
Agriculture — W     C     Hicks 
Domestic  Science — Rough  Strand 

Cbaska,  Carver  Co  ,  pop.  1,700. 

City  Superintendent — F    E    Hamlm 
Principal  High  School — Leah  R    Drake 

Chatfleld,  Filraore  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    M    Cooper,   M.  D 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    J    Sutherland 
City  Supeimtendent — E    B    Forney 
Principal  High  School — Delia  Melbourne 
Domestic    Science — Clara    Jacobson 
Agriculture — R    A    Humphrey 

Chisholm,  Saint  Louis  Co ,  pop    7,684* 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr.  E.  H    Nelson. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William  Ritchel 
City  Superintendent — James  P    Vaughan 
Principal  High  School — A    Bess  Clark 
Supv    Music — Lucile  Brandenburg. 
Manual  Training — R,  W   Jackson. 
Domestic    Science — Jane   Crow 
Penmanship — F    M    Allworth 
Physical  Culture — Dr    J.  A.  Rlppert. 
Drawing — Miriam.   Boyer 
Stenography — Lucy  Gorman. 
Pi  imai  y — Lea  the   Wright 
Clarkfield,  Yellow  Medicine  Co.,  pop.  1,025. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — C     S     Orwoll 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  Larson 
City  Superintendent — Herman  N    Bergh 
Principal  High  School — Florence  Swan»on 
Manual  Training — Edward  Flaget 

Cloqnet,  Carlton  Co.,  pop.   7,031. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — S    L    Coy 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — L    F.  Leach. 
City  Superintendent — Peter  Olesen 
Principal  High,  School — Howard  Wilkeni. 
Supv    Music  &  Draw — Lillian  Hanson 
Manual  Tiammg — J   M   Nickelsen 
Domestic   Science — Retta  Bede 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Lillian  Eagleion. 
Agricultuie — G    M    Harner 

Cokato,  Wright  Co.,  pop.  1,450. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    L    Peterson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    B    Carlblum 
City    Superintendent — A     B     Pickard 
Principal  High  School — Minnie  Rasmussen 
Domestic  Science — Marie  Henegren 
Manual  Training — L.  B    Stockwell 
Agriculture— J    I    Swedberg 


College*  Hie,   Stearns  Co.,  pop.  25. 

St  John's  Unnersit>,  coll,  prep,  cozn'l 
and  music  depts  ,  men,  R  C  ,  est  1857, 
Rt  Rev  Peter  Engel,  O  S.  B ,  Pres 

Coleralne,  Itasca  Co ,  pop.  825. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    H    Plummer 
•Sec    Bd    Educ — D    M    Vermiljea. 
City    Superintendent — J     A    Vandyke. 
Principal  High  School — C    D   Donaldson 

Cottonviood,  Lyon  Co.,  pop.  950. 

Cit3*  Supeimtendent — B    A    Beito 
Principal  High  School — Helen  Leetc 

Crookgton,   Polk  Co.,   pop.    7,559 

Pres    Bd     Educ — S    M     Suertson 
Sec     Bd    Educ  — James  M     Hanson 
Cit>   Superintendent — G    H    Sanberg 
Prln    H    S — C    J    Borchardt. 
Supv    Music — Mila  E    Trace 
Manual  Training — O    F    Carpenter 
Domestic  Science — Esther   A    Ferris 
Drawing — Ruth  Sturgeon 
Commercial — Marshall    L     Byrn 

Crookston  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
eat  1895 ;  J  C  Sat  are,  LL  3D ,  Prea. 

Northwest  School  of  Agriculture,  depart- 
ment of  University  of  Minnesota,  co-ed  , 
est  1906,  C  G  Selvig,  M.  A.,  Superin- 
tendent. 

Dassel,  Meeker  Co.,  pop.  1,025. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    C    Peterson 
Sec    Bd     Educ  — Olof   Anderson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A.  W    Schioeder 
Principal  High  School — Frances  Carlson 
Manual    Training — Walter   M.    Lawer. 
Domestic    Science — Ethel    Caldwell 
Commercial — L    P.  Doyle. 
Agriculture — P    O    Johnson 

Dawson,  Lac  qui  Prairie  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Peter  Bergh 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Ed.  Borg-endale 
City  Superintendent — R    H    Towne 
Principal   High  School — George  Holm 
Agriculture — G    M    Householder. 
Manual  Training — Claude  Knott 
Domestic  Science — Julia  Z anger 

Delano,  Wright  Co.,  pop.  1,375. 

Cliy  Superintendent — W    N    Mandevllle. 
Principal   High  School — Laura  Paddock. 

Detroit,  Becker  Co,  pop.   2,500. 

Pres     Bd    Educ — L     C     "Weeks 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    B?  Carman. 
City   Superintendent — John  B    Hagen 
Principal   High   School — Minnie  Hoffman 
Agriculture — C    B    Gurslee. 

Detroit  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1915,  G  M  Langum,  Principal 

Dodffe  Center,  Dodge  Co.,  pop.  1,025* 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    H    Cooper 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E.  E    Abbott 
City  Superintendent — W    H    Pillsbury. 
Principal  High  School — Bda  C    Ehri. 
Supv    Music — Eleanor  B.  Nims. 
Manual   Training — E.   F.   Bennett 
Domestic  Science — Lola  Duryea 
Agriculture — W    E    McComas 


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Duluth,  St.  Louis  Co  ,  pop    78,466. 

Prts     Ed     JC  lut* — F    ink    \     Iire^«t 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Chords  A    Bronson 
<"'t\    "»upfrint**ncl*nt — K    J    Hoke 
X^Mstant   >upt — \V     H     Sthiliinj? 
Prm    Central   H     S — Leonard   Young 
Pnn     Industrial    H     p — T     H     ^chotte 
Sapei  \i8nx    Mi.sic — Ann    Di\<>n 
Manual   Traimrq — Wi'Ii«tm   Xo»es 
Dome«-tu    **cif"ce — AIar\    riosson 
Physical  Culture — Max  E    Alletzhaeusser 
Dra^irt? — Ida  M    Chambers 
Commercial — Fiank   B    Carpy 
St*nr>graph\  — Gertrudf  Burt 
Kindergarten — Alta    Owen 

Central  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  ; 
Barber  &  McPherson,  Props ,  30  B.  Su- 
perior St 

Duluth  Business  University,  bus    and  sten 

est.  1851,  W    C    MeCarter,  President,  118 

Fourth  A\enue 
School    of   Shorthand,    sten  ,    Albert   John- 

stad,   Principal,   315  W    First 
State   Normal    School:    nor  „   state,   co-ed  , 

eat    1895     Eugene  TV    Bohannon,   Ph    D, 

President. 
Villa    Sancta    Scholastica,    girls'    boarding, 

li     C  ,    Mother  Mary   Alexia,    Superioress 

Kenwood  Paik 

Eagle  Bend,  Todd  Co.,  pop.  750. 
City   Superintendent — J    P    Jensen 
Piincipal  High   School — Ella  A    M    Thorpe 

East  Grand  Forks,  Polk  Co.,  pop.  2,225. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — John  Baile\ 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    R    Johnson 
Cits    Superintendent — F    IS    Burton 
Principal  High   School — GUY  Goddard 
Music  &  Drawing — Lao  De  La  Pointe 
Domestic  Science — Jo\ce  Edd\ 
Penmanship — Hugh  B    Hessler 
Agriculture — L    H    Hautei 

Elbow  Lake,  Grant  Co,  pop.   1,100. 

City    Superintendent — H    R     Tonning 
Principal  High  School — Anna  Armstrong. 
Agriculture — L    A    Henke 

Elk  River,  Sherburne  Co.,  pop.  787. 

City   Superintendent — A     R    White 
Principal  High  School — Eleanor  V   Nelson 

Elmore,   Faribanlt   Co.,  pop.   742. 

City  Superintendent — R  E   Scott 
Principal  High  School — Esther  V    Nylin 
Agi {culture — E    B    Hunt 

Ely,    St.   Louis    Co.,   pop.   1,700. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Charles  Trezora. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    E     Miller 
Cfity  Superintendent — H    E    White 
Principal  High  School — W  E  Englund 
Supv.  Music — Lulu  McLeod. 
Manual  Training — H.  A.  Shepard. 
Domestic  Science — Edna  Christopherson, 
Penmanship — Mory  Fitzpatrick. 
Com'l  and  Stenotfy— C.  L.  Mergenthaler. 


Eveleth,  St.  JLonis  Co.,  pop.  7,036. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Gcoige  H    Dormer 

?« c     Bd    Ertuc  — T    M    Stearns 

City    Superintendent — Burton    O     Greening 

Prin     H     S  — V    E    Boardman 

Sup\    Music — Emma  E    Vogel 

Dizuving — ^"iioline  Mox\  ei 

Physical    Training — D    V    West 

Pumary   Giarles — Maitha  Voelker 

Giammai    Grades — Amelia  von  Levern 

Penmanship — Lelia  Gutfleisch 

Normal  Training — Anna  Plapp 

Excelsior,   Heimepin   Co ,  pop    1,110. 

City  Superintendent — O    S   Vail 
Principal  High  School — Mil  died  Goidon 
Supv    Music — Miss  Glendora   DeCamp 
Manual  Training — Harry  L    Gilxnore. 

Fairfax,  Benville  Co.,  pop.   1,150. 

City  Superintendent — O    E    Youngdahl 
Piincipal   High  School — Jennie   S    Erickson 

Fair-mount,  Martin  Co ,  pop.   2,955. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— M    J    Aldrich 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    A    Porter 
Citj    Supenntendent — H    E    Wolfe 
Principal   High    School — H     A     Falk 
Faribault,  Bice  Co.,  pop.  9,001. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — L    D    Haskms 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    M    Pierce 
City    Superintendent — John    Monroe. 
Prin.  H    S — Gerald  W    Kirn 
Supv    Music — Emma  Kuhfeld 
Manual    Training — R     I     Dennis 
Domestic   Science — Giace   Doney 
Drawing — Bermce  Woodruff 
Agriculture — B    A    Cole 
Commercial — C    E    Hostetler 

Bethlehem    Academy,    girls'    boarding;    H. 

C  :    Sister   Superior 
Paribault    Business    and    Normal     College; 

bus     and    nor  ,    co-ed  ,    est     1890,    E.    A. 

Erbland,   Prin. 
Minnesota    School    for    the    Blind,    state; 

James  J    Dowf  Supt. 
Minnesota  School  for  the  Deaf,  state,   eat. 

1894;   James  N    Tate,  Supt 
Minnesota    School    for    the    Feeble    Minded 

and  Colony  for  Epileptics,   state;  co-ed.; 

est.    1879 ,    A     C    Rogers,    M.    D ,    LL.    D , 

Supt 
St    James  School,   school   for  smaller  boys 

in  connection  with  Shattuck  School. 
St     Mary's    Hall,    girls'    boarding;    P.    B  j 

est    1866,   Amy  Lowey,  Principal 
Seabury  Divinity  School,  theol  ,  P   E. ,  men; 

est    1858,  F    F    Kramer,  D    D 
Shattuck  School,   boys'   boarding;   mil.;   P. 

E  ,    est.    1867,    Charles    Newhall,    Head- 
master 

Farmlngton,  Dakota  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 
City  Superintendent — M    C    Hayes 
Principal  High  School — Floy  K  'Hamilton 

Fergus  Falls,  Ottertail  Co.,  pop.  6,887. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ. — A    G.  Anderson. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R.  E    Lincoln. 
City  Superintendent — Joseph  G    Norby. 
Principal  High  School — Clara  C    Heiss 
Manual  Training— H.  E.  Jackson. 


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Fergus  Falls  —  continue  d 
Domestic  Science  —  Molhe  FieT 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y  —  Emma  H    Kvindlog 
Agiicultuie  —  A    J    Lashbiook 

Northwestern  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Luth  , 
est  1900,  Rev  Ca.il  Solomonson,  Prm 

Park  Region  Lutheran  College,  coll  and 
prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Luth  ,  Rev.  D  G.  Ristad, 
Pres 

Fertile,   Polk    Co.,   pop.    1,075. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  A     E     Strom 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J    A    Gregei  son 
City  Superintendent  —  E    M    Hauge 
Principal   High   School  —  Nellie   M     Berg 
Domestic    Science  —  Edna   Balrd 

Fos&ton,   Polk  Co.,  pop.   1,325. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  S    S    Stodwold 
Sec     Bd     Educ  —  L     G.    Hancock 
City  Superintendent  —  L    G    Mustain 
Principal   High    School  —  J     A     Hange 
Supv    Music  —  Florence  Clarke 
Manual  Training  —  Ra-vmond  Smith 
Physical    Culture  —  Ingeborg   Gronvold 
Agi  iculture  —  F    P     Co\v  ing 


Frazee,  Becker  Co  ,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Dr    S     S    Jones. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  L    W    Oberhauser 
City  Superintendent  —  E    B    Bothe 
Principal  High  School  —  Margaret  Walker 
Manual   Training  —  J    H    Hewitt 

Fulda,  Murray  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 
City    Superintendent  —  R     J     Moulton. 
Principal  High  School  —  Dora  Jensen 

Gay  lord,    Sibley    Co.,   pop.    950. 

City   Superintendent  —  C    D    Gray. 
Principal  High   School  —  Mary  Horn 

Gilbert,  St.  Louis  Co,  pop.  1,925. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  F    P    Rutherford 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  H    S.   Sherman 
City   Superintendent  —  C   L    Newberry. 
Puncipal  High  School  —  Russell  Johnston 
Supv    Music  —  Janet  Bunyan 
Manual   Training  —  E    A    Voss 
Domestic    Science  —  Florence    Thome 
Physical  Culture  —  Franknell  Wade 
Drawing  —  Lulu  Van  Patten 
Penmanship  —  Goldye    Bragg 
Commercial  —  Lee  L    Pemberton 
Stenography  —  Anna  M    Galligan 

Glencoe,  MeLeod  Co,    pop.  2,200. 

City  Superintendent  —  C    W    Street 
Prm    H    S  —  Helen  M    Baker. 
Supv    Music  —  Helen  A    Sather 
Manual  Training  —  C    S    Chapman 
Domestic  Science  —  Jane  Murfin 
Penmanship  —  L.  V    Koos. 
Agriculture  —  A    J.  Herbolsheimer 

Glenwood,  Pope  Co.,  pop.  1,718. 

Pres    Bd.    Educ  —  "W    J    Dougherty. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  N    P    Norling 
City  Supeiintendent  —  J    B    Hagen 
Principal  High  School  —  Minnie  Hanson 
Supv    Music  —  Mrs.  W   J.  Dougherty. 
Manual  Training'  —  C    E   Holmgren 
Commercial  —  N    P.   Norling 


Grace*  Hie,  Bigrstone  Co  ,  pop    1,100 

City  Supermttndent  —  Catherine  Casey 
Prin    H    S  —  Elizabeth  Casey. 
Agricultui  e  —  Eail  Wea\  er 

Grand  Meadow,  Mower  Co  ,  pop    700. 

Citj    Supeiintendent  —  G    J    Ostroot 
Principal  High  School  —  Ruth  Van  Kirk 


Grand  Rapids,  Itasca  Co  ,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  C    H.  Dickinson. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J    D    Doran. 

City   Superintendent  —  E     A     Freeman 

Principal  High  School  —  Miss  M   C    Strickler 

Supv    Music  —  Miss  Bessie  Campbell 

Manual  Training  —  John  Klug 

Domestic  Science  —  Grace   Norton. 

Phy    Cult    &  Draw  —  Bessie  Campbell 

Penmanship  —  Royetta  Nauseau 

Stenography  —  Miss  Grace  McGuire 

Agriculture  —  "W    J    Corvi  in 

Granite    Falls,    Yellow    Medicine    Co.,    pop 
1,600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  A    ^    "Winter 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  H    S    Lampman 
Cits-    Superintendent  —  T    B    Mouer 
Principal   High    School  —  C    A    Jessen 
Agi  iculture  —  C    E    Watts 

Halloek,  Kittson  Co  ,  pop.  1,175. 

City    Superintendent  —  Ambrose    Hays 
Principal   High   School  —  Florence  Egan 
Agriculture  —  W     V     Longley. 

Halstad,  Norman   Co.,  pop.  750. 

City    Superintendent  —  C     A     Pederson 
Principal  High  School  —  Mary  Evans. 

Harmony,  Mlmore  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

City  Superintendent  —  G    R    Stiayei 
Principal  High  School  —  Edith  Glascoe 
Agricultui  e  —  P    A    Johnson 

Hastings,  Dakota  Co.,  pop.  3,810. 

Pres    Bd    Educ—  A.  J.  Schaller. 

Sec    Bd.  Educ.  —  A.  G.  Mertz. 

City    Superintendent  —  L.    L.    Sloniger 

Principal  High  School—  L.  J.  Belt. 

Supv.   Music  —  Grace   Donohue 

Manual   Tiaimng  —  P    E.    Stollberg 

Domestic  Science  —  Charlotte  Hagerman. 

Drawing  —  Grace  Donohue 

Normal  —  Mabel    Reid 

Agnculture  —  P     S    Jordan 

Hawley,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

City   Superintendent  —  O.   E.   Smith 
Principal  High   School  —  R    Wollin. 

Hector,  Renville   Co.,  pop.   1,075. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  A.  B    Anderson 
Sec    Bd.   Educ  —  O    A    Allen 
City   Superintendent  —  G.  W.  Wisman 
Principal  High  School  —  Isabelle  Davidson 
Domestic  Science  —  Nina  Berry 
Agriculture  —  O    M    Kiser 
Supv.  Music  —  LeVerne   Cayott. 
Manual  Training—  "W    B    Marshall. 


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Henderson,  Sibley  Co  ,  pop    1,150. 

Pies     Bd    Educ  —  A     L    Poehler 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  H    W    Bosel. 
City   Superintendent  —  L.    J    Holllster 
Principal   High    School  —  Frank   Yukel 
Domestic   Science  —  Helen   Doran 
Agnculture  —  A    C   Brookley 

Herman,   Grant   Co.,  pop.   825. 

City    Superintendent  —  J     W     Fay 
Prin.   H.   S  —  Inez  F.   Norlander 

Heron  Lake,  Jackson  Co,,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  V    Butler 
Sec    Bd     Educ  —  B    B     Sontag. 
City  Superintendent  —  D.  A    Cooley 
Puncipal  High  Schoo1  —  Fannie  Wilson 
Supv     Music  —  Myrtle   Jarmuth 
Manual  Training  —  Frank  Johnson 

Hibbing,  St.  Louis  Co.,  pop    8,832. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  T    J    Godfrey 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  S    L    Holtzlander 

('it*   Supenntendent  —  Claude  C    Alexander 

Prin    H.  S  —  C    C.  Alexander 

Hznckley,  Pine  Co,  pop.  750. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    R    Mullins 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  G    "W    Empey 
City  Superintendent  —  L    H    Pry  or 
Prin    H    S.  —  Harriet  Gemmel 
Agriculture  —  P    P    Banker 

Hopkins,  Hennepin  Co.,  pop.  1,648 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Henry  Moore. 
Sec    Bd    Educ.  —  B    A    Close 
City  Superintendent  —  R    J    Mayo 
Prin.   H    S  —  Mary  C    Goff 
Manual    Training  —  Chester    A     Reed 
Domestic    Science  —  Patience    Knight 

Houston,  Houston  Co,  pop.  1,175. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ  —  C    J    Swenson. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  C    F    Swenson 

City  Superintendent  —  F    O    Flenniken. 

Principal  High   School  —  Carl  J    Markhus 

Supv     Music  —  Alice    Turner 

Domestic  Science  —  Anna  Berg 

Manual  Training  —  P    O    Flenniken 

Howard  Lake,  Wright  Co.,  pop.  975. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Chris  Jolmsen 

Sec     Bd.    Educ  —  John    Zech 

City    Superintendent  —  R     W.    Chalgren 

Principal  High  School  —  Gladvs  Taylor 

Supv     Music  —  Wilhelmina    Rud 

Manual  Training  —  A    B    Anderson 

Agriculture  —  E    H    Granfield 

Hntchlnson,  McLeod  Co.,  pop.  2,489 

Pres   Bd    Educ  —  C   W   Loindsten 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Henry  Braun 
City  Superintendent  —  H    L    Merrill 
Principal   High   School  —  Selma   Melgren 
Agriculture  —  J    P    Sheay 


Jackson,  Jackson  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  W    G    Portmann 
City  Superintendent  —  W    O    Lippitt 
Principal  High  School  —  Bessie  Whittier 
Music   and   Drawing  —  Fern   Foster 

Janesville,  Waseca  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 

City   Superintendent  —  J.   E     Anderson 
Principal   High   School  —  Louise   Boethin 


Jordon,  Scott  Co  ,  pop.  1,311. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — S    TJ     (  a,b\v  ell 
S<ic    Bd    Educ  — P    T    Hunzikei 
fits-   Supeimtondent — C    R    Gi  eaves 
Principal    High    School — Edith    "Woolsey 

Kasota,  LeSneur  Co,  pop.  693. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — C    W    Babcock 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — B    Vetter 
City  Supei  intendent — C    I    Salter 
Principal    High    School — Miss    Wilcox 

Kasson,   Dodge   Co.,   pop.   1,175 

Citj    Supeiintenclent — W    S    Pieice 
Principal  High  School — Daisj    M    Hill 
Aguculture — L    H    Thuen^aehtei 

Kenyon,  Goodhue  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    J    A    Gates 
Sec    Bd     Educ  — J    C    E    Holmen 
Citv  Superintendent — G    O    Biohaugh 
Principal  High  School — Mendus  Vevle 
Supv    Music — Miss  E    M    Davis 
Manual  Training — T    J    Schance 

Kerkhoven,    Swift    Co.,   pop.   875. 

City  Superintendent — F    C    Thompson 
Principal   High   School — Esther   Perry 

Lake  Benton,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop   1,100. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — William   Wakefield 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George   H    Diederick 
Cit\    Superintendent — R     A     Gra\es 
Principal   High   School — Mi&s   Dodd 

Lake  City,  Wabasha  Co,  pop.  2,877. 
Pres.  Bd.  Educ  — J.  E   Phillips. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F.  H.  Kemp. 
City    Superintendent — C     W    Brown 
Principal  High  School — L   V   Matheny 
Supv.  Music — Mabel  Harrison. 
Manual  Training — Roy  Neft 
Domestic  Science — Bessie  Tews. 
Agriculture — E    J     Ti  osper 

Lake  Crystal,  Bine  Earth  Co.,  pop.  1,231. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — Hugh   Norman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Hugh  Pntchard 
City   Superintendent — H    H    Magee 
Principal  High  School — Margaretta  Roth 
Manual  Training — W    H    Elfman 
Domestic    Science — Evelyn   Brown 
Agnculture — L,      E     McMillan 

Lake  Park,  Becker  Co ,  pop.  1,000 

Pres     Bd     Educ — R     W     Smith 

Sec    Bd     Educ — K     Dalager 

City   Superintendent — John   M    Biendal 

Principal   High   School — Ella   Lorentzen 

Manual    Training — F     S     Morse. 

Domestic  Science — Mrs   T.  O   Lovig 

Lakefleld,  Jackson   Co.,   pop.   1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    Thorcson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    J    Haydon 
City  Superintendent — E    T    Walker 
Principal  High  School — W   L    Maulsby. 
Manual   Training — R    B    Coleman 
Domestic   Science — Katheiine   Anderson 
Agriculture — R     A     Brown, 

Lamberton,  Redwood  Co,  pop.   1,300, 

Pres    Bd    Educ — G    A    Koenig 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    H    Enersen 
City  Superintendent— J    N    Childs 
Principal  High  School — M    C    Bergneun. 


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Lanesboro,   Film  ore  Co.,  pop    1,041. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    A    P    Tommer 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H    Leaiy 
City  Superintendent — C    A    Sim  on  da 
Principal   High    School — T     D     Brown 
Manual    Training — T    D     Brown 
Domestic  Science — Mary  Sweeney. 
Agriculture — Emil  O    Rustad 

LeRoy,  Mower  Co ,  pop.  1,035. 

City   Superintendent — Geo    H    Tracy 
Principal  High  School — "Louise  Johnson 
Agi  iculture — W     M     Bewick 

LeSueur,  LeSueur  Co.,  pop.  1,842. 

City   Superintendent — C    W    Van   Cleve 
Prln    H.    S — Vione   Young 
Agi  iculture — J     R     Foster 

LeSueur  Center,  LeSueur  Co ,  pop.  1,175. 

City  Superintendent — H    C.  Poehler. 
Puncipal  High   School — J    Quigley 

Utchfleld,    Meeker   Co.,    pop    2,413 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T     C    Gordon 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — J     T     Mullen 
City  Supenntendent — S    E    Hargis 
Puncipal  High    School — Clarice  Grmdeland. 
Manual  Training — L    A    Stollberg 
Domestic   Science — Jennie    Simmons 
Pen'ship,   Com'l   &    Stenog'y — M     W    Zipoy. 
Agriculture — G.   A    Amidon 

Little  Falls,  Morrison  Co.,  pop.  6,078. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — T    C    Gordon 
Sec     Bd    Educ — L    E     Richard 
City  Superintendent — F    W    Dobbyn 
Principal  High  School — M    W    Zipoy 
Agi  iculture — F    W    Gustafson 
Manual    Training — C    O    Smith 
Domestic  Science — Albia  Richard. 
Commercial — Harriet   Gebhardt 

Little  Falls  Business  College,  bus    and  sten  , 
est    1904,   R    B     Millard,   Principal. 

Long:  Prairie,  Tocld  Co.,  pop.   1,256. 

City  Superintendent — G    Holmquist 
Principal  High  School — Olive  Nordgaard 

Luverae,  Rock  Co.,  pop.   2,272. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — O    E    Ferguson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    W    Bertram 
City  Superintendent — H.  C    Bell. 
Prm.    H     S — Rene   Moiiis 

Lyle,   Mower   Co.,    pop.    850. 

City    Superintendent — O     R     Arrlnsrton 
Principal  High  School — Florence  Williams 
Agricultuie — J    V.  Ellis 

Mdntosh,  Polk  Co.,  pop.  900. 

City  Superintendent — E    E    Hanson 
Puncipal   High   School — Nellie  Allen 
Agriculture — John  Husby 

Mabel,  Filmore  Co,  pop    975. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    C    Erickson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    H    Hammer. 
City    Superintendent — O     D     Billings 
Principal    High    School — C     Parry 
Supv    Music — R    S    Pany 
Madelia,  Watonwan  Co.,  pop.  1,525. 
City  Superintendent — J    C    Straley 
Principal    High    School — Elizabeth    Roberts 
Agriculture — Virgil   Miller 


Madison,  Lac  qul  Parle  Co.,  pop.   1,675. 

Pies    Bd     Educ — H.    T    Sorkness 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    C    Ruud 
City  Superintendent — Jos    G   Norby 
Pirn    High  School — Margaret  McQuilken 
Manual   Training — W     C     Dennis 
Domestic  Science — Ella  Snell. 
Commercial — Clara  Haas 
Agi  iculture — J    S    Jones 

Lutheran  Normal  School,  nor  ,  co-ed  , 
Luth  ,  est  1892,  K.  Lokensgard,  Princi- 
pal 

Mankato,  Blue  Earth  Co.*  pop.  10,365. 

Pre&    Bd    Educ  — L    T    Jefferson 

Sec   Bd   Educ — E    G.  Searing. 

City   Superintendent — Fredenck  J    Sperry 

Principal    High    School — "William    G     Bates 

Music   and  Drawing — Fannie   Pitcher 

Manual  Training — Vernon  A.  Cooper. 

Domestic    Science — Jean  Collins 

Pen    and   Commercial — J.   E     F    Chase 

Agriculture — C    H    Shum\s  ay 

Academy  of  Our  Lady;  girls*  boarding  and 

day,  R    C  ,  Mother  Isidore,  Superior. 
Bethany    College;    girls'    boarding,    Luth  ; 

Rev    W    S.  Georg,  President 
Mankato     Commercial     College:     bus      and 

sten  ,  est    1891;  J.  R.  Brandrup,  Pres 
State    Normal    School,    nor  ;    state;    co-ed  ; 

est.   1868,    Charles   H    Cooper,    Pres 

Mapleton,  Blue  Earth  Co.,  pop   938. 

Pres     Bd    Educ — U     G     Argetsinger 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    J    Bomberger 
City  Superintendent — F    E    Trafzer 
Principal    High    School — Rosetta   Gioethum 

Marshall.   Lyon   Co..   pop.  2.300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    W    Harden 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    W    Sickler 
City   Superintendent — M    P    Forbes 
Puncipal  High   School — Ella  M.  Niles 
Supv    Music — Anne  Yoik 
Manual  Training— P    W    A  berg 
Domestic  Science — Inez  Whitney 


Milaca,  Millelacs  Co.,  pop.   1,319 

Citv  Superintendent — H    A    Garrison 
Principal  High   School — H    H    Maass 
Agi  iculture — W    E    Watson 


Minneapolis,  Hennepin  Co.,  pop.  301,408. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Horace  N    Lelghton 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Lynn  Thompson 
Business  Supt — George  F    Momrath 
City  Superintendent — B    B    Jackson 
Assistant  Supt  — W    F    Webster 
Assistant  Supt — Flora   E    Pope 
Assistant   Supt — Elizabeth   Hall. 
Prin    Central  H    S — John  N    Greer. 
Prm    East  H    S — L    N    McWhorter 
Prln.  North  H    S— Waldo  W.   Hobbs. 
Prln    South  H.  S — Joseph,  Jorgens 
Prm    West  H    S  — R   H    Jordan 


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Minneapolis — continued 
Supv   Music — T    P    Giddmgs 
Manual  Training — J    E    Painter 
Domestic  Art — Miss  Carne  L    Wilkerson 
Domestic   Science — L,illa  P    Fuch 
Director  of  Hjgiene — Di    Charles  H    Keene 
Drawing — Miss  Emma  Roberts 
Penmanship — John   R     Bayley 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Angels,  girls,  R    C  , 

Sister  Rosalia,   Superior,  4th  St    and  7th 

Ave 
American  Business  College,   bus    and  sten  , 

est    1903,  J    J    Hagen,  A    M,   President 

Nicollet   at   Lake 
Augsburg  Seminary,  coll  ,  men,  Luth  ,  est 

1869,   George  Sverdrup,  M    A,  President 
Barry's  Telegraph  Institute,  telegraphy  and 

station  work;   Prof    Berry,   Manager,   842 

Hennepin   Ave 
Blake    School    for    Boys,     day,     non-sect  , 

est.    1907,     Charles    B     Newton,    A     B, 

Director 
Caton  College,   bus    and  sten  ,   Thomas  J 

A    Caton,  Pres 
Curtiss    Business    College;    bus     and    sten.; 

est    1874;  C    L    Button,  Manager,   122  S 

Sixth  St 
De  La  Salle  Institute,  prep  :  boys,   R.   C., 

Rev   Brother  Austin,  Principal,  Grove  and 

Island   Ave  ,   W 
Duke     School    for     Stammerers;     defective 

speech,     W      M      Duke,     Principal,     1800 

Third   Ave,    South 
Graham    Hall;    girls'    boarding;    non-sect  , 

est    19 00 /Elizabeth  Caise,  Principal,  1SOO 

First  Ave,    S' 
Gregg  Shorthand  Business  School;  sten   and 

bus,   E    L.   Jones,  Prin ,   809    Northwest- 
ern Bldg 
Hillman's  Individual  School,  bus.  and  sten  ; 

co-ed       est.     1907,     P     Leland    Hillman, 

Principal,   226    South   Fourth   Street 
Humboldt     College,     bus     and    sten  ,     est 

1895,    J     P     Peterson,    President,    Lake 

St    and   Chicago   Ave 

International  Law  and  Business  Institute; 
J  J  Craig,  President,  1904  Second  Ave, 
South 

Johnson  School  of  Music,  Oratory  and  Dra- 
matic Art,  co-ed  ,  Gustavus  Johnson,  Di- 
rector, 70  S  llth. 

Minneapolis  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten.;  est  1903;  D.  R.  Rugg,  Pres.,  225 
5th  St  S 

Minneapolis  College  of  Law;  evening  school; 
co-ed  ;  19th  and  2d  Ave  S. 

Minneapolis  Kindergarten  Association  Nor- 
mal School ,  nor  kind  ,  non-sect  ,  Stella 
L  Wood,  Director 

Minneapolis  School  of  Art,  Joseph  Breck, 
Director. 

Minneapolis  School  of  Fine  Arts;  art;  co- 
ed.; est  1886,  Robert  Koehler,  Director, 
Hennepin  Ave.  and  10th  St, 

Minneapolis  School  of  Music,  Oratory  and 
Dramatic  Art,  co-ed  ,  est.  1906;  William 
H  Pontius  and  Charles  M  Holt,  Direc- 
tors, 42  Eighth  Street,  South 


Minneapolis — continued 

Minnesota  College,  prep  ,  normal,  commerce, 
expression,  music,  art,  co-ed  ,  Swed 
Luth  ,  est  1904,  Frank  Nelson,  L  H  D, 
Pres ,  Harvard  and  Dela\\  are,  S  E 

Minnesota  Institute  of  Pharmacy,  phar  , 
co-ed  ,  C  W  Drew,  M  D ,  Dean 

Minnesota  School  of  Business,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1877,  Charles  T  Rickard  and 
Grove  A  Gruman,  Principals,  672  First 
Avenue,  North 

Munson  Shordiand  Institute,  bus.  and 
sten  ,  est  18S1,  R  J  Smith,  Principal, 
126  South  Third 

National  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
G  M  Langum,  Principal,  720  S  Fourth 

Northwestern  Bible  and  Missionary  Train- 
ing School,  J  C  Buckbee,  Principal. 

Northwestern  College  of.  Law,  evening 
school,  co-ed  ,  est  1912,  George  E  Young, 
Dean,  Plymouth  Bldg 

Northwestern  Conservatory  of  Musi*,  xnus  ; 
dramatic  art,  est  1885,  Olive  Adele 
Evers,  Pres 

Russian  Orthodox  Theological  Seminary, 
theol  ,  men,  Rev  Leonid  J  Turckevieh, 
Rector,  1701  N  E  Fifth 

St  Margaret's  Academy,  girls'  boarding, 
R  C  ,  Sister  Superior,  Hawthorne  and 
N  13th 

Stanley  College,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect  , 
est  1913,  Miss  Olive  A  Evers,  Presi- 
dent, 2118  Pleasant  Avenue 

The  Office  School;  bus.  and  sten  ;  Ira 
Richaidson,  Prin ,  840  Hennepin. 

University  of  Minnesota,  comprises  the  Col- 
lege of  Science,  Literature  and  Arts,  of 
Engineering  and  Mechanic  Arts,  of  Edu- 
cation, Department  of  Agriculture,  Law 
School,  Medical  School,  College  of  Den- 
tistry, of  Pharmacy,  School  of  Mines, 
of  Analytical  and  Applied  Chemistry,  and 
Graduate  School,  state  univ  ,  co-ed  ,  est. 
1868,  George  Edgar  Vincent,  LLu  D, 
President 

University  of  Minnesota,  College  of  Agricul- 
ture, courses  in  agronomy,  agricultural 
chemistry  and  engineering,  dairy  and  ani- 
mal husbandry,  home  economics,  horti- 
culture, veterinary  science,  experiment 
stations  at  St  Anthony  Park,  Crookston, 
Grand  Rapids,  Morris,  Duluth,  Waseca, 
and  Zumbra  Heights,  Albert  F.  Woods, 
M.  A,  Dean 

University  of  Minnesota,  College  of  Dentis- 
try, co-ed  ,  est  1888,  Alfred  Owre,  Dean, 
University  and  llth  Aves 

University  of  Minnesota,  College  of  Educa* 
turn,  professional  training  courses  for 
teachers,  co-ed  ;  Lotus  P  Coffman,  Ph. 
D ,  Dean. 

University  of  Minnesota,  College  of  Engi- 
neering, courses  in  civil,  mechanical, 
electrical,  and  architectural  engineering 
and  architecture,  co-ed  ,  Francis  Clin- 
ton Shenehon,  C.  E ,  Dean. 


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Minneapolis — continued 

University  of  Minnesota,  College  of  For- 
estry ,  including  forest  experiment  stations 
at  Itasca,  and  Cloquet,  Edward  G  Chey- 
ney,  B  A ,  Director. 

University  of  Minnesota,  College  of  Law; 
co-ed  ,  est  18S8;  William  Reynolds  Vance, 
LL.  D,  Dean,  University  and  llth  Aves 

University  of  Minnesota,  College  of  Phar- 
macy, co-ed  ,  est  1892,  Frederick  J 
Wulling,  LL.  M,  Dean,  3305  2nd  Ave . 
So. 

University  of  Minnesota,  Medical  School, 
reg  ,  co-ed  ,  est.  1888,  Elias  Potter  Lyon, 
M  D,  Dean 

University  of  Minnesota,  School  for  Nurses, 
est  1909,  Louise  M.  Powell,  R  N,  Supt 

University  of  Minnesota,  School  of  Chemis- 
try, offers  four  and  five-year  courses  m 
analytical  and  applied  chemistry,  George 
B  Frankforter,  Ph  D ,  Dean 

University  of  Minnesota,  School  of  Mines, 
offers  three  courses  in  mining  engineering 
and  metallurgy,  William  R.  Appleby, 
M  A,  Dean 

Mhmeota,  Lyon  Co.,  pop.  954. 

City  Superintendent — M  W  Melvm 
Principal  High  School — Mary  G  Rice 
Agriculture — C  B  Olney 

Montevideo,  Chippewa  Co.,  pop.  2,505. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    S    Bacon 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C    A.  Fosnes 

City  Superintendent — J    J    Bohlander 

Supv    Music — Esther   Gran 

Manual    Training — J     F    Jacks 

Domestic  Science — Esthei  Grau 

Penmanship— M    Draper 

Windom  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  Cong  , 
est.  1886,  R.  E  NIchol,  B.  A,  Prin. 

Montgomery,  LeSueur  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    D    McCarthy 
Sec    Bd.   Educ  — J    L.   Dvorak 
City  Superintendent — D    A    Drussendprf. 
Principal  High  School— A   B.  Jardine. 
Domestic   Science — Mary    Prochaska. 
Agriculture — D     C     Dvoracek 

Montlcello,  Wright  Co*,  pop.  873. 

City  Superintendent — C    R    Wilcox 
Principal  High  School — Marietta  Butlei 
Agriculture — A    F   Kiser. 

Moorhead,    Clay  Co.,   pop.   4,794. 
Pres    Bd   Educ — Dr.  O    J.  Hagen. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — O    T    Borgen 
City  Superintendent — Herbert  R.  Edwards 
Prin    H    S  — Kezzie  F.  Porter 
Music   and  Drawing — Meda  M    C'lesterman 
Manual  Training — George  M    Cavtemss 
Domestic  Science — Marguerite  A    Evans. 
Penmanship — Mae  O'Laughlin 

Concordia  College,  coll  ;  co-ed  ;  Luth. ;  eat. 

1891,  Rev    J    A    Aasgaard,  A.  B,  B.  D, 

President, 
State   Normal  School;  nor ;   state;   co-ed ; 

est    1889,  Frank  A.  Weld,  A    M,  Prea- 

dent 


Mora,  Kanabec  Co  ,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  L    E    Conger. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  C   E   Williams 
City  Superintendent  —  Hi    H    Daman. 
Principal  High   School  —  Bertha   Brechet 
Agiicultuie  —  "VT     H     Hamilton 

Morris,    Stevens    Co.,    pop*   2,003. 
City  Superintendent  —  Root.   W.   Davis. 
Prin.    H.    S  —  Etta   Q    Lundstrom 

West  Central  Minnesota  School  of  Agricul- 
ture; state,  agric.;  E.  C.  Higbie,  Supt. 

Morton,  Renville   Co.,  pop.   850* 

City  Superintendent  —  E    E.   Gloege, 
Principal  High  School  —  Grace  O'Neil 

Mountain  Lake,  Cottonwood  Co.,  pop.  1,063. 

City    Superintendent  —  H.    E.    Griebenow 
Principal  High   School  —  Esther  V    Seaman. 
Agr  iculturc  —  R    F    Donnan. 

New  Prague,  LeSneur  Co.,  pop.  1,635. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  E    E    Novak 

Sec     Bd.   Educ  —  John   Joach 

City   Superintendent  —  B.    B.    Erlckson. 

Pimcipal  High   School  —  Anna  Wentz 

Manual  Training  —  Rosaly  Schapler 

New  Bichlanct,  Waseca  Co.,  pop.  1,025. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ.  —  C    B    Johnson. 
Sec    Bd.   Educ  —  J    A    Tyrholm 
City  Superintendent  —  G.  A    McGarvey 
Principal  High  School  —  Marjone  Miller. 
Supv    Music  —  Grace  Charles. 
Manual  Training  —  G.  A.  McGarvey. 
Domestic    Science  —  Eloise    Haney 
Agriculture  —  L    C    Lyness 


New  Him,  Brown  Co,  pop. 
Pres.  Bd   Educ  —  Dr.  Geo    B.  Weiser. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ  —  Ad.  F.  Reim 
City   Superintendent  —  Henry  C.   Hess. 
Prin    H.  S  —  H.   T    Petterson 
Manual   Training  —  William  Ledine. 
Supv    Music  —  Louise   W    Pierce 
Primary  —  Louise  F    Meile 
Normal  —  Jennie    E     Lewis 

Dr.  Martin  Luther  College;  nor.  and  prep.; 
co-ed  ,  est  1884,  Rev.  A.  Ackermann,  A, 
M  ,  President 

North  St.  Paul,  Ramsey  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  John  Schleck. 

Sec.  Bd    Educ  —  J   W    Herrick. 

City  Superintendent  —  J.  P.   Schumacher 

Prin    H.  S  —  Melva  A    Collins 

Northfield,  Rice  Co.,  pop.  $.433. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Dr    W    A    Hunt. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  W    Wilson 
City  Superintendent  —  iM    P    Forbes 
Principal  'High   School  —  Anna  Bernard 
Supv     Music  —  Violet    Moyer 
Drawing  —  Nora  H    MacEwen 
Agriculture  —  Gaylord  Hancock. 

Carleton  College,  coll  ;  co-ed  ;  Cong  ;  eat 
1866,  Donald  John  Cowling,  Ph  D,  Presi- 
dent. 

St  Olaf  College,  coll  ;  co-ed.;  Luth.;  eet. 
1874.  Rev  A.  L  Vigness,  DD,  President. 


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Norwood,  Carver  Co ,  pop.  075. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — August  F    Truwe 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    S    Maj  er 
City   Superintendent — Theodore  Utne 
Principal  High   School — Mildred   Loomis 
Agriculture — A    F    La\\  rence 

Olivia,  Renville  Co.  pop.  1,100. 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — James  Empev 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George  E    Peteison 
City   Superintendent — Arth    N    Gausemel 
Principal   High    School — Ella   Lindeman 
Agncultuie — W    K     Dyer 

Ortonville,  Bigstone   Co ,   pop    1,675. 

City   Superintendent — J    E    Butler 
Principal  High  School — Beatrice  Hale 

Osakls,    Donglas  Co.,  pop.   1,125 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W.   A    Tates 

Sec    Bd    Educ. — J    M    Curtis 

City  Superintendent — E    N    Hamilton 

Prtn    H    S — Eleanor  Quigley 

Manual  Training — H    Bergsland 

Owatonna,  Steele  Co ,  pop.  5,658 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — George  Parrott 

Sec    Bd    Educ — N    C    Zamboni 

City  Superintendent — W    B    Thornburgh 

Prfn    H     S  — John   J     Skinner 

Supv    Music — Miss  Maud  L    Johnson 

Manual  Training — Edwin  Chambers 

Domestic   Science — Miss   Stella    Smith 

Drawing — Helen   Leach. 

Agriculture — W    V     Gousseff 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart;  girls'  board- 
ing, H  C.;  est  1877;  Sister  M.  Euphrasla, 
Superior 

Canfleld  Commercial  School,  bus  and  sten  , 
est.  1897,  W  P  Canfield,  Pres 

Pillsbury  Academy,  prep  .  co-ed  ,  Bapt  , 
est  1877:  Mllo  B  Price,  Ph  D.,  Pres 

State  Public  School;  state  school  for  de- 
pendent children,  co-ed  ;  G  A.  Merrill, 
Supt 

Park  Rapids.  Hnbbard  Co  ,  pop.  1,719. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — P.  A.  Fuller 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — P.  A    Vanderpoel. 
City  Superintendent — Albert  M    Bank 
Principal  High  School — Amy  Berge 
Supv   Mus    &  Draw — Mrs.  Fairbanks. 
Manual  Training — J    "W    Whittmeyer. 
Domestic   Science — Ether  Heeg 
Physical  Culture — Leah  Deutsch. 
Com'l   &   Stenog*y — Mary  Hayes 
Agriculture — A    R    Bntzme 

Faynesvllle,  Steams  Co.,  pop.  1,325. 

City  Superintendent — E    E    Locker  by 
Principal  High  School — Anna  M    Filk 

Pelican   Rapids,  Ottertall   Co.,   pop.  1,700. 

Citv  Superintendent — H    L    Andeison 
Principal  High  School — Anna  "Warren 

Perham.   Ottertail   Co..  pop    1,775. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — M   J   Daly 

Sec    Bd    Educ — M    Goblirscb 

City    Supenntendent — T     B     Miller 

Principal  High  School — Margaret  Dunphy. 

Supv     Music — Helen    Lohmar. 

Manual   Training — H     Koemtzer 


Pine  Cftv.   Pine  Co,  pop.  1,400. 

Pies    Bd     Educ — Robert  Wilcox 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    D    Boyle 
City   Superintendent — W    J    McAdam, 
Prin     H    S — Myra  Soutliworth 
Manual  Training — "W   J   McAdam 
Agriculture — A     C     O  Banion 

Pine  Island    Ooodhne  Co..  pop.  1,125. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — D    C    Sheldon 

Sec    Bd    Educ — L    L     Coinwell 

City  Superintendent — W    H    Cart^  right 

Principal  High  School — Lester  Dickinson 

Supv     Music — Arty s    Schroeder 

Manual    Training — D     W     Davenport 

Domestic    Science — Celia    Maas 

Pi  pest  one,  Pipestone  Co.,  pop.  2,885. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    E    Argetsmger 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    G    L    Whigam 
City  Superintendent — A    C    Tibbetts 
Principal  High  School — Ethel  Aekerman 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — -Clara  Koeneman 
Manual  Training — H    G    Carlson 
Domestic   Science — Janet  Ward 
Drawing — Clara  Koeneman 
Agriculture — A     J    Secor 

Pipestone  Indian  Training  School  Govern- 
m*»nt  school  for  Indians,  est  1892,  Wil- 
lard  S  Campbell,  Supt 

Plainview,  Wabasha  fo .  pop    1,425. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — G    H   Dickmay. 
Sec   Bd    Educ — G   F   Sylvester 
City   Superintendent — Amy  R    "French 
Principal  High  School — C    L    Mikkelsen 
Domestic   Science — Ruth  Iile 

Preston,   THlmore    Co.,   pop.    1,450. 

City  Superintendent — L    C    McCarty 
Principal  High  School — B    H    Miller 

Princeton.  Millelaes  Co ,  pop.  It704. 

Pity    Supenntendent — T     C.    Marshall 
Prin     H.   S — Sophia  Stroeter 

Red  Lake  Tails.  Red  Lake  Co..  pop    1,797. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — >Dr    N    M     Watson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Dr    I    Lemieux 
City  Superintendent — C    H    Workman 
Principal  High  School — S    A    Baksalyar 
Manual  Tiaining — L    Swenson 
Domestic  Science — Minnie  Shrepel 
Agricultui  e — Paul  Carpenter 

Red  Wins:.  Goodhne   Co.,  pop    9,048. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    E    Sheldon 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Andicw  Lindgren 

City    Superintendent — O     W     Herr 

Prin.  H    S — Paul  Th    Husterholz 

Supv    Music — Mae  L    Walker 

Manual  Training1 — D    H.  Goldsmith. 

Domestic  Science — Innagarde  Gutfleisch. 

Drawing — Marion    Kassm? 

Physical  Culture — Catherine  Craddock 

Pen'ship   Com'l  and  Stenog — C   C   Windsor 

Agriculture — L    A    Eeynoldson 

Lutheran  Ladies'  Seminary,  prep  ,  Luth  ; 
girls  H  Allen,  Pres 

Red  Wing  Business  College  bus  and  sten  . 
est  1909,  Frank  W  Kalfahs,  President. 


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Red  Wing: — continued 

Red    Wing    Evangelical     Seminary,    theol 
men     Luth  ,    est    1879,   Rev.   Edward  W 
Schmidt,   Pres 

State  Training  School  for  Boys,  s+ate  In- 
stitution, Charles  O  Merica,  Supt 

Redwood   Falls,  Redwood  Co ,  pop   1,806. 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — Daniel  McLean 
Sec     Bd     Educ — H     M,    Aune 
City   Supeimtendent — D    S    Biainaid 
Principal   High    School — Harold   Jordan 
Supv    Music — Mabel  Wood 
Manual  Training — Glenn   Lukens 
Domestic  Science — Ada  L    Peick 
Agriculture — P     V    Fmlej 

Remille,  Renville  Co,  pop.  1,229. 

City   Superintendent — L     J    Farmer 
Pilncipal  High  School — Emma  J   Frederick 
Agncultuie — Franz  Krause. 

Rochester,  Olmstead  Co.,  pop    7,844. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    H    Wethei  stone 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Ellis  Bratager. 
City  Superintendent — H    A.  Johnson 
Prm    H    S  — Edward  Shuey. 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Maud  Knapp 
Dia-vvmg — Olive   Hanson  J 

Penmanship — Mai  ic  He\  eron 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Lourdes,  girls' 
boarding,  R  C  ,  Mother  Mathilda,  Su- 
perior 

Rochester  Business  and  Normal  College, 
bus  and  nor  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1896,  Martin 
A.  Beatty,  Pres 

Rush  Citv,  Chisago  Co ,  pop    1,200. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Dr    C    A    Anderson 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — E    J    Boyle 
City  Superintendent — N    R    Rmgrdahl 
Pnncipal  High   School — Mabel  Wicker 
Manual  Training — J    I    Layman 
Agriculture — Hariy  Ohn 

Rushford,  Fillmore  Co.,  pop    1,350. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H     M     Smith. 

Sec    Bd   Educ — C    C   Jensen 

City  Superintendent — H     S     Craig 

Principal  High   School — Elsie  Younkman 

Manual  Training — Jens  Jensen. 

Agriculture — Frank   Sandhammer 

St.  Anthony  Park,  Suburb  of  St.  Paul. 

Bethel  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  A  J  Wing- 
blade,  Principal 

College  of  Agriculture,  University  of  Minne- 
sota, state,  co-ed.,  est  1871,  D.  D 
Mayne,  Principal. 

Seminary  of  the  United  Norwegian  Luth- 
eran Church,  theol  ;  men;  Ev  Luth  ,  est 
1885;  Rev.  Prof  Marcus  Olans  Boeck- 
man,  D  D ,  Pres ,  Fhalem  Park. 

St.  Charles,  Winona  Co.,  pop.  1,575. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    H    Rollins 

Sec     Bd     Educ — R     M     Dixon 

City  Superintendent — Arthur  A    Sperling. 

Principal    High    School — Lena    Towne. 

Supv   Music — Gertrude  Wolter. 


St.   Cloud,  Stearns  Co.,   pop.   10,600. 

Pres    Bd    Ertuc -— W.  AV    Smith 
Sec     Bd    Educ  — Julius   Adams 
Citj    Superintendent — C     H     Maxson 
Prm    H    S— Elizabeth   Clark 
Supv    Music — Anna   Rund 
Manual  Training — Elmer  Knutson. 
Domestic  Science — Louise  Breher. 
Physical  Culture — Roy  Gangwlsch. 
Dialing — Miss  M    Johnson 
Penmanship — Ida  Chambers. 

Kennedy  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten  , 
est  1909,  Miss  Annie  M  Kennedy,  Prin 

St  Cloud  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  , 
est  1902,  Lewis  H  Vath,  Prin. 

State  Normal  School,  nor  ;  state,  co-ed  , 
est  1869,  J  C  Brown,  President 

St.  James,  Watonwan  Co.,  pop.  2,320. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — J    K.   Sonnesyn 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  — L    E    Chambard 
City  Superintendent — J    C    Davis. 
Principal  High  School — Ross  N   Young 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Litta  M    Stone 
Manual   Training — Harold   Sverdrup 
Domestic   Science — Leora   Sherer. 
Agricultuie — J    A.  Kiall 

St.  Joseph,  Steams  Co.,  pop.  706. 

St  Benedict's  College  and  Academy;  girls' 
boarding,  R  C  ,  est  1880,  Sister  Domin- 
ica Borgerdmg,  Directress 

St.  Louis  Park,   Hennepin  Co.,  pop.  1,491. 

City  Superintendent — J3    S.  Hatch 
Prin    H.  S — Agnes  Crounse. 
Agriculture — P     R     Little. 

St.  Paul,  Ramsey  Co.,  pop.  214,744. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Albert  Wunderlich 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Karl   F    Dreher 
City  Superintendent — Ernest  C    Hartwell 
Sup\     Music — Elsie  M.   Shawe. 
Manual  Training — Donald  V.  Ferguson. 
Domestic  Science — Esther  Moran 
Physical  Culture — Carl  J.  Herrmann, 
Drawing — Lillian  G   Swan 
Kindergarten — Mary  McClellan. 

PUBLIC    HIGH    SCHOOLS. 

Central  High  School,  Lexington  Boulevard; 
J  E  Mai  shall,  Principal 

Humboldt  High  School,  GofC  Avenue,  Jos- 
eph A  Wauchope 

John  A.  Johnston  High  School,  Walsh 
Ave  ,  John  M  Guise,  Principal. 

Mechanic  Arts  High  School,  Central  Ave  ; 
Dietrich  Lange,  Principal 

Backus'  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect  ,  est  1903,  Mrs  Carrie  Haskins 
Backus,  Principal,  578  Holly  Avenue. 

Baldwin  Seminary,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect; 
Clinton  J  Backus,  Prin.,  114  Mackubin, 

Capitol  City  Commercial  College,  bus.  and 
sten  ,  est  1908;  Malcolm  Emory  Nichols, 
President,  23  East  Sixth  Street. 

College  of  St  Catherine,  coll.  and  prep  ; 
girls'  boarding;  R.  C  ,  est  1905;  Sister 
Frances  Clare,  President,  Cleveland  and 
Randolph. 


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St    Paul — continued 

College  of  St.  Thomas,  coll  and  prep  , 
boj^s*  boarding,  military,  R  C  ,  est  1885, 
Very  Rev  H  Moynihan,  President,  Cor- 
ner Cle\  eland  and  Summit  Ave 

Concordia  College,  boys'  boarding,  Ev 
Luth,  est  1893,  Theodore  Buenger,  Presi- 
dent, St  Anthony  and  Syndicate 

Cretin  High  School,  boys'  boarding,  R.  C  : 
Rev  Bro  B.  Lewis,  Prin. 

Globe  Business  College,  est  1875;  J  O. 
Weaver,  Pres ,  7th  and  St  Peter  Sts 

Hamline  University,  coll,  co-ed,  M  E; 
est.  1854,  Rev  Samuel  Kerfoot,  D.  D. 
Pres 

Loomis  School,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect  . 
Miss  Annie  J  Loomis,  Prin 

Luther  Seminary,  theol  ;  Luth  ;  men.  est 
1884,  Rev  H  Ernst,  D.  D,  President, 
Phalen  Park 

Macalester  College,  coll  ;  music;  co-ed ; 
Presb  ,  est  1885,  T  Morey  Hodgman, 
M.  A,  LL  D,  Pres 

Madison  School,  normal  training;  women; 
est.  1883,  J.  C.  Bryant,  Prin,  10th  & 
Minnesota  Sts 

Pioneer  Business  School,  bus  and  sten  ; 
Mrs.  P.  P.  Roller,  Prin,  329  Ryan  Bldg 

Rasmussen  Practical  Business  School,  bus 
and  sten  ,  est  1900;  Walter  Rasmussen, 
President,  353  Minnesota  Street 

St  Joseph  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  R. 
C  ;  Sister  Hyacinth,  Nelson  and  Western 
Aves. 

St  Mary's  High  School,  prep.;  co-ed  ,  R. 
C  ;  Sister  Victoria,  Prin.,  Cor  9th  and 
Locust. 

St.  Paul  Academy,  boys*  day;  non-sect  , 
est  1900,  John  D  Buggs,  A  B,  Head- 
master, Cor  Dale  and  Portland  Aves 

St  Paul  College  of  Law,  law;  co-ed  ,  est. 
1900,  G  L  Bunn,  Dean,  6th  and  Minne- 
sota 

St  Paul  Institute  of  Art,  co-ed  ,  est  1894, 
Lee  W  Ziegler,  Director,  Auditorium 

St  Paul  Seminary,  men;  R  C  ,  est  1894, 
Very  Rev  Francis  J  Schaefer,  Rector, 
Summit  and  Mississippi  Boulevard. 

School  of  Traction  Engineering,  tech  ,  men; 
est.  1906;  J  L.  Mowry,  Prin. 

Seminary  of  the  United  Norwegian  Luth- 
eran Church;  theol.,  Luth.,  men,  est 
1890,  Rev,  Marcus  O.  Bookman,  D  D, 
President,  St  Anthony  Park. 

Stone's  School  of  Watchmaking;  watch- 
making, jewelry  trades;  men;  est.  1900, 
Herman  A  Stone,  President,  903  Globe 
Bldg 

Visitation  Convent;  girls'  boarding;  R.  C  ; 
Mother  Clementine,  Superior,  Fairmont 
Ave 

St.  Paul  Park,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,173. 

St.  Paul's  College,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  M  E  ; 
est  1889;  Henry  J.  Hoffert,  M.  S.  D  D., 
Pw*. 


St.  Peter,  NIoollet  Co ,  pop.  4,514. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    W    Daniels. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    C    Weibezahn 
City   Superintendent — B    M    Cosgrove 
Prin    H    S  — Emily  D    Brown. 
Domestic     Science — Ruth    Mills 
Manual  Training — J    C    Hulett 
Agricultuie — Chailes   Kelehan 

Gustavus  Adolphus  College,  coll  ,  co-ed  ; 
LuthJ,  est  1862,  Rev  O  J  Johnson, 
President 

Sandstone,  Pine  Co.,  pop    1,589. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — A     S    Dean 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — M    E    Robey 
City  Superintendent — George  V.  Kmney. 
Principal  High   School — Marie  Mahaffey 
Supv   Music — Frances  Lamb. 
Manual  Training — H    M    Church 
Domestic  Science — Catherine   Ober 
Com'l   &  Stenog'y — Marie  Mahaffey 
Agriculture — S    A     Colliver 

Sank  Center,  Stearns  Co.,  pop.  2,463. 

City  Superintendent — Martin  D    Aygarn 
Principal  High  School — A    W    Thomas 
Agriculture — O     E     Gibson 

Sank  Rapids,  Benton  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — J  A  Cedeistiom 
Pimcipal  High  School — Anna  C  Carlson 
Agi  iculture — A  E  Whueside 

Shakopee,  Scott  Co.,  pop    2,069. 

City  Superintendent — F   B   Harnngton 
Pimcipal  High  School — Aloise  Truesdell 
Agriculture — H     L     Boi  st 

Sherbura,  Martin  Co,  pop.  950. 

City  Supenntendent — Arnold  Gloor 
Pimcipal  High  School — Ruth  A    Sheriill 

Slayton,    Murray   Co.,   pop.   1,100. 

City  Superintendent — F    S    Morse 
Pimcipal  High  School — M    Alice  Pearson. 

Sleepy  Eye,  Brown  Co.,  pop.  2,312. 

City  Superintendent — C    E    Camp  ton 
Principal  High   School — Jennie  McMullen 
Agriculture — A    E    Webb 

Smithville,  Si.  Louis  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Finnish  Working  People's  College,  Socialist 
scientific  courses,  co-ed  ,  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1904,  George  Sirola,  Lecturer. 

South  St.  Paul,  Dakota  Co  ,  pop.  4,510. 
Pres   Bd   Educ. — J.  W.  Vant  Hue. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — J   R.  Stevenson. 
City  Superintendent — D   Edward  Hickey 
Principal  High  School — L    C    Higbie. 
Supv    Music — Gyda  Hanson. 
Manual  Training — G.  E.  Hardy. 
Domestic  Science — L    Bernice  Hart. 
Penmanship — Stella  Henderson 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Lulu  March. 
Agriculture— -F    E    McCall 

Spring  Grove,  Houston  Co,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — G    M    Helland 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    A    Honaas 
City  Superintendent — O    K.  Omlle. 
Principal  High  School — Lucille  Weida. 


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Spring:  Valley,   Flllmore  Co,   pop.  1,925. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    G    Washburn 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    E    Shepherd 
City  Superintendent — J    E    Moore 
Principal   High    School — Ciaia   Frazer 
Supv     Music — Mrs     C     M     Allen 
Manual   Training- — Stanley  Mjthabr 
Domestic  Science — Ethel  Urbatch 
Agriculture — C    "W    Hendncks 


Springfield,  Brown  Co ,  pop.  1,548. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — H     Bendixen 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    G    Anderson 
City  Superintendent — J.  S    Bunell 
Principal  High  School — Janette  M   Bender 
Manual  Tiaming — P    M    Spink 
Domestic  Science — Anna  Beyer 

Staples,  Todd  Co.,   pop.  1,650. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Frederick  Ahlbrecht 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    H     Knickerbocker 
City  Superintendent — W    G    Bolcom 
Principal  High  School — Kate  E    Phillips 
Manual    Training — John    G     Hallberg 
Domestic  Science — Mary  A    Searle. 

Stephen,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F    C    Woods 
Sec    Bd    Educ — P    A    McClernan 
City  Superintendent — Frank   H     KOOB 
Principal  High  School — A    Hunton 
Manual   Training — J    E    Service. 
Domestic   Science — Louise  Lindsley. 
Agriculture — L     H     Fudge 

Stewartville,  Olmstead  Co.,  pop.   1,025. 

City  Superintendent — G    H    Booth 
Prin     H.    S. — Dora   McGuigan. 
Agriculture — G     S     Ellis 

Stillwater,  Washington  Co.,  pop.   10,198. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    Q    Mackintosh 

Sec   Bd   Educ  — Andrew  J  Holm. 

City  Superintendent — J.  C    Davies 

Prin.   H.   S —Charles  Hellberg 

Supv.  Music — Verna  Lean. 

Manual  Training— Paul  Dietrlckson. 

Domestic  Science — Hazel  Riess 

Physical  Culture — Margaret  Hoppln. 

Drawing — Katherine  Parker. 

Penmanship — Nellie    Pixley 

Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Mary  Goudberg. 

Bassmussen  Practical  Business  College; 
bus.  and  sten  ,  eat  1900,  Julius  RasmuB- 
sen,  Pres 

Thief  River  Falls,  Pennington  Co.,  pop.  3,125. 

City  Superintendent — J    H.  Hay. 
Frln.    H    S. — Miss  S    Grlndeland, 

Commercial  Normal  School,  est  1909;  O. 
A.  Naplin,  B  A,  Prin 

Tracy,  "Lyon  Co.,  pop.  8,015. 

Cltv   Superintendent — Lee  Swift 
Principal  High  School — Gertrude  Carver. 
Agriculture— W    F    Stewart. 

Two  Harbors,  Lake  Co.,  pop.  4,408. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    Halliday 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    B    Woodward. 

City   Superintendent — C    E    Crampton. 


Two  Harbors — continued 
Pnncipal  High  School — Eizabeth  Sleichen 
Music  and  Drawing — Mila  Trace 
Domestic  Science — Mary  Colu-ell 
Manual   Training — C    P    Wegner 
Agriculture — A    A    McPheeteis 

Tyler,  Lincoln  Co ,  pop.  1,050 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — T    T    Gronlund 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — S    P    Sondergaard 
City    Superintendent — A     W     Schroeder 
Principal  High  School — L    P    Mejer. 
Domestic    Science — Alberta    Curtis 

Virginia,  St.  Louis  Co.,  pop.  10,473. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W.  H    Eaton 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    J    McGhee 
City  Superintendent— Pitt  P   Colgrove 
Principal  High  School— K   K   Tibbetts 
Supv    Music — Maude  Lillie 
Drawing — Grace  Hansen 
Primary — Eva   E    Sorenson 
Penmanship — Bma  V    Prusha 

Wabasha,  Wabasha  Co.,  pop    1,900. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — R    B    Jones 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ — J    "W    Murdock 
City  Superintendent — L.  W.  Fowle. 
Prin    H    S. — Martha  Hazzard 
Supv    Music — Kadelia  Javne 
Manual   Training — A    R    Tiffam 
Domestic  Science — JLeola  Cunningham. 

Wadena,  Wadena  Co ,  pop.   1,975. 

City  Superintendent — L.  P    Bunker 
Principal  High  School— Ruth  H    Hill 

Wadena  Business  College,    bus    and  sten  • 
est    1915,  G    M    Langum,  Principal 

Walker,  Cass  Co.,  pop.  700. 

City   Superintendent— Warren    H.   Allen 
Principal  High   School— Grace   E    Goners 
Agriculture— F.   G    Allison 

Warren,   Marshall  Co.,  pop.   1,640. 

City  Superintendent — B    M    Mitchell 
Pnncipal  High  School — M    Lucia  Stitt. 

North    Star   College,    prep.,    co-ed  ,    Swed. 
Ev  ,    O    E    Abrahamson,   President. 

Waseca,  Waseca  County,  pop.  2,838. 
Pres   Bd   Educ. — H.  Habein. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ. — C.  H.  Bailer. 
City  Superintendent — M    L.    Jacobson. 
Prin    H.    S  — Mrs    T    B    Hartley. 
Supv  Mus.  &  Draw  — Bonnie  McLaughlin. 
Domestic    Science — Helen    Crary 
Agriculture — A.  J    Olson 

Waterville,    LeSuenr   Co.,   pop.    1,475. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    H    Birch 
Sec   Bd   Educ — George  C    Green 
City  Superintendent — P   T.  Wolverton. 
Principal  High   School — Edna  C    Spooner. 
Domestic   Science — Goldie   McLaird 

Welcome,  Martin  Co.,  pop.  600. 

City  Superintendent— B    A.  Buahee. 
Principal  High  School — Elsie  Batungartner. 


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Wells,   Farihault    Co,   pop     1,814 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — S    A    Anderson 

Sec    Bd    Educ — B     O    Oren 

City    Superintendent — Chas     E     Young 

Prin    H     S  — Fanny   Bradford 

Manual    Training: — Mr     Erickson 

Domestic    Science — Frances   J     Houghtaling 

Agriculture — Glen   Hegnauer 

Parson's     Business     University,     bus      and 
sten  ;  A.   C    Parsons,  Pres 

West  Concord,  Dodge  Co.,  pop.   975. 

City    Superintendent — M     G-aidmg 
Principal    High     School — Claia    Berdan 
Agnculturc — L     Uptograflt 

Wefet  St    Paul,  Dakota  Co  ,  pop    2,660. 

City  Superintendent — J    W    Khnker 

Wheaton,  Traverse  Co  ,  pop    1,500 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F    W    Murphy 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G    P    Erickson 
City  Superintendent — John  E    Palmer 
Principal    High    School — Louise    Iimen 

White  Bear  Lake,  Ramsey  Co  ,  pop.  1,725 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    E    Davies 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    A    Milner 

City  Superintendent — F    F.  Farrar 

Principal   High   School — F    F    Farrar 

Willmar,  Kandlyohi  Co.,  pop    4,040 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — V    E    Lawson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    O    Forsbery 
City  Superintendent — G    A.   Foster. 
Prin     H     S — Josephine    Jenness 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Blanche  Coleman 
Manual  Training — L    32    McEnroe 
Domestic   Science — Helen  E    Haugh 
Agriculture — C.   E    Wentsel 

Willmar  Seminary ,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Ev  Luth  , 
est.   18SS,   A.    C    Pedersen,   Prin 

Windom,  Cottwood  Co.,  pop.  1,884. 

Pies     Bd     Educ.— D     U     Weld 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George  LeTourneau 
City  Superintendent — E    T    Chestnut 
Prin    H    S — Anna  Bernard 
Supv.    Music — Emily    Maloney 
Manual  Training — Paul   R    Corner 
Domestic    Science — Florence    Crittenden 
Agriculture — A     G.    McCormick 


Winnebagro,  Faribault   Co ,  pop.   1,558 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — C     W     Headley 
Sec     Bd     Educ — W    A     Streater 
City    Superintendent — L     S     Graves 
Prm     H     S — Ella   Kneller 
Manual  Training — A     O    Olson 
Domestic   Science — Agnes  Cheadle 
Agriculture — M    T    Lewis 

Parker  College;  prep  ,  manual  training;  do- 
mestic science,  commercial  and  music; 
M  E  ,  est  1889,  Rev  J"  D  McCormick, 
A  M  ,  President 

Winona.  Winona  Co  ,  pop.  18,583. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    T     Olson 
Sec     Bd    Educ  — Paul  Jasmer 
City  Superintendent — J   V   Voorhees. 
Principal  High   School — Webster  Davis. 
Supv.  Music — Alona  Hungerford. 
Manual   Training — O    J     Rowan 
Domestic  Science — Olive  Keyes. 
Drawing — Ella   Be\erstedt 
Penmanship — Jennie  Willis. 

College  of  St    Teresa;  coll  ;  girls'  boarding, 

H  C.,  est.  1894,  Sister  M.  Leo,  Directress 
Winona  State  Normal  School,  nor  ,  state, 

co-ed  ,  est  1860,  Guy  E  Maxwell,  Pres 
Winona  Business  College,  bus,  sten  and 

civil    service,    est     1905,    C     F     Koehler, 

President 

Winthrop,   Sibley   Co.,   pop.    1,350 

City  Superintendent — O    E    A    Ovein 
Principal  High   School — Agnes  Sander 
Agriculture — B     S     Olson 

Worthington,  Nobles  Co.,  pop.  2,276. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — William  Madison 
Sec     Bd     Educ — William   Fagerstrom 
City  Superintendent — C    A    Patchm 
Principal    High    School — Prof     Lewis 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Marguerite  Goheen 
Manual  Training — E    R    Bender 
Domestic    Science — Nina   feandman 
Agriculture — F     Hillman 

Zumbrota,  Goodhue  Co  ,  pop.  1,600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    H    Baskefleld 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — N     T     Wedge 
City  Superintendent — R    D    McCarthy 
Prin    High  School — Mrs    Alice  Drechsler 
Supv    Music — Eleanor  Pfeiffer. 
Manual    Training — Gilbert    Johnson 


MISSISSIPPI 

Population,  1,797,114.     School  census,  712,044.     School  age,  5-21. 

Mississippi  is  the  twenty-first  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  1,797,114  inhabitants,  of  whom  43.7  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  num- 
ber .5  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  popula- 
tion, ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  22.4  per  cent ,  the  state  ranking  forty-sixth  in  this 
respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPEKINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

W    F    BOND,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  .  .    .  Jackson 

W.  N.  TAYLOR,  Assistant  State  Superintendent  .  Jackson 

J    T    CALHOUN,  State  Supervisor  of  Rural  Schools         .  ....   Jackson 

J   C.  FANT,  State  High  School  Inspector       .  ....          University 

J   R    ELLIS,  State  Supervisor  of  Negro  Schools  .  .  ....  Jackson 

STATE  BOAED   OF   EDUCATION 

W  H  SMITH,  President,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Education.      .  .Jackson 

Boss  A.  COLLINS,  Attorney  General Jackson 

J.  W.  POWER,  Secretary  of  State Jackson 

J.  C.  FANT,  State  High  School  Inspector University 

J.  T.  CALHOUN,  State  Supervisor  of  Bural  Schools Jackson 

Miss  SUSIE  V.  POWELL,  State  Supervisor  of  School  Improvement Jackson 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and 

Adams     .      .M   C.  Montgomery,  Natchez 

Alcorn W    A.  McCord,  Corinth 

Amite   .  J    N    Steele,  Liberty 

Attala W   A   Hull,  Kosciusko 

Ben  ton W.  T   Renick,  Ashland 

Bolivar     .      .AC   Pearman,  Cleveland 

Calhoun J.  O.  Rich*  PIttsboro 

Carroll        C.  A.  Neal,  Carrollton 

Chickasaw         George  D.  Riley,  Okolona 

Choc-taw       Sam'l  C   Ray,  Ackerman 

Claiborne T   V.  Rush,  Port  Gibson 

Clarke.  ..    -    .JR.  Brock,  Quitman 

Clay  .      .     Paul  Townsend,  West  Point 

Coahoma J.  M.  Brooks,  Clarksdale 

Copiah A.  A.  McAlpin,  Hazlehurst 

Coving-ton.  .  .  Bura  Hilburn,  Collins 
DeSoto...  .R.  E.  L.  Morgan,  Hernando 
Forest R.  J.  Currle,  Hattiesburg 


County  Name  and  Address 

Franklin.    .   W.  Lr    Foreman,  Meadville 

George W   A   Avera,  Lucedale 

Greene   .      .   Joseph  Walley,  Leakesville 

Grenada Virgin  XL  James,  Grenada 

Hancock John  Craft,  Bay  St.  Louis 

Harrison J.  J    Dawsey,  Gulf  port 

Hinds C.   S    North,  Raymond 

Holmes J    M   Kimbrough,  Lexington 

Issaquena  .Geo.   Robinson,   Mayersville 

Itawamba James  Crouch,  Fulton 

Jackson     . . .  Guv  D    Dean,  Pascagoula 

Jasper L,.  R.  Massey,  Bay  Springs 

Jefferson I*  L   Fosey,  Fayette 

Jefferson  Davis "W,  Lee,  Prentiss  • 

Jones L  J  Stringer,  Laurel 

Kemper..    ..      .      .W  F  Brown,  Dekalb 

Lafayette H.  T.  Smith,  Oxford 

Lamar, A   Q   Broadus,  Purvis 


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COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS   OF  SCHOOLS— Continued 


County 
Lauderdale 
Lawrence 
Leake 
Lee 
Leflore 
Lincoln   .          Z 

Lowndes 

Madison   . . . 
Marion . 
Marshall  ..  J. 

Monroe 

Montgomery 
Neshoba        H 
Newton   . 

Noxuhee 

Oktibbeha 

Panola 

Pearl  River  . . 
Perry       W   F 
Pike 

Pontotoc  . 
Prentiss  J 


Name  and  Address 

T    C    Lockaid,  Meridian 

T    J    White,  Monticello 

.W   B   Martin,  Carthage 

T   M  Milam,  Tupelo 

J  R  Hughes,  Greenwood 

C    Hodges,  Brookhaven 

...S.  M.  Nash,  Columbus 

G    R    Bennett,  Canton 

.   Fred  Barnes,  Columbia 

P  Horton,  Holly  Springs 

.E    E.  Cowley,  Aberdeen 

Guy  C   Burton,  Winona 

Y   Graham,  Philadelphia 

W   W   Coursey,  Decatur 

...J.  R.  Jackson,  Macon 

. .  A.  E.  Green,  Stark eville 

....C    B.  Young,   Sardis 

. .  C  E  Bass,  Poplarville 

Backstrom,  New  Augusta 

S   W  Simmons,  Magnolia 

.     J   W    Spam,  Pontotoc 

•F   Chambers,  Booneville 


County  Name  and  Address 

Quitman       .  F    M    Bizzell,  Marks 

Rankin  H   H   Bullock,  Brandon 

Scott       .  A   C    Walters,  Forest 

Sharkey  J.  S  Jo  or,  Sr.,  Rolling  Fork 
Simpson  J  R  Williamson,  Mendenhall 

Smith W.  T.  Searcy,  Raleigh 

Sunflower....  C  T.  Bo  ok  out,  Indianola 
Tallahatchie  R  H  Harrison,  Charleston 

Tate L  G.  Allen,  Senatobia 

Tippah L.  H.  Jobe,  Ripley 

Tishomingo  N   L   Phillips,  luka 

Tunica  J   W   Henderson,  Tunica 

Union W.  T.  Smith,  New  Albany 

Walthall  J    J   Lee,  Tylertown 

Warren  .  J  H  Culkin,  Vicksburg 
Washington ..  Steve.  Archer,  Greenville 
Wayne  C  W  Walley,  Waynesboro 

Webster         .  J   B   Scott,  Walthall 

Wilkinson J    C.  Day,  Woodville 

Winston  E  C  Lovorn,  Louisville 

Yalobusha  J  R  Hodnett,  Water  Valley 
Yazoo  Hugh  Bull,  Yazoo  City 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Abbeville,  La  Fayett*  Co.,  pop.  360. 

Abbeville  Normal  School;  normal;  state; 
co-ed. 

Aberdeen,  Monroe  Co.,  pop.  3,708. 

City  Superintendent — J    O    Donald&on 

Agricultural  College  P.  O.,  Oktibbeha  Co. 

City  Supt    and  Prm    H    S— R.   C.   Morris 

Mississippi  Agricultural  and  Mechanical 
College,  comprises  School  of  Agriculture, 
of  Engineering,  of  Textile  Industry,  of 
Industrial  Education,  of  General  Science, 
state ,  military ,  men ,  W  H  Smith,  B  S , 
President 

School  of  Agriculture,  A  and  M  College, 
two-year,  four-year,  and  short  courses  m 
agriculture,  J.  C.  Robert,  B  Sc.,  Direc- 
tor 

School  of  Engineering,  A.  and  M.  College; 
courses  in  mechanical,  electrical,  civil, 
and  mining  engineering,  B  M  Walker, 
M.  Sc ,  Director 

School  of  Industrial  Education,  A  and  M 
College,  normal  courses  m  agriculture 
and  manual  training,  H  Critz,  Director 

School  of  Textile  Industry,  A.  and  M  Col- 
lege, technical  training  in  cotton  man- 
ufacturing, J  G  Coman,  B  Sc ,  Director 

Alcora,  Claiborne  Co. 

Alcorn  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College 
for  Negroes,  state,  prep,  mechanical  and 
indust  courses,  co-ed  ,  Vice-President 
Rowan,  Acting  President 

Bay  St.  Louis,  Hancock  Co  ,  pop.  8,500. 

City    Superintendent — J     M     Consley 

St    Joseph's  Academy,   girls'   boarding;   R* 

C  ;    est.     1855;    Sister    Mary    Bernardino, 

Superior. 


Bay  St.  Louis — continued 
St    Stanislaus  College,   boys'   boarding,   R 
C  ;  est.  1854,  Brother  Stanislaus,  Prin. 

Blloxi,  Harrison  Co.,  pop.  8,049. 

Pres     Bd    Educ — W     K     M     Dukate 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — William  Gosenflo 
City  Superintendent — Ned  Kochei 
Principal    High    School — Mrs     Yerger 

Bine  Mountain,  Tippah  Co.,  pop.  500. 

City  Superintendent — J.  Ed.  Brown. 

Blue  Mountain  Female  College;  girls'  board- 
ing; non-sect  ,  est  1873;  W.  T.  Lowrey, 
LL  D,  Pres. 

Bine  Springs,  Union  Co.,  pop.  320. 

Blue  Springs  Normal  College;  normal: 
state,  co-ed. 

Booneville,  Prentiss  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Booneville  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed.;  D.  A. 
Hill,  Prin. 

Braxton,  Simpson  Co.,  pop.  450. 

Braxton  Collegiate  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  est.  1889;  Paul  De  Leon  Mc- 
Laurin,  A.  B,  Prin. 

Brookhaven,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  5,293. 

City   Superintendent — B    T    Schumpert 
Principal   High   School — B     L    Hatch 
Supv    Music — Miss  M.  W    Vincent. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  S    M    McCutchen 
Physical  Culture — Miss  Vincent 
Drawing — Miss  Carrie  Stem 

Whitworth  Female  College;  girls'  boarding; 
M.  E  So.;  est  1859;  Rev.  I.  W.  Cooper, 
D.  D.,  Pres. 


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Byhalla,  Marshall  Go,  pop.  760. 

Kate  Tucker  Institute,  prep  f  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ;  Kate  Engenia  Tucker,  Prln. 

Canton,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  3,929. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    B     Grea\es 

See    Bd    Educ — H    A    Comfort 

City  Superintendent — H    M    Ivy. 

Principal  High    School — Catherine    A     Gray 

Supv   Music — Miss  Willie  Anderson. 

Draw    and   Pen' ship — Miss   Bess    Lawler. 

Carrollton,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  1,025. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    H    Hafner 
Sec    Bd    Educ — O    K    Gee 
City  Superintendent — C    A    Neal 
Principal   High   School — A    A.   Tate 
Supv    Music — Miss   "Wanda   Luddell 
Drawing — Mrs     B     M     Drake 

Carthage,  Leake  Co.,  pop.  800. 
Carthage     Academy,     prep  ;     co-ed.;     non- 
sect.;  Woodley  &  Huddleston,  Prins. 

Cascilla,  Tallahatchle  Co.,  pop.  250. 

Cascilla  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  Prof.  Guinn,  Prin. 

Chalybeate,  Tlppah  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Principal  Agri    H    S  — R    E    Stewai  t 

Chalybeate  Springs  Institute,  prep.;  co-ed., 
non-sect.;  J.  N.  Berry,  Prin. 

Chatawa,  Pike  Co.,  pop.  54. 

St.  Mary's  Institute;  girls'  boarding;  R.  C.; 
Sister  Mary  Apolllnaire. 

Clarksdale,  Coahoma,  Co.,  pop.  4,000. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — George   F     Maynard 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H    Johnson 

City  Superintendent — Harvey  B  Heidelberg 

Prin     High    School — Harvey   B    Heidelberg 

Clarkson,  Webster  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Bennett  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  boarding, 
M.  E  ,  est  1885,  George  W  Keen,  Presi- 
dent 

Clinton,  Hinds  Co.,  pop.  575. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — J    T    Wallace 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    W.  Hall 
Principal   High   School — Miss   Sessions 
Supv    Music — Clara  Magee 

Hillman  College;  girls*  boarding;  Bapt.;  est. 

1853;  W.  J.  Lowrey,  Pres. 
Mississippi   College,    coll    and  prep    dept  , 

men,    Bapt  ,    est.    1827,    Rev     John    W 

Pro-vine,   LL.   D ,    President. 
Mount  Hermon  Female  Seminary  (colored); 

girls'  boarding,  non-sect.;  est   1875;  Miss 

Julia  M.  Elwln,  Prin. 

Columbia,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  2,020. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Hon.  H    C    Mounger. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — E    J    "Watts. 
City  Superintendent — T    O   Griffis. 

Columbus,  Iiowndes  Co.,  pop.  8,988. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— S    M    Nash. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    T    Searcy 

City  Superintendent — W  V   Frierson,  Jr. 

Principal  High  School — T   E   Lett. 

Drawing— Gladys  McGeorge 


Columbus — continued 
Barrow  Memorial  Academy;  prep  ;   co-ed.; 

Mrs    Sales,  Prin. 
Columbus  Business  College,  bus    and  sten  : 

A    Thornton,   Prin. 
Franklin    Academy,    prep ;    co-ed.;    C     K. 

Taffe,  Prin 
Mississippi  Industrial  Institute  and  College; 

state,    industrial    school    for    girls,    est. 

1885;  H    !•    Whitfield,  Pres 

Corinth,  Alcorn  Co.,  pop.  5,020. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  — J    A    Borroum 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Dave  AJ.IX 
City   Superintendent — J    A     Caimack 
Pimcipal  High  School — Fiank  Jenkins 


Dixon,  Neshoba  Co.,  pop.  150. 

Dlxon  High  School,  prep.;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect;  H  Y.  Graham,  Prin. 

Edwards,  Hinds  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Southern  Christian  Institute  (colored); 
prep  ,  co-ed.;  Christ  ;  est.  1882;  J.  B. 
Lehman,  Fh  B  ,  Pres. 

Fayette,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  700. 

City  Superintendent — H    L   McCloskey. 

French  Camp,  Choctavr  Co.,  pop.  259. 

Central  Mississippi  Institute;  girls'  board- 
ing; Presb  ;  est.  1884;  J.  A.  Sanderson, 

Principal. 

Gloster,  Amite  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

City  Superintendent — H.  B.  Higdon. 

Greenville,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  9,610. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    G    Howe 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    E    Bass 
City  Superintendent — EH  E.  Bass. 
Prin.  H.  S. — Benjamin  L.  Hatch. 

Greenwood,  Ignore  Co.,  pop.  5,836. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ. — S   R   Keesler. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — S.  L.  Brister. 

City  Superintendent — Charles  R  Saunderm. 

Principal  High  School — Tom  Sykes. 

Supv    Music — Mrs   V.  D    Topp. 

Domestic  Science — Miss  Inez  Johnson. 

Physical  Culture — Miss  Ruth  Keger. 

Grenada,  Grenada  Co.,  pop.  2,814. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    F   Laurence 
Sec  Bd   Educ. — J   P   Broadstreet 
City  Superintendent — A    B    Campbell 
Grenada   Collegiate  Institute;  girls'    board- 
ing, M.  E.;  est.  1851;  Rev.  J  R  Countiss, 
Pres 

Gnlfport,  Harrison  Co.,  pop.  6,886. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    M    Graham 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J,  B    Howie. 

City  Superintendent — I.  F.  Gilmer. 

Principal  High  School — A.  P.  Hudson 

Supv     Art — Lovelle    Dick 

Supv    Music — Mrs    Virginia  Lee  Topp 

Gulf  Coast  Military  Academy,  boy's  board- 
ing, non-sect;  est  1912,  Col  R  B 
McGehee,  Superintendent 


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Harperville,  Scott  Co.,  pop.  200. 

Principal   Agricultural  H     S — f    H    ^looie 

Harperville  Collegiate  Institute;  prep  ;  co- 
ed.; non-sect.;  C  A.  Huddleston,  Pres. 

Hattlesburg,  Forrest  Co.,  pop.  11,733. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    R    Tally 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — F    B    Woodloy 

City  Superintendent — Friley  B.  Woodley. 

Principal  High   School — W    C    Strahon 

H-attiesburg  "Woman's  College;  girls'  board- 
ing, John  L  Johnson,  Jr,  Pres 

Mississippi  Normal  College,  state  normal, 
co-ed  ;  est  1910,  Joseph  Cook,  President 

nazlehnrst,  Coplah.  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    S    Sexton 

Sec    Bd.   Educ— H    J    Fairly 

City  Superintendent — Herbert  L  McCleskey. 

Supv.   Music — Miss   Nell  Harris 

Hernando,  Be  Soto  Co.,  pop.  650. 

Principal   High   School — J    I.   Covington 

Holly  Springs,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  2,375. 
Mississippi  Synodical  College;  girls'  board- 
ing; Presb  ,   est.   1891;  T.  W.  Raymond, 
A.  MM  D.  D,  Prin. 

Rust  University  (colored);  coll  ;  co-ed  ;  M. 

B  ,    est     1S6S,    Rev     Gtorge   E\ans,    Pies 

Houston,  Chlckasaw  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Mississippi  Normal  College;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  E.  L.  Collins,  Pres. 

luka,  Tiehomingro  Go ,  pop.  1,100. 

City    Superintendent — S.    F     Howard 

Jackson,  Hinds  Co,  pop.  21,262. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    C    Roberts 

City  Superintendent — Edward  L.  Bailey. 

Principal  High  School — O    H    Wingfield. 

Supv.   Music — Anna   Johnson 

Domestic   Science — Elizabeth  Ellis 

Physical  Culture — Gladys  Eyrich 

Drawing — Bessie    Lemly. 

Com*l  &  Stenog*y — E    E    Barrmgton. 

Belhaven  College  for  Young  Ladies;  girls* 
boarding,  non-sect.;  est.  1894,  J.  R. 
Preston,  M.  A,,  Pres. 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College;  bus. 
and  sten  ;  est  1905;  H  S  Alford,  Man- 
ager 

Harris  Business  University,  bus  and  sten.; 
est.  1895;  N.  J  Harris,  President 

Jackson    College    (colored),    theol  ;    prep.; 

co-ed  ;  Bapt  ;  est    1877;  Rev.  Luther  G* 

Barrett,  A    M,  Pres 
Macon  and  Andrews  Business  College;  bus 

and  sten  ,    est.    1895;    G    A.   Macon   and 

A.  A.  Andrews,  Props. 
Mississippi   Institute  for  the  Blind,     R     S 

Curry,  Superintendent 
Mississippi    Institution    for    the    Deaf    and 

Dumb,    Richmond  S    Dobyns,   Supt 
Mississippi   State    Normal    College;    co-ed.; 

William  H   Smith.  Prin. 


Jackson — continued 

IVIillsaps  College,  comprises  the  College, 
La\v  School,  and  Preparatory  School,  co- 
ed ,  M  E  So  ,  est  1892,  Rev  A  F 
Watkins,  Pres 

Millsaps  College,  Law  School;  law;  men, 
M  E  O,  S,  ost  1S97,  A  H  Whitfleld, 
LL  T> ,  Dean. 

Jefferson,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Jefferson  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
Bapt.;  Miss  Juniata  Hill,  Prin. 

Koscinsko,  Attala  Co,  pop.  2,078. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    H     Cain 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H    Cain 
Cits'  Supeimtendent — S    M    Byrd 
Principal  High  School — Fannie  Newell 
Supv    Music — Floia  Cornelius 

Kossnth,  Alcoxn  Co.,  pop.  220. 

Pun    Agricultural  H    S — Hal  Anderson 

Kossuth  School,  prep  ;  co-ed.,  non-sect., 
J  O  Looney,  Prin 

Laurel,  Jones  Co.,  pop.  8,465. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — F     R     Gilchnst 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — W    P.  Davis. 

City   Superintendent — Richard  H    Watklnm. 

Prin.  H.  S — C    Lamar  NeilL 

Sup,r    Music — Grover  Mytinger 
Domestic   Science — Mary  Wilkes 
Penmanship — Lotta   Whitehead 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Alice  Curry 
Primaij — Jennetta  Howaid 

Lexington,  Holmes   Co.,  pop.  1,700* 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    K    Durden 

Sec    Bd    Educ — P    Williams 

Puncipal  High  School — David   Sandeison 

Central  College  for  Women,  prep.;  girls' 
board,  non-sect. 

Louin,  Jasper  Co ,  pop.  200. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — W    H    Baykin 

City    Supeimtendent — J     M     Kennedy 

Liberty,   Amite   Co.,  pop.   750. 

Liberty  Male  and  Female  College;  prep.; 
co-ed,  non-sect.,  Rev.  N.  Smylie,  Prin. 

Louisville,  Winston  Co.,  pop.  1,175. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — R    L    Subei 

Sec    Bd    Educ— W    R    Hull 

City  Superintendent — John  Rundle 

Principal  High   School — John  Rundle. 

Supv    Music — Miss   Ida   Johnson 

Man    Tr    &  Dom    Sci — Miss  Emma  Martin 

Penmanship— John  Rundle 

Louisville  Normal  School;  normal;  state; 
co-ed  ;  J.  A.  Hall,  Pres 

McComb,   Pike  Co,   pop.   6,237. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— L    H    Kell 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    T    Denman 
City    Superintendent — W     C     Williams 
Principal  High  School — Perla  C    Otkin 
Supervisor  Music — Annie  Whitnel 
Manual    Training — J    H.   Clause 
Domestic  Science — Gran.  B    McVey. 
Physical   Culture — Esther  Appleby. 
Drawing — Miss  E    Fowler 
Commercial — Miss  S    M    Marks. 


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Meridian,  Lauderdale  Co.,  pop.  23,285. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — K    Threefoot 

Sec    Bd    Educ — D     C    Hull 

City  Superintendent — David  C  Hull. 

Pimeipal    High    School — F     M     Sjkes 

Dratw  ing — Bessie  M  ui  phy 

Lincoln  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Cong  ,  est 
1888,  Caesar  S  Ledbetter,  A  B,  Prin- 
cipal 

Macon  &  Andrews  College;  bus  and  sten.; 
est.  1895;  3  J  Ferguson,  Prin. 

Meridian  Academy  (colored) ,  prep  and 
nor  ,  boarding,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est  1878, 
J  Beverly  F  Shaw,  A.  B  ,  A  M  ,  Ph  D., 
Principal 

Mendian  College,  prep  and  -junior  coll  , 
co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1903,  John  "W 
Beegon,  LL  I>,  Pies 

Queen  City  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten  ;  est.  1907,  M  F  Mitchell,  Pres. 

Montros*,  Jasper  Co.,  pop.  400. 
Forest    District    High    School,    prep  ;    co- 
ed., M.  E.  So.;  T.  C.  Bradford,   Prin. 

Mississippi  Conference  Training  School; 
prep.,  co-ed  ,  M  E  So  ;  est.  1904;  Rev. 
W.  H.  Betts,  Ph.  B,  Prin 

Mount  Olive,  Covington  Co.,  pop.  775. 
Mount    Olive    High    School;    prep  ;    co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  est.  1865;  J.  T    Calhoun,  Prin. 

Moss  Point,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  1,900. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    U    Rope 

Sec    Bd    Educ — F    Colmer. 

City    Superintendent — Claude    Bennett 

Puncipal  High  School — R    D    Peets 

Supv    Music — Lulu  Barnett 

Supv    Primaiy — Charlotte  Hyatt 

Natchez,  Adams  Co.,  pop.  11,791. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    C    Geisenbeiger 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H    Owings 
City   Superintendent—a.    H.   Owings 
Principal  High  School — W   H  Braden 
Manual  Training — T    W    Rucker 
Physical    Culture — Miss   M.    B     Smith 
Penmanship — A.    B     Roberts 

Natchez  CoJRge  (colored);  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Bapt, ;  S.  TS.  C.  Owen,  Prin. 

St  Joseph's  School;  girls'  boarding;  R,  C.; 
Sister  Scholastica,  Prin. 

St  Mary's  Cathedral  School,  boy's  board- 
ing, Brother  Charles,  Prin 

Nettleton,  Lee  Co,  pop.  1,100. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — I    E     Robei  ts 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — O    C   Farrai 

City  Supt   &  Pun   H   S — Ernest  F   Puckett 

Supv    Music — Miss   W    Ferguson 

New  Albany,  Union  Co.,  pop.  1,875. 

City  Superintendent — Bailey  T.  Schuxnpert. 

Newton,  Newton  Co.,  pop.  1,475. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ. — B.  L.  Faucette 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  C    Williams 


Xewton — continued 

City   Superintendent — W    C    Williams. 
Puncipal  High  School — G.   C    Thames. 
Sup\     Music — Miss   Annie   Hardm. 
Manual  Training — H    F    Tolle 
Drawing — Miss    Helen    Gale 
Penmanship — Mrs    F    M    Brader 
Commercial — W    C    Williams. 

Claifce  Memorial  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
RCA  R  A  Venable,  President 

Okolona,  Chlckasaw  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

City  Supenntendent — "W    M    Cox 

Orwood,  La  Fayette  Co.,  pop    106. 

Orwood  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect.; 
J.  D.  Stormont,  Prin 

Oxford,  La  Fayette  Co ,  pop.  1,825. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — P    B    Purr 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — George   M    Knight 
City   Superintendent — George    G    Hurst 
Pun    Agricultural   H     S — M    f    Bush. 

University  of  Mississippi  Medical  Depart- 
ment (prep,  med  freshman  and  sopho- 
more), med.;  regr. ,  est  1903;  W.  S. 
Leathers,  M.  D.,  Acting1  Dean, 

University  Training  School,  prep.;  co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  Geo.  Hurst,  Prin. 

Pagcagroula,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    H    Lewis. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — W.  M    Conty. 
City  Superintendent — S    P.  Walker 
Principal  High  School — Mrs    Alice  Hull 

Fittsboro,  Calhoun  Co.,  pop.  254. 

Pittsboro  Male  and  Female  College;  prep.; 
co-ed  ,  non-sect.,  A  A.  Newell,  A.  B., 
Pres. 

Pontotoc,  Pontotoc  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Chickasaw  College;  girls'  boarding,  Presb  , 
est  1852;  M.  E.  Coe,  A.  M.,  President. 

Port  Gibson,  Claiborne  Co.,  pop.  1,875. 

Chamberlain  Hunt  Academy,  boys'  board- 
ing; Presby  ,  est  1879,  W  G  Martin, 
B  S ,  President 

Port  Gibson  Female  College;  girls1  board- 
ing, M  E  So  ;  est  1843,  T  J  O'Neil, 
President 

Ripley,  Tippah  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Dr    R    M    Adams 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — T.  C    Hines. 
City    Superintendent — C     G     Lynch 
Principal  High  School— Miss  LeEarl   Boho. 
Pupv     Music — Miss    Sallie    G.    Nauce. 

Senatobia,  Tate  Co.,  pop.  1,325. 
Blackbourne      College     for     Girls,      girls' 
boarding,    non-sect.;    Mrs     T.    D.    Moore, 
Prin. 

Shelby,  Bolivar  Co.,  pop.  1,025. 

Shelby  Normal  Institute  (colored);  nor.; 
state,  co-ed.,  J.  M.  Williamson,  Prin. 

Sherman,  Pontotoc  Co.,  pop.  350. 

Mississippi  Normal  Institute;  nor.;  state; 
co-ed.;  John  B.  Thompson,  Frln. 


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Shubuta,  Clarke  Co.,  pop.  850. 

High  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect  ,  J 
M  Kennedy,  A.  B,  Prln. 

Starkville,  Oktibbeha  Co.,  pop.   1,986. 

Citv  Supenntemlent  —  R    C     Moms 
Mississippi     Agricultural     and     Mechanical 

College,  see  Agricultural  College  P.  O. 
Starkeville    Graded    School,    prep  :    co-ed.; 

non-sect.  ;   Hugh   Critz,   B.   Sc  ,   Prin 

Summit,  Pike  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  R    B    Chisholm 

Sec.   Bd    Educ  —  W    A    Parsons 

City  Supt    and  Prin    H    S  —  Prof    Bedwell 

Supervisor   Music  —  Miss    S     A     Harks 

Drawing  —  Miss   A     Fowler 

Com'l  and  Stenography  —  Mrs   N   P    Bonney 

Sylvarena,  Smith   Co.,  pop.   75. 

Sylvarena  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  .  est.  1870,  John  B  Polk,  Prin. 

Tougraloo,  Hinds  Co.,  pop.  126. 

Tougaloo  University  (colored);  prep,  and 
nor  ,  co-ed  ,  Cong  ;  est.  1869;  Rev. 
William  Trumbell  Holmes,  D  D  ,  Presi- 
dent 


Tupelo,  Lee  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  F    H    Mitts 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  —  J    R    Dabbs 
City  Superintendent  —  J    C    Windham 
1'rmcipal  High  School  —  T    M    Milam 

Tyro,  Tate  Co.,  pop.  225* 

Tyro     High     School,     prep  ;     co-ed  ,     non- 
sect  ,    E     T.    Keeton,    Prin 

Union  Church,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop,  126. 

Prm    Co    Agri    H    S  —  W    F    Stout 

University  P.  O.,  La  Fayette  Co. 

University  of  Mississippi,  univ  ;  state,   co- 

ed ,    men,    est    1854,    J    N    Po\\eis,  Chan- 

celloi 
University  of  Mississippi,  Law  School,  law; 

eo-ed  ,      est      1848,      Leonard    J      Failey, 

LL  D  ,    Dean 
University    of    Mississippi    School    of    Phar- 

macy,    Henry  M     Fasei,    G  Ph  ,    Dean 

Taiden,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Principal  High  School  —  Ernest  B   Allen 

Vickaburgr,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  20.814. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ  —  W.  H.  Bruser. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ  —  A.  M    Paxton. 
City  Superintendent  —  John  P.   Carr. 
Principal  High  School  —  W.  L    Rather. 
Supv.  Music  —  Miss  Leila  McPherson 
Drawing  —  Miss  Gladys  Bartlett. 
Commercial  —  J   W.  McAIone 


Virksburg — continued 
AH  Saints  Episcopal  College,  theol  ,  P.  E.; 

Thomas    P    Bailey,    Dean 
St     Aloysius    College;    boys*    hoarding;    R. 

C  ,   Brother  Alphonse,   Prin. 

Walnut  Grove,  Leake  Co.,  pop.  207. 

Mississippi  Central  Normal  School,  normal; 
state,  co-ed  ,  J.  R  Tally,  Prin. 

Walthall,  Webster  Co.,  pop.  170. 

Walthall  Normal  School,  private;  nor.; 
co-ed  ,  non-sect  ;  est  1887;  E  Morgan 
Shaw,  B  S  ,  Prin. 

Washington,  Adams  Co.,  pop.  240. 

Jefferson  Military  College;  military;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1802,  Col  Robert  Allen  Burton, 
Superintendent 

Jefferson  Military  College,  lower  school  for 
boys  9  to  13  years  of  age 

Water  Valle>,  Yalobusha  Co,  pop    4,275. 

City  Superintendent — Clinton  S   Bigham. 

Wesson,  Copiah  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pi  os    Bd    Educ  — W    B    Weathersby 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    S    Rea 

City  Superintendent — R    L    Landis 

West  Point,  Clay  Co,  pop    4,864. 

City  Superintendent — Charles  F    Capps. 

Macon     and     Andrews     College,     bus      and 

sten  ;   G    A    Macon  and  A.   A.   Andrews, 

Props 
Mary    Holmes'    Seminary    (colored);    girls* 

boarding,   Presb  ;   est.   1892,   Rev.   Austin 

H.  Jolly,  D    D,  Pres 
Southern  Christian  College;  coll.  and  prep  : 

co-ed.,  Christian,   est    1910,  Hosea  Baker 

Abernethy,  A    M  ,  President 
Southern    Female   College:    girls'    boarding; 

Cumb.  Presb  ;  Rev.  A.  N    Eshman,   Pres 

Winona,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

City  Superintendent — O    A    Shaw 

Grenada-Zion  Industrial  College;  induct.; 
co-ed.;  Bapt. ;  John  W.  Crass,  Pres. 

\azoo  City,  Yazoo  Co.,  pop.  6,790. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — E    S    Crane 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    W    McCormick 
City  Superintendent — W   W    Lockaid 
Principal  High  School — John  E    Caldwell 
Supv    Music  and  Draw  — Miss  A    Beamor 
Manual    Training — G    L    Dredlei 
Domestic  Science — Miss  E    Jones 

St.  Clara's  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.,  R.  C.; 
Sisters  of  Charity,  Frina 


MISSOURI 

Population,  3,293,335     School  census,  1,003,434.     School  age,  6-20. 

Missouri  is  the  seventh  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total 
of  3,293,335  inhabitants,  of  whom  95.2  per  cent,  are  white  Of  this  number  6.9  per 
cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population,  ten  years 
of  age  and  over,  is  4  3  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  twenty-nrst  in  this  respect.  The 
educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPEBINTENDENT 'S  OFFICE 

UEL  "W.  LAMKIN,  State  Supeimtenclent  of  Public  Schools  ....     Jefferson  City 

W   M    OAKERSON,  Chief  Clerk Jefferson  City 

P   P.  CALLAWAY,  Teachers'  Training  Inspector Jefferson  City 

F  C.  IRION,  High  School  Inspector.  Jefferson  City 

"W  N  SELLMAN,  High  School  Inspector     .      . .  Jefferson  City 

T  J.  WALKER,  Rural  School  Inspector Jefferson  City 

D  W  CLAYTON,  Statistician  .          Jefferson  City 

STATE  BOABD  OF  EDUCATION" 
UEL  "W".  LAMKIN,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  President    Jefferson  City 

CORNELIUS  EOACH,  Secretary  of  State,  Secretary Jefferson  City 

Gov.  FREDERICK  D.  GARDNER. Jefferson  City 

JOHN  T.  BARKER,  Attorney  General Jefferson  City 

STATE  BEADING  CIBCLE  BOABD 

SUPT    UEL  "W    LAMKIN  .  Jefferson  City 

IBA  BICHARDSON       ...  .  Springfield       C    C    THUDIUM Frederiektown 

MRS.  J.  M.  GREENWOOD         Kansas  City       P.  J.  McKiNLEY       St.  Charles 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 

IRA  BICHARDSON,  President . .  ...  .Maryville 

JE   M    CARTER,  Secretary -Treasurer  Columbia 

SOUTHWEST  MISSOUBI  TEACHEBS'  ASSOCIATION 

^V  H  THOMAS,  President Springfield 

ETHEL  PHILLIPS,  Recording  Secretary Eldorado  Springs 

MISSOUBI   COLLEGE   UNION 

W  H  BLACK,  President Marshall 

T  BERRY  S^ITH,  Secretary -Treasurer .  .     Fayette 


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COUNTY   SUPERINTENDENTS    OF    SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Adair  P   J   Fowlei,  Kirksville 

Andrew  Leslie  M  Dobbs,  Savannah 
Atchison 

Geitrucle   Thompson,   Rock   Port 
Audnan  .  W   C   Johnson,  Mexico 

Barry   .  .WE    Hankins,   Cassville 

Barton  L   E   Brous,  Lamar 

Bates  .  .  .Aithur  C  Mor eland,  Butler 
Benton  .  Chas  G  Harvey,  "Warsaw 
Bellinger... W  M.  Welker,  Marble  Hill 
Boone  .  Geo  T.  Porter,  Columbia 
Buchanan  .  Geo.  K  Gilpin,  St.  Joseph 
Butler  H  O  Harrawood,  Poplar  Bluff 
Caldwell.  D.  N  McClmtock,  Kingston 
Callaway  .  R  G  Hale,  Pulton 

Camden  .  M    E    Johnson,    Linn    Creek 

Cape   Glrardeau 

.   J    T    McDonald,  Cape  Giiardeau 
Cai  i  oil 

Mrs    Mai  gar  et  Squires,  Canollton 
Carter.  W    S    Perrm,    Ellsmore 

Cass     .  C    A    Burke,  Hamsonville 

Cedar   .    ,  Ira  A   McBride,  Stockton 

Chanton.  C.   C.    Carlstead,   Keytesville 

Christian Tom  Mapes,   Ozark 

Clark Helen  McKee,  Kahoka 

Clay     .  .  E.  L    Black,  Liberty 

Clinton 

. .  .  Mrs  Anna  L  Simms,  Plattsburg 
Cole  . .  J  S  Lumpkm,  Jefferson  City 
Cooper  S  F.  Mauck,  Bunceton 

Crawford    Wm.  P    Summers,  Steelville 

Bade Ed.  H    Carender,   Greenfield 

Dallas  .  .  .  John  A  Pitman,  Buffalo 
Daviess  Hallie  Burton,  Gallatm 

DeKalb W    O.   S  wails,   Clarksdale 

Dent       Jas    W    Millsap,   Salem 

Douglas     .         .     T   J   Morehouse,  Ava 

Dunklin E.  D.  McAnally,  Kennett 

Franklin C   A.  Cole,  Union 

Gasconade  .  A  O  Mann,  Hermann 

Gentry.,.  Egbert  Jennings,  Albany 
Greene  C  W  McCroskey,  Springfield 
Grundy.  .Elizabeth  Bramerd,  Trenton 
Harrison  ...Nellie  K.  Sutton,  Bethany 
Henry  ...  RE  Bell,  Clinton 

Hickory  .  O  J  Watkms,  Hermitage 
Holt.  .Mrs  Alberta  G  Murphy,  Oregon 
Howard  ..Luman  L  Spry,  Payette 

Howell  W,  C.  McMillin,  West  Plains 
Iron  .  G  W  Hanson,  Ironton 

Jackson  .L.  F.  Blackburn,  Independence 

Jasper L    W.   Kost,    Carthage 

Jefferson R.  B.  Wilson,  Hillsboro 

Johnson.  .R.   H.   Boston,   Warrensburg 

Knox W.  E.  Cottey,  Edina 

Laclede  .  G   C  Jones,  Lebanon 

Lafayette  .  H.  T  Phillips,  Lexington 
Lawrence.  ..Hany  Moore,  Mt  Vernon 
Lewis  ..  ..Lloyd  H  Hicks,  Monticello 
Lincoln  .  .  .Sallie  Brown,  Troy 


Counts'  Name  and  Address 

L,inn K  L    Joyce,  Brookfield 

.Livingston.  J  M  Gallatin,  Chillicothe 
McDonald  P  M  Collings,  Pineville 

Macon  ...  .  O.  L  Cross,  Macon 
Madison  W  S  Coopei,  Fredericktown 
Manes  C  D  Snodgiass  Vienna 

Marion  .  .Frankie  Connell,  Hannibal 
Mercer  W  B  Kesteison,  Princeton 

Miller  H  M  Atwell,  Tuscumbia 

Mississippi    

Mrs.  Clara  E  Graham,  Charleston 
Moniteau  Edgar  Strother,  California 
Monroe  .  L  D  Ash,  Paris 

Montgomery     

.  W  F  Hupe,  Montgomery  City 
Morgan.  .  ..Wray  Witten,  Versailles 
New  Madrid  L.  O  Swan,  New  Madrid 
Newton  W  E  Beerkamp,  Neosho 

Nodaway  .  A  H   Cooper,  Maryville 

Oregon.      .  CO    Custer,  Alton 

Osag-e     ....  R    H.   Bryan,   Linn 

Ozark  A.  J   Kimball,  Romance 

Pemiscot  Chas  G.  Ross,  Caruthersville 
Perry  . .  Thomas  Caruthers,  Perryville 

Pettis T    R   Luckett,  Sedalia 

Phelps  .  ...       A  Z   Black,  Rolla 

Pike.  O   A   Wilson,  Bowling  Green 

Platte  ....     J.  F    Sexton,  Platte  City 

Polk Daisy  Johnson,  Bolivar 

Pulaski L    J.  Gladden,  Laquey 

Putnam  HUG  Turnmire,  Unionville 
Rails  .  L  C  Northcutt,  New  London 
Randolph  .  S  B  McCully,  Moberly 
Ray.  ..  .  W.  T.  McGaugh,  Richmond 
Reynolds  . .  J  C  Hartman,  Centerville 
Ripley  C  N  Penmngton,  Doniphan 

St  Charles     P.  J  McKinley,  St   Charles 

St    Clair C.  E    Higgms,  Osceola 

St  Francois  A  H.  Akers,  Farmington 
Ste  Genevieve  

Jos    King,  Ste    Genevieve 

St  Louis  .  R  G  Russell,  Clayton 
Saline  ..;....  J.  L.  Lynch,  Marshall 
Schuyler  .  J.  F  Botts,  Lancaster 
Scotland.  , 

.  .  Mrs  Aria  B  Williams,  Memphis 
Scott  .  .ME  Montgomery,  Benton 
Shannon  ..  .Walter  Webb,  Eminence 
Shelby  .  Myrtle  Threlkeld,  Shelbyville 
Stoddard  Mrs  C  E  Smith,  Bloomfield 

Stone L    V    Threlfall,   Galena 

Sullivan     Roxana    Jones,    Milan 

Taney  ..  .   .John  W.  Bennett,  Forsyth 

Texas F   J   Burney,  Houston 

Vernon Lizzie  White,  Nevada 

"Warren F.  W.  Kehr,  Marthasville 

Washington     .  Burwell  Fox,  Potosi 

Wayne C.   E    Burton,   Piedmont 

Webster  Sam  A,  Miller,  Marshfield 

"Worth. . .  Mrs  Cora  Early,  Grant  City 
Wright,.  John  M.  Carter,  Hartville 


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PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Albany,  Gentry  Co ,  pop.  1,922. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    D    Reeves 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    E    Teel 
City  Superintendent — A    E    Bojd 

Palmer  College,  coll ,  prep ,  music  and  bus 
courses;  co-ed  ;  Christ  ;  est  1889,  Rev. 
E.  A  Watkms  D  D,  Pres. 

Appleton  City,  St.  Clair  Co.,  pop.  1,225. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— P    C    Mendenhall 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    F    Hirni 
City   Superintendent — S    E    Lightcap 
Principal  High  School — Ethel  M   Pratt 

Appleton  City  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ;  est.  1888;  G.  A.  Theilmann,  Prin. 

Arcadia,  Iron  Co.,  pop.  275. 
Arcadia    College    and    Ursultne    Academy; 
girls'  boarding;  R.  C  ;  est.  1877;  Mother 
Borgia,  O   S  U.,  Prin. 

Ash  Grove,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City   Superintendent — C     W    McCroskejj 

Ashley,  Pike  Co.,  pop.  360. 
Watson  Seminary;  prep  ;  co-ed;  non-sect; 
est    1854,  F.  E    Palmer,  B    S,  Principal 

Aurora,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  4,148. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — R.  S    Bagby. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Willard  Faulkner 
City  Superintendent — C   "Wanderson 
Principal   High   School — Alice    Faller 

Bethany,  Harrison  Co.,  poor  1,931. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — V    H    Broyles 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    S    Gumming 

City  Superintendent — C     F    Oougheity 

Principal  High  School — Winifred  Claxton 

Supv     Music — Mis     Flo    E     Ballard 

Bevler,  Macon  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — G     L     Thomas 
Sec     Bd    Educ — D    M     Thomas 
City  Superintendent — E    D    White 
Principal  High  School — Harriott  Nelson 

Bloomfleld,  Stoddard  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City    Superintendent — E     W    Davis 
Principal  High  School — A    G    Moore 

Bolivar,  Polk  Co.,  pep.  1,975. 

City   Superintendent — A    E    Martin 
Principal  High  School — Emma  Boardman. 

Bonne  Terre,  St.  Francois  Co.,  pop.  4,500. 

Pres     Bd.    Educ — George   Kieth. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    D    Evans 
City  Superintendent — E    B    Brown 
Principal  High  School — Guy  F    McGee 
Supv    Music   and  Draw. — Jennie   Edwards 

Moothart's  Business  College;  bus.  and  stem, 

est.  1909,  W.  O.  Crosswhite,  Prin. 
Boonville,  Cooper  Co.,  pop.  4,252. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R.  W    Whitleau. 
Sec     Bd     Educ — William   Mlttlebach 
City   Superintendent — Curtis  E    Chrane. 
Principal  High  School — E    L    Zioru 
Supv    Music — Anna  M.  Brant. 


Bocnet  ille — continue*! 

Kemper  Military  School,  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1844,  T.  A.  Johnston. 
Superintendent 

Bowling  Green,  Pike  Co.,  pop.  1,585. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — H     F     Cabbell 

Sec    Bd     Educ — W    E     Crouch 

Citj   Supt    and  Prin    H    S — \Vm   McMillan 

Pike  College;  coll  ;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
est.  1881.  Lulu  M.  Collins,  M  A.,  Ph.  D., 
Pres. 

Braymer,  Caldwell  Co.,  pop.  1,027. 

City   Superintendent — J    F     Tailor. 
Principal  High  School — Helen  Ni\on. 

Breckenridge,  CaldweU  Co.,  pop.  1,012. 

City  Superintendent — S    F    Bonney 
Principal  High  School — Angle  Leabo 

Brookfleld,  Linn  Co.,  pop.  5,749. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    M     Biesnehen 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J.  R    Huffaker 

Citj    Superintendent — Andrew    Jackson 

Principal  High  School — Elizabeth  Wilkinson. 

Commercial — Kathryn  M    Killeen 

Brunswick,  Charlton  Co.,  pop.  1*403. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ. — L.   H     Herring 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George  W    Rucker. 
City  Supt   and  Prin   H   S  — E   O.  Watkina. 
Supv    Music — Edith   Marston 

Bunceton,  Cooper  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Principal   High    School — S    F    Mauck 

Butler,  Bates  Co.,  pop.  2,894. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ  — A    L.    Fox 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    E    Harper. 

City  Superintendent — John  O    Henderson. 

Principal   High   School — W    L    Coonrod. 

Supv    Music — Grace   M     McGregor. 

Com'l    and    Stenog'y — Eva    Faulkner 

California,  Monitean  Co.,  pop.  2,181* 

Pres.  Bd    Educ. — J    M    Gray 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    M    Fulks 
City  Superintendent — F    G    Hoth 
Principal  High  School — Alphonso  Gerrel 
Supv    Music — Eva  Hengy 
Domestic   Science — Beulah   Swindell 
Commercial — E     Martie. 

Camden  Point,  Plafte  Co.,  pop.  325. 

Missouri  Christian  College,  girls'  boarding; 
Christian;  est  1848,  Rev.  Francis  J  Yok> 
ley,  M.  A ,  President. 

Cameron,  Clinton  Co.,  pop.  2,980. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — W.  G    Sloan 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — J    H    Hulsizer. 
City  Superintendent — W.  C.  Urban. 
Principal  High  School — Clarence  M    Fish 

Missouri  Wesleyan  College;  coll.;  co-ed.; 
M.  E3.,  est  1887;  H.  R.  De  Bra,  A.  H, 
D.  D.,  Pres. 


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Campbell,  Dnnklin  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

City  Superintendent — Egbeit  Jennings 
Principal  High  School — Andie\\  Morris 

Canton,  !Lewis  Co.,  pop.  2,365. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  —  E    N    Cason 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  — Frank   Page 
City  Superintendent — Clyde  Busbeo 
Principal  High  School — Loretta  I>   Di«ible 

Christian  University,  coll,  prep,  Bible,  Mu- 
sic and  Art  Departments;  co-ed  ,  Christ ; 
est  1853 ,  Earle  M  Toda,  A  B ,  Pies. 

Cape  Girardeau,  Cape  Girardeau,  pop.  8,475. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    W     Phillips 

Sec    Bd    Educ— G    "W    Walker  I 

City  Superintendent — J     M     Ciocker 

Principal  High  School — W    T    Dohertj 

Supv     Music — Lucille    Douglass 

Manual  Training — W    P    Whitledge 

Domestic  Science — Emily  T    Evans 

Drawing — Lucille    Douglass 

Cornmeicial — Julian     Dearmont 

Cape  Girardeau  Business  College;  bus.  and 

sten  ,   est    1J»04,   C    P    Coley,   Manager 
State  Normal   School   (third  district  ">,  nor* 

rnal;  state,  co-ed  ;  est.  1873,  Washington 

S  Dearmont,  A.  M.,  Litt  IX,  Pres. 
St.   Vincents   Academy,    girls'   boarding,   R 

C  ,    Mother   Superior 
St   Vincent's  College;  men,  R  C  ;  Very  Rev 

T    F    Levan,    C     M,    President 

Carl  Junction,  Jasper  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Frank  Cox 
Sec*   Bd    Educ. — C    "W    Roney 
City  Superintendent — J    E    Smith 

CanroIIton,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  3,452. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E     H    Briscoe. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Frank    Tull 

City    Superintendent — George    D     Dieterich 

Principal    High   School — E     S    Bnggs 

Supv    Music — Mrs.  E    S    Briggs 

Commercial — Frances  W.  Hess 

Carterville,  Jasper  Co.,  pop.  6,000. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — J.    C.    Rusk 

Sec   Bd    Educ —A   V    Staltei 

City  Superintendent — W.  L    Coonrods 

Principal  High  School — Hoy  G    Reynolds 

Supv.   Music — Atta  Ruffin 

Carthage,  Jasper  Co.,  pop.  9,483. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Samuel  KcReynolds 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — Mrs    Blanche  Fabyan. 
City   Superintendent — S     H     Wood 
Principal  High  School — W    C    Baines 
Supv.   Music — Miss  Mabel  Hope  Justis 
Manual   Training — Bertha   Spencer 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Leta  Gray. 
Drawing — Miss  Bertha  Angle 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y — Miss  Grace  Williams 

Rude  Brothers  Business  College,  bus.  and 
sten.,  est  1908;  F  M.  Rude,  Principal 

Canithersvllle,  Pemlscot  Co.,  pop.  8,655. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    T    Byars 

Sec    Bd    Educ — G    F    Bloker 

City  Superintendent — J    E    Howard 

Principal   High  School — L    L    St    Clair 

CassvUle,  Barry  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City  Superintendent — W    M    Dyer 


Centralia,  Boon«  Co ,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Aithur  Biuton 
Sec    Bel    Educ — C    B    Meffert 
City   Superintendent — W     S    Diace 
Puncipal   High   School — Rose   Lisenb\ 
Music   and  Drawing — Susie  V    Houston 

Charleston,  Mississippi  Co ,  pop.  9,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — O    W    Joslyn 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Reece  B     Gillooly 
Citv  Supenntendent — Geoige  W    Kirk 
Prm   High  School — Geoige  E    McPadden 

Cbilllcothe,  Livingston  Co.,  pop.  6,265. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    C    Shelton 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — John   Burch 

City  Superintendent — Alexander  R.  Coburn. 

Principal  High  School — It    G.  Abernathy 

Supv    Music — Pearl  Peterson 

Manual  Training — C    B    Peiry 

Domestic    Science — Belle    Lowe 

Di  awing — Louise  Coots 

Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Grace  Cleveland. 

Chillicothe  Business  College,  bus   and  sten  , 

est    1890 ,  Allen  Moore,  Ph    D ,  Pres 
Jackson    University    of   Business,    bus     and 

sten  ,  est    1909,  Walter  Jackson,  Pres 
Maupln's    Commercial    College;     bus.     and 

sten.;  est.  1889;  Dolph  Maupin,  Prin. 
St    Columbus'  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R.  C.; 

Rev   Hanorius  Busch,  Prin. 
St.   Joseph's  Academy;   girls'   boarding;    R 

C.,    est     3871,    Sister   Ancileta,    Superior 

Clarence,  Shelby  Co.,  pop.  1,275. 

City    Superintendent — H     E     Keltner 
Principal  High  School — Mary  Manuel. 

McGee  Holiness  College;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Holi- 
ness; est  1853,  W  T  Batchelar,  Pres 

Clarksvllle,  Pike  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Frank    Currie 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — L    E    Estes. 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S  — Lela  Howat 

Clayton,  St.  Louis   Co,  pop.  49. 

Chammade  College,  boys'  boarding,  R 
C  ,  est  1910,  Society  ot  Mary 

Clinton,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  4,992. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    W   H   Gibbins 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — C    P   Dickinson. 
City  Superintendent— Arthur  Lee. 

Principal  High  School — G    R    Deatherage 

Clinton  Business  College  and  Conservatory 
of  Music,  bus,  sten.  and  music;  est.  1903; 
F.  A,  Colt,  Prea. 

Clinton  German  Seminary,  theol ,  coll,  nor 
and  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  7th  D  Adv  ,  est.  1910, 
Rev.  J  F  Simon,  President 

Clyde,  Nodaway  Co.,  pop.  325. 
St   Joseph's  Academy;  girls;  prep.;   R.  G.; 
Sister  Superior. 

Cole  Camp,  Benton  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

Puncipal  High  School— O    S   Duffendack. 


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Columbia,  Boone  Co.,  pop.  9,662. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    \\     Neirlexnip^  <  i  | 

Sec    Bd     Educ — J    L     Heni\ 
rits-    Superintendent — J     E    McPheison 
Pimcipal   High   School — E    B    Cauthoin 
Supei\isor  Music — Mis    Ida.  Mitchell 
Manual  Training — Z    M     Stron? 
Domestic    Science — JVssie    rime 
Drawing — lone    Hirsch 
(."ommei  cial — J     R     Kii  k 

Bible  College  of  Missouri;  theol.;  Christian; 
co-ed  ,  Re\  Gian\ille  D  Edwards,  Dean 

Christian  College;  girls'  boarding;  Christ; 
est  1S51  ,  Mis  Luella  W  St  Glair-Moss, 
President 

Missouri     State    Military     School;    military 
training  school  of  the  University  of  Mis- 
souri,    est     1890,    Lieut     Charles    McH. 
Bby,   U    S    A.,  Commandant 
Stephens    College;    girls'    boarding;    Bapt ; 

est    1856,  James  M.  Wood,  Pres 
University    of    Missouri,    comprises    College 
of  Arts  and  Science,  College  of  Agricul- 
tuie,      School     of     Business     and     Public 
Admimstiation,       School       ot       Education, 
School     of     Law,     School     of     Journalism, 
School  ot  Medicine   (t\\o  5.  ears),   School  ot 
Engineering,    Graduate   School    and    School 
of    Mines    (at    Rolla,    Mo),    state,    co-ed, 
est    1840,  Albert  Ross  Hill,  LL    D,  Pres 
Unneisitj    of   Missouri   School    of  Business 
and   Public   Administration,   Isidor   Loeb, 
Ph    D      Dean 

University  of  Missouri,   College  of  Agricul- 
ture, courses  in  Agriculture  for  men  and 
for  women,  Forestry,  Dairying  and  Poul- 
try, Frederick  B    Mumford    M.  S.,  Dean 
University  of  Missouri,  School  of  Education; 
professional   courses  for  teachers;  co-ed  ; 
Werrett  W    Charters,  Ph.  D,  Dean 
University  of  Missouri,  School  of  Engineer- 
ing, courses  in  Civil,  Electrical,  Mechan- 
ical    and     Chemical     Engineering,     E      J 
McCaustland,  MCE,  Dean 
University   of  Missouri,    School   of  Journal- 
ism,   professional   school   for  training  in 
Journalism,     co-ed  ,     Walter     Williams, 
LL   D  ,  Dean 

University  of  Missouri,  School  of  Law;  co- 
ed ,  est  1872,  Eldon  R  James,  LL  B , 
Dean 

University  of  Missouri,  School  of  Medicine; 
course  of  first  two  years  in  medicine; 
co-ed  ,  est  1873;  Dr  Guy  L  Noyea,  Act- 
ing Dean. 

Conception,  Nodaway  Co.,  pop.  150. 

Conception  College,  coll  and  prep  ;  boys' 
boarding,  B  C  ;  est  1883,  Rt  Rev 
Frowin  Conrad,  O  S  B ,  President. 

Concordia,  Lafayette  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Principal  High  School — F    L    Stockard 

St.  Paul's  College;  boys'  boarding;  Br» 
Luth.;  est.  1888;  Rer.  J.  H.  O.  Koeppel, 
Director. 


Crystal  City,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pif-s     Bd     Kduf  — Dm   Tlthm 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — L    r>    Bo\vman 

(  itj     Superintendent — Alta     E      Stumpf 

Dadeville,  Dade  Co,  pop.  500. 
Dadeville    Academy,    prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 
sect.,  est,  1891;  B    C.  Lowe,  Prin. 

De  Soto,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  6,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — G    E    Logan. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    S    Coxwell 
Citv  supeuntendent — W    L     Smith 
Pimcipal  High  bchool — W    L    Smith 

De  Soto  Business  College;    bus.  and  sten.; 

est    1S99,    H     C     Johnson,   Principal 
St   Clement's  College,   theol  ;  men;  R    C.; 

est.    1900;    Very    Rev.    Joseph    A.    Bell, 

Pres 

Deepwater,  Henry  Co ,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H     L     Carter 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    W    Woodard 
Pimcipal  High   School — H    Hillebiand 

Desolge,  St.  Francois  Co.,  pop.  2,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    Thuiman 

Sec    Bd    Educ — T    E    Ruffing 

City   Supt — J    E    Howard 

Pimcipal  High  School — Hugh  Underwood 

Supervisor   Music — Virginia   Hope 

Dexter,  Stoddard  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Edn     Weber 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    O    Copeland 
City  Superintendent — A.  S.  Boucher. 
Pimcipal  High  School — Wayne  R    Fuller 

Dexter     Christian     College;    coll.;     co-ed.; 
Christian;  George  T.  Smith,  Prin. 

Dixon,  Pulaski  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Principal  High  School — E    M    Anderson 

Doniphan,  Bipley  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    B.    Young 
Sec     Bd     Educ — J     M     Swam 
City  Superintendent — Bertram   Harry* 
Pimcipal  High   School — E    T    Foard 

Dnenwegr,  Jasper  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    T.    Morgan. 
Sec    Bd.   Educ — J    B    Good 
Principal  High  School — G    T    Masters 

Edgerton,  Platte  Co.,  pop.  750. 
Platte  School,  prep  ,  co-ed. ,  Presb.;  D.  M. 
Boyer,  Prin. 

Edlna,  Knox  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J.   W    Ennis. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    R    Powlei 
City  Superintendent — C    F.   Riddle 

St.   Joseph's  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  R.  C.; 

est    1867,  Rev    R.  J    Healy,  President 

Eldon,  Miller  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    A.   Taylor 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    D    Vowiel 

City  Superintendent — T    E    Vaughan 

Principal   High    School — Grayce   Scott. 

Domestic  Science — Letha  M    Stone 


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Eldorado  Springs,  Cedar  Co.,  pop.  0,503. 

Pies    Bel    Educ  — G    W    Hdmlim 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Irwin    Stinim*  II 
fit\    >-up*.i  mdt  nt — \\"     M    Dade 
Principal   Higrh  School — Mifc&  K    Stmplr 

Excelsior  Springs,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  3,900. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — S     B     <"ole 

Sec    Bd    Ecluc — T    Q    Cia\cn 

City  Superintendent — G    W    Diemer 

Pnncipal   High   School — J    A    Ciooksh.ink 

SupA     Music — Frances    Alltr 

Manual    Training — W     J     Bieit 

Domestic   Science — Minnie   Magill 

Karaes  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect; 
Anthony  Haynes,  Prin. 

Fairdealin?,  Riplcy  Co.f  pop.  100. 

Fairdeallng  High  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
non-sect  ,  M.  E  Foster,  Prin. 

Farmixtffton,  St.  Francois  Co.,  pop*  2,613. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Fred  Kaisch 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — J     P     Cayce 
City  Supenntendent — TT    L.    Johns 
Pnncipal    High    School — E     P     Phillips 

Carleton  College,  coll,  nor,  agri    and  prep  , 
co-ed  ,   M    E  ,   est    1854,  Dr    Edgar  Mon- 
cena    Smith,    President 
Elmwopjl  Seminary;  girls'  boarding,  Presb  ; 

est    1J>S7,  J   B    Cassidy,  Prin. 
Moothart    Business   College,    bus     and    sten  , 
est    1905,  George  W    Moothart,  President 

Fayette,  Howard  Co.,  pop.  2,750. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    K    Givens 
Sec    Bd    Bduc  — F    M    Grimes,   Ji 
City  Superintendent — J    S    Tippett 
Principal  High  School — P    W    Bainett 
Commercial — Mayme  Thompson 

Central  College;  coll.;  co-ed.;  Ill  B,  So  ; 
est  1857,  Paul  H  Linn,  D  D,  Pres 

Central  College  Academy,  preparatory  de- 
partment of  Central  College,  John  C. 
Gobdey,  A.  M ,  Principal 

Howard-Payne  College;  girls'  boarding;  M. 
E.  So  ;  est.  1844;  Rev.  Henry  E.  Stout, 
Ph.  B,  Pres. 

Ferguson,  St.  Louis  Co.,  pop.  1,658. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — L    L.    Atwood 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — P   R    Wasner 
City  Superintendent — W.  W.  Griffith. 
Manual  Training — R    E    Peters 

Festus,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Principal  High  School — A.  G.  Pickens 

Flat  Biver,  St.  Francois  Co.,  pop.  5,112. 

Preg    Bd    Educ — C.  R    Pratt 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C.  E.  Norwme 
City  Superintendent — J    U    White 
Principal  High  School — J    M    Combs 
Music   and  Drawing — Helen  Dillard 
Manual  Training — James  M    Combs 
Domestic  Science — Mary  Arnold! 

Forsyth,  Taney  Co.,  pop.  200. 

School  of  the  Ozarks,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  board- 
ing, Presb  y.,  est  1906,  "William  I/  Por- 
ter, President. 


Fredericktown,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pies    Bd     Bduc — Cai  I   Sc  luv.inei 

N«»r     Ud     Eflur  — E    I"     Fun  ris 

<Mt\    superintendent — John   B    NVedham 

Principal  High  School — H    D    McClaran 

Supv    Music — Miss  Dora  Deguire 

Manual  Training — H    D    McClaran 

LHrnit-btu.   Srume — Edna  McFailaml 

Ma r  \  in  College  pup  co-t.fl  ,  M  E  So  , 
est  1845,  C  C  Thudium,  A  M,  Tres 

Fulton,  Callaway  Co ,  pop.  5,238. 

Pres    Bd    Eduo — John  McGregor 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    W   Mclntire. 
City  Superintendent — J   Tandy  Bush. 
Pnncipil  High  School — T    W    Jackson 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Mignon  Martineau. 

State  School  for  the  Deaf,  co-ed  ,  state,  J 

S    Morrison,   Superintendent 
S>  nodical      College     toi      On  Is,      boarding, 

Pi  ebb  ,    est     1871,    John    James,     A      B, 

Piesident 
Westminster      College;      coll       and      prep 

couises,    men,     Piesb  ,     est      1853,    Rev 

E     E     Reed,    D     D,    Piesident 

William  Woods  College;  girls*  boarding; 
Chustian,  Re\  Joseph  A  Seiena,  Pres 

Gallatin,  Daviess  Co.,  pop.  1,825. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Bo>d  Dudley 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    B    Gilliham 
City   Superintendent — S     C    Fair 
Pnncipal  High  School — Marj  A    Jenkins 

Grand  River  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Bapt  ;  est  1850;  O  L  Wood,  A  M.. 
Prin 

Glasgow,  Howard  Co.,  pop.  1,507. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    W     Southworth 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    P    Pritchett 
Pnncipal  High  School — J    M    Bailey 

Pntchett  College,  coll  ,  prep,  music,  art, 
bus  depts  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1866, 
U  S  Hall,  A  B,  Pres 

Glencoe,  St.  Louis  Co.,  pop.  110. 

La  Salle  Institute;  novitiate,  men;  R.  C.; 
Brother  Paul,  Prin 

Granby,  Newton  Co.,  pop.  2,442. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    P    Temple 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    Hutsell 
Citv  Superintendent — C    M    Leedy 
Principal  High  School — H    M    Dummit 

Grant  City,  Worth  Co.,  pop.  1,207. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    H    Kibbe 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    M    Phipps 
City  Superintendent — W    H    Lowry 
Principal  High   School — Miss  Iva  Ward 

Gravelton,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  100. 
Concordia  College,  prep.,  co-ed.;  non-sect  ; 
L.  M.  Wagner,  Prin. 


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Green  City,  Sullivan  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Citj    Superintendent — A     S     Hill 

Greenfield,  Bade  Co.*  pop.  1,406. 

Pres     Bd    Educ — M    Talbutt 
Sesc    Bd    Educ — Ralph  Grethei 
City   Superintendent — A     S     Huit 

Greenville,  TVayne  Co ,  pop.  1,051. 

Cit^    Superintendent — Marshall   Campbell 

Hamilton,  Caldwell  Co*,  pop.  1,761* 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — D     E    Adams 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — J     W    Vaughn 
City  Superintendent — H.  H   Bckelberry. 
Principal  High  School — C    J    Hairel 
Sup\     Music — Miss    Sara   Tomhnson 

Hannibal,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  18,341. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — E     H     Mooie 
Sec     Bd     Edtic  — E     P    Mangels 
City    Superintendent — Livingstone    McCart- 
ney. 

Principal  High  School — Andrew  Jackson 
&upv     Music — Ethel    Piimm 
Domestic  Science — Lucile  Scott 

Hannibal  Commercial  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1893,  Frank  L  Kelly,  Presi- 
dent 

St  JosepETs  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R. 
C.,  Mother  Columbia,  Prin. 

Harrisonvillc,  Cass  Co.,  pop.  1,947. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — H    C    Crawf 01  d 
Sec    Bd    Educ — D    C    Bainett 
City  Superintendent — W    L.    Bairett 
Principal  High  School — S    E    Smith 
Supv    Music  and  Diavimg — Noia  Foster 

Haytl,  Pemiscot  Co*,  pop.  2,606. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Elmei   Stephens 
Sec    Bd    Educ — \    G     Saunders 
City    Superintendent — H     H     Johnson 
Pnncipal  High   School — Veina  E     Welborn 

Hermann,  Gasconade  Co.,  pop.  1,900. 

Pnncipal  High  School — C    C    Zimmeiman 

Higbee,  Randolph  Co.,  pop.  1,151. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    Iddgai    Smith 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — William    Lambier 
City  Superintendent — O    A    O  Dell 
Principal   High   School — Fannie   B     Keyser 

Higginsville,  Lafayette  Co.,  pop.  2,791. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H     F    Campbell 
Sec.   Bd    Educ — Sam    J     Kleinschmidt 
City  Superintendent — D    W    Branam 
Principal   High   School — Da   Mans  Eveiett 
Commercial — Bess  D    Groves 

Holden,  Johnson  Co.,  pop.  2,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — William  Steele 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    A    Mayhew 
City   Superintendent — G     L     Coleman 
Principal  High  School — Lillian  Shock. 

St.  Cecelia  Seminary;  prep.;  co-ed.;  R.  C.; 
Sister  M.  Purification. 

Howell,  St.  Charles  Co.,  pop.  100. 
Howell   Institute,   prep.;    co-ed.;   non-sect.; 
George  E    Miller,  Prin. 


Iberia,  Miller  Co.,  pop.  700. 
Iberia  Academy;   prep  ;   co-ed  ;   Cong  ;   est. 
1890,  G   Byron  Smith.  A.  M,  Prin. 

Independence,  Jackson  Co.,  pop    9,859. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — John    A     S^a 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  W    Davis 
City  Superintendent — William  L.  C.  Palmer. 
Pnncip.il  High  School — E    B    Street 
Supv     Music — Grace  V    Wilson 
Manual   Training — W    D    Hilner 
Domestic    Science — Margaret   Chiles 
Drawing — Ruby    I     Short 

St  Mary's  Academy,  girls;  prep  ;  B.  C ; 
Sister  Superior. 

Jackson,  Cape  Girardeau  Co.,  pop.  2,105. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    A    Goodwin 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — O    L    Hoffmann 
City   Superintendent — J     H    Goodwin 
Pnncipal   High  School — O    "W    Millet 
Sup\     Music — Mis   Lulu    Helmkampt 

Jefferson  Barracks,  St.  Louis  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

City  Superintendent — It    B.  B.  Simonson. 
Principal   High    School — Emma   Ettmueller 

Jefferson  City,  Cole  Co.,  pop.  11,850. 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — Gortez  F     Enloe 
Sec    Bd     Educ — John  T    Shoit 
City  Superintendent — Sam  A   Baker. 
Principal  High  School — George  W    Buswick 
Supv    Music — Daisy   Seaber 
Manual    Training — Mi      Tendorf. 
Domestic  Science— Beitha  Adams 
Drawing — Lelia  Bojer 
Commeicial — L    J    Teddei 

Lincoln  Institute   (colored) ;  prep. ;   co-ed. ; 

state,    est.    1866,    B.    P.    Allen,    Ph.    D., 

Pres 
St     Peter's    School;    prep;    co-ed;    TL    C. ; 

Rev   Joseph  Sellmger,  Principal. 

Joplin,  Jasper  Co.,  pop.  82,073. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J     A.    Becker 
Sec    Bd    Educ — O    P    M    Wiley, 
City    Superintendent — J     A     Koontz 
Principal  High  School — Harry  E.  Blalne. 
Supv.  Music — Ina  Dunlap. 
Domestic  Science — Lena  Phelps. 
Manual  Training — C    E    Johnson 
Drawing  &  Pen'ship — L.  Viola  Waller 
Commei  cial — C    J   Dennis 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Mercy;  girls* 
boarding,  R  C  ;  Mother  M  Frances, 
Superior. 

Joplin  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
est  1891,  C  A  Wessel,  Prop. 

Kahoka,  Clark  Co.,  pop.  1,758. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ. — Henry  Meyer 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — James  Woodruff 
City    Superintendent — S.    S.    Mapes 
Principal  High  School — Warren  Ingold 

Kansas  City,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  300,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Hale   H    Cook. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — James  B    Jackson. 
City  Superintendent — Ira  I.  Cammaek 


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Kansas  City — continued 
Assistant   Supt — J    H    MaiUey 
Distiict   Supt — Elizabeth  Buchanan 
District    Supt  — Elma    J     Webster 
Dir    Research  &  Efficient. \ — George   Mflthti 
Dir   Vocational  Tr — J    r    Wright 
Suporvisor   Music — Bessie   M    Whi teles 
Manual    Training — Roj    Michael 
Domestic   Science — Essie  M    Heyle 
Ihysical   Culture — Fred  Burgei 
Drawing — Cleo    L\  tie 
Penmanship — H    C    Holt 
Kindergaiten — Coia    L     English 

PUBLIC     HIGH     SCHOOLS 
(Central  High  School,  3Jnd  and  Indiana  Sts  , 

H    H    Holmes,   Puncipal 
Lincoln    High    School     (coloied),    19th    and 

Tracv  Sts  ,  J    R    E    Lee,  Puncipal 
Manual  Training  Histfi  School,  15th  and  Foi- 

est  fots  ,    Portei  Giaves,  Principal 
Northeast     High     School,     Abmgdon     BKrl 

and  Smart  St  ,    C    B    Reynolds,  Pimoipal 
Po-lytechnic   High    School,    llth  and   Locust 

Sts  ,   E    M    Bainter,   Principal 
Westport  High  School,  39th  St    and  Gillham 

Rd  ,     J     L     Shouse,    Principal 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart;  prep  ;  girls, 
R  C  ;  Mother  Superior,  26th  and  Belle- 
view. 

Armstrong  Tclegiaph  and  Railioad  School, 
909  Grand  Ave 

Auditorium  Dramatic  School,  dramatic 
art;  co-ed  ;  Miss  Georgia  H.  Brown,  Di- 
rectress, 9th  ajad  Holmes. 

Barstow  School;  girls'  boarding;  non-sect.; 
Miss  Mary  L.  C.  Barstow,  Prln ,  15  West- 
port  Ave 

BlgeloWs  School;  girls*  boarding;  non-sect.; 
Miss  Lucy  Stowe  Bigelow,  Prin.,  2520 
Troost  Ave. 

Brown's  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
Pierre  S.  Brown,  Prln.,  1114  Grand  Ave. 

Cathedral  Commercial  School;  jbui.  and 
sten  ;  B.  C  ;  Christian  Brothers,  414  W. 
12th. 

Central  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.; 
est  1891,  Wilhard  Morris,  President,  1222 
Oak  Street 

Central  College  of  Osteopathy;  osteop  ;  co- 
ed ,  est  1901,  J.  W  Hotsess,  D  O, 
President,  729  Troost  Avenue 

Christian  Brothers  College,  prep  ;  men; 
R  C.;  Brother  Charles,  Director,  414  W. 
12th. 

Civil  Service  Training  School;  civil  service; 
co-ed.,  est  1902;  Henry  Coon,  Prln.,  202 
Owen  Bldg. 

Country  Day  School,  boys*  prep  ,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1910,  Ralph  Hoffmann,  Pun 

De  LaSalle  Academy,  prep  ,  boys'  day,  R 
C  ,  est.  1910,  Brother  Anthony,  Directox, 
The  Paseo  and  16th 

Dillenbeck  School  of  Expression,  elo  and 
or  ;  co-ed  ,  Preston  K  Dillenbeck,  Direc- 
tor, 9th  and  Locust  Streets 

Draugrhon's  Practical  Business  College;  bus 
and  sten  ,  Austin  E.  Wilber,  Manager, 
912  Grand 


Kansas  City  —  continued 

Eclectic  Medical  Unixeisity,  med  ,  co-ed  , 
Theodoie  Do>lc,  M  D,  Dean,  1209  Grand 

Fine  Aits  Institute,  ait,  co-ed  ,  est  1907, 
Thomas  Trvon,  Director,  1030  McGee  St 

Fmlav  Engineering  College,  technical 
couises  1001  Indiana  A.\  e 

Froebfl  Kindeigaiten  Training  School,  noi 
kind  ,  non-sect  ,  Elizabeth  Moss,  Dnectoi 

Georgia  Brown  Dramatic  School,  dramatic 
ait,  est  1900,  Mrs  Georgia  H  Brown, 
Director,  Auditorium  Theater  Bldg 

Kansas  City  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten  ,  est  189  b,  Charles  T  Smith,  Princi- 
pal, 1020  McGee  Stieet 

Kansas  City  College  of  Pharmacy  and  Nat- 
ural Sciences,  phar  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1884, 
David  V  Whitney,  Dean,  714  Wyandotte 

Kansas  City  Dental  College;  dent  ;  co-ed.; 
est  1881,  C.  C  Allen,  D  D  S,  Secretary, 
10th  and  Troost. 

Kansas  City  Hahneman  Medical  College, 
(Medical  Dept  Kansas  City  University)  , 
homeop  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1897,  Moses  T 
Runnels,  AM,  MD,  Dean,  916  Tracy 

Kansas  City  School  of  Fine  Arts;  art;  co- 
ed ;  B.  A.  Huppert,  Director,  Bayard 


Kansas  City  School  of  Law;  law;  night;  co- 

ed ,    est     1895,    E    D     Ellison,    Dean,    718 

Commerce  Bldg 
Kansas  City  Veterinary  College;  vet.;  men; 

est.    1891;    S     Stewart,    M.    D.,   D    V.    M, 

Dean,  1330  E.  15th. 
Kansas  City  Watchmaking  School,  jewelry 

trades,      co-ed  ,     est      1001,      Oscar     W 

Dryer,    Principal,    815    E     12th 
Loretto    Academy,    girls'    boarding,    R     C  ; 

Sister  Superior,  39th  and  W    Prospect  PI 

National  Business  College,  bus.   and  sten.; 

est.  1885;  Henry  Coon,  Pres,  Owen  Bldg. 
Powell's    Shorthand    School;    sten.;    co-ed  ; 

est    1884,  John  C    Powell,  Principal,  2216 

Holmes 
Frosso  Preparatory  School;  boys*  prep  ;  est. 

1900,  James  P.  Richardson,  A.  M.,  Head 

Master,  2806  Harrison. 

Rockhurst  College,  coll  ,  R  C  ,  est  1914, 
Rev  Aloysius  A  Breen,  S  J  ,  President. 
53rd  St  and  Troost 

St.   Teresa's  Academy,   girls'   boarding;   R. 

C  ,     est    1867,     Sister  Superior,   57th   and 

Mam 
Scarritt  Bible  and  Training  School;  theol  ; 

co-ed.;  Maria  L.  Gibson,  Prln  ,  Harris  and 

Askew  Ave. 
Spal  ding's    Commercial   College;    bus,    sten 

and  tel  ,   est    1865,   James  F.   Spaulding, 

President,  10th  and  Oak  Streets 
Western  Dental  College;  dent  ;  co-ed.;  est. 

1890,  Harry  B    McMillen,  D    D   S,  Dean, 

llth  and  Locust  Sts. 
Woman's     Medical     College;     med.;     reg.; 

women;   est.   1895;   Nannie  P.   Lewis,   A. 

M.,  M.  D.,  Dean,  917  Forest  St 


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Kennett,  Dnnklln  Co.,  pop.  3,033* 

Pies     Bd     Educ — Paul    Baldwin 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C     F    Baumblatt 
Cits    Supenntendent — W     S     Bio\\n 
Principal  High   School — V    C    Plummti 

Kidder,  Caldwell  Co.,  pop.  357. 

Kidder     Institute;     prep.;     co-ed  ;     Cong.', 
George  W.  Shaw,  Prin. 

Kirksville,  Adair  Co ,  pop.  6,347. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    E    Rieger 
City    Superintendent — Charles  Banks. 
Principal  High  School — Felix  Rothschild 
Supv    Music  and  Drau  — Juanita  McGune 

American    School    of    Osteopathy;    osteop. 
co-ed  ;    est.    1892;    Dr.    Andrew    T.    Still, 
Pres. 

State  Normal  School   (First  District);  nor- 
mal,  state,   co-ed.;   John  B.   Kirk,   Pres. 

Kirk  wood,  St.  Louis  Co  ,  pop.  4,101. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    G     Laskey 
Sec     Bd     Educ — C     A     Lawton 
City  Supenntendent — Nelson  Keir 
Principal  High  School — J    D    Wough 
Supv    Music — Mabel   Sweet 
Dra\\  ing — Fannie   Butterfield 
Penmanship — J    C    Potter 

LaBelle,  Lewis  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Principal  High  School — H    E    Hembeig 

LaGrange,  Lewis  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Ben    Dai- 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    J    Orange. 
City   Superintendent — C    C    Crench 
Principal  High   School — Mary   Musselter 
Supv    Music — Pearl   Webb 
Manual  Training — A   H.  Wornack 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    Admire 
Drawing — Mildred  Irwin 

Penmanship — J    T    Marshall  , 

Commercial— J    T   Marshall. 

LaGrange  College;  coll.;  co-ed.;  Bapt. ;  est. 
1858;  J    T.  Muir,  LL.  D,  Pres. 

Lamar,  Barton  Co.,  pop.  3,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    D    Goodrum 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — C   E.  Jones 

City    Superintendent — S     C     Bnghtman 

Principal  High  School — H    T   Wells 

St  Joseph's  College;  girls*  boarding;  R.  C.; 
Benedictine  Sisters. 

Lancaster,  Schnyler  Co.,  pop.  1,175. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    W    Graves 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    A    Higbee 
Principal   High    School — A     G    Capps 

LaFIata,  Macon  Co.,  pop.  1,5X10. 

City  Superintendent — J    D    Dull 
Principal  High  School — C    H    Threlkeld 

Lathrop,  Clinton  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Principal  High  School — W    M.   Greim. 


|    Lebanon,  Laclede  Co.,  pop*  2,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — B    F    Harris 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  ±    H    Gray 

Cit^    Supenntendent — A    M    Fouit 

Principal    High    School — E     W    Rucker,    Jr 

Supv     Music — Jessie    Burley 

Domestic   Science — Floience  Boehner. 

.Lees  Summit,  Jackson  Co  ,  pop.  1,625 

Cit\  Supenntendent — J  N  Hauthorn 
Principal  High  School — Saiah  Spencer 
Manual  Tiammg — O  R  Cormutt 

Lexington,  Lafayette  Co.,  pop.  5,242. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — E,  J    McGrew 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — Albert  Winkler. 
City  Superintendent — B    M.  Little. 
Principal  High  School — A.  W.  Clemens 
Supv.  Music — Mary  Lillian  Atkinson 
Domestic    Science — India    Richaidson 
Di  awing — Leslie    Dilhngham 

Central  College  for  Women;  girls'  boarding; 
M  E  So  ,  est  1869,  Rev  Z  M.  Wil- 
liams, A  M ,  President 

Lexington  College  for  Young  Ladies ,  coll , 
mus  and  prep  ,  gills'  hoarding,  Bapt., 
est  1856,  Re\  M  W  Hatton,  Pres 

Wentworth  Military  Academy,  boys'  board- 
ing, military,  non-sect  ,  est  1880,  Col 
Sanford  Selleis,  Superintendent. 

Liberty,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  2,980. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    M    Tutt 
Sec    Bd     Educ — Frances    Hopkins 
City  Superintendent — George  H    Beasley 
Pimcipal    High   School — E    B     Yates. 
Supv    Music — Helen  Ctumbaugh 
Manual    Tiammg — Victor    Hill 
Domestic    Science — Grace    Tickle 
Drawing — Frances  Barboui 

William  Jewell  College,  comprises  College 
Academy  and  School  of  Theology;  men, 
Bapt.,  est  1849,  Rev.  John  P  Greene, 
D  D.,  LL  D,  Pres. 

Lockwood,  Dade  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City    Superintendent — R.    E     Stewart 

Louisiana,  Pike  Co.,  pop.  4,454. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — George   E    Lynott 
Sec    Bd     Educ — Edward   McCuen 
City  Superintendent — Robert  R,  Rowley. 
Principal    High    School — F.    E.   AIsup 

Macon,  Macon  Co.,  pop.  4,300. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Ben   Frank  lin 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Alonzo   English 
City  Superintendent — S.  E.  Seaton. 
Principal  High  School— Alma  B.  Walker. 
Manual  Tiammg — J    C    Bond. 

Western  Collegiate  and  Industrial  Institute; 
prep.;  co-ed.;  Bapt.;  James  Henry  Gar- 
nett,  Prin. 

Maiden,  Dnnklin  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  — Dr    G    T    Penny 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    T.  Van  Cleve. 
City  Superintendent — S    F   Browne 
Principal  High  School — R.  EJ.  Nichols 
Domestic  Science — Gertrude   West. 


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Marble  Hill,  Bellinger  Co.,  pop.  350. 

Will  Mayfield  College;  coll.;  co-ed.;  Bapt; 

F    J    Hendershot,  Pres 

Maplewood,  St.  Heals  Co.,  pop.  4,500. 

Pres   Bd    Educ. — A.  J    Crum. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W   H   Grumley 
City  Superintendent — Win.  Robertson. 
High  School  Principal — L.  H.  Schlueter 
Supv    Music   and  Dra^  — Mabel   Foutz 
Manual  Training — W.  H.  Engerson 
Domestic   Science — Elizabeth  fcchaumbeig 
Penmanship — Julia    llauro 

Marceline,  Ubon  Co.,  pop.  3,920. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — T    M    jLudun 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Robert  Cains 

City    Superintendent — P     E     Bridwell 

Principal  High  School— Mattie  Smith 

Maiionville,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  1,272. 

Principal    High    School — Austin    Pjle 

Marion  ville  College;  coll.  and  prep.;  co-ed  ; 
M,  E  ;  est.  1872;  Rev.  L.  G  Reser,  D.  DM 
Pres. 

Marshall,  Saline  Co.,  pop.  4,869. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — G   E    C    Sharp* 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A.  B.  Hoy. 
r*itv   Supeimtendent — W    M    "Westbrook 
Principal  High   School — F    E    Alsup 
Supv    Music — Edgar  A.  Place. 
Drawing — Miss  Edith  Leonard. 
Commercial — C    E    Bradlej 

Missouri  Valley  College;  coll.;  co-ed  ; 
Presb.;  est.  1889;  Rev.  W.  H.  Black,  D. 
D.,  Pres. 

Notre  Dame  de  Sion  Academy,  girls'  board- 
ing; R  C  ,  Sisters  of  Notre  Dame  de  Sion 

St.  Xavler's  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R.  C.) 
Sister  Loretto,  Prin. 

Maryvtlle,  Nodaway  Co.,  pop.  5,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    R    Bunk 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  P    Wright 
City  Supeimtendent — J    M    McDonald 
Principal   High   School — E    R    Utter 

Maryville  Business  Institute;  bus.  and  iten.; 

est    1906,  Fred  Buettner,  Prin 
Maryville   Seminary;   prep  ;   co-ed.;  M.   E.; 

est  1889;  Rev.  Charles  F.  Enyart,  A.  M.f 

Pres. 
State     Normal     School      (Fifth      District), 

state,    co-ed  ,    est     1905,    Ira   Richardson, 

M    A,  President. 

Maysvffle,  Dekalb  Co.,  pop.  1,051. 

City  Superintendent — D    H    Hollo-way 

Memphis,  Scotland  Co.,  pop.  2,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — G    E    Leslie 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.   T    Reddish 
City  Superintendent — A.  O.  Moore. 
Principal  High  School — B    I    Lawtence 

Kcadted,  Audrian  Co.,  pop.  5,939. 

Pres,  Bd    Educ  — S    P    Emmons 
Sec    Bd    Educ— J    H    Sallee 
City  Superintendent — Herbert  Pryor. 
Principal  High  School — LP  H,  Strunk. 


Mexico — continued 

Hardin  College,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect  , 
est  1873,  John  Wilson  Million,  A  M, 
LL  D  ,  President 

Missouri  Military  Academy,  mil.;  non-sect; 
Col     E    Y    Burton,   Superintendent 

Sproul  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Presb  ,  Miss 
Carrie  Sproul,  Prin. 

Milan,  Sullivan.  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — E     S     Ponter  - 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  "W.   Bingharn 
Pity  Supeimtendent — D    A    Bickel 
Pimcipal    High   School— H    "W    Kretzmeier 

Mill  Spring:,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  i860. 
Hale's  College;  normal;  private;  co-ed.;  eit 
1880,  W.  H.  Hale,  A.  M.,  Pres. 

ftfoberly,  Randolph  Co.,  pop.  10,983. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    B   Little 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Geoige  Elfaea 
City  Superintendent — E    IVI    Sipple 
Principal  High  School — W   E    Ty dings 

Magic  City  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  ; 

J.  J.  Weber,  Pres 
Mcberly  Commercial  College,  bus.  and  sten  ; 

est    1908,  R    A.  Gnswold,    President 

St  Mary's  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  R.  C.; 
Sister  M.  Agneta,  Prin. 

Monett,  Barry  Co.,  pop.  4,177. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  J.  C   Wilhelm. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — D    S.  Breese 
City  Superintendent — M    J   Hale. 
Principal  Higli  School — Fred  D.  Grobe 

Monroe  City,  Monroe  Co ,  pop.  2,3OO. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    M    Walker. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    J    Kent 

City    Superintendent — M     D     Boucher 

Pimcipal  High  School — Bess   J    Chaney. 

Montgomery    City,    Montgomery     Co.,    pop. 
2,330. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Milton   Jones 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    L.    Clark 

City    Superintendent — M     B     Vaughn 

Principal    High   School — Ionian    Evered. 

Domestic    Science — Carmelita   Anderson. 

Morrtsvffle,  Polk  Co.,  pop.  360. 

Scarritte-Morrlsvllle    College;   coll;    co-ed.; 

JM     E     So  ,    est     1872 ,    Arthur    Bonner, 
Ph  D ,  President 

Mound  City,  Holt  Co.,  pop.  1,6*1. 

Pres    Bd.    Educ — John   S    Smith 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — William  H.  Weightman. 
City   Superintendent — J    TT    Crosen 
Principal   High   School — P    C.  Callo-way. 
Rupv   Music — Pauline  Kirk 

Mountain  Grove,  Wrlgrbt  Co.,  pop.  1,575. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    M    Mitchell. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Ray   Treon 
City  Superintendent — C    H    Simmons 
Principal  High  School— R  K.  Phelps 


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Mount  Vernon,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  1,225. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — W     E     Hickman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — TV    S    Kendall 
City    Superintendent — Guy   H    Capps 
Principal  High  School — Rose  M    Shoemaker 

Neosho,  Newton  Co.,  pop.  8,661. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — H     H     Knetts 

Sec     Bd     Educ — E    F    Murra-v 

City   Superintendent — E     N    New  comb. 

Principal    High    School — E     S     McKmley 

&upv     Music — Tii     Hendnx 

Handwork — Edith    Smith 

Drawing — Florence    Claik 

Penmanship — M    S  Greet 

Nevada,  Vernon  Co ,  pop    7,176. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — L    L    Scott 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J   R   Lowry. 
City  Superintendent — F.  H.  Barbee 
Principal    High    School — T    C     Martin. 
Manual  Training — M    E3    Krabue 
Domestic    Science — Helen    L.    McGregor 

Cottey  College,  coll  and  prep  ,  girls' 
boarding;  non-sect.;  eat.  1884;  Mrs.  V.  A. 
C  Stockard,  President 

Nevada  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1888,  F  B  George,  President 

New  Madrid,  New  Madrid  Co,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  — J    F    Gordon 

Sec    Bd     Educ  — J    D    Peck 

City  Supei  intendent — Louis  Thielmann 

Norborne,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — E     O.    Belt 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    T    Williams 
City    Superintendent — T     J     Grolightly 
Principal  High  School — O    B    Witte 

Odessa*  Lafayette  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    P    De  Moss 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — O    "W    Phillips 
Principal   High    School — Anna   Heisler 

Odessa  College;  coll.;  co-ed  :  non-sect.;  est 
1883;  L  H.  Gehman,  A.  M.,  Pres. 

Western  Bible  and  Literary  College;  coll. 
and  prep  ,  boarding,  co-ed  ,  Church  of 
Christ;  est  1905,  R.  N.  Gardner,  B  S, 
President 

Oregon,  Holt  Co.,  pop.  1,032. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Joseph    H     Murray. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    T    Thatcher 
City  Superintendent — J    G    Ensor 
Principal  High  School — Gertrude  Bennett. 

Osceola,  St.  Clalr  Co.,  pop.  1,037. 

Principal  High  School — P    G    Buckles 

Palmyra,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S.    Sanford 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J   T    Threlkeld 
City   Supei  intendent — O.   G    Sanford 
Principal  High  School — Sadie  Wiley 
Supv.  Music — Gladys  Mitchell 
H    S.    Music — Miss   Allison 

Centenary  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  M.  BL 
So.;  James  A.  Lanlus,  Prln. 

Paris,  Monroe  Co.,  pop*  1,425. 

City  Superintendent — F    P.  Callaway. 


Parkville,  Platte  Co.,  pop.  031. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — C    L    Brokaw 

Fee    Bd    Educ — R    B    Elliott 

Principal  High  School — C    C   Brovvn 

Sup\    Music — Xorman  McCarty 

Park  College,  College,  Academy  and  Mu- 
sic Depts  Presb  f  est  1875,  Predenck 
W  Hauler,  B  D  President 

Pattonsbnrsr,  Daviess  Co.,  pop.  1,044. 

Principal   High   School — L     M     Hosman 
Pierce  City,  Lawrence  Co ,  pop.  2,043 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    R    Boston 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — H     C     Shoemaker 
ritv   Supei  intendent — Peiry   Carmichael 
Puncipal   High    School — Ina  Akms 

Perryvllle,  Perry  Co.,  pop.  1,825. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — C    E     Kiefner. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Alfred  Hoehn 
City    Superintendent — F     W      Snj'der 
Puncipal  High   School — J    W    Reaves. 

Piedmont,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    S    Cle\enger 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J     A    Banks 
fitv  Supei  intendent — R    W    Hoffman 
Puncipal  High  School — W    T    Clopton 
Hale's   Normal    School;    nor.;    co-ed.;    est 
1880;  W.  H.  Hale,  A.  M.,  Pres. 

Platte  City,  Platte  Co ,  pop.  925. 

Gaylord  Hall;  girls'  boarding;  non-sect.; 
est  1857;  Mrs  T  W.  Park,  Pres. 

Plattsbnrg,  Clinton  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    E    Bohart 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Edmond   Me  Williams. 
City  Supei  intendent — G    W    Watson 
Pnncipal  H    R — Miss  Willie  McWilliams 
Supv    Music — Mis    Mary  I    James 
Dra-wing1 — Ruby    Lorance 

Pleasant  Hill,  Cass  Co.,  pop.  2,065. 
Pres    Bd     Educ — J    S.    Thomas 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    S   Underwood 
City  Superintendent — J    A    Kobeson 
Principal  High   School — Mrs    E    B    Decker 

Poplar  Bluff,  Butler  Co.,  pop.  6,916. 
Pres    Bd.   Educ — D    A    Randall 
Sec.   Bd    Educ  — P    C    Hays 
City  Superintendent — C    E.  Groves 
Principal  High  School — L    W    Hanna 
&upv    Music — Evalyn    Chenne 
Coixi'l   &  Stenog'y — P    E    Leavenworth 
Poplar    Bluff    Business   College;    bus,    and 

sten  ,   est    1912,  C    D    Bates,  Manager. 
Southwestern    Business    College,    bus     and 
sten  ,    est    1915,  V    H    Stewart,  Prin 

Potosi,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 
Pres    Bd.  Educ. — J    W    Settle. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — M    A.   Casey, 
Principal  High  School — O.  L.  Looxnis. 
Principal  High  School — G.  H.   Green 

Prairie  Hill,  Charlton  Co.,  pop.  250. 
Prairie  Hill  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ;  33.  R.  Carlstead. 

Princeton,  Mercer  Co.,  pop.  1,385. 
Pres    Bd,   Educ — A    C    Kelly 
Sec    Bd.   Educ  —Grant  Duble. 
City  Superintendent — D.  W.  Branam. 
Principal  High  School — P    L    Collier 


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Rensselaer,  Balls  Co.,  pop.  150. 

Van  Rensselaer  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  , 
Presby  ,  est  1905,  J  E  Travis,  Princi- 
pal * 

Rich  Hill,  Bates  Co ,  pop.  2,755. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    J    Heck 
Sec     Bd    Educ — L     C     Stonebraker 
City  Supenntendent — O   O    l/vnch 
Puncipal  High  School — Roj    D    Bro\>vn 

Richmond,  Ray  Co.,  pop.  3,664. 

Pies    Bd    Bdue — I/    Megede 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Emmett  Bay 
City    Superintendent — W     S    Diace 
Principal  High  School — E    Paul  Steel 
Manual  Training — H    H    Ranney 

Woodson  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  M  E.  So  ; 

Rev    S    W    Emory,   Principal 

Rockport,  Atchlson  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — Elmer    Kneriam 
Sec    Bd    Educ — D    T    Wyatt 
City   Superintendent — R    3    Spickerman 
Principal  High   School — Paul  Herzog 

Rocky  Comfort,  McDonald  Co.,  pop.  300. 

Horner  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect.* 
J.  Turner  Horner,  Prin. 

Rolla,  Phelps  Co.,  pop.  1,785. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    R    McCaw 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — E    H    Roach 

City   Superintendent — S    P    Biadley 

Kolla  School  of  Music,  music,  co-ed  ,  J  J 
Basse tt,  Director 

School  of  Mines  and  Metallurgy,  University 
of  Missouri,  courses  in  Metallurgy,  Min- 
ing and  Civil  Engineering,  co-ed  ,  est. 
1874,  L  E  Garrett,  EM,  Director 

St.  Charles,  St.  Charles  Co.,  pop.  9,437. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — R     C    Haenssler 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Herman   Runge 
City   Superintendent — Joseph  Herring 
Principal  High  School — C   P   Dienst 
Supv.  Mus    &  Draw  — Irene  K    Udstad 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart;  girls*  board- 
ing, R.  C.;  A  Kavanagh,  Prln. 

Linden  wood    College     for    Women;     girls* 

boarding,      Presb  ,     est     1830,     John    L 
Roemer,   D    D  ,   Pi  esident 

Ste.  Genevieve,  Ste.  Genevieve  Co.,  pop.  1,707. 

Ste  Genevieve  Academy,  prep  ,  day  ,  co- 
ed ,  R  C  ,  est  1858,  Sisters  of  St.  Jo- 
seph Carondalet 

St,  James,  Phelps  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

Principal  High   School — J.   F,  Hodge. 

St.  Joseph,  Buchanan  Co,  pop.  77,403. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Ore&tes  Mitchell 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    L    Loving 

Cltv  Superintendent — Vernon  O    Ma>s 

Asst    Supt — Fannie  Brennan 

Supv    Music — Clara  Sanioid 

Drawing — Clara  N.   Schaeffer, 


St.  Joseph — continued 
Domestic  Science — Anna  Jensen 
Physical  Culture— A    T    Heibel 

PUBLIC   HIGH    SCHOOLS 
Central    High    School,    13th    and    Olive    Sts  , 

Merle  C    Prunty,  Principal 
Baitlett   High   School,   18th    and   Angelique 

Sts  ,    W    H    Jones,  Principal 
Ben  ton  High  School,   3id  and  Harvard  Sts  , 

J    A    Bell,   Principal 
Robidoux   High    School,    10th   and    Edmond 

Sts  ,  C    F    Alt,  Piracipal 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  girls'  board- 
ing, R.  C  ,  Mother  M  McNenamy,  Prin. 

Christian  Brothers'  College;  prep  ,  boys,  R 

C  ,  Kev   Brother  Paulian,  President 
Flatt's  Commercial  College;  bus  and  sten. ; 

E    M    Platt,  Pres. 
St    Joseph's  Business  University,  bus    and 

sten  ,   est    1879,  E    E    Gard,   Prin 
St.    Joseph    Commercial    College;   bus     and 

sten  ,  R   C  ,  est    1859 ,  Brother  Herachan, 

President 
St     Joseph    Veterinary    College,    men,    est 

1910,     F    W    Caldwell,    VS,    President 
West  School,  girls'  day,  Miss  E    A    West, 

Pr  mcipal 

St.  Louis,  pop.  687,039. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Ben   P    Sti  omberg 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  P    Mason 
Supt    of   Instruction — John  W    Witheis 
Assistant  Supt — C    G    Rathmann 
Assistant   Supt  — Geo    Platt   Knox 
Assistant  Supt — W    J    S    Bryan 
Assistant  Supt — Henrv  J    Gelling 
Supervisor  Music — E    L    Coburn 
Drawing— Mrs    M    E    Rilcy 
Writing — H,    C     "Walker 
Physical  Training — A    E    Kindervater. 
Manual  Training — R,  A    Kissack 
Kindergaxten— Mary  C    McCulloch 
Dept    of  Hygiene — Dr    James  Stewart. 
Supv  Special  Schools — Kate  L   Cunningham 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS 

Cential  High  School,  1030  Grand  Avonue, 
Chester  B  Curtis,  Principal 

Cleveland  High  School,  4353  Virginia  Ave  , 
H  F  Hoch,  Principal 

McKinley  High  School,  215(5  Russell  ave- 
nue, Armand  R  Miller,  Principal 

Soldan  High  School,  Union  and  Kensington, 
John  Rush  Powell,  Principal 

Sumner  High  School  (colored;,  4270  Cot- 
tage Avonue,  Fiank  L  Williams,  Prin 

T-eatman  High  School,  Garrison  and  Nat 
Brg  Rd  ,  William  M  Butler,  Principal 

Academy  of  Architecture  and  Industrial 
Science,  arch,  drafting,  machinist  and 
art  courses,  co-ed,  non-sect,  est  1885, 
Henry  Maack,  Principal,  1742  Choteau 
Avenue 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart;  girls'  board- 
ing, R.  C ,  Mother  Victorius,  Superior. 
Maryland  and  Taylor. 

Academy  of  the  Visitation;  girls'  boarding, 
R.  C.;  est.  18S3;  Sister  Margaret  Mary 
Winifrede,  Directress,  Cabanne  Place. 


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Am ei lean  Medical  College,  nied  leg  , 
James  Moores  Ball,  M  D  ,  Dean,  2830 
LaJajette 

Barnes    Business    College;    bus.    and    sten  , 

est    1881,   J    R    Anderson,  President,   911 

Locust  Street 
Baint's  Dental   College   of   National  Um\ei- 

sitj-     ot    Aits    and    Sciences,     Geoige    H 

Owen,   D  D  H  ,   Dean 
Beethoven    Conservatory    of    Music;    mus  , 

co-ed  ;  The  Brothers  Epstein,  Directors, 

Taylor  and  Olive  Streets 

Benton  College  of  Law;  law,  co-ed.;  est 
1896,  George  L  Cor  1  is,  Dean,  cor.  Frank- 
lin and  Grand 

Berlitz  School  of  Languages;  languages;  co- 
ed ,  est  1891,  Louis  Bouidon,  Director, 
Century  Bldg 

Bishop  Robertson  Hall,  girls'  boarding,  P 
E  ,  Sister  Catherine,  Superior,  4244  Wash- 
ington Blvd. 

Boeddecker's  Conservatory  of  Music,  mus  , 
co-ed.,  Mrs.  Emily  Boeddecker,  Prin., 
2611  Park  Ave. 

Brown's  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten., 
est  1867,  A  R  Turnish,  Principal,  804% 
Pine  Street 

Bryant  and  Stratton  Business  College,  bus 
and  sten  ,  W.  M.  Carpenter,  Pres ,  Cen- 
tury Bldg 

Cential  Institute,  pi i vale  school  ioi  deaf, 
Ethel  M  Hilliaid,  Supeiintemlent 

Christian  Brothers  College,  comprises  the 
Colleges  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  the  En- 
gineering Department  (civil,  mechanical 
and  elect: ical  engineering),  the  Academic 
Department,  and  the  Commercial  Depart- 
ment, men,  R  C,  est.  1851,  Rev.  Brother 
Lawrence  Sixtus,  F  S'  C,,  Pres ,  Easton 
Ave  and  Kingshighway. 

CH>  College  of  Law  and  Finance,  law  and 
accounts,  co-etl  ,  Eustace  C  Wheelei, 
LL  B  ,  Dean,  Metropolitan  Bldg 

Compton's  (Miss)  School  for  Children  of 
Retarded  Mentality,  co-ed  ;  est  1901, 
Miss  Fanny  A  Compton,  Prin ,  3809 
Flad  Ave 

Concordia  Theological  Seminary;  theol. ; 
men,  Luth  ,  est  1839;  Rev  Francis  Pie- 
per,  President,  3625  S  Jefferson  Avenue 

Coyne  School;  plumbing  and  bricklaying; 
men;  John  F.  Wenz,  Prop. 

David  Ranken,  Jr,  School  of  Mechanical 
Trades;  day  and  evening,  non-sect  ;  men, 
est  1907,  Lewis  Gust  a  f son,.  Superinten- 
dent, Finney,  Newsted  and  Cook  Avenues 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College,  bus 
and  ston  ,  W  E  Reasor,  Manager,  Wash- 
ington and  Broadway. 

Eden  College;  theol  ,  men,  German  Bvang, ; 
est.  1860;  Prof.  William  Becker,  Pres. 

Forest  Park  University;  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect.;  eat.  1861;  Mrs.  Anna  Sneed 
Cairns,  Pres ,  Clayton  and  Oakland 


St.  Louis — continued 

Gallaudet  School  for  the  Deaf,  prep  ,  non- 
sect  ,  co-ed,  est  1879,  James  H  Cloud, 

]VI     A,    Pun,    Theiesa   and    Henrietta 
German      Evangelical      Missouri      College; 

theol  ;   men;   est.    1850,   William   Becker, 

President,  Eden  College 
Harris  Teachers'   College,   city  noimal,   est 

190r>,    John  W    Witheis,   PhD,  Pimcipal, 

Paik   and   Theiesa 
Hosmer  Hall,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect  ;  est. 

1884,    Louise  McNair,   B    A,    Pres,    4296 

Washington  Blvd 
Hughey    Color    Music    School,     mus  ,     Mrs 

Fannie    E.    McKinney-Hughey,    Principal, 

Musical    Art   Building 
Jones'  Commercial  College,  bus.  and  sten  ; 

J    G    Bohmer,  Pres ,  307  N    Broadway. 

Kenuck  Theological  Seminary,  theol  ,  R  C  , 

Rev    M    S    Ryan,   C1    M ,    Dean,    Glennon 

Park 
Lennox:    Hall,     girls'    boarding,    non-sect  ; 

Mrs     M     Louise   Thomas,    Pimcipal,    69th 

and  Washington 
Manual     Training    School     of    Washington 

University;    boys'    prep  ;    non-sect  ;    est. 

1879,  W    R    Vickroy,  Principal,  Von  Vee- 

sen  and  Windermere   Way 
Mary     Institute,     Washington     University; 

girls',  non-sect    1859;  Edmund  H    Sears, 

A    B ,  A.  M ,  Prin ,  cor.  Lake  Ave.   and 

McPherson 
Metropolitan  College  of  Law,  law;  co-ed  ; 

est.   1894;   William  H.   Peabody,   LL.   B., 

Pres ,  Odeon  Theater  Bldg 
Missouri  Botanical  Garden;  gardening;  co- 
ed ,  est    1889;  William  Trelease,  LL.  D., 

Sc    D,  Director. 

Missouii  School  for  the  Blind,  state,  S  M 
Gzeen,  Superintendent,  3815  Magnolia 

Missouri  Shorthand  College;  sten  ,  est.  1886; 
John  H.  Schoneld,  Pres,  912  W.  Garri- 
son. 

Morse  School  of  Expression,  courses  in 
oratory,  dramatic  art  and  voice  train- 
ing, Musical  Art  Bldg 

Mound  City  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten.;  "est  1900,  George  A.  Hanks,  Pres., 
1401  Washington  Ave 

National  University  of  \rta  and  Sciences 
School  of  Phaimacy,  Geoige  M  Heath, 
G  Ph  ,  Dean 

New  St.  Louis  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten  ,  E  H.  Frltch,  Prin ,  800  Pine 

Perry  School  of  Oratory,  or.  and  dramatic 

art;  co-ed  ;  est    1897;  Edward  P    Perry, 

Prin .  Grand  and  Franklin. 
Piincipla    School,    prep  ;    co-ed  ,    Christian 

Science,     est      1848,     Mary     K.     Morgan, 

Prin,  5539  Page  Blvd 
Railroad  Telegraph  School;  tel  ;  co-ed.;  W 

A    Lamburth,  Pres,  1218  Fine  St 
Rubicam  Business   School,    bus    and   sten  , 

est     1891,    M     E.    Ross,    Principal,    4933 

Delmar  Ave. 


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St  Louis  College  of  Pharmacy,  phar  ;  co- 
ed., Henry  M  Whelpley,  Ph  G.,  M  D, 
Dean,  2108  Locust  St 

St     Louis   College    of   Ph\sicians   and    Sui- 
geons;     reg  ,     men,      est      1879,      TValdo    i 
Briggs,  M    D  ,   Dean,  2600   Gamble  St 

St  Louis  Commeicial  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1910,  J  M  Chapman,  Pnn- 
cipal,  5176  Easton  Are 


St  Louis  Dental  College,  St  Louis  Unuei- 
sit>,  dent,  non-sect,  co-ed,  est  1S93, 
James  P  Haipei,  D  D  S,  Dean 

St.  Louis  Law  School,  Washington  Univer- 
sitj ,  law,  co-ed  ,  est  1867,  Richard  L 
Goode,  Dean,  1417  Locust 

St  Louis  School  of  Fine  Arts,  art;  co-ed. , 
est  1872,  Edmund  H  Wueipel,  Director, 
Skinker  Road  and  Lindell  Ave 

St  Louis  University,  comprises  the  College 
of  Arts  and  Sciences,  School  of  Divinity, 
School  of  Philosophy  and  Science,  School 
of  Medicine,  St  Louis  College  of  Dentis- 
try, Institute  of  Law  and  School  of  Com- 
merce and  Finance;  men;  R  C  ;  est. 
1S18,  Rev  Beinard  J  Ottmg,  S  J,  Piesi- 
dent,  Grand  and  "W  Pine  Blvd 

St  Louis  University,  School  of  Commerce 
and  Finance;  scientific  courses  in  com- 
merce, industry  and  finance,  men;  est 
1910,  George  W.  "Wilson,  Dean,  Grand 
Ave  and  W.  Pine  Blvd 

St  Louis  University  Institute  of  Law,  day 
and  evening  sessions,  men,  O'Neill  Ryan, 
LL  D ,  Dean,  3642  Lindell  Blvd 

St  Louis  Univeisity  School  of  Medicine, 
leg,  est  1901,  Hanau  W  Loeb,  M  D, 
Dean,  1402  S  Grand 

St.  Louis  Watchmaking  School;  watchmak- 
ing and  engraving;  co-ed  ,  est.  1886;  R. 
Jaegermann,  Pres ,  5815  Easton  Ave. 

Sts  Peter  and  Paul  High  School;  boys' 
prep  ,  R  C  ,  Bi other  Raymond,  Prin- 
cipal, 802  Allen  A\e 

Smith  Academy  and  Manual  Training 
School,  Washington  Unnersity,  co-ed, 
Frank  Hams  her,  A  B  ,  Principal 

Southwestern  Railroad  Telegraph  School, 
tel.,  sten  and  station  accounting,  est 
1883,  W  A  Lamberth,  Puncipal,  617 
Granite  Building 

Union  Electric  Telegiaph  School,  tel  and 
railway  accounting;  est  1875,  Henry  C 
Roeth,  Piesident,  102  N  Third  Street 

University    School    for    Boys;    prep.;    boys; 

non-sect ;   Franklin  Kean,  Head  Master, 

364  N    Boyle  Ave. 
Ursuline   Academy   and   Day   School,   girls* 

boardinjr,  R   C.,  Mother  Seraphine,  Frin. 

12th  St    and  Russell. 

Walther  College,  prep  and  com'l;  co-ed  , 
Luth  ;  est  1870,  Eugene  H  Harmes,  A. 
M ,  President,  Park  and  Benton  Place 

Washington  University,   comprises  the  Col- 
lege,   School    of    Engineering,    School    of 
Architecture,   the  Henry  Shaw  School  of  j 
Botany,     Law     School,     Medical     School*  J 


Jst.  Louis — continued 

Dental  School,  the  School  of  Fine  Arts 
and  School  of  Social  Economy,  co-ed  , 
non-sect  ,  est  1853,  Frederic  A.  Hall, 
L  H  D  Acting  Chancellor 

Washington  University  Dental  School, 
dent,  men,  est  1866,  J  H  Kennerly, 
M  D ,  D  D  S ,  Dean,  29th  and  Locust 

Washington  University,  Henry  Shaw  School 
of  Botanj ,  gaidenmg,  Geoige  T  Moore, 
Ph  D ,  Head. 

Washington  University,  Medical  Depart- 
ment, med  ,  leg  ,  men,  est  1840,  Philip 
A  Sehaff  ei ,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 

Washington  Uni\ersitj  School  of  Architec- 
tuie,  Alexandei  S  Langsdoif,  Dean 

Washington  University  School  of  Engineer- 
ing, couises  in  civil,  mechanical,  elec- 
tucal  and  chemical  engineering,  Alex- 
ander S  Langsdoif,  M  M  E  ,  Dean 

Women's  Training  School,  indust  and  bus  , 
Y  W  C  A  ,  est  1882,  Miss  Mary  C 
Fulton,  Educational  Secretary,  1411  Locust 
Street 

Salisbury,  Chariton  Co ,  pop.  2,000. 

Pies    Bel    Educ — W    B    James 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    H    Ownby 
City    Superintendent — E     R     Livesay. 
Pnncipal  High   School — F    G    Anibal 
£>upv     Music — Miss   Sarah    Lockhart 
Dialing — Anna  Peaison 

North  Missouri  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed  ; 
non-sect.,  G.  C.  Briggs,  Prln. 

Sarcoxie,  Jasper  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    E    Morris 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T     S    Parks 
City  Supenntendent — H    L    Mott 
Principal    High    School — A     H     Clark. 
Supv    Music — Mamie  Dodson 
Manual  Training — A    H    Clark 
Domestic  Science — Myrtle  Donnel 


Savannah,  Andrew  Co.,  pop.  1,886. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— O    V    Sells 

Sec    Bd    Educ— P    C    Breit 

City  Superintendent — E.  C    Bohon. 

Pnncipal   High    School — W     E     Goodell 

Sedalia,  Pettis  Co.,  pop.  17,822. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    H   Van  Wagner 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Ed    J    Evans 
City  Superintendent— John  P.  Gass. 
Principal  High  School—Martha  M   Lett*. 
Supv    Music — Mis    Liliam   MacGugin 
Drawing — Grace   Collins 
Mechanical   Drawing — A    G    Nortis 
Manual  Tiainmg — C    D    W*u  ren 

Central   Business   College;   bus    and   sten  ; 

C.;  est.  1883;  C.  W.  Bobbins,  Prln. 
George  B    Smith   College    (colored);    coll.; 

co-ed  ,   M    E  ,  Rev    R    G.   Hayes,   Pres 


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Seymour,  Webster  Co  ,  pop.  1,050  | 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — I     J     Mashbuiu  | 

Sec    Bd    Educ — \^     P    Hale  j 

ritv   Superintendent — T     K     Pummill  i 

Principal   High   School — B     A    Rubeison  j 

Shelbina,  Shelby  Co ,  pop.  1,750.  , 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — W    L.    Shouse  [ 

Sec     Bd     Educ — T     R     Lj  ell  ! 

City  Superintendent — N    L.    Garrison 
Principal  Hich  School — Mabel  "Wallace. 

Sikeston,  Scott  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

City  Superintendent — E    D    Lee 
Principal  High  School — R    E    Ballej 

Slater,  Saline  Co.,  pop.  2,502. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — S    B    Burks 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — T     J     Gauldin 
City   Superintendent — R    H    Jones 

South  St.  Louis,  Suburb  of  St.  Louie. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy;  girls'  boarding,  B. 
C  ;  Madam  Mary  Burke,  Prin. 

Springfield,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  35,201. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    F    Hagebuseh 
gee    Bd    Educ  — Edgar  J    Hoffman 
City   Superintendent — W    W    Thomas 
Advisory    Supt — 3     Fairbanks 
Principal  High  School — E.  E.  Dodd. 
Sup\     Music — Ri    R    Robertson 
Manual  Training — JS    O   Slatei 
Domestic    Science — Myrtle    Hurt 
Drawing — Maiian  E    Morrow 
Commercial — O    O    Lahman 
Stenography — Margaret  Herbert 

Draughon's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1888,  A  J  Bates,  Mgr 

Drury  College,  comprises  College,  Conserva- 
tory of  Music,  Art  Department  and  Bible 
School,  co-ed  ,  Cong  ,  est  1873;  Rev  J 
H  McMurtry,  Ph  D ,  President 

Drury  College  Conservatory  of  Music,  co- 
ed ,  William  A  Chalfant,  A.  M ,  Dean 

Drury  College  School  of  Bible  and  Chris- 
tian Training,  theol  ,  Cong  ,  William  J. 
L  ham  on  ,  A  M  ,  Dean. 

Loretto  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  B.  C.; 
Sister  M.  Winifred  La  Motte,  Prin. 

Missouri  State  Normal  School  (Fourth  Dis- 
trict),  teachers'  training  courses,  co-ed; 
est.  1906,  W.  T  Carrington,  M  A.,_Pres. 

St  de  Chantal  Academy  of  the  Visitation; 
girls'  boarding;  R.  C. ,  Sister  Superior, 

Springfield  Business  College;  bus.;  non-sect; 
est.  1884;  J.  A.  Taylor,  M.  8.,  Pres. 

Stanberry,  Gentry  Co.,  pop.  2,121. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Gilbert  Norman 

Sec    Bd    Educ-— H    B    Lindley 

City  Superintendent — J    M    McDonald 

Principal   High   School — O.   M.   Morrison. 

Spring  Garden,  Miller  Co.,  pop.  120. 

Miller     County     Institute;     prep ;     co-ed ;   ' 
non-sect.;   J.   L.   Lumpkin,   Prin. 


Sul!i\an,  Franklin  Co.,  pop    1,050. 

<Jit\    Super  mtendtnt — <'     C     Black 

Sweet  Springs,  Saline  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — J    F    Jarvis 
sec    Bd    Educ  — F    H    Tisdale 
fity    Superintendent — W     I     Oliver 
Principal  High  School — Emma  Shackelford. 
Supervisor  Music — Mrs    J    TV    McAdams 
Dra\v  ing — Mrs    \V    McLesky. 

Sweet  Springs  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
non-sect  ,  J.  B  Barnett,  Prin. 

Tarkio,  Atchison  Co,  pop.  1,901. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    P    Ste\enson 
Sec    Bd     Educ  — John  A     Gerlash 
City   Superintendent — J    C     Godby 
Principal  High  School — Gertrude  A   Thomp- 
son. 

Tarkio  College,  coll  ,  prep ,  music,  com'l 
depts  ,  co-ed  ,  Un  -Presb  ,  est  1883,  Rev. 
Joseph  A  Thompson,  D  D  ,  Pres 

Thayer,    Oregon    Co.,    pop.    1,276. 

Principal  High  School — C    H    Simmons 

TIpton,   Moniteau   Co.,   pop.    1,350. 

Citv    Superintendent — C    G    Conn 

Trenton,  Grundy  Co.,  pop.  5,656. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    S    Tiaylor 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Harry  Morns 
City    Superintendent — A     C     Grimm 
Principal  High  School — W    L    Settle 
Domestic  Science — A    Mae  Gallup 
Commercial — Chester   Schuler 

Troy,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.   1,150. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — L    H    Mohr 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  T    Baker 

City  Superintendent — Roy  V.  Ellise. 

Principal  High  School — Charles  A    Powell 

Drawing — Miss  C    C    Cochel. 

Union,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Pres     Bd.    Educ  — James   Mintrup. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A.   H    Steinbeck 
City  Superintendent — Charles  A.  Cole. 
Principal   High   School — Edgar  Baker 
Supv    Music — C    H    Stocke 

Unionvllle,  Putnam  Co.,  pop.  2,050. 

Pres     Bd    Educ — Lorenzo   Jones 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  Middleton 
City  Superintendent — A    L    Threlkeld 
Prm    High   School — Edna  Mae  Middleton 

Vandalia,  Audrian  Co.,  pop.  1,595. 

City   Supei  intendent — D.   E.    Tugel 
Principal  High  School — E    E    Napper 

Versailles,  Morgan  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres.    Bd.    Educ. — John    W.    Knoop. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — Samuel  Daniels 
City   Superintendent — C.   F.   Johns. 
Principal  High  School — Rhoda  K.  Shaw 
Supv.   Music — C     F.    Johns 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Irene  Board. 

Walker,  Vernon  Co.,  pop.  5,007. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — C  B  Davis 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ — Lon  Jordon 
Principal  High  School — T.  S  Mead 


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Warrensburg,  Johnson  Co.,  pop.  4,689. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — P    D     Fitch 

Sec    Bd    Educ — I,     P    Ooie 

City   Superintendent — Edward  Beatty 

Principal  High  School — George  T    Peak 

Supv     Music    &   Diav,  — Edna   OB^an 

State  Normal  School  (Second  District); 
normal,  state,  co-ed  ,  est  1871,  Bldo  L 
Hendricks,  President 

Warrenton,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John  Helmers 

Sec     Bd    Educ  — C     Reid 

Principal    High    School — Prof    Wilson 

Central  Wesleyan  College;  coll  ;  prep , 
music  and  bus  ,  co-ed  ,  M.  E  ;  est.  1864, 
Rev  Otto  E  Kriege,  A.  M.f  Pres 

German  Theological  Seminary,  theol  ;  M  E  ; 
men,  est  1900,  Fnedrich  Munz,  D  D, 
Dean 

Warsaw,  Benton  Co.,  pop.  1,900. 

City  Supenntendent — C    R    Bigsrs 
Principal  High  School — A.  G.  Wisdom. 

Washington,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  3,800. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    H    Schaper 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    A    Zoft 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — J    W    Pierce 

Weaublean,  Hickory  Co.,  pop.  600* 

Weaubleau  Christian  College,  prep  and 
nor  ,  co-ed  ,  Christ  Frederick  Cooper, 
A  B ,  Principal 

Webb  City,  Jasper  Co  ,  pop.  11,817. 

Pres     Bd    Educ — C     T     Oir 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A.   G.  Young. 
City  Superintendent — C.  A   Greene 
Principal  High  School — C   W.  Oldham. 
Domestic   Science — Mis    Olive   Gibson 
Commercial — M    F   Westover. 
Stenography — Mrs    Chapman. 


VI ebb  C'ltv — continued 

National      Business      College,      bus,      sten , 
piep    and  law,  W   A    Gulledge,  President 

Webster  Groves,  St.  Louis  Co.,  pop.  7,080. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — E     S     Healey 

Sec     Bd     Educ — F    B     Miller 

l 'its-    Superintendent — William  Robeitson 

Principal  High  School — J   T    Hixson. 

Sup\     Music — Mabel  B    Sweet 

Manual   Training — George  Weber 

Domestic    Science — Fiances    Smith 

Dialing — Floience  Macdonald 

Penmanship — C     J     Potter 

Com'l  &  Stenog'y — J    W    Drye 

Wellston,   St.  ILouis  Co.,  pop.   7,812. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — I     R     Hicks 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A.    L    Rutledge 
City  Superintendent — E.  P   Bush. 
Principal  High  School — Louise  Hicks 

Wellsville,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Citj-    Superintendent — A    B    Cluster 

Weston,  Platte  Co.,  pop.  1,019. 

City   Superintendent — D    E     Motheisead 
Principal   High  School — D.   A    Bickel. 

West  Plains,  Howell  Co.,  pop.  3,050. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    I    Trimble  » 
Sec    Bd    Educ — M    M    Freeman 
City  Superintendent — J    Will  Pierce 
Principal  High  School— Ethel  Haskell 
Manual  Training — C     L    Mood\ 
Commercial — Hai  riett    Haskell 

West    Plains    College;    coll.;    co-ed  ;    non- 
sect  ;  est.   1890;  H.   H.  Webb,   Pres. 

Willow  Springs,  Howell  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

Principal   High   School— W.    S.    Dade 

Windsor,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  2,241. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Dr     C     A     Draper. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Henry  T    Davis 
City  Supenntendent — John   Cantlan 
Principal    High    School — Roy    Webb 


MONTANA 

Population  376,053      School  census,  126,417.     School  age    6-21. 

Montana  is  the  fortieth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  376,053  inhabitants,  of  whom  95  9  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number  24.4 
per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population,  ten 
years  of  age  and  over,  is  4.7  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  twenty-third  in  this  respect 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT  *S  OFFICE 
MAY  TRUMPER,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Insti  action 
H   H.  SWAIN,  Deputy  Superintendent 


Helena 
Helena 
.Helena 


C.  W.  TENNET,  Bural  School  Inspector 

STATE  BOABD  OF  EDUCATION 
GOVERNOR  S   V  STEWART,  President ....   Helena 

SUPT    MATT   TRUMPER,   Sectetaty.  .  .    .          ...  Helena 

MONTANA  STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 

W.  W    KEMP,  President .    .  .  .  .Missoula 

H   H.  SWAIN,  Secretary     Helena 


MONTANA  STATE  COUNCIL  OF  ENGLISH  TEACHEES 

W.  F.  BREWER,  President 

GEORGE  E    COFFMAN,  Secretaiy .  .  . 

COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS   OE1  SCHOOLS 


Bozeman 
Missoula 


County  Name  and  Address 

Beaverhead  .Eliz  Sutherland,  Dillon 
Big  Horn  . .  .  Lucy  Batty,  Hardin 
Blame  Margaret  Vandon,  Chinook 

Broad-water  Lizzie  Barker,  Townsend 
Carbon  ..  Nora  L  Hogan,  Red  Lodge 
Cascade.  Anna  McAnelly,  Great  Falls 
Chouteau  May  Flanagan,  Fort  Benton 
Custer  .Emma  Fritz,  Miles  City 

Dawson. .  .  .Camilla  Osborne,  Glendive 
Deer  Lodge  .  Mabel  Sharp,  Anaconda 
Fallen  .  Annette  Leonard,  Baker 

Fergus  .Mrs  Lola  Baker,  Lewistown 
Flathead. .  .  .Mary  Eckstein,  Kalispell 
Gallatin  ....  Ida  "W  Davis,  Bozeman 

Granite  J 

.    Mrs    Lottie   T     Irvine,    Philipsburg 

Hill  Grace  Lovett,  Havre 

Jefferson        .    .   Mabel  Haynes,   Boulder 

Lewis  and  Clark          

May  J.  Cnchton,  Helena 

Lincoln      .    .        Mrs   Ella  L  Hess,  Libby 

Madison  .  

Madison Bay  Bull,  Virginia  City 

Meag-her 

Mary  J  Davies,  White  Sulphur  Springs 


County  Name  and  Address 

Mineral  Mrs  M  Leota  "Wright,  Superior 
Missoula  .  .  Mary  P.  Shull,  Missoula 
Musselshell. Minnie  Ferguson,  Roundup 
Park  .  .  .  Maud  Brown,  Livingston 
Phillips  ..  .  .  .Flora  Sims,  Malta 
Powell  .Emma  D.  Johnson,  Deer  Lodge 
Prairie  .  .Mabel  R  Williams,  Terry 

Ravalli  Bethel   Irwin,    Hamilton 

Richland  .  Bell  Hoyt,  Sidney 

Rosebud  .  .  Fay  Alderson,  Forsyth 
Sanders  Gladys  Brown,  Thompson  Falls 
Sheridan  Irene  Murphy,  Plentywood 

Silver  Bow Julia  Shea,  Butte 

Stillwater     . .    .      .  

Gertrude  Sylvester,  Columbus 
Sweet  Grass  .Inga  Solberg,  Big  Timber 
Teton..Mrs  Nellie  R  Brown,  Chouteau 
Toole.  ...  Marion  G.  Valentine,  Shelby 
Valley  .  .  .Alene  McGregor,  Glasgow 
Wibaux  Mrs  Maude  B  "Wills,  Wibaux 
Tellowstone  .  Frances  Miller,  Billings 


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MONTANA 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Anaconda,  Deerlodge  Co.,  pop.  10,134. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — William   M    Kellj 
Hec    Bd    Educ — Floience  N    Cole 
City  Superintendent — William  K.  Dwyer. 
Principal    High    School — C    L    Maiklej 
Sup\     Music — Mmer\a  Bennett 
Manual   Training — Ernest  E    Heuser 
Physical   Training — Adeline    Henderson 
Domestic    Science — Anna   Scallon 
Drawing — Anna  Ferrm 
Commercial — E     V     Giiffln 

Collier  School ,  prep  ,  bus  and  sten  ,  Mrs 
R  Johnson,  Principal,  23  Main  St 

St    Paul's  Parochial   School;  prep  ;   co-ed  , 

R.   C  ;   Mother  Xavier,   Prin. 
St    Peter's  Parochial  School;  prep.;  co-ed  ; 

R    C  ,  Sister  M    Wilfred,  Superintendent 

Belgrade,  Gallatln  Co.,  pop.  876. 

City  Superintendent — W    S    Stephenson 

Belt,   Cascade  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

City  Superintendent — S.  A.   Remington. 
Pimcipal  High  School — H    H    Saner 

Blgtlmber,  Sweet  Grass  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — J     A     Lowry 
Sec     Bd.    Educ  — T     K     Lee 
City  Superintendent — EJ.  A.  Erickson, 
Principal  County  H    S — C    V    Brown 
Domestic  Science — Rhoda  Dawes 

Billings,  Yellowstone  Co.,  pop.  10,031. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — James  R    Goss 
Sec    Bd.  Educ  — A    J    Thorine 
City  Superintendent — Ward  H.  Nye. 
Principal   High   School — W    H    McCall 
Supv    Music — Vinnie  Burton 
Manual  Training — D    W    McKenney 
Supv.   Art — Clara  F    Robinson 
Penmanship — A    F    Stolbargei 
Commercial — H    A    Steadman 

Billings  Business  College,  est.  1911,  Hiss 
Frances  Miller,  Pres. 

Billings  Polytechnic  Institute;  tech.;  co- 
ed ,  non-sect.,  est.  1908;  Louis  T.  Eaton, 
Ml  S,  Director. 

St  Patrick's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  , 
Sister  M  Gabriel,  Superior. 

Bonner,  Missoula  Co ,  pop.  700 

City  Superintendent — W  F  Akin 
Manual  Training — L  D  Ambrose 
Drawing  &  Dom  Sci  —Margaret  Howe 

Bozeman,  Gallatin  Co.*  pop.  5,107. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    G    Berthot 
Sec    Bd.   Educ. — Philip  Dodson 
City    Superintendent — Risdon    J.    Cunning- 
ham. 

Principal   High   School — E    J    Parkin 
Supervisor  Music — Alberta  lone  Smith 
Drawing — Jenny  Lind 
Manual  Training — E    C    Shanks 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Grace  Kirk. 


Bozeman — continued 

Montana  State  College  of  Agriculture  and 
Mechanic  Arts,  comprises  School  of  Agri- 
culture, ot  Engineering,  of  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Mechanic  Arts,  of  Music, 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1893,  James  M  Hamil- 
ton, M  S  ,  Pi  esident 

Montana  State  College,  School  of  Engineer- 
ing, courses  in  civil,  electrical  and  me- 
chanical engineering,  Arthur  W  Richter, 
MM  E,  Dean 

Montana  State  College,  School  of  Music, 
all  branches  of  mus-ic,  A  H  Cunier, 
Mus  B  ,  Director 

Mt.  Ellis  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  7th  D. 
Adv. 

Butte,  Silverbow  Co.,  pop.  89,165. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Charles  A    Wallace 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    M    Silvester 

City   Superintendent — William   E    Maddock 

Asst    Supenntendent — Jennie  R    Faddis 

Prm     High    School — Bruce   E     Millikm 

Supv    Music — Matfre  Sim 

Manual    Training — Gail   E    "Warner 

Domestic  Science — Alice  E   Demon 

Drawing — Alice  Dinsmooi 

Butte    Business    College;    bus,    sten.    and 

nor  ,  Rice  and  Fulton,  Props. 
Montana    School    of    Mines,      mining     and 

metallurgy,   state,   est    1889,   Charles  H 

Bowman    M    Sc ,  Pres 
Chester,  Hill  Co.,  pop.  100. 
City  Superintendent — Jonn  W    Hutchison 

Choteau,  Teton  Co.,  pop.  700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — W    H    Bateman 
Sec    Bd.   Educ — H    A    Prescott 
City   Superintendent — E    E    Crawford 
Prm    County  H    S — Marion  Dietrich. 
Music  and   Drawing — Nina   Clark 

Chinook,  Blaine  Co,  pop.  780 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — Thomas  Dowen 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  Easby 

City  Superintendent — G.  H.  Willman 

Pimcipal  High  School — Elizabeth  Dickey  . 

Columbus,  Stillwater  Co.,  pop.  875. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — L    M     Line 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Geoige  W    Simpson 
City  Superintendent — J    D    Ray 
Domestic   Science — Miss   Bowman 
Manual   Training — J    D    Ray 

Columbia  Falls,  Mathead  Co.,  pop.  700. 

City  Superintendent — J   R   Hanson 

Corvallis,  Ravalll  Co.,  pop.  100. 

City  Superintendent — W  S   Bailey. 

Cnlbertson,  Sheridan  Co ,  pop.  1,135. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Frank  M     Catlin 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    E    Peterson 
City  Superintendent — Allan  C    Lemon 
Principal  High   Sc!»ool — Suzie  Schow. 


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MONTANA 


Deer  "Lodge,  Powell  Co.,  pop    3,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    F    G'll<?tte 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    E    Astle 
City   Superintendent — Owen   D     Speer 
Prin    County  H    S — F    A.  Stejer 
Music  &  Di  awing1 — Olarabel  f.ha\or 

College  of  Montana,  coll  ,  prep  ,  tech  ,  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  pst  3904,  Fianklm  H 
Geselbiacht,  Ph  D ,  President 

St  Mary's  Academy,  girls'  boarding.  R.  C. , 
Sister  Anicleta,  Prin. 

Dillon,  Beaverhead  Co.,  pop.  1,835. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Leonard   Eliel 
Sec     Bd     Educ — R     F     Tattersall 
City  Superintendent — Dr    Grant  E    Finch 
Principal  High  School — B    E    Toan 
Supv.   Music — Lucy  Hernck 
Man    Tr    &  Draw    J    B    Cluley 
Domestic    Science — Elizabeth    Hinshaw 
Pen' ship    &   Com'l — Stella   Henderson 
Phjsical  Cultuie — Agnes  Scott. 

Montana  State  Normal  College;  normal; 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1897,  J  E  Monroe, 
Pres. 

East  Helena,  Leu  id  and  Clark  Co ,  pop   1,300. 

City  Superintendent — E    E    Da\is 
Supv   Music — Agda  P    Carlson 

Eureka,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  603 

City  Superintendent — A    R    Foid 
Principal  High  School — H    H    Sheer 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Mary  Malkoff 

Forsyth,  Rosebud  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City  Superintendent — E.   C    Bussert 
Principal  High   School — H    Mackenzie. 
Supv    Music — Mary  H    Morrill 
Domestic   Science — Pernelle  Wold 
Draw    &  Man    Ti  — Naomi  Goodmg 

Fort  Benton,  Chouteau  Co.,  pop.  1,024. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  Harris. 

Sec     Bd     Educ — Ezra   Crane 

City  Superintendent — J   W.  Lennmg 

Principal    High    School — C.    M.    Luce. 

Glasgow,  Valley  Co.,  pop.  1,275. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    A     McFarland 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — G    E    Alsop 
City  Superintendent-— Daniel  S.  Williams. 
Prin.  High  School — Bessie  L   Dougherty. 
Manual  Training — A   W   Buckram 
Domestic  Science — Johanna  C    Lind 
Commercial — Harriet  Switzer 

Glendlve,  Dawson  Co.,  pop.  1,725. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Henry  Dion. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Fred  Golding. 

City  Superintendent — R.  H.  Brown. 

Principal  High  School — R    L   Hunt 

Music  and  Drawing — Mrs    Constance  Thor- 

sen 

Domestic  Science — Mabel  Williams 
Commercial — C    C    Hoole 

Great  Falls,  Cascade  Co.,  pop.  13,948. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — J    W    Roberts 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    A    Gary 

City  Superintendent — Samuel  D.  Largent 

Principal  High  School — James  Rae 


Great  Falls — continued 

Sup\    Music — Mrs    Grace  A   Wait 
Manual  Tiaming — W    S   Tucker 
Domestic  Science — Edna  Hagerman. 
Phjsital  Culture — Leah  Crane 
Drawing — Elbe   Pickering 
Penmanship — A    F    Stolbarger 
Commercial — Charles  MeMullen 

Electt ic  Citj  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1912,  Mrs  A  M  Kiefer,  Prin 

Great  Falls  Commercial  College,  bus  ,  sten 
and  tel  ,  est  1894,  S  H  Bauxnan,  Prin- 
cipal 

Mount  Angela  Uisuhne  Academj ,  girls' 
boarding,  R  C  ,  Mother  Xavier,  Superior 

Hamilton,  Ba\  alii  Co ,  pop.  2,000. 

Principal  High  School — Henry  Schwarm. 

Harlowton,  Meagher  Co  ,  pop    770 

City  Superintendent — John  A    Johnson 
Principal  High  School — C    E    Welch 
Music  &  Drawing — Jessie  Poindexter. 

Havre,  Hill  Co  ,  pop.  3,624. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — James  Holland 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    C    Carruth 
Citj   Superintendent — N   C    Abbott 
Principal  High  School — Grace  M  Easter 
Supv   Music  and  Diaw  — Vera,  McKenzie 
Manual  Training — C    S   Kohler 
Domestic  Science — Georgia  Cullum  •> 

Commercial — William  A.   Chittick 

Helena,  Lewis  and  Clark  Co.,  pop.  12,515. 

Pres    School  Board — B    C    Day 
Cteik  School  Board — Thomas  E    Goodwin 
Citj    Superintendent — John  Dietrich 
Principal  High  School — Albert  J    Roberts 
Supei  visor  Music — Ethel  Meigs 
Drawing — Mary  G    Wheelei 
Writing — Nettie  I    Mills 
Household  Arts — I    Adelia  Sater 
Household  Economics — Laura  Piedalue 
Physical  Training — Eclwin  S    Thomas. 
Manual  Training — E   M   McGrath 
Commercial — H    A.  Sites. 

Helena  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ,  est 
1883;  J  Lee  Rice,  Manager 

Montana  Wesleyan  University,  coll ,  prep , 
bus  and  music,  co-ed  ;  M.  B ,  est  1889, 
Rev  Charles  Lincoln  Bovard,  Ph  B , 
President 

Montana  Deaconess  School,  prep.,  board- 
ing; co-ed  ,  M  E  ;  Roxana  Beck,  Prin- 
cipal 

Mt  St.  Charles  College,  boys'  boarding, 
R  C  ;  Rev  John  MacMullan,  President 

St.  Vincent's  Academy,  girls*  boarding;  H 
C  ,  Sister  Mary  Berchmans,  Superior 

Kalispell,  Flathead  Co.,  pop.  5,549. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Leland  Tansel 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    C.  Williams 
City  Superintendent — William  D.  Swetland, 
Prin.  County  H    S — F    L    Cummlngs 
Supv    Music  &  Drawing — Alice  Ketchum 
Domestic  Art — Johanna  Soland 
Manual  Training — W    G    O'Callaghan 
Kalispell   Business  College,  bus    and  sten  , 
est.  1901,  J    T    Sauntry,  Pres. 


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MONTANA 


laurel,  Yellowstone  Co.,  pop.  806 

City  Superintendent — D    S    Clinsfei 
Principal  High  School — Leioj    Bean 
Domestic  Science — Mai  ion  Cox 

Lewistonn,  Fergrus  Co  ,  pop    2,875. 

Pres    Bd    Erluc  — T    T    Taj>  loi 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Maude  O'Haia 
City  Superintendent — A    A    Fianzke 
Prm    Counts-  H1    S — H    L    Sackett 
Supv    Music — Minei^a  Hague 
Manual  Tiammg — IB    F    Riley 
Domestic  Science — Mae  Jackson 
Drawing—  Mai 5-  B    Maish 
Commeicial — Maude  Burioughs 

State    Business    College,     bus      and     sten 
est    1914,   T    W    Owens,  Principal 


labby,  Lincoln  Co,  pop    630. 

City  Rupeimtendent — Geoige  B    Neff 
Pimcipal  High  School — Jennie  Potgt»iter 
Domestic  Science — Anna  M    Ketudge 

Livingston,  Park  Co.,  pop    5,359. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — James  F    O  Connor 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Maude  E    Biown 

City  Superintendent — Benjamin  A    Winani 

Principal  High  School — C    V    Brown 

Sup\      Music    &    Draw  — Mmnabelle    Cogge- 

shall 

'Manual  Training  (ele  ) — R   J   Woods 
Manual  Tiaining  (H    S  ) — H    H    Jackson 
Domestic  Science — Veta  Beiner 
Penmanship — Rebecca  Orr 
Commercial — J   W    Tobin 

Malta,  Prairie  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Pres    Bd   Educ  — F.  W    St   Hill 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — I    Murphj 

City  Supt    &  Pun    H    S — J    L    Elliot 

Manhattan,  Gallatin  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — I    "W    Choate 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    Templeton 
City  Superintendent — W    Templeton. 
Pimcipal  High  School — Anna  Hagan 

Marysv  ille,  Lewis  and  Clark  Co.,  pop.  1,489. 

City  Superintendent — Benton  Welty 

Miles  City,  Custer  Co.,  pop.  3.000 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  C    W    Butler 
Sec   Bd   Educ — J   B   Collins 
City  Supenntendent — J    A    Burger 
Principal  High   School — John   *W.    Irwm. 
Supv.  Music  and  Draw  — Emily  A.  Spalenka 
Manual  Training — Paul  F.  Stanton. 
Domestic   Science — Etta  M    Bamard 
Commercial — Oscar  Christopher. 

Ursullne    Convent    of    the    Sacred    Heart; 
girls'  boarding;  B.  C.,  Mother  St.  Cecelia, 

Missoula,  Missoula  Co.,  pop.  12,869* 

Pi  es     Bd     Educ  — J     P     Rowe 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — M    R    Hardenburgh 

City  Superintendent — J.  Ulysses  Williams. 

Pun    County  H   S — G    A.  Ketcham 

Supervisor  Music — Mabel  Palmer 


— continued 

Draw     and  Pen  ship — Josephine  Hanson 
Manual    Training — L     C     Ennis 
Domestic  Science — Mj  ra  Pellens 
Domestic  Ait — Sarah  E    Sumnei 

Sacred  Heart  Academy;  prep.;  girls,  XL  C.i 

est     1885,    Father   Deleon,    Principal 
University   of   Montana,    comprises   College 
of    Arts    and    Sciences,    Forestry    (short 
couises),   School  of  Law,   state  umv  ,   co- 
ed ,     est      1895,     Frederick     C      Scheuch, 
President 

University  of  Montana,  School  of  Law, 
thiee-yeai  courses,  est  1911,  Albert  N 
Whitlock,  LL  B,  Dean 

Pbilipsburg,  Granite  Co.,  pop.  995* 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    E    Blumenthal 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Frederick  Kroger 
Town   Superintendent — \V    R    Wyatt 
Prm     County   H     S — G-    T    Bi amble 
Man    Tr    &  Draw — Robert  H    Cochrane. 
Domestic    Science — Gladyz   Franzman 
Commercial — John  Gentner 

Poison,  Flathead  Co.,  pop.  300. 

City  Superintendent — Maurice  D    Pace 

Red  Lodge,  Carbon  Co ,  pop.  4,880. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C     C    Bowlen 
Sec     Bd     Educ — A    E     Logan 
City  Superintendent — Alfred  C    Carlson 
Principal  High  School — C    W    Thompson 
Supv    Music — Elizabeth  Cavanaugh 
Manual    Training — Erwm   L    Miles 
Domestic  Science — Irma  Martindale 
Com'l    &    Stenog*y— Margaret   Rogers 

Roundup,  Mubselsbell  Co ,  pop.  1,513. 

City  Supenntendent — F    P    Baird 
Pun    High  School — Josephine  Sutherland 
Music  and  Drawing — Lulu  McLeod 
Manual  Training — W.  J  Van  Camp 
Domestic  Science — Mabel  Rowland 

St.  Peter,  Cascade  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Ursuline  Convent;  prep.;  co-ed.;  B.  C.; 
Mother  Mary  Amadeus,  Prin, 

Sand  Coulee,  Cascade  Co ,  pop.  900. 

City  Superintendent — T   S   King 

Stevensville,  Ravilli  Co.,  pop.  790. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — Mrs  Eva  Buck 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — Warren  Heilman 
City  Superintendent — J.  F  Sharp. 
Principal  High  School — J  D  Kegler 

Stockett,  Cascade  Co.,  pop.  500. 

City   Superintendent — J    E    Young 

Three  Forks,  Gallatin  Co.,  pop    674. 

City  Superintendent — H    C    Thompson 

White  Fish,  Flathead  Co.,  pop.  1,470. 

City  Superintendent — H    L    Hayden 

Wibanx,  Dawson  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    C    Faltermeyer 

Sec    Bd    Educ — F    N    Sauer 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S — H.  J    Putnam 


NEBRASKA 

Population  1,192,214.    School  census,  379,028     School  age,  5-21. 

Nebraska  is  the  twenty-ninth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  hav 
ing  a  total  of  1,192,214  inhabitants,  of  whom  99  per  cent  are  white.  Of  this  number 
14.8  per  cent  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population 
ten  years  of  age  and  over  is  1.9  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  second  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT 'S  OFFICE 

W   H    CLEMMONS,  State  -Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction                    .  Lincoln. 

LULU  S.  WOLFORD,  Assistant  Superintendent                        Lincoln 

ALICE  C.  STANLEY,  Deputy  Superintendent .                      ....          Lincoln 

E.  D.  MOEITZ,  Normal  Training  Inspector   ...                   ....               .  Lincoln 

A.  V.  TEED,  Eural  School  Inspector     . .          .            .    .  Lincoln. 

BOABD  OF  INSPECTORS  AND  EXAMINEES  FOE  CEETIFICATES 

E.  M    CAMPBELL Columbus 

C.    N.    Walton...  .    .  Wahoo 

H  M  EATON .  Emerson 

NEBEASKA  PUBLIC  LIBEAEY  COMMISSION 

SAMUEL  AVERT,  Chancellor,  University  of  Nebraska,  President Lincoln 

H.  C.  LINDSAY,  State  Librarian Lincoln 

W.  H.  CLEMMONS,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction     Lincoln 

F.  L.  HALLER Omaha 

WALTER  K.  JEWETT,  Librarian  University  of  Nebraska Lincoln 

CHARLOTTE  TEMPLETON,  Secretary Lincoln 

NEBEASKA  STATE  TEACHEES'  ASSOCIATION 

E  J.  BARR,  President Grand  Island 

E  U.  GRAFF,  Secretary ,  .        . .  Omaha 

SUPEEINTENDENTS   AND   PEINCIPALS*   ASSOCIATION 

C   M  BARR,  President Hastings 

JESSIE  M   PYBTLE,  Secretary     Lincoln. 

NEBEASKA  TEACHEES'  BEADING  CIECLE  BOAED 

W   H    CLEMMONS,  ex-offieio Lincoln 

J  H  WELCH  ..  Stanton       E.  W.  MAROELLUS Creete 

W.   T.   POUCHER       Tekamah       J.  S.  ELUOTT Kearney 


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OTHEB  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATIONS 

C.  M.  BARE,  President,  Central  Nebraska  Teachers '  Association 

GrEBTEUDE  L.  COON,  Secretary 

W.  H  CLEMMONS,  President,  East  Central  Teachers  Association 

LUCY  ROSENQUIST,  Seeretaiy 

E  S  COWAN,  President,  North  Nebraska  Teachers7  Association 

MRS.  ELSIE  LITTELL,  Secretary 


Hastings 
Red  Cloud 
Fremont 
Schuyler 
Albion 
.Wayne 


W.  E.  MILLER,  President,  Northeast  Nebraska  Teachers'  Association. .     Hartington 

MRS.  ELSIE  LITTELL,  Secretary Wayne 

CARRIE  L.  MUNKRES,  President,  Northwest  Nebraska  Teachers'  Association  .Chadron 

MART  J.  FENSKE,  Secretary    Harrison 

R.  M.  MARRS,  President,  North  Platte  Valley  Teachers'  Association Bridgeport 

LULTJ  WIRT,  Secretary Alliance 

C.  E.  TEACH,  President,  Southeastern  Nebraska  Teachers'  Association.  .University  PL 

E.  RTTTH  PTRTLE,  Secretary    Lincoln 

C.  L.  ANDERSON,  President,  Southwestern  Nebraska  Teachers'  Association.   .  .Trenton 

FERNE  PECK,  Secretary     Trenton 

CLEO  CHAPPELL,  President,  West  Central  Nebraska  Teachers'  Association 

North  Platte 

THEA  HANSEN,  Secretary     North  Platte 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 


County 
Adams 
Antelope 
Arthur 
Banner 
Blame 
Boone 
Box  Butte 
Boyd 

Brown  .    . 
Buffalo 
Burt..    .    . 
Butler. 
Cass. 

Cedar. . .    . 
Chase 
Cherry 
Cheyenne  . 
Clay. 

Colfax  .    . 
Cuming. . . 
Custer . .    . 
Dakota 
Dawes 
Dawson 
Deuel  . . . 
Dixon. 
Dodge 
Douglas . 
Dundy 
Flllmore 


Name  and  Address 
Carrie    Sullivan,    Hastings 
D    M    Murphy,  Nehgh 
Minnie  C    Hawkins,  Arthur 
Minnie  Larson,  Harnsburg 
A    L    Shambler,   Brewster 
Hannah  C  Johnson,  Albion 
Opal  Russell,  Alliance 
Zazer 


Zazel  Slomger,   Butte 
Emma  Burritt,  Amsworth 
.  A    R   Nichols,  Kearney 
. . .  .W   T    Poucher,  Tekamah 
.   Oma  L  Cady,  David  City 
Eda  Marquardt,  Plattsmouth 
Emma  Schwerm,  Hartington 
Evea  Moreland,   Imperial 
Edith  Adamson,  Valentine 
Anna  McPadden,  Sidney 
Mabel  E   Kirk,  Clay  Center 
.    .   F    J    Vogrltanee,   Schuyler 
.     Emma  R   Miller,  West  Point 
T   C    Grimes,  Broken  Bow 
Margaret  A   Murphy,  Dakota 
Carrie  L   Munkres,  Chadron 
W  C  Bloom,  Lexington 
Mrs.  Retta  F   Brown,  Chappell 
.     A  V  Teed,  Ponca 
J   M   Matzen,  Fremont 
.    .  ."W   A    Yoder,  Omaha 
. .     Lorna  L  "White,  Benkelman 

...     Lillian  D    Green,  Geneva* 

Franklin  Mrs  Ruth  Erfman,  Bloommgton 
Frontier  .G  C  Chadderdon,  Stockville 
Furnas.  .  G  W  Fletcher,  Beaver  City 
Gage  .  Thomas  J.  Trauermcht,  Beatrice 

Garden  Nellie  Olson,  Oshkosh 

Garfield  . .  . .  J  L  Jenkins,  Burwell 
Gosper  . .  F  W.  Montgomery,  Elwood 
Grant.  .  Thep  A  Frye,  Hyanms 


County  Name  and  Address 

Greeley  .  Margaret  L  Tracy,  Greeley 
Hall  Dorothea  Kolls,  Grand  Island 

Hamilton  Margaret  McConnell,  Aurora 
Hailan  Mrs  Mattiene  Bragg,  Alma 

Hayes  H   O.  Bixler,  Hayes  Center 

Hitchcock  Ira  F   Doling,  Trenton 

Holt  . .  Minnie  B    Miller,  O'Neill 

Hooker  J    H    Garrett,  Mullen 

Howard  W   G    Baker,  St    Paul 

Jefferson  Henry  Abrams,  Fairbury 

Johnson       .  L   C   Kuster,  Tecumseh 

Kearney  Oscar  Warp,  Minden 

Keith. .  Kathenne  Feather,  Ogalalla 

Keya  Paha  George  J  Kirsch,  Spring-view 
Kimball  Ethel  McElhaney,  Kimball 

Knox     .  .AS    Stinson,  Center 

Lancaster  .W   H  Gardner,  Lincoln 

Lincoln.  .  Aileen  Gantt,  North  Platte 
Logan  .  Alice  Coleman  Hill,  Gandy 

Loup  .Mabel  McKimmey,  Taylor 

McPherson  E    S.  Updike,  Tryon 

Madison       .  N  A  Housel,  Madison 

Merrick. Margaret  McCutchen,  Central  City 
Merrill  Cora  A  Thompson,  Bridgeport 
Nance  Chloe  Baldridge,  Fullerton 

Nemaha  John  Stoddard,  Auburn 

Nuckolls     .  Elmei  L   Seely,  Nelson 

Otoe.  .  Chas  Speedie,  Nebraska  City 
Pawnee  Elsie  A  Hammond,  Pawnee  City 
Perkins-  .  .  R  H  Vance,  Grant 

Phelps.  .  .  Aletta  Neff,  Holdrege 
Pierce  .  Lettie  Scott,  Pierce 

Platte  .       Fred  S    Lecron,  Columbus 

Polk  .  .Amelia  Rasmussen,  Osceola 

Red  Willow.  .  Julia  C  Barnes,  McCook 
Richardson  .  D  H  Weber,  Falls  City 
Rock  .Flora  Hedges,  Bassett 

Saline  ...         L    J    Bouchal,  Wilber 


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County  Name  and  Address 

Sarpy  H    A    Collins,   Papillion 

Saunders  Mrs  E   O  \Vilhams,  Wahoo 

Scotts  Bluff  Ada  Haldeman,  Germg 

Seward  .     W  H  Brokaw,  Seward 

Sheridan.  C   P   Kelley,  Rushville 

Sherman  L   H   Currier,  Loup  City 

Sioux  Mary  J   Fenske,  Harrison 

Stanton   .  Ilah  B    Ohlson,    Stanton 

Thajer  A  T   Holtzen,  Hebron 


County  Name  and  Address 

Thomas  Claia  B  Runyan,  Thedford 

Thur&ton  .     Carrie  J    Kellner,  Fender 
Valley  .    .   TV    H.   Staven,  Ord 

Washington  X  T  Lund,  Blair 

Wayne     .  Pearl  Sewell,  Wayne 

Web&ter       .  Gertrude  L   Coon,  Red  Cloud 

Wheeler       .  .        .Edith   Bowler,  Bartlett 

York       T.  C.  Lord,   York 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Adams,  Gage  Co.,  pop.  650. 

City  Superintendent — C    P    Beale 
Principal  High  School — Edna  Randall 

Ainsworth,  Brown  Go ,  pop.  1,000. 

Pies    Bd     Educ — Mr  s  W    C   Kirkpatriek 
Pec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Hugh  Troxell 
City  Superintendent — L   H    Henderson 
Pun    H    S— M    C    Jones 

Albion,  Boone  Co ,  pop.  1,750. 

City  Superintendent — E    S.  Cowan. 
Principal  High  School — R    B    Bedell 
Supv.   Music — Jessie  Simpson 

Alliance,  Boxbutte  Co.,  pop.  2,800. 

City  Superintendent — W    R    Pate 
Supv     Mus     &   Dr — Edith    Snodgrass 

Alma,  Harlan  Co.,  pop    1,175. 

City  Superintendent — Arthur  F   Wenlund 
Principal  High  School — Marj   Baines 

Ansley,  Custer  Co.,  pop.  850. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — C    L    Housel 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    F    Pinkley 
City    Superintendent — Delia    Berger 
Prm    H    S — William  Fleming 

Arapahoe,  Furnas  Co.,  pop.  975. 

City  Superintendent — A   J    Hargett 
Principal  High  School — H    Feme  Peck 

Arlington,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  850. 

City  Superintendent — "Lewis  G  Coules 
Principal  High  School — Evalyn  Shoemaker 

Ashland,  Saunders  Go ,  pop.  1,379. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    F    Kirkpatrick 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    H    Cone 
City  Superintendent — Wm.   H.  Morton. 
Prm     H     S  — Hazel   Hempel 

Atkinson,  Holt  Co.,  pop.  950. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — R    L    Hanks 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Mrs   I   E.  Deck 
City  Superintendent — W   E    Green 

Auburn,  Nemaha  Co.,  pop.  2,663. 

City  Superintendent — J.  A.  Doremus. 
Principal  High  School — Don  J.  Young 
Supv.  Music — Catherine  Alden 

Aurora,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  2,630. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — C  W   Wood 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A.  E    Fisher 
City   Superintendent — A    E.  Fisher. 
Prin.   H.  S — Kathleen  O.   Hearn. 


Aurora — continued 
Sup\    Music — Elizabeth  Tierney 
Ait— Mabel  Jensen 
Supv.  Man.  Tr — E.  W.  Jackson. 

Aurora  Normal  and  Business  College;  nor.; 
bus  and  sten  ,  F  S.  Wolfe,  Pres 

Bancroft,    Cumins    Co.,   pop.   975. 

City  Supeiintendent— -Conrad   Jacobson 
Principal  High  School — May  E.  Beck. 
Supv    Music — Ida  Myatt. 

Battle  Creek,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  704. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    G   Whitney 
City   Superintendent — B     E     Erickson 
Principal  High  School — Edna  Schiader 

Beatrice,  Gage  Co.,  pop.  9,356. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — H.  A.  Thompson. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Grace  A,  Liddicott. 
City  Superintendent — E.  J   Bodwell 
Principal  High  School — P    W    King 
Supv    Music — E    C.  Tillotson. 
Supt    Man    Tr — C    A    Stroh 
Physical  Training — Ruth  Davis 
Di  awing — Helen   M    Davis 
Domestic  Science — Mildred  Bevms. 
Penmanship — Clara   Frolick. 
Commercial — E    B    Keith 

Institute  for  Feeble  Minded  Youth;  state, 
co-ed,  est  1887,  Dr  W.  S  Fast,  Supt. 

Northwestern  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1881,  Thomas  Tacy,  President 

Beaver  City,  Furnas  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City   Superintendent — E    M.   Short 
Prm.   H.   S — Bertha  Downing. 

Beaver  Crossing,  Seward  Co.,  pop.  550. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — G    H    Borden 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G    W    Norris          ' 
City  Superintendent — Arthur  L   Hill. 
Prm    H    S — Giace  K,  Tmell 

Bellevtte,  Sarpy  Co.,  pop.  127. 

Pres    Bd.  Bduc.-~ A,   A    Tyler  . 
Sec   Bd   Educ — A  H   Hood 
City  Superintendent — M    M    Patterson 
Prm    H.  S — Albert  Snare 

Bellevue  College;  comprises  College,  Acad- 
emy, Normal  School  and  School  of  Music 
and  Art,  co-ed  ,  Presb  ,  est  1880 ,  Rev. 
David  R  Kerr,  LL  D ,  President 


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Benkelman,  Dundy  Co.,  pop.   125. 

City  Supeiintendent — C    >s    stutklfi 
Principal  Hii?h  School — Oiace  Ingalsbe 

Benson,  Doogrlas  Co ,  pop.  3,170. 
Pres  Bd   Educ  — Goi  ton  Roth 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — H     B    Bon 
City  Superintendent — John  Speedie 
Principal  High  School — Mary  McNamara 
Supervisor  Music — Blanche  Sorensen 
Di  a\v  ing — Ellen  Wmdham 
Domestic   Science — Stella  Cu;s  lei 

Bethany,  Lancaster   Co.,   pop.   1,000. 

City   Superintendent — R    L    Hoff 
Principal  High  School — M    D    Aspin\\all 

Cotner  University,  univ  ,  co-ed  ;  Christian, 
est  1889,  William  Oeschger.  LL.  D, 
Chancellor. 

Blair,  Washington  Co ,  pop.  3,217. 

Pres  Bd   Educ  — James  E   Maher 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Joseph  S    Cook 
City  Superintendent — W.  H.  Myers 
Prm     H     S — C    R.   Gates. 
Supv     Music — Ethel    Mead 
Supv.   Man    Tr — Emmet  Bolt. 

Dana  College  and  Trinity  Theological  Sem- 
inary, co-ed  ,  Luth  ,  est  1886,  P  S  Vig, 
Pres 

Bloomfield,  Snox  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — B    Y    High 
Sec    Bd   Educ  — W   B    Frymire 
City  Superintendent — F    L    McNoun 
Prm    H    S — Merle  Swan 
Manual  Training — J    W    Stover 

Bloomington,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  650. 

City  Superintendent — R.  B    Sims 
Principal  High   School — Laura.  Moffet 

Blue  Hill,  Webster  Co.,  pop.  975. 

City  Superintendent — L    R    Wright 
Puncipal  High  School — Celia  Paiker 

Blue  Springs,  Gagre  Co.,  pop.  925. 

City  Supeiintendent — C   W   Gwmn 
Principal  High  School — Claudia  Griess 
Supv.   Music — M.   Watt. 

Brady,  Uncoln  Co.*  pop.  495. 

Puncipal  High  School — Arthur  Greenshp 
Supv.  Music — E.  H.   Garlichs. 

Bridgeport,  Morrill  Co.,  pop.  585. 

City   Superintendent — Ralph  M.  Morris 
Principal  High  School — Clinton  Sheets. 

Broken  Bow,  Coster  Co.,  pop.  1,950. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — J   R  Dean 

Sec   Bd  Educ — H.  Tomax 

City  Superintendent— S.  H.  Martin. 

Prm    H    S — W    T.  Moore 

Supv.  Mus    &  Dr. — Una  Snidow. 

Broken  Bow  Business  and  Normal  College; 

bus.  and  nor.;  co-ed  ,  non-sect.;  est.  1901, 

Lloyd  E.  Epley,  A   B.,  Supt, 
Ouster    College;    nor     and    com'l;    co-ed.; 

non-sect  ;  est    1905,  W    C    Lessley,  Pres 


Burwell,  Garfleld  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

City   Superintendent — George   R.  Boomer 

Pnncipal  Hiirh  School— W   W   Judkms 

Cambridge,  Fnrnas  Co.,  pop.   1,000. 

Cit\  Supeimtendtnt — B   H    Groves 
Puncipal  Higrh  School — G    L.    Jonea 
Supv     Music — Fay   Shetler. 

Cedar  Rapids,  Boone  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — A    T>   Smith 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J   H    McClmtick 
City  Superintendent — L.  F.  Krelzinger 
Prin.  H    S — Grace  Fox 

Central  City,  Merrick  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    T    Bishop 
City  Superintendent — A    J    Dunlap 
Puncipal  High  School — W    C    Haipster 

Nebraska  Central  College;  prep.;  co-ed  ; 
Friends,  Floyd  W.  Perisho,  Pres 

Chadron,  Dawes  Co.,  pop.  2,687. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — 1«    W    Gorton 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — O    B    Unthank 
Citv   Superintendent — E    E    Hayes 
Puncipal  High  School — A    R    Mann 

Chadron  State  Normal  School,  state;  co- 
ed, est  1909,  R  I  Elliott,  President 

Chester,  Thayer  Co.,  pop.  600. 

City  Superintendent — George   S    Hansen 
Principal  High  School — W   G    Kieck 

Clarks,  Merrick  Co.,  pop.  700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    Shourey 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    L    Dixon 
City  Supeiintendent — John  L    Zink 
Prm    H    S — Gertrude  Wilcox 

Clay  Center,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  850. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — G    A    Allen 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    A    Byrkit 

City    Superintendent — Clara   Schneller 

Principal  High  School — William  J    Beachy 

College  View,  Lancaster  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

Union  College,  coll.  and  prep  ;  co-ed.,  Sev- 
enth D  Adv  ,  est  1891,  Harry  A  Morri- 
son, A  M  ,  Pres 

Columbus,  Platte  Co.,  pop.  5,014. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Shell  Clark 
Sec   Bd    Educ — John  Ratterman 
City  Superintendent — R.  M.  Campbell 
Prm    H    S — J   B   Dorsett 
Supv    Music — Maud  Weeks 
Drawing — Maud  Moore 

Columbus  Commercial  College;  bus  a»4 
sten  ;  est  1901,  J  Clyde  Cooper,  Presi- 
dent 

St  Francis  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  R. 
C  ,  est  1882,  Yen  Sister  M  Agnella, 
Superioress 

Cook,  Johnson  Co.,  pop.  550. 

City   Superintendent — L    F    Hamilton 
Principal  High  School — Amy  Baker 

Cozad,  Bawson  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — J   A   True 

Principal  High  School — Christine  Anderbery 


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Crawford,  Dawes  Co.,  pop    1,450. 

Citj   tSupeimtendent — El\mM    Tolbeit 
Pimcipal  High  School — Floience  Xombalan 

Creighton,  Knox  Co,,  pop.  1,600. 

Pity  Superintendent — Hugh  H    Stevens 
Prm   H    S  — Nina  Longcor 

Crete,  Saline  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — Hermann  Wissenberg 
See    Bd    Educ  — Henrv   Eichelberger 
City  Superintendent — E    W    Marcellus 
Prin.  H.  S — Ada  C    Marcellus. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Laffertv 
Manual    Training — C     A     Hutchmson 
Drawing — Miss    Lillie   Mullm 

Doane    College;    coll  ',    co-ed  ;    Cong ,    eat. 
1872     William  Oi\ille  Allen,  Ph   D,  Pies 

Curtis,  Frontier  Co ,  pop.  613. 

Nebiaska   School    of   Agricultuie,   state,    C 
V    "Williams,  Director 

Davenport,  Thayer  Co  ,  pop.  600. 

City    Superintendent — William    Beachj 
Principal  High  School — Lucy  S    Keifei 

David  City,  Butler  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — G    A     Becker.' 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    O    Schaaf 
City  Superintendent — Prank  R.   Beers. 
Prin    H.  S —Elizabeth  Shaffer 
Supervisor   Music — Marguerite  Derby. 

Diller,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  650. 

City  Superintendent — C    L    Wescott 
Principal  High  School — Darle  Taylor 
Supv    Music — Beitha  Westcott 

Dodge,  Dodge  Co.,  pop.  850. 

City  Superintendent — C   W    Warwick 
Principal  High  School — Kathryn  Lowry 

Edgar,   Clay  Co.,  pop.   1,100. 

I  res    Bd    Educ  — G    R    Woods 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    E    Montgomery. 

City    Supt — O     B    Prazier 

Principal  High  School — Roy  Crawford 

Supervisor  Music — Beryl  Kelley. 

Elmwood,   Cass  Co.,  pop.  700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    S    Waters 
Sec    Bd    Educ — D    Saxton 
Prm    H    S  — P    Ethel  McAfee 

Emerson,  Dlzon  Co.,  pop.  900. 

City  Superintendent — F    P    Goidon 
Principal  High  School — Pearl  P   May 

Exeter,  Fillmore  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    B    Klot2 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — T   S   Blouch 
City  Superintendent — W.  E    Atkins 
Prin    H    S — Bertha  Enyeart 
Supv    Music — Claire  Owens 

Falrbury,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  5,294. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — G.   H    Denney 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    B    Cowles 
City  Superintendent — William  H    Morton 
Principal  High  School — A    M.  Hare. 
Supv    Music — Lulu  Shanafelt. 
Manual  Training— Claude  P.  Wyman. 
Domestic    Science — Anna    Steckelberg 
Physical   Culture — Kiss   lone  Bellamy 
Stenography — Miss   liable   Carrington. 


Fairfield,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  1,203. 

Citv  Mipcnntemlpnl — \\"    H    Stembai  h 
Pnn<  ip.il  Hie:h  school — H<  l^a  \  on  Goidon 
Sup\     Music — Cathi>ne   X\  <* 
Agii    &.  Man    Ti — I    H    Cla\  baugh 

Fairmont,  Ffllmore  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — S    F    Ashby. 

Pec    Bd    Educ  — M    M    Akin 

City  Superintendent — C    El     Collett. 

Principal  High  School — Jessie  O    Lowe 

Sup\    .Music — Ruth  A    Loomer 

Falls  City,   Richardson   Co.,  pop.  3,200. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — John  Licht> 
Pies    Bd    Educ — Fred  Brecht 
City  Supenntendent — B    H     Graves 
Prm   H    S — R    B    Carey 
Rupv    Mus    and  Drw — Miss  Phelps 
Manual  Training — Leo  Smith 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Sloan 

Palls  City  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten. , 
est  1893,  G.  M.  Banett,  Prin 

Sacred  Heart  Academy,  girls'  boarding*; 
R  C  ,  Sister  M.  Helen,  Superior 

Ursuline  Convent,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  H  C.;  est. 
1894,  Mother  Helen,  Superior 

Florence,  Dong-las  Co.,  pop.  1,526. 

Ires    Bd    Educ — Robert  Golding. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  — W.  H.  Thomas 
City  Superintendent — 3    F.  McLane 
Pimcipal  High  School — Julia  K    KnsI 
Supervisor  Music — Maude   Grebe 
Supv   Man.  Tr. — Goldie  Vawter. 

Franklin,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,100* 

Sec.   Bd    Educ — J.    P     Rusher. 
City  Superintendent — P    L    Graves 
Prin.  H    S  — Mrs.  W  ,F.  Humphreys 
Supv.   Music — Gertrude   Lafferty 

Franklin  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.;  Cong*.; 
est  1881,  G  W  Mitchell,  Prin. 

Fremont,  Dodge  Co.,  pop.   8,718. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    N    Morse 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — Mary   K    Welty 

City  Superintendent — A.   H    WaterhoTiae. 

Prin    H.   S  — A    R    Congdon 

Supv     Music — Reese    Soloman. 

Dravting — Mary  Angood 

Manual  Training — L    C    Wicks 

Domestic  Science — Florence  Dunn. 

Fremont  College,  normal,  pharmacy,  music, 

com'l    courses,   co-ed  ,  W.  H    Clemmons, 

Pres 

Friend,  Saline  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A   H    Frantz 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — D    C.  Dorwart 
City  Superintendent — C    S    Gilbert 
Prin   H   S — W   E   Nippert 
Supv    Music — Eva  M    Stone 

Fullerton,  Nance  Co.,  pop.  1,675. 

City  Superintendent — W  33   Ireland 
Principal  High  School — William  C    Pindley 

Geneva,  Fillmore  Co.,  pop.  1,741. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — E   J.  Dempster. 
Sec   Bd.  Educ  — W.  E    Prapst 
City  Superintendent — Earl  Meyers 
Prin.  H.  S. — Lillian  Hurbesky. 


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Gene\  a — continue-d 
Supv    Music — Claire  Owens. 
Domestic  Science — Arta  Draper 
Agri    and  Man    Tr — H    B    Asendorf 
Phjsical  Culture — F   L   Beck 

Industrial  School  for  Girls,  state  institution 
for  delinquents,  Lydia  3   McMahon,  Supt 

Genoa,  Nance  Co.,  pop.   1,050 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — Homer  Davis 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Peter  R    Johnson 

City   Superintendent — Chas    M    Sutherland 

Prm    H    S — Hattio  R    Ogden 

Supv    Music — C    M     Sutheiland 

Genoa  Indian  School;  school  for  Indiana, 
Sam  B  Davis,  Supt 

Geringr,  Scottg  Bluff  Co..  pop.  500. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — W  W  White 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — I  W  Gardnei 
Prm  H  S — Maude  McBee 

Gibbon,  Buffalo  Co.,  pop.  925. 

City  Superintendent — A    R    Nichols 
Pnncipal  High  School — Blanche  "Wise 

Gordon,  Sheridan  Co.,  pop.  850. 

City  Superintendent — H    Clare  Welker 
Principal  High  School — Alice  K   Sa>re 

Gothenburg,  Dawson  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres  Bd   Educ  — "W   J  Birkofer 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    H    Kelly 

City  Superintendent — P.   M.   Whitehead 

Principal  High  School — Lela  Berrj 

Domestic  Science — Myrtle  Irvun 

Supv.  Music — Edna  Vosseller 

Agriculture — C.  H    Prye 

Physical  Culture — Edna  K    Thomas 

Grand  Island,  Hall  Co.,  pop.  10,326. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    O    Abbott,  Jr 
Sec    Bd.  Educ. — S.  E    Sinke 
City  Superintendent — R.  J    Barr. 
Prln.  H    S — John  F.   Matthews 
Supv    Music — Ella  Huston 
Drawing — Goldie    Schmelzel 
Manual  Training — V    G    Ziemer. 
Domestic  Science — Bertha  Ross 
Penmanship — Ruth  Kerr 
Commercial — M    T    Harding 

Grand  Island  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1885,  A  M  Hargis,  President 

Grand  Island  College;  coll  ;  co-ed  :  Bapt  ; 
est  1892,  E  F  Jordan,  D  D,  President 

Grand  Island  Conservatory  of  Music,  Jane 
Plnder.  Director. 

Greeley,  Greeley  Co.,  pop.   1,050. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ  — J.  L  Brannen 
Sec   Bd   Educ.— J*  J   Doyle 
City   Superintendent — A    Emery 
Pnncipal  High  School — J    Kennedy 

Gretna,  Sarpy  Co.,  pop.  750. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — P    A    Sanborn 
Sec   Bd   Educ — E   Knoll. 
City  Superintendent — Margaret  Smith 
Prin   H   S.— Zella  Beebe. 


Guide  Rock,  Webster  Co.,  pop.  900. 

Cm    Superintendent — J    E    Morgan 
Principal  High  School — Lizzie  Beynon 
Supv.  Music — Zella  Crawford. 

Hartingion,  Cedar  Co.,  pop.  1,600, 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    Ready 
Sec     Bd    Educ — F    W    Barnhart. 
City  Superintendent — C   L   Culler 
Principal    High    School — Russel    Hale 
Manual    Training — Charles    Culler. 
Domestic  Science — Nettie  Prell 

Harvard,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  1,102. 

Pres,   Bd   Educ  — J    S   Whisenand 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    Z    Megrue 
City  Superintendent — Loy  J    Gilkeson 
Prm    H    S — Guy  E    Mickel 
Supv    Music — Marion  Whitfield 
Kmdergai  ten — Eva  Rosenbaum 
Primary — Luella  Hunt 
Penmanship — J    W    Hartzell 

Hastings,  Adams  Co.,  pop.  9,338. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — 3    D   Reed 

Sec    Bd    Educ  *-Roy  Ramsay. 

City  Superintendent — T    W    B    Everhart 

Prin    H.    S— J.    C.    Mitchell. 

Supv   Music — W.  F.  Menne. 

Supv.  Drw — Grace  Sylla 

Domestic  Science — Eleanor  March 

Physical  Culture — Mrs    F    F    Carruther 

Commercial — G    Nutter 

Stenography — H.  L    Renick. 

Manual  Training — H.  C.  Reich.ll. 

Academy  of  the  Immaculate  Conception, 
girls'  boarding,  R  C  ,  Sister  M  Loul», 
Superior 

Hastings  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.; 
est  1896  Renick  &  Groom,  Props 

Hastings  College,  comprises  College,  Acad- 
emy and  Conservatory  of  Music,  co-ed  ; 
Presb.,  est  1882,  R  B.  Crone,  Ph  B, 
Pres 

Havelock,  Lancaster  Co.,  pop.  1,480. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Frederick   Ki  oehler 

Sec    Bd   Educ  — F   B   Young 

City   Superintendent — A    J    Stoddard 

Hebron,  Tbayer  Co.,  pop.  1,900. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — T    H    Carter 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C   E   Day 

City  Superintendent — S   E    Clark 

Pnncipal  High  School — Jessica  Morgan 

Hebron  Academy,  prep,  mus  and  bus., 
boarding,  co-ed  ,  Luth  ,  est  1911,  P  H 
Buehring,  President 

Henderson,  York  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Bethesda  College,  prep.,  co-ed  ,  non-sect.; 
Daniel  Peters,  Pres 

Holdredge,  Phelps  Co.,  pop.  3,030. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — P   A    Sunbury 
Sec.   Bd    Educ — F.   "W    Kip  linger. 
City  Superintendent — Dell  Gibson 
Prin    H    S — -J    A    Yourd 
Supv    Music — W    L    Johnson 
Manual   Tiaining — J    G    McMillan. 
Domestic   Science — Martha   Carroll. 

Hooper,  Dodge  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

City  Superintendent — A    E    Hildebrand. 
Prin.  H,  8. — Alcta  Gray. 


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Htunboldt,  Richardson  Co ,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Edue — John  Shraugr 

Sec    Bd    Educ—  F    R    Buttn  field 

City  Superintendent — Burton  A    Burdick. 

Prm    H    S — H    E    Shopbell 

Supv     Music — Ella    J     Peterson 

Humphrey,  Platte  Co.,  pop.  868. 

St     Francis    School,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    R     C  , 
Fr     Florentins,    Prin. 

Indlanola,   Kedwillow  Co.,  pop.   850. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — F   TV*    Deffer 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Prank  Moore 

City  Superintendent — Charles  R    Heriick 

Principal  High  School — Mabel  Peck. 

Jackson,  Dakota  Co.,  pop.  400. 

St     Catherine's    Academy,    girls'    boarding, 
R    C  ,  Sister  M    Walburga,  Supenoi 

Kearney,  Buffalo  Co.,  pop.  6,202. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John  A    Miller 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Gilbert  E    Haase 
City   Superintendent — A    L    Ca\mess 
Principal   High   School — G    E    Mickle 
Supv    Music  and  Art — Rae  C    Williams 
Manual  Training — Glen  R    Parsons 
Domestic  Science — Ada  B    Reasoner 
Penmanship — John   Strykef. 
Physical  Culture — Minnie  J   Buerstella 
Commercial — J    B     Sloat 

Industrial  School  for  Boys,  state  school  foi 

delinquents,     est      1880,      R       V.      Clark 

Supt. 
Kearney  Military  Academy,  military,  P.  B. , 

est    1892,  George  G    "Ware,  Head  Master 
Nebraska  State  Normal  School,   state;   co 

ed  ,  est    1905,  George  S    Dick,  Piesident 

Kimball,  Kimball  Co.,  pop.   550. 

City  Superintendent — W  H  Plouid 
Prm  County  H  S — Ralph  E  Truax 
Agriculture — J  R  Posey 

Laurel,  Cedar  Co.,  pop.  950. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    T.  Graham 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A.  T.  Henry 
City   Superintendent — H    S    Robinson 
Principal  High  School — Mabel  Burns 

Lawrence,  Nnckolls  Co.,  pop.  650. 

City  Superintendent — Clarence  E    McNeil 
Prin    H    S. — Edna  A.  Fosbury. 

Lexington,  Dawson  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    P    Kut2 
City  Superintendent — M    S    Pate 
Principal  High  School — E   P   Nafziger 
Penmanship — E    E    Streeter 

Lincoln,  Lancaster  Co.,  pop.  43,973. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— N    Z.   Snell 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A.   J    Morris. 

City   Superintendent — Fred  M.   Hunter. 

Asst    Supt — Anna  Badger 

Principal  High  School — J    H    Newlon 

Supv.  Music — C.   H.   Miller 

Supv    Art — Martha  Pierce. 

Supv    Boys'   Vocational — C    B    Cornell 

Domestic  Science — Rose  Shonka 

Physical  Culture — Ralph  E    Cowan. 

Penmanship — Frances  Roberts. 


Lincoln — continued 

Potrur  "Lnnei&ity  Medical  College,  eclec  , 
co-etl  ,  est  ISb!*,  P  L  "tt  ilmeth,  Dean. 

Lincoln  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  , 
est.  1S84,  E.  C  Bigger,  B  A,  Pres 

Lincoln  Syllabic  Business  College,  F  A 
Watts,  Prin 

Lincoln  Dental  College  of  University  of 
Nebraska,  dent  ,  co-ed  ,  ost  1899,  W, 
Cljde  Davis,  D.  D  S ,  Dean 


Nebraska  Military  Academy;  boys'  board- 
ing, non-sect  ;  B  D  Hay  ward,  Supt. 

Nebraska  School  of  Business,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est.  1905,  "William  M.  Bryant,  Pres 

St  Theresa's  Parochial  High  School;  prep  , 
co-ed  ,  R.  C.;  W  F.  Bradley,  Prin 

University  of  Nebraska,  comprises  the 
Graduate  College,  College  of  Arts  and 
Sciences  (including  Schools  of  Fine  Arts 
and  Commerce),  Teachers'  College,  College 
of  Engineering,  of  Agriculture,  of  Law, 
of  Medicine,  of  Pharmacy;  state  univ  , 
co-ed  ,  est  1869,  Samuel  Avery,  L.L  D, 
Chancellor 

Lniversity  of  Nebraska,  College  of  Agri- 
culture, courses  in  technical  agricultural 
sciences,  including  forestry;  co-ed  ,  Edgar 
Albert  Burnett,  B  Sc  ,  Dean. 

University  of  Nebraska,  College  of  Law, 
co-ed.;  est.  1891;  William  Granger  Hast- 
ings Ph.  D.,  Dean. 

University  of  Nebraska,  College  of  Medi- 
cine; prep  ;  med.  (freshmen  and  sopho- 
more years),  reg.;  co-ed.,  est  1902, 
Irving  S  Cutter,  M.  D  ,  Dean  (See  also 
Omaha,  Neb  > 

University  of  Nebraska,  College  of  Engi- 
neering, courses  in  architectural,  agricul- 
tural, civil,  electrical  and  mechanical  en- 
gineering, est.  1909,  Oscar  Van  Pelt 
Stout,  C.  E ,  Dean. 

University  of  Nebraska,  School  of  Fine 
Arts;  art;  state,  co-ed.,  Paul  H  Gruxn- 
mann,  Director 

University  of  Nebraska,  School  of  Forest- 
ry, men;  W.  J.  Morrlll,  Dean. 

University  of  Nebraska,  School  of  Phar- 
macy, phar.,  co-ed.;  est.  1908;  Rufus  A 
Lyman,  M  D.,  Director. 

University  of  Nebraska,  Teachers'  College, 
professional  training  courses  for  teach- 
ers; est  1908,  co-ed  ,  Charles  Fordyce, 
Ph  D,  Dean. 

University  School  of  Music,  co-ed  ,  est 
1894,  Willard  Kimball,  Dnector. 


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Louisville,  Cass  Co ,  pop.  738. 

<  Uj    Supr untenrlfnt — \     L    (Za^h 
Piiniipal  Hi?n  bthool — Emma  Mdnpiai'lt 

Loup  City,  Sherman  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Titv    fcupt  r  ntenelf  nt — C    V    Bitner 
Principal  High  S<  h»»r,i — "W    <'    Md<k«y 

Lyons,  Burt  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Supermttndent — Wil'iam  Fleming 
Principal  High  Schoo? — P  L  Fiankljn 
Supv  Music — Grace  Frisbie. 

McCook,  Redwillow  Co.,  pop.  3,765. 

PrfS    Btl    Educ  — A     Barnett 
See    Bd    Educ — E    D    Peikins 
City  Superintendent — W.  T    Davis 
Principal  High  School — Lena  M    Williams 
Supv    Msic — Edith  Barker 
P<  nmanship — EIsio   Johnson 
Commercial — L  TV    Whitacre 

McCook   Business  College;   bus    and   sten  , 
est.  1893,  L   W.  Stayner,  Free. 

Madison,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

City  Superintendent — T3    M    Shoit 
Principal  High  School — Cecelia  Foste*1 
Sup\    Music — Eh  a  Morgan 

Bferna,  Coster  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — Grace  G  Colson 
Principal  High  School — Elsie  E  Trimble 

MInden,  Kearney   Co.,   pop.    1,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J.  S    Canady 

Sec    Bd    Educ — R    H    Orcutt 

City    Superintendent — H     W     Wendland 

Principal  High  School — Pearl  Harris 

Supervisor  Music — Agnes  Hansen 

Manual    Training — Arthur    Wendland. 

Domestic  Science — Elizabeth  Pettit. 

Mitchell,  Scotts  Bluff  Co.,  pop.  700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    F    Burrough 

Sec.  Bd    Educ— G    E    Mark 

City  Superintendent — Dale  Whltfleld 

Monroe,  Platte  Co.,  pop.  300. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — C    Hollingshead 

Pres   Bd  Educ  — John  Gibbon 

Cits   Superintendent — Amy  G    Mahoocl 

Nebraska  City,  Otoe  Co.,  pop.  5,488. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr.  Claude  Watson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Fred  Hellier 
City  Superintendent — Earl  Cline 
Prin.    H     S —Clare    Mackin 
Supv.  Music— Harriet   C    Bell. 
Manual  Training — O    J    Wood 
Physical  Training — R    B    McCandlers 
Supv.  Art — Harriett  Hershey 

Nebraska  Institute  for  the  Blind,  state  in- 
stitution; N.  C.  Abbott,  Supt. 

Neligh,  Antelope  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Cit>  Superintendent — F    H    Price 
Principal  High  School— T   w.  Miller. 
Supv.  Music — Flavia  Barney 

Gates  Academy;  prep.;   co-ed  ;  Cong.;   e»t 
1881;   G    W.   Mitchell,   Prin. 


Nelson,  Nuckolls  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Jr^t    B*]    Educ  — E   D    Brott  n 
(  it\    Superintendent — R    R    Morro\\ 
Principal  High  School — Chailes  Velte 
Nelson    College    of    Applied    Sciences,    bus, 

icrnr,     music     and     prep,     Douglas     F 

Dirktison.    Puncipal 

Newman  Grove,  Madison  Co ,  pop.  1,000. 

City   Superintendent — A    J    Stoddard. 
Principal  High  School — Mis   A   J   Stoddard 

Norfolk,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  5,025. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    W   Kojerber 

Sec    Bd    Educ— M    B    Crosier. 

City  Superintendent — M    B    Crosier. 

Principal  High  School — J    M.   Showalter. 

Supv    Music — Albeita  Smith 

Drawing — Buford   Rees 

Penmanship — Vie   Ufford 

Norfolk    Business   College,    bus     and   sten., 
est.    1901,    C    H    Brake,   Prin. 

North.  Bend,  Dodge  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  Cherny 

Sec    Bd    Educ — P    H    Howard 

City   Superintendent — F    L.    McNown 

Prin    H    S —Olive  Bayles 

Manual  Tiainmg — C    V   Krebs 

North  Platte,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  6,000. 

Pres    Bd.  Bduc — E.  T    Tramp 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ— A   F    Streitz. 
City   Superintendent — Wilson  Tout 
Principal  High  School — M    M    Redenbaugh 
?upv.  Music — E     A    Garlichs 
Penmanship — Julia  Mansfield 
Nativity  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R    C.;  Rev. 
S    Carroll,   Prin 

Nysted,  Howard  Co*,  pop.  62. 

Danish  Academy,   prep  ,   co-ed  ,  Luth.;  A. 

H    Dorf,   Prin. 
Oakdale,   Antelope  Co.,  pop.  700. 

City  Superintendent — Ford  B    Kuns 

Principal  High  School — Hattie  Schwenker 
Oakland,  Burt  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A     B.   Peden. 

Sec    Bd.   Educ — A    F    Wickstrom 

City    Superintendent — J     R     Armstrong. 

Principal  High  School — Emily  V   Raugh 

Supv.    Music — Agnes    Nelson. 
Omaha,  Douglas  Co.,  pop.  124,096. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    J    Ernst 

Sec    Bd.  Educ. — W    T.  Bourke. 

City  Superintendent — Ellis  U.  Graff. 

Asst    Supt — Belle  M    Ryan 

Supv    Music — Juliet  McCune. 

Drawing — Alice  B.  Hitte. 

Physical  Culture — R,  L.  Cams. 

Manual   Training — Helen  B    Thompson. 

Penmanship — J    A    Savage 

Kindergarten — Orietta  S    Chittenden 

Domestic  Science — Verda.  Williams 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS. 

Central  High  School,  20th  and  Dodge  Sts  ; 
C  B  Reed,  Principal 

High  School  of  Commerce,  17th  and  Leaven- 
worth;  Karl  F  Adams,  Principal 

South  High  School,  23rd  and  J  Sts  ,  Edward 
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Omaha — con  tmued 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C  ,  Rev  Mothei  Guerm,  Supe- 
rior, 2123  Bmney  St 

Boyles  Commercial  College;  bus  and  sten.. 
co-ed  ,  H  B  Boyles,  President,  18th  and 
Hainey  Sts 

Brownell  Hall,  girls'  boarding,  P.  E';  est 
1863,  Miss  Euphemia  Johnson,  A.  B, 
Principal,  10th  and  Worthmgton  Sts 

Crelghton  University,  umv  ;  men;  R.  C.; 
est  1879,  Rev  Francis  X  McMenamy, 
SJ,  President,  25th  and  Calif 01  ma  Sts 

Crelghton  University*  College  of  Law;  co- 
ed ,  est  1904,  Paul  L  Martin,  LL  B  , 
Dean,  210  S  18th  St 

Creighton  College  of  Pharmacy;  phar.;  non- 
sect  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1901,  I  Cuitis  Ar- 
ledge,  Ph  G ,  Dean,  1410  Davenport  St 

Crelghton  Medical  College,  John  A.  Creigh- 
ton University ,  xned. ,  reg  ;  co-ed. ;  est. 
1892,  A  L  Muirhead,  M  D,  Dean,  14th 
and  Davenport  Sts 

Creighton  University,  College  of  Dentistry; 
co-ed. ,  est.  1905;  A.  H.  Hippie,  D.  D.  S., 

Dean,  210  S    18th  St 

Creighton  University  High  School,  25th  and 
California  Sts. 

Low  den  School  of  Physical  Education  and 
Expression,  Miss  Isabel  Lowden,  Direc- 
tor, 313  Baird  Bldg, 

Mosher-Laxnpman  Business  College,  bus 
and  sten  ,  F  W  Moshei,  Piesident,  Wel- 
lington Block 

Omaha  School  of  Music,  all  branches  of 
music ,  James  Edward  Carnal,  M  B  ,  Di- 
rector, Weade  Bldg 

Omaha  Stammerers'  Institute;  Julia  E 
Vaughan,  Principal 

Mount  St  Mary's  Seminary,  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C  ,  est  1897;  Sister  Mary  Michael 
Deary,  Superioress,  15th  and  Castellar  Sts 

Nebraska  School  for  the  Deaf,  state  insti- 
tution, F.  W.  Booth,  Supt. 

Northwestern  School  of  Taxidermy;  taxi- 
dermy, correspondence,  est.  1901,  J  W. 
Elwood,  President,  15th  and  Harney  Sts 

Omaha  School  of  Law,  law,  men;  eat 
1897;  night  school;  Howard  Kennedy, 
Dean. 

Presbyterian  Theological  Seminary;  theol., 
men;  Presb  ,  est.  1891,  Rev  A  B.  Mar- 
shall, D  D  ,  President,  3303  N  21st  St 

Teachers'  Training  School,  nor.  and  kind  , 
co-ed  ;  non-sect  ,  city,  est  1905;  Clara 
F  Cooper,  Principal 

University  of  Omaha,  comprises  College  of 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences,  and  Omaha 
School  of  Law,  co-ed.,  non-sect.;  est 
1908 ,  Daniel  E  Jenkins,  Fh  D ,  President, 
3612  N  24th  St 

University  of  Nebraska,  College  of  Medicine 
(Omaha  Medical  College),  junior  and  se- 
nior years,  reg.,  co-ed  ;  est  1880;  Wil- 


Onmaha — continued 

son   O     Bridges    MD,    42nd  and   Dewey 
(See  also  Lincoln,  Neb  ) 

Van  Sant's  School,  sten  ;  co-ed  ;   est    1891, 
lone  C    Duffj,  Pimcipal,  Wead  Bldg 

O'Xeill,    Holt    Co,    pop.   2,089. 

Pres    Bd    Edue — T    D    Hanley 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    H    McCarthv 
Citj-   Superintendent — P    E    Martin 
Principal  High  School — Emma  Snyder 

St    Mary's    Academy;    girls*    boarding,    R. 
C  ,    Mother  M    Leonia,    Superior, 

Ord,  Valley  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— H    M    Davis 
Sec    Bd    Educ — TV    H    Carson 
City  Superintendent — a   S    Jones. 
Principal   High  School— Loi  etta   Sulivan. 
Supv    Music — Roxj   Auble 

Orleans,  Harlan  Co.,  pop.  942. 

Sec  Bd   Educ — R   R   Pate 

City  Superintendent — C    S    Gilbert 

Principal  High  School — Minnie  Knudsen. 

Oeceola,  Polk  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Fiank  D   Mills. 
Sec   Bd    Educ — J    \V.  Pillman 
City  Superintendent — C.   B.   Moore 
Principal  High  School — Norval   Pearce 
Supv.   Music — C.   W.   Price 
Domestic  Science — Nellie  Simpson 

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Overtoil,  Dawson  Co.,  pop.  550. 
City   Superintendent — H    G     Stout 
Principal   High  School — Matilda  Strasser 

Oxford,  Furnas  Co.,  pop.  787. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    B    Larmon 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    E    Duryee 

City  Superintendent — L    E    Chadderdon 

Supv.  Music — Clara  Sawyei 

Papilllon,    Sarpy   Co.,   pop.  750. 

City  Superintendent — F    E   Bowers 
Principal  High  School — Mildred  Patton. 
Supv.  Music — Grace  Bourne. 

Pawnee  City,  Pawnee  Co.,  pop.  1,069. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — W.  S   Potts 
Pec    Bd    Educ — F    A    Barton 
City  Superintendent — I    N    Clark 
Principal    High    School — Julius    Gilbert 
Supv.  Music — Mrs    W    Potts. 
Domestic    Science — Tillie    M     Wright 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y — James  Little. 

Pawnee    City   Academy;    prep  ;    co-ed.;    TT. 
Presb  ;  F    A    Henderson,  Prln. 

Pender,  Thurston  Co.,  pop*  1,100. 

City  Superintendent — S    E    Eddy 
Principal  High  School — Edna  Biles 

Pern,   Nemaha  Co.,  pop.  975. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — S    W.   Hacker 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — D    C    Cole. 

Principal    Htjrh    School — Sadie    Glasgow. 

Nebraska  State  Normal  School;  nor.;  state; 
co-ed  ;  est.  1867,  D   W.  Hayes,  Pres. 


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Pierce,  Pierce  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Fred  Brand 
Sec     Bd     Educ — M     In  holder 
f'itv  tfup«>i  mtendent — B    A    Lunriak 
Frln    H    S— Mary  A.   Parker. 

Plainview,  Pierce  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — George   H    Hecht 
Sec    Bd    Educ— A.  G    Cole 
City    Supeiintendent— C     F.   Lehr 
Prln.   H    S — Tillie  C    Anderberry 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Loula  Parker 

Plftttsmonth,  Cagg  Co.,  pop.  6,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    A    Marshall 

Sec    Bd    Educ— E    H    Wescott 

City  Superintendent — Wiley  G.  Brooks. 

Principal  High  Softool — A    I>    EggenDerger 

Supv    Music — Mrs    Mae  Morgan 

Drawing — Ellen  "Wmdham 

Penmanship — Marie  Kaufman 

Ponca,  Dixon  Co.,  pop.  1,043. 

Fres    Bd.   Educ — G     L    "Wood. 
Bee    Bd    Educ  — D    F    Fales 
City  Superintendent — J    I    Engleman 
Prin.   H.   S —Edith   O'Connell. 

Randolph,  Cedar  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 
Pres    Bd    Educ.— C.  H    Randall 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S,  O    Reese 
Cltv  Superintendent — JP  C.  Grant 
Prin   High  School — Mar j one  Lichtenwallner 

Ravenna,  Buffalo  Co.*  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ —C    A    Clark,  Sr 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H    Penn 
City  Superintendent — C.  O    Brown, 
Principal  High  School — Roy  Krebs 
Supv    Music — Edith   Chipman 
Domestic  Science — C.  O    Brown 

Bed  Cloud,  Webster  Co.,  pop.  1,750. 

City  Superintendent — R.  D    Moritz 
Principal  High  School — A    L    Richards 
Supv.   Music — J    E    "Wagner. 

St.  Edward,  Boone  Co.,  pop.  950. 

City  Superintendent — L   J   Surface 
Principal  High  School — Inez  Dunham 

St.  Paul,  Howard  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

Sec.  Bd  Educ— N   J   Paul 
City  Superintendent — H    H    Reimund 
Principal  High  School— C.  C    Rundall 
Agrl  &  Man  Tr — John  E,  Ludden 
Domestic  Science — Mattle  Hunzeken 
Supv   Music — H   Nell  Hal  en, 

St.  Paul  Normal  and  Business  College,  nor, 
prep  and  com'l,  co-ed  ,  est.  1897,  J  S. 
Zocholl,  President. 

Bantee,  EBOX  Co.,  pop.  38. 

San  tee  Normal  Training;  School,  private 
Indian  training  school  of  the  American 
Missionary  Assuu,  co-ed  ,  Cong.;  est. 
1870,  Rev  Alfred  IA  Riggs,  Principal. 

Sargent,  Caster*  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — H    Sherman 

Sec,  Bd    Educ — A.  Z    Pernn. 

City  Superintendent — Don  R    Leech. 

Prin*  High  School — Zella  McConnaughey. 


Schnjler,  Coif  ax  Co.,  pop.  2,157. 

See    Bd    K<luc — Otto  Zuelow 
(<Jt\    Supei mtpn<if*nt — T    A     True 
Pun    Junior  H    S — P    Ralston   Moore 

Scottsbluff,  Scotts  Bluff  Co.,  pop.  1,746. 

Ser*    Bd    Educ  — T   F    Kennedy 
Oitv  Supeimtenclent — C    M    Nathem 
Principal  High  School — E    J    Hadsell 
Agri    &  Man    Tr — C   E    Holen 
Domestic  Science — Lora  E   Newell 
•      Scottsbluff  Business  College,  bus  and  sten 

Scribner,  Dodffe  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Hy  Hiebenthal 
Sec   Bd    Educ — Hal  Chnst3T 
City   Superintendent — -E    H    Koch 
Principal  High  School — Ida  Wilkins 
Supv    Music — Emma  Meservey. 

Seward,  Seward  Co.,  pop.   2,250. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    F    Geesen 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    M    Calder 

City  Superintendent — John  A    Woodard 

Prin    H    S — Addie   Reynoldson. 

Supv    Music — Blanche  Cox 

Manual  Training — David  J    Jones 

Lutheran  Teachers'  Seminary,  nor.,  boys' 
boarding,  Luth  ;  est  1894,  Rev.  George 
Weller,  President 

Shelton,  Buffalo  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Frank  Easter 
City  Superintendent — G    W    Gwm 
Principal  High  School — Lois  B   Gardner 

Sidney,  Cheyenne  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J   L   McClutosh 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Leroy  Martin 

City  Superintendent — W    J.  B  rah  am. 

Puncipal  High  School — John  E   Stoddard 

Supv    Music — Mabel  C    Johnson 

Manual  Training — Solomon  Willis 

Sliver  Creek,  Merrick  Co.*  pop.  650. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — P    H.  Bell 

Sec  Bd   Educ  — John  Kula 

City  Superintendent — C    W    Warwick 

Principal  High.  School — Edna  B    Wells. 

South  Omaha,  Douglas  Co.,  pop.  26,259. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — F.  S    Richardson 
Sec   Bd    Educ — Charles  D   Eads 
City   Superintendent — N    M    Graham. 
Principal  High  School — S   W   Moore 
Supv   Music — Emma  Bickman 
Domestic  Science — Mary  Bookxneyer. 
Brawing — Winifred   Unruh 
Manual  Training — R.  O    Bagby 
Commercial — R    H    Johnson 
Kindergarten — Margaret  Delpsch 
Playground — Vlasta    Sterba 

Spalding,  Greeley  Co.,  pop.  900. 

City  Superintendent— James  McGovern 
Spaldingr  Academy,   girls'  boarding;  R.  C  ; 

Sister  Clara,   O    S    D ,   Superior. 
Spalding  College;  coll.;  Victor  Brown,  Pres. 

Spencer,  Boyd  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ — C  W  Carlson 
City  Superintendent — C.  E.  Glaar. 
Prin.  H.  S. — Emma  Outhouse. 


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Springfield,  Sarpy  Co ,  pop.  650.  f 

City  Superintendent — Edgar  S    Wyckoff 
Prm    H    S — G    E    Heacock. 

Stanton,  Stanton  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    Spence 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Geoi  ge   Enos 
City  Superintendent — J    H    Welch 
Principal  High  School — Noel  L    Tjsun 
Manual    Training — J    Theisen 
Domestic  Science — Mae  Orris 

Sterling,  Johnson  Go,  pop.  850. 

ftec    Bd    Educ — Will  F    Denton  f 

Tity  Supei  mtendent — H    J    Mummau 
Puncipal  High  School — Lilleth  Waggener        } 

Martin  Luther  Academy  and  Normal  | 
School,  prep  and  nor  ,  Luth  ;  co-ed  ;  | 
G  Bergstraesser,  President  I 

StromsDurgr,  Folk  Co,  pop.  1,350. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    B    Hedbloom. 
City  Superintendent — A    J    Dunlap 
Principal  High  School — Mary  Holcoznb 

Superior,  Nnckolls  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — R    E    Oliver 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George  Scoular 
City  Superintendent — A.  H    Staley. 
Principal  High  School — Guy  L   Rumelhart 
Supv    Mus.  &  Draw — Margaret  A    Keins 
Domestic    Science — Igerna    Montgomery 

Sutton,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  1,600 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Christian    Roth 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    M    Hanson 
City  Superintendent — John  E    Opp 
Principal  High  School — Henrietta  Bankson. 

Syracuse,  Otoe  Co.,  pop.  975. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — C   L   France 
Sec    Bd    Educ — James  Fairhead 
City   Superintendent — R     R    McGee. 
Principal  High  School — Alec  Frey 

Table  Bock,  Pawnee  Co ,  pop.  900. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    I.  Norris 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Kate  Philips 
City  Superintendent — L    R    Trout 
Prm   High  School — A  Ruth  Thatcher 

Tecumseh,  Johnson  Co.,  pop.  2,005. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  Croft 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    C    Hedrick 
City  Superintendent — W    S    Cook 
Principal  High  School — A   W   Dewey 
Agriculture — L    C    Williams 

Tekamah,  Hurt   Co.,  pop.  1,597. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — H.   H     Smith. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — S    A    Wassum 
City  Superintendent — A    H    DIxon. 
Penmanship — A    B.  C    Jacobs 

TUden,  Madison  Co,  pop.  1,300. 

Pres,   Bd    Educ — T    T    McDonald 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G    C    Barren 
City  Superintendent — A    B    Rich 
Principal  High  School — J    A.  Christenson 

Trenton,  Hitchcock  Co.,  pop.  750. 

Seq   Bd  Educ.— "W  H  Thornhill 
City  Superintendent — J    E    Manix 
Principal  High  School — Grace  Miller. 


Ulysses,  Butler  Co  ,  pop   700. 

Sec   Bd   Educ — L  T    Hilljer. 
Citv  Supt  — James  V    W    S   Kinkle 
Pnncipal  High  School — Nellie  C    Holt 

University  Place,  Lancaster  Co,  pop.  1,130. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    C    Hurd 
Sec    Bd    Educ— A    C.  Crosthwaite 
Citj   Superintendent — L    I   Fnsbie 
Principal  High  School — C    K.  Morse 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Nellie  P.   Simpson. 
Domestic  Science — Jessie  Gieen 
Nebraska     Wesleyan     University,      college, 
academy,  normal,  music,  art  departments, 
co-ed  .    M    E  ,    est    1888,    Clark  A    Ful- 
mer,  M  A  ,  Chancellor 

Valentine,  Cherry  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    A    Pettycrew 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Robeit  G    Eisle}. 
City  Superintendent — C    Lothrop 
Pnncipal  High  School — Julia  Van  Dnel 

Valley,  Douglas  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Anna  Ingram 
City  Superintendent — Fiank  F    Adams 
Pnncipal  High  School — Wauneta  Cook 
Sup\.  Music — Johanna  Brov^n 

Wahoo,  Saunders  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

Pres     Bd    Educ. — W    T    Mauck 
Sec    Bd.   Educ — J    J    Johnson 
City  Superintendent — C.   N    Walton. 
Principal  High  School — Percy  Adams 
Supervisor  Music — Miss  Mildred  Johnson. 
Manual  Training — A   V.  Larson. 
Domestic  Science — Jessie  Biles 
Agriculture — A.  H    De  Long 

Luther  College;  prep,  co-ed;  Ev.  Luth.; 
est  1883,  Rev  L  Banander,  President 

Wakefleld,  DIxon  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    P     Shunvway 
Sec.   Bd    Educ — John  T    Marriott. 
City    Superintendent — E.    I>     Lundak 
Pnncipal  High  School — Mrs    F.  B    Hasford. 
Supv    Music — Mrs    L    Murfree 

Waterloo,  Douglas  Co.,  pop.  550. 

Sec    Bd   Educ — W    H   Jacobson 
City  Superintendent — Earle  W.  Smith 
Pnncipal  High  School — CLeo  V    Hale 

Wayne,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Sec   Bd   Bduc — W    M    Orr. 
City  Superintendent — O    R    Bowen. 
Prm    H.   S— Mrs.    M.    A.   Phillips. 
Draw   &  Dom   Sci  — Nina  B  Huyck; 
Supv   Music — Mrs    L   K   Murfree 

Nebraska  State  Normal  College;  state,  co- 
ed ,  est.  1891,  U.  s  Conn,  President 

Weeping:  Water,  Cass  Co,  pop.  1*156. 

Sec.  Bd   Educ — O.  G    Coglizer 
City  Superintendent— T  V,  Truman 
Principal  High  School— -Olga  M   Gereke. 
Supv  Music — Mrs   William.  Reaves 

Weeping  Water  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Cong.;  est  1885,  M.  M.  Redenbaugh,  A. 
M.,  Pi  in. 


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Westpotat,  Craning  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

S«*c    Bd    Educ  — J    C    Hansen 
City  superintendent — C    R    Gates 
Principal    High    School — Mar>    von   Goetz 
Sup\     Music — Lillian  Koch 
Manual  Training — F    H    Hackflt 

TFUber,  Saline  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — E    Jf     iSpirk 

Sec     Bd     Educ — J     I     Moore 

Citv  Superintendent — B    G    Hopkins 

Prin    High    School — Mary   I    Goodrich 

Manual  Training — Hugh  Frceborn 

Normal  Training — Mabel  \f   Grimm 

Wisner,  Craning:  Co.,  pop.  1,225. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — H.  B    Daily 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    H    Morse 
City  Superintendent — J    F    White 
Principal  High   School — Leila   Bon 

Wood  River,  Hall  Co.,  pop.  950. 

Fee    Bd    Educ  — W   F    Thompson 
City  Supeimtemlent — W    A    Julian 
Principal  High  School — Glen  Chaddettun 
Sup\.  Music — Lila  M    Walker 


Wyraore,  Gage  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

Sec   Bd   Educ  — E    N    Kauffiman 

<  it\    superintendent — George  E    L.ee 

Prin    H    S — J.   K.  Campbell 


York,  York  Co.,  pop.   6,235. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  M.  Spurlock. 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Dr     W     L.    Burnard 
City  Superintendent — W.  W    Stoner. 
Prin     H     S  — W.    B    Johns 
Supv.  Music — Cora  F    Conaway, 
Manual  Training — C    E    Sharpe 
Domestic  Science-— Luclle  Bell. 
Penmanship — E    V    Deason. 
Supv.  Man.    Tr — Charles   Sharp. 


School    of   the  Holy  Family,   prep.;    co-ed  , 
R     C  ,   Mother  Augustine,   Superior. 

York  Business  College  and  Normal  School, 
bus    and  sten.  ,    M     O    Mclaughlin,    Pres 

York    College;    coll.    and   prep.;    co-ed..    IT 
B  ,  eat    1890,  W    O    McLaughlin,  Pree 


NEVADA 

Population,  81,875.    School  census,  13,521.    School  age,  6-18. 

Nevada  is  the  forty-ninth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  81,875  inhabitants,  of  whom  90.8  per  cent  are  white.  Of  this  number  22.1 
per  cent  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population,  ten 
years  of  age  and  over,  is  6.7  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  thirty-first  in  this  respect 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 
JOHN  EDWARDS  BEAT,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Carson 

DEPUTY  DISTRICT   SUPERINTENDENTS 

BERTHA  E.  KNEMEYER,  District  No  1,  Elko  County «.  .Elko 

JAMES  V.  COMERPORD,  District  No   #,  Eureka,  I/ander,  White  Pine  Counties     .  -  Ely 

G-EORGE  E.  McCRACKEN,  District  No.  3,  Humboldt,  Churchill  Counties Fallon 

B.  G-.  BLEASDALE,  District  No.  4,  Washoe,  Orm-sby,  Storey,  Lyon,  Douglas, 

Esmeralda  Counties Eeno 

G-.  E  ANDERSON,  District  No.  5,  Lincoln,  Nye,  Clark  Counties Tonopah 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 

EMMET  D.  BOYLE,  President        ...  Carson 

A.  W.  HENDRICK,  President  University  of  Nevada Reno 

JOHN  EDWARDS  BRAY,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Secretary Carson 

STATE  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION 

Gtov.  EMMET  D.  BOYLE Carson  City 

A.  W.  HENDRICKS,  President  University  of  Nevada Beno 

JOHN  EDWARDS  BRAY,  State  Superintendent Carson  City 

B.  D.  BILLINGHURST Beno  J.  E.  WALL !Las  Vegas 

MRS.  J.  K.  LOGAN RenoMATTiE  INGOLDSBS: Ely 

NEVADA  STATE  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 
P.  <£.  McWHiNNEY,  Pres.      .Carson  City       MRS.  M.  !/.  BRAY,  Secretary  Carson  City 

PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Austin,  Lander  Co.,  pop.  700. 

Principal  High  School — Karl  Mitchell. 

BtmJcerville,  Clark  Co.,  pop.  160. 

Pros.   Bd.   Bduc. — Harmon   Wittwer. 
Sec.   Bd.   Educ. — Edward   I.   Cox. 
Principal  m?h  School— A.  L.  Kelly. 


Caliente,  Lincoln   Co.,  pop.   700. 

Pres    Bd.  Bduc — W.  B.   Face. 
Sec     Bd     Educ — C.    I.   HImstreet. 

Carson  City,  Onnaby  Co.,  pop.  2,450. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    N     Evans. 

Sec*   Bd    Educ — F    E    Meder 

City  Superintendent — Walter  J.  Hunting. 

Principal  High,  School — "W    J   Hunting 


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Carson  City  —  continued 
Indian    Training    School;    Govt    Industrial 

school    for    Indans,    co-ed,    e&t     1890, 

Pupeuntendfnt  Rojce 


Dajton,  l£on  Co.,  pop.  37£. 

Prn    County  H   S  —  G   B   McCraeken 

East  Ely,  White  Pine  Co,  pop.  1,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  C    S    Cram 
Sec    Bd    Educ—J    P    Rumbaugh 
Citj  Superintendent  —  T   J    Teirj 

El  o,  Elko  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

I-  es    Bd    Educ  —  A    W.  Hesaon 

S  c    Bd    Educ  —  H.  S    Taber 

C  «tv   Superintendent  —  P.   G    HcWhinney, 

Principal  High  School  —  G   C   Jensen 

bupv    Music  —  Mabel  Lothrop 

Domestic  Science  —  Mrs    Lothrop. 

Commercial  —  Phoebe  Duame 

EIr,  White  Pine  Co.,  pop.  2,055. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  H   A    Coming 

City  Supt  and  Prm   H   P  —  S   D   Ei  \\ine 

Eureka,  Eureka  Co.,  pop.  785. 

Prm    County  H   S  —  George  W   Hann 

Fallen,  Churchill  Co*,  pop.  741. 
Sec    Bd    Educ—Dr    G.  M    Gardner 
Prm   County  H   S  —  R   H   Fetter 

Goldfleld,  Eameralda  Co.,  pop.  6,500. 

Prea    Bd.    Educ  —Walter   St    Pierre 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  E   P    Cook 
City  Supt    and  Pi  in    H    S—  W   H    Weslar 
Penmanship  —  Leslie  C    Millaul 
Commercial  —  William   Foley. 

Gardnerville,    Douglas  Co.,  pop.  750. 

Bee   Bd   Educ—  Frank  C    Jones 
Prltt   Countj  H   S  —  T   S   Hook 

IMB  Vegas,  Clark  Co.,  pop.  1,275. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  —  L.  M  Lillis. 
Sec  Bd.  Educ.  —  W.  B  Mundy. 
Principal  High  School—Bernard  Street 

Lovelocks,  Hmnboldt  Co,  pop,  1,204. 

Pres   Bd   Educ—  Ward  Martin 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J    R.  Macrodan 

City  Supt    &  Pnn    H.  S—  J    R    McKillop 

Manhattan,  Nye  Co.,  pop.  850. 

Principal  High  School—  E   R   Young. 

ftfcGffl,  White  Pine  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres  Bd  Educ—  Lindsay  Duncan 
Sec  Bd  Educ—  Robert  Middagh 
City  Supt  and  Prm  H  S—  R  R  Bell 

Itoaca,  Uncoto,  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Sec   Bd   Educ—  W   H.  Edwards 

Prm  County  H  &  —  George  A  Morgan,  Jr 


Reno,  Washoe  Co.,  pop.  10,867. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Robert  M    Price 
Fee  Bd  Educ  — Theodore  W   Clark 
City  Superintendent — B    D    Billmghurst 
Principal  High  School — Glenn  L    Allen 
Music  and  Drawing — Vera  B   Ames 
Manual  Training — L    S    Neeb 
Domestic   Science— Florence  Austin 
Pen'ship  &  Comm'l — W.  J   Clark 

Heald'fi  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.; 
ost  1902,  J  W  Butcher,  Manager 

Unrversity  of  Nevada,  comprises  College  of 
Agriculture,  of  Engineering,  of  Educa- 
tion, state  umv  ,  co-ed,  est  1885, 
Archer  \V  Hendnck,  A  M  ,  President 

University  of  Nevada,  College  of  Agricul- 
ture; comprises  School  of  Agriculture  and 
School  of  Home  Economics,  Charles  S 
Knight,  B  S  ,  Dean 

University  of  Nevada,  College  of  Engineer- 
ing, comprises  the  Mackay  School, 
of  Mines,  School  of  Mechanical  and 
Electrical  Engineering  and  School  of 
Civic  Engineering,  James  Graves  S"tug- 
ham,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 

University  of  Nevada,  College  of  Educa- 
tion; professional  training  courses  for 
teacheis,  George  F  James,  Ph  D,  Dean 

Khyolite,  Nye  Co.,  pop.  675. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Fiank  B    Kerns 
Sec    Bd   Educ — Augustus  J    Klaxnt 

Silver  City,  I*yon  Co.,  pop.  890. 

Principal  Schools — Loria  Smith 

Sparks,  Washoe  Co.,  pop.  900. 

City  Supt   &  Prin    H    S— C    M   Meeker 

Tonopah,  Nye  Co.,  pop.  450. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— J   B   Treglevan 

Sec    Bd    Educ — JL,    A    Herring 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S — G    E    Anderson 

Music  and  Drawing — Amy  Westcott 

Kindergarten — Irnaa  Folta 

Penmanship — Mamie  Sullivan 

Virginia  City,  Storey  Co.,  pop.  2,242. 

Pres  Bd   Educ — E   J.  Curran 

Sec  Bd  Educ. — Edward  Gladding 

City  Superintendent — James  V.  ComerfordL 

Virginia  City  School  of  Mines;  practical 
courses  in  mathematics,  surveying,  as- 
saying, cyaniding,  and  prospecting,  est 
1898,  Dwight  T.  Smith,  B.  S,  Instructor 

Wadsworth,  Washoe  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

City  Superintendent — Edward  J.  Fosvar. 

Wells,  Elko  Co.,  pop.  254. 

Principal  High  School — Gerald  Kerr 

Winnemucca,  Hnmboldt  Co.,  pop.  1,275. 

Pres  Bd  Educ— Mrs  A  Lilhe 
Sec.  Bd  Educ — Henry  Duncan 
Prm  County  H  S  — C.  A.  Jewell 

Terington,  I/yon  Co,  pop.  682. 

Pnn   County  H   S— R.  L.  Waggoner 


NEW  HAMPSHIRE 

Population,  430,572.  School  census,  75,385.    School  age  5-16. 

New  Hampshire  is  the  thirty-ninth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population, 
having  a  total  of  430,572  inhabitants,  of  whom  99.8  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  num- 
ber 22.4  per  cent,  are  foreign  born,  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  popula- 
tion, ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  4.6  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  twenty-second  in 
this  respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPEEINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

HENRY  0.  MOBRISON,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Concord 

GEORGE  H.  WHITCHEE,  Deputy  Superintendent    Concord 

HARRIET  L.  HUNTRESS,  Deputy  Superintendent Concord 

E.  W.  BTJTTERFIELD,  Deputy  Superintendent          Concord 

STATE  BEADING  CIECLE  BOAED 

New  Hampshire  has  no  State  Beading  Circle  Board,  but  has  district  laws  for 
tie  aid  of  school  libraries. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 

F.  W.  LAKEMAN,  President Nashua 

HAJRRIET  EDMONDS,  Secretary Concord 

COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OP  SCHOOLS 

New  Hampshire  has  no  county  superintendents  of  schools,  but  has  instead  what 
is  called  the  "town  system"  of  school  supervision,  each  city,  or  in  some  cases,  where 
the  towns  are  small,  a  group  of  towns,  having  its  individual  superintendent  of 
schools. 

PUBLIC,  PRIVATES  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 

Alton,  Bflknap  Co.,  pop.  1,848. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — F  W.  McLaughlin 
Sec  Bd.  Educ— Mrs   C  H  McDuffee. 
Town  Superintendent— P  TJ  Landman. 
Principal  High  School— Roy  H.  Walch. 
Supv.  Music— Annie  A   Wheeler 
Bbmestic  Science— B  Olive  Wilkins 


AndoYer,  Merrimack  Co.,  pop, 
Proctor  Academy;  prop.;  co-ed;  Unitarian; 

est   1881;  Francis  T.   Clayton,  A.  M., 

Prix. 


Antrim,  HUlaboro  Co.,  pop* 

Pres   Bd.  Educ.— G  E  Hastings. 
Sec  Bd  Educ  —Harry  Drake. 
City  Superintendent— F    L.   Kendall 
Principal  High  School— John  Batchelder. 
Supv.  Music — Gertrude  VanDommela. 
Drawing— Elsie  M    S   Woll. 

Ashland,  Grafton  Co.,  pop,  1,418* 

Principal  High  School— F  W  Knight 

Atkinson,  BocUttgnam  Co.,  pop.  4tt. 

Town  Superintendent— Howard  L  Winslow. 


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Atkinson    Academy;    prep  ,     co-ed.;    non- 
sf.< t  ,    H    "Wdnen   Dovi,    Principal 

Bath,  Grafton  Co.,  pop.  978. 

Pres    Bd    Ertur — Mis    F,ira ml  Faster 
Town  Superintendent — Norman  J   Past 
Principal  High  School — Elsie  William 

Berlin,   Coos  Co.,  pop.   11,780. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    B    Brown 
Town  Superintend ont — H    It    Moot? 
Principal  High  School— D   W   M<  f,ein 
ftupt     Music — Florence   Murrav 
Domestic  Ait — Agnes  Perkins 

Bethlehem,  Graf  ton  Co.,  pop.  1*201. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  K.  Baker 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    C   Whitcomb 
Principal  High  School — Wallace  W  Wilder 
Supv    Music — Miss  J    F    Kidder 

Bristol,   Grafton   Co.,  pop.   1,478. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — F  N   Gillman 
Sec    Bd    Educ— William  C    White 
Principal  High  School — Miss  J    M    Swam 
Supv    Music — Kathprine  P   Crafts 
Manual  Training — Harry  D   Wells. 

Canterbury,  Herrimack  Co.,  pop.  ML 

Kezer  Seminary;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  Free  Bapt.; 
Mrs.  Clara  M.  Carrier,  Prin. 

Center  Stratford,  Strafford  Co.,  pop.  150. 
Austin     Academy;     prep.;      co-ed,;      Free 
Bapt  ;  est    1833,  Ernest  P    Freese,  Prin 

Claremont,  Sullivan  Co.,  pop.  7,529. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — P    C.  Kinney. 

Town    Superintendent — W.    H     Slayton. 

Prin.  Stevens  H.  S, — Allen  C.  Gumming*. 

Supv    Music — D    D    Ladd. 

Man   Tr   High  School— Walter  Pierce 

Man   Tr   Grades — Amy  HcQuaid 

Domestic  Science — Ruth  M   Brooking 

Drawing— Kathryn   Brown 

Colebrook,   Coos  Co.,   pop.   1,905. 
Pres.  Bd    Educ. — Darwin  Lombard. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — I    A.   Ramsay 
Town  Superintendent — S   H    Williams 

Colebrook   Academy,   prep  ;   co-ed  ,   C    W 
Kemp,  Principal. 

Concord,  Merrimack  Co.,  pop.  21,407. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ.— -EL  C.  NHes,  Esq. 
Sec   Bd.  Educ, — Fanny  E.  Mlnot. 
City   Superintendent — Louis   J.   Rundlett. 
Prin.  H.  & — Charles  F    Cook. 
Supv    Music— C.  S,  Conant, 
Manual  Training — A.  W,  French. 
Domestic  Science — Marlon  J.  Roby. 
Drawing— Faith  C.  Stalker. 
Commercial — Robert  S»  B*frer. 
Stenography— Margam  DriscolL 

Concord  Business  College,   bus    and  sten., 
C    C    Craft,  Principal. 

St.  Mary's  School:   girls*   boarding,   P.  E.; 
Isabel  M    Parks,  Principal. 


C'oiK'oril— ~c  on  1 1  nuert 

St  Paul's  School;  boys'  boarding;  P.  E.: 
Rev.  Samuel  S  Drury,  LL.  D,  Rector 

Coneoid  Training  School,  noimal,  co-ed  , 
non-sect  .  city,  Arldie  F  Straw,  Principal 

Contoocook,  Merrimack  Co,  pop.  800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  Peaslee 
Sec     Bd     Educ— -J    Arthur   Jones 
City  Superintendent — E    J    Best 
Principal  High  School — Joseph  Wigem 
Agriculture — A     G     Davis 

Conway,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  8,418. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — t,    C    Prescott 
To\\n  Superintendent — Alonzo  H    Knowlton 
Principal  High  School— William  H    Baile> 
Sup\    Music  and  Drawing — Esther  Cowden 

Deny,  RocJdngham  Co.,  pop.  5,123. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — H    L».  Gnnnell,   Jr 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Charles  W    Cutts 
Town    Superintendent — Charles  W    Cutts 
Supervisor  Music — Marguerite  E    Clark. 
Manual  Training — D    J    Curran 
Domestic  Science — Marie  Butters 
Di  awing — Ruth  A    Kmgman 
Pen'ship  &  Com'l — Margaret  Cutler 

Pinkerton  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed- ;  non- 
sect.,  est.  1S14;  John  J.  Marrinan,  A,  M., 
Prin. 

Dover,  Strafford  Co.,  pop.  13,247. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — Charles  A   Fairbanks 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — J    H    Southwick 
Citv  Superintendent — Frank  Damon 
Prin    H    S.— Melvin  M.  Smith. 
Supv   Music — Clara  B  Hopkins 
Manual  Training — Albert  H    Veasey 
Domestic  Science — Mabel  Allen. 
Drawing — Marguerite  Eastman 

Dover  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten.; 
E.  W.  Warner  and  C.  McTavish,  Props. 

Durham,  Strafford  Co.*  pop.  823. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Charles  E   Hewitt 
S<*c   Bd    Educ — Charles  Wentworth 
City   Superintendent — Carl   Cotton. 
Supv     Music — Miss    Hopkins 
Sewing — Mildred  Pierce 

New  Hampshire  College  of  Agriculture  and 

Mechanic  Arts,  comprises  Agricultural 
Division,  Arts  and  Science  Division  and 
Engineering  Division  (chemical,  elec- 
trical, mechanical);  state;  co-ed.;  est 
1866,  Edward  Thompson  Fairchild,  LI* 
D,  Pres. 

East  Jaffrey,  Cheshire  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 
Conant   High   School;   prep.;    co-ed ;    non- 
sect  ;  est    1820;  Fred  R    Lord,  Principal 

Enfleld,  Grafton  Co,,  pop.  1,443. 

Town  Superintendent — Thomas  A   Roberts. 
Principal  High  School — R   I    Haskell 

Epping,  Boekingham  Co.,  pop.  1,640. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— A    D.  Brown. 
Sec   Bd    Educ — W    8    Mason. 
Prin.  H.  8. — Frederick  T.  Johnson. 


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Exeter,  Rockingham  Co.,  pop.  4,897. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Edward  Gieen 
Sec   Bd    Educ  —  Albeitus  T    Dudlev 
To\&n   Rupenntendent  —  Maro   S     Brooke 
Prin.   Tuck  H.   S.  —  Harry  B.   Walker 
Supv    Music  —  Doris  Molcheit 
Di  awing  —  Isabel    Patten 

Robinson  Seminary,  girls'  day  and  board- 
ing, non-sect;  est.  1869;  Harlan  M.  BIs- 
bee,  A.  M,  Prin. 

Phillips  Exeter  Academy,  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1781,  L.e'wis  Peiry,  Pun 


Farmingrton,  Stratford  Co.,  pop. 

Town  Supei  intendent  —  P  U   Landman 
Principal  High  School  —  W    H    Buker 

Francestown,  Hillsboro  Co.,  pop.  693. 

Francestown  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  est  1801;  James  L  Newton,  A.  B.. 
Prin. 

Franconla,  Grafton  Co.,  pop.  504. 

Dow  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Cong  ,  John 
M  Skilling,  Pimcipal 

Franklin,    Merrimack    Co.,    pop.    6,132. 

Chrm.  Sch.  Bd  —  Rev.  H.  C.  McDougall. 

Sec   Bd   Educ  —  Mrs.  Ellen  Webster 
Town  Superintendent  —  George  A    Keith 
Prin.   H.    S.  —  Harry  P.    Swett. 
Supv    Music  —  Estelle   Clifford 
Manual  Training  —  C    H    Rogers 
Domestic   Science  —  Lois   Leavitt 

Goffstown,   Hillsboro   Co.,  pop.    2,579. 

Prin.  H.  a—  William  H.  Martin. 

Gibnanton,  Belknap    Co.,   pop.   968. 

Town  Superintendent  —  Charles  A    Breck 

Gorham,  Coos  Co.,  pop.  2,155. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Elisha  H    Cody 
Sec    Bd.  Educ  —  Thomas  L    Marble. 
Town  Superintendent  —  Jacob  E    Wignot 
Principal  High  School  —  H   E   Wolfe 

Groveton,  Coos  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Prin.  High  School  —  Irving  Kmkley. 

Hampstead,  Roddngham  Co.,  pop.  796. 

Town  Superintendent  —  Albert  T.  Lane 

Hampstead    High    School;    prep.;    co-ed.; 

Cong  ;   Percival   P    Bliss,   Principal 

Hampton,  Rocktagham  Co.,  pop.  1,215. 

Town  Superintendent  —  Albert  T.  Lane. 

Hampton  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  William 
B  Elwell,  Principal. 

Hancock,  Hillsboro   Co,  pop.  642. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Albert  Moore. 
Principal  High  School  —  Herman  Patt. 
Supv   Music  —  Annie  L   Putnam, 

Hanover,  Grafton  Co.,  pop.  2,075. 

Pres.  Bd.   Educ.  —  Perley  R.  Bugbee. 
Sec    Bd    Eduo  —Mrs.  Vesta  M    G-ile 
Supt  of  Schools  —  Catherine  Dole 
Principal  High  School—  Walter  M.  May. 
Commercial  —  Lillian  Pickard, 

Supv.  Music—  Mrs  P.  J.  Little. 


Hanoi  er  —  continued 

Dartmouth  College,  compnses  the  College, 
Medical  School,  Thajer  School  of  Civil 
Engineering  and  Amos  Tuck  School  of 
Administration  and  Finance,  men;  non- 
sect  est  1760,  Ernest  M  Hopkins,  LL 
D  ,  President 

Dartmouth    Medical    College;    med.;    rear.; 

men;   est    1798,  John  Martin  (Hie,  M    D, 
Dean 

Thaler  School  of  Civil  Engineering,  Dart- 
mouth College  postgraduate  professional 
course  In  civil  engineering;  est  1871; 
Robnt  Fletcher.  Ph.  D.  Director 

Tuck  School  of  Administration  and  Fi- 
nance, Dartmouth  College,  graduate  pro- 
fessional courses,  est  1900,  Harlow  Staf- 
ford Person,  Ph  D  ,  Director. 

Haverbill,   Grafton   Co.,   pop.   3,498. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Jesse  R     Squiers 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  \V    E    Laurence 
Town  Supei  intendent  —  Norman  J    Page 

Havernill  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  BL  B. 
Cornell,  Prin 

Hennlker,  Merrimack  Co.,  pop.  1,395. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  —  George   H    Dodge 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  John  C    Cogswell 

Town  Supt   &  Prin   H    S  —  F    AI  Armstiong 

Hillsboro,  HUIsboro  Co.,  pop.  2,168* 

Pres    Bd.    Educ  —  G    W    Haslet 
Sec.    Bd     Educ  —  J    W    Chadwick 
City    Superintendent  —  F     L     Kendall. 
Prin.  H.  S.  —  G.  Hampton  McGraw. 
Supv    Music  —  E.  E.  Pierce. 
Drawing  —  Elsie  M    S    Woll 
Com'l   &   Stenog*y—  Addle   M.   Bucksey 

Hlnsdale,  Cheshire   Co.,  pop.   1,673. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Walter  E    Fay. 
Sec   Bd   Educ—  Mrs    L,    L    Bailey 
District  Supt.  —  A.   P.    Averill. 
Principal  High  School  —  Edwin  B.  Young. 

Hollis,    HUIsboro    Co.,    pop.   935. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  Charles  P.    Brown. 
Sec    Bd    Educ—  Miss  Clara  E.  Smith. 
Dist    Superintendent  —  John  Bacon 
Principal  High  School  —  Norrfs  E   Woodbury 

Hookset,  Merrimack  County. 

Mount  St.  Mary  Seminary;  girls'  boarding] 
B  C;  est  1860,  Sister  M.  De  La  Salle, 
Superior 


Hopktnton,  Dferrlmack  Co.,  pop. 

Town  Superintendent  —  Frank  S    Libby 
Prin.   EL  S.—  Joseph  H.  Wlggin. 

Jaffrey,  Cheshire  Co.,  pop.  1*895. 

City   Superintendent  —  W.    L.    McDonald 
Principal  High  School  —  E.  W.  Bllis. 
Supv.   MUB.  &  Draw  —  A.  Jean  Brown. 


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Jefferson,  Coos  Co.,  pop.  1*061* 

Fres    Btl    E»Iur  — Manasah  Pel  kins 
Sec    Bd    Edue— Dr    L    C    Aldrich 
Town   Sup*  unit  nrlfnt — Fiank  W    Jackson 
Puncipal  High  School — I,    D    J<*s8err«an 

Keene,  Cheshire  Co.,  pop.  10,068. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Frank  H    Vlhitcoxnh 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — Wilton  H    Spalter. 
Town   Supeiintendent — V    E    Tuttl*1 
Pimtipal   High  School — James  F    Smith 
Supv    Music — JXrlfcon  P    Coffin 
Manual  Training — Fr^denrk  D**  Cam 
Domestic  Science — Lila  V    Dyke. 
Drawing — Julia   H.   Weeks. 
Cozn'l  and  Stenog'y — Charles  R    Dresser. 

New  Hampshire  State  Normal  School,  co- 
ed ,  est  IOCS,  Wallace  Edward  Mason, 
Principal 

Tiffin's  Business  Institute,  bus.  and  sten. ; 
est  189$.  Harry  C.  Tiffin.  Prin. 

Kingston,  Rockingham  Co.,  pop  1,015. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Flora  E    Hilhard 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Frank  Cavanc 

Sanborn  Seminary,  prep  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ; 
est.  1883,  Z.  Willis  Kemp,  Ph.  D.,  Prin. 

Laconia,  Belknap  Co.,  pop.  10,183. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — A     H     Harriman 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Harry    L,     Smith 
City  Superintendent — Joseph  H.  Blalsdell 
Prin.    H.    S. — Verne    M.    Whitman. 
Supv     Music — Fred    H     Osgood 
Domestic  Science — Mary  V    Davis. 
Drawing — Abbie  H    Jewett 

Laconia  Business  School,  bus    and  sten  , 
est    1898,   P    E.  Hamilton,   Principal 

£aneaster,  Coos  Co.,  pop    2,054* 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  F    Mortis 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    L.    Dow. 
Prin.  H.  S— Willis  O.  Smith 
Supv    Music — Miss  McGuirk 
Domestic  Science — Anna  White 
Oommeiclal — Miss   F.    Smith 

I*ebanon,  Grafton.  Co.,  pop.  5,718. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Dr.    F    A    Smith 

Sec.  Bd,  Educ— Mrs.  C    G    Churchill 

City  Superintendent — Thomas  A    Roberts. 

Prin,  H.  S.— Frank  Y.  Hess. 

Supv     Music — D     D     Ladd 

Man    Tr    &  Draw— R.   S    Stebblns. 

Commercial — M     H     London 


Lisbon,  Grafton  Co.,  pop.  2,460. 
Pres    Bd,   Educ — A    M    Clough 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Mrs.  Sadie  E    Woolson 
City  Superintendent — John  S    Oilman. 
Prin.    H.    S — Walter  M.   May. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Nettie  L.  Kelsea, 
Man.    Tr.,     Dora.    Sci.     ft    Draw — Berntce 

Young 
ConVl  &  Stenog'y — Mrs    Fred  Jones 


Littleton,  Grafton  Co ,  pop.  3,059. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — M.  H    HIchardson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Da\id  F    faipenter 
Town  Supeiintendent — Guy  S    flpeare 
Prin    H    S  — Guy  E    Speare. 
Supv    Music — Mrs    H.  Q    Bingham. 
Man    Ti    &  Dom    Science — Bessie  Robins 
Pommel  cial — Mas    Postei 

Manchester,  Hillsboro  Co.,  pop.  70,063. 

Pr*»s    Bd    Educ  — Harry  W    Spauldmg 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  H    Martel 
Pitv    Supenntendent — Herbert  F    Taj  lor 
Prin    H    S— George  H    Libby. 
Supv    Music — Walter  H    Butterfield 
Manual  Training — Fred  E    Browne. 
Drawing— J.  Warren  Thyng 
Stn\  ing — Ella   M    Fullerton 
fommercial — ^Jan^  F    Curner 
Penmanship — Allan   E    Heriick 

Bryant   &    Stratton   Business   College;    bus. 

and  sten.;  est.  1865,  James  W    Breshaut* 

Principal 
Hesser   Business   College;    bus     and    sten.; 

est    1900,   Joel  H    Hesser,  Principal 

Mount  St.  Mary's  Academy;  girls'  board- 
ing, It  C.  Sister  Superior. 

St  Anselm's  College,  college  and  academy, 
men,  B  C  ,  est  1889,  Re\  Ernest  Helrn- 
stetter,  D  D,  President 

St  Augustine's  Academy,  boys'  boarding; 
R  C.,  Brother  Alphonse,  Prin 

St  Joseph's  High  School;  prep.;  boys;  H 
C,  est.  1890;  Rt  Kev  John  B.  Delaney, 
D  D  ,  Prin 

Marlboro,  Cheshire  Co.,  pop.  1,478. 

Pies   Bd   Educ — S   H   McCollester 
Se-c    Bd    Educ — C    H    Pease 
Dist    Superintendent — Frank  M    Rich. 
Supv.   Music — Miss   Blanche   Gane 

Meredith,  Belknap  Co.,  pop.  1,638. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — Bertram  Blaisdell 
Sec   Bd   Educ  —Mrs   Lettie  Mead 
Principal  High  School — D   A    Ciandall 
Supv    Music — Fred  H    Osgood 

Meriden,  Sullivan  Co.,  pop.  250. 

Klmball  Union  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
Cong ;  est.  1813,  Charles  Alden  Tracy, 
B  L,  Prin 

Merrimack,  Merrimaok  Co.,  pop. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — George  P  Foskett 
gee    Bd    Educ  — Clarissa  Griffin 
Town  Supei  mtendent — Henry  S    Roberts 
Principal  High  School — Fred  Dudley 

Mllford,  Hillsboro  Co.,  pop.  3,939. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Arthur  B    Rotch 
Sec.  Bd   Educ — Mrs   Dorothy  McLane 
Town  Superintendent — A    L    Smith 
Principal  High  School — Rav  E   Pomeroy. 
Supv    Music — (X  A.  Woodbury. 
Manpal  Trainin, — Stuart  E    Gurnesy 
Domestic  Science — Harriette  J    Rickes 
Drawing   &   Penmanship — Fanny   Perry. 
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Milton,  Strafford  Co.,  pop.  1,542. 

Principal  High  School — Fianklm  Manler 

Mont  Vernon,  Hillsboro  Co.,  pop.  453 

Stearns  School,  boys'  boarding;  non-sect  ; 
est.  1906;  Arthur  F.  Stearns,  Prin. 

Nashua,  Hillsboro  Co.,  pop.  26,005. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ  — Arthur  K  "Woodbury 
Pec    Bd    Educ — Albert  J    McKean 
City  Superintendent — James  H    Fassett 
Prin.  H    S. — Charles  H    Noyes 

Nashua   Business   College;   bus    and  stcn  ; 

est    1900,   A    H    Barbour,   Principal 
St    Aloysius   Academy,   boys'   boarding,   R 
<      C.;  Brother  Fabian,  Prin, 
St.   Aloysius   School;  prep  ;   co-ed  ;   R    C.; 
Sister  M    S    Anatole,  Prin 

New  Boston,  Hillsboro  Co.,  pop.  982. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — Orren   S    Waldo 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Frank  A     Greer. 
Prin    H.   S  — Archie  A,  Hartford 

New  Hampton,  Belknap  Co.,  pop.  852. 

New  Hampton  Commercial  College,  bus 
and  sten  ,  Frank  "W.  Preston,  Pres. 

New  Hampton  Literary  Institution;  prep.; 
co-ed  ;  Free  Will  Bapt ;  Frank  W. 
Preston,  Prin. 

New  Ipswich,  Hillsboro  Co.,  pop.  1,092. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    W    Lewis 
Sec    Bd    Educ — M    M    Jones 
City  Superintendent — L    W.  Moinson 
Supv     Music — M     Holtham. 

Apple  ton  Academy,  prep;  co-ed.,  Cong; 
Herschel  W.  Lewis,  Prin. 

New  London,  Merrimack  Co.,  pop.  805. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — C    W    Gay 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Grace  Hall 

City    Superintendent — Frederick   Hayward 

Supv    Music — Miss  Frances  K    French. 

Colby  Academy,  The;  prep.;  co-ed;  Bapt.; 
est.  1853;  Justin  O.  Wellman,  A.  B, 
Prin 

Newmarket,  Rockingham  Co.,  pop.  3,348. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F    H    Durgm 
'Sec   Bd   Educ — M   B   Gnffin 
Town  Supt  — Louis  DeWltt  Record 
Prin.  H.  S —Alfred  W.  Smith. 

Newport,  Sullivan  Co.,  pop.  3,765. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    Sidney  Rollins 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Fred  T    Pollard 

Town  Superintendent — E    H    S    Ellmgwood 

Prin.  H    S.— E.  Newton  Smith. 

Supv    Music  &  Dom    Sc — Caroline  Cole 

Manual  Training — S    B    Comery- 

Com'l  &  Pen'ship — C.  A.  Pike, 

Northwood  Center,  Kockingham  Co.,  pop.  130. 

Coe's  Northwood  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed. r 
non-sect.,  est.  1S66;  Edwin  K.  Welch*  A. 
B,  Prin. 


Pembroke,  Merrimack   Co.,   pop.  3,063. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — A    F    Burbank 

S?ec    Brl    Educ — G    W    Frrwler 

Tcrnn  Supeimtendent — Henry  S    Roberts 

Pembroke    Academy,     prep  ;     co-ed ;    non- 

sect  ,  est    ISIS,  Henzj   S    Blount,  Pun 

Fenacook,  Merrimack  Co. 

Town  Superintendent — Geoige  W    Sumner. 
Prin    H    S. — George  H.  Harmon. 

Peterboro,  Hillsboro  Co.,  pop.  2,277. 

Pres  Bd   Educ — Rev   R   G  Bugbee 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    S    T    Ellsworth 
City  Superintendent — F    L.  Kendall 
Principal  High  School — W    G    Park 
Supv    Music — Elmer  E    Pierce 
Man.  Ti    &  Dra\v. — Elsie  M.  S.  Woll 

Pittsfield,  Merrimack  Co.,  pop.  2,222. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Henry  E    Drake 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Channing  Sanborn 
Town  Superintendent — Channing  Sanborn 
Pnncipal  High  School — Edward  S    Watson 
Manual  Training — Roland  Hait\vell 

Plymouth,  Grafton  Co.,  pop.  2,200. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — John  Keniston. 
Sec   Bd   Educ — Mary  Mudgett 
Prin.  H    S — Charles  L    Wallace. 

Holderness  School  for  Boys;  boys'  board- 
ing, P.  E.;  est.  1879;  Rev.  Lorin  Web- 
ster, A  M,  Prin 

New  Hampshire  State  Normal  School;  nor- 
mal, state;  co-ed  ;  est.  1871,  Ernest  L 
Silver,  Principal 

Portsmouth,  Rockingbam  Co.,  pop.  11,269. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — H   B   Yeaton 
Sec    Bd    Educ — James  N.  Prmgle. 
City  Superintendent — James  N    Prlngle. 
Principal  High  School — F    F.  Donfleld 
Supv     Music — George   D     Whittler 
Manual  Training — Roy  V.  Swam. 

Bliss  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.; 
William  J.  Lewis,  Pres. 

Reeds  Ferry,  Hillsboro  Co.,  pop.  350. 

McGraw  Normal  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  Frederick  W  Dudley,  Prin. 

Rochester,  Strafford  Co ,  pop.  8,868. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  Wright 
Town   Superintendent — Charles  A    Breck 
Prin    H.  S — Oilman  H.  Campbell. 
Supv    Music— -Irtollie  Donahue 
Pen' ship  &  Com'l — John  R.  King 

Rye,  Rockingham  Co.,  pop.  1,014. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — W.  M    Jenness 
Town  Superintendent— Carl  Cotton 
Supv.    Music — Lucy    M     Hoyt. 

Somersworth,  Strafford  Co,  pop.  6,704. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ. — H    C    Harden 
Sec   Bd   Educ — J   B    Sullivan 
City  Supt — Louis  De  Witt  Record 
Prin.  H.  S— John  Pugsley. 


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Strafford,  Stratford  Co.,  pop.  788. 

Austin- Gate  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed.,  Er- 
nest P.  Freese,  Prin 

Snnapee,  Sullivan  Co.,  pop.  1,071. 

Principal  High  School — Joseph  Busch 

Xilton,  Belknap  Co.,  pop.  1,866. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Ferd     T    Sanborn 
Sec    Bd     Educ  — Mrs    Arthur  T    Cass 
^ity    Superintendent — Charles    A.    Breck. 
Supv    Music — Mis    Chester  A    Worthen. 

Tilton  Seminary  (formerly  New  Hampshire 
Seminary) ;  prep. ,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est. 
1845;  George  L  Plimpton,  A.  M.  Prin 

Troy,  Cheshire  Co.,  pop.  1,331. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    S    Platts 

Sec     Bd    Educ — H    S    Platts 

Town  Superintendent — \\    L»   MacDonald 

Pxincipal  High  School — George  E    Lane 

Walpole,  Cheshire  Co.,  pop.  2,668, 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Frederick  Ramsay 

Sec    Bd     Educ — Ira  Hubbard 

Town  Superintendent — Everett  J    Best 

Principal  High  School — Russell  E   Skinner. 

Supv    Music — Lora  Glazier 

Manual    Training — Frederick    "Woodlock. 

Domestic  Science — Rosamund  "W    Ashley 

Drawing — Mary  E    Baker 

Warner,  Merrimack  Co.,  pop.  1,226. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Edmund  C.  Cole 

Sec    Bd   Educ  — P   W   Johnson 

Principal  High  School — George  L.    Harmon 

Manual  Training — H    C    Dyke 

Domestic  Science — Mary  Edmonds 

Commercial-— Mrs.    Florence   T     Davis 

West  Lebanon,  Graftoa  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — Samuel  P    French 
Sec.   Bd.   Educ — Frank  H.  Dalton 


West   Lebanon — continued 
City   Superintendent — Thomas  A    Roberts 
Prm    H    S — John  JT    Howard 
Drawing — J      Howard 
Pen'ship,  Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Emily  McCabe 

Rockland  Military  Academy;  mil.;  boys; 
non-sect.;  est.  1854,  Elmer  E.  French, 
A  M,  Supt 

Whitefleld,  Coos  Co.,  pop.  1,635. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — C     C     King 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mabel  Aldnch 
Dist.    Superintendent — F    W    Jackson 
Principal  High   School — Wm    W.   Shanor. 
Supv     Music — Mrs     H     I     Birghazn 
Manual   Training — Mildred  Shaw 
Domestic  Science — Pauline  Perry 
Drawing — Miss   Shaw 

Wilton,  Hillsboro  Co.,  pop.  1,490. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Stanley   J     Abbott 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — Mi  s     George    Hatch 
Dlst    Supei  intendent — L    S    Morrison 
Principal  High  School — William  E    Hooper 
Sup-v    Music — Miss  Agnes  G   Garland 
Domestic    Science — Gladys   Greenleaf 

Winchester,    Cheshire  Co.,  pop.   2,282. 

Town  Superintendent — A    P   Averill 
Prm    H.  S — Clarence  M.  Harris. 

Wolfeboro,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  2,224. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— S    W    Abbott 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —Mrs    C    F    Burleigh 

Town  Superintendent — F    U    Landxnan. 
Principal   High    School — C    W    Haley 
Supv    Music — Lillian    B     >~eal 
Man     Tr    &   Dom     Sci  — Alice  L    Given 

Brewster  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
Charles  Haley.  Prin. 

Woodsville,  Grafton  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Town  Superintendent — Norman  C.  Page. 
Prin.  H.  S — Elbert  EU  Orcutt. 


NEW  JERSEY 

Population,  2,537,167.     School  census,  624,292.     School  age,  5-18. 

New  Jersey  is  the  eleventh  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having-  a 
total  of  2,537,167  inhabitants,  of  whom  96.4  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number  25.9 
per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population,  ten 
years  of  age  and  over,  is  5.6  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  twenty-eighth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

NEW   JERSEY   STATE    EDUCATION   DEPARTMENT 

CALVIN  M  KENDALL,  State  Commissioner  of  Education Trenton 

JOHN  ENRIGHT,  Ass't  Com'r  in  Charge  of  Controversies  and  Disputes Trenton 

A.  B.  MEREDITH:,  Ass't  Com'r.  in  Charge  of  Secondary  Education Trenton 

ZENOS  E.  SCOTT,  Ass't  Com'r  in  Charge  of  Elementary  Education      ...      .    Trenton 

DIVISION    OP    INDUSTRIAL   EDUCATION 

LEWIS  H.  CARRIS,  Ass't  Com'r  in  Charge  Industrial  and  Agricultural  Educ.  .Trenton 

EDWARD  A    REUTHER,  Assistant  in  Industrial  Education Trenton 

MRS    I.  P.  O  TJEARY,  Assistant  in  Girls*  Vocational  "Work Trenton 

STATE    BOARD    OP   EDUCATION 

MELVIN  A.  RICE,  First  District. . , Atlantic  Highlands 

D.  STEWART  CRAVEN,  Second  District Salem 

JOHN  P.   MURRAY,   Third   District Jersey   City 

J.  S.  FRELINGHUYSEN,  Fourth  District Raritan 

DR.  W.  G.  SCHAUFFLER,  Fifth  District Lakewood 

B.  B.  OSBORNE,  Sixth  District Montclair 

J.   C.  VAN  DYKE,   Seventh  District New   Brunswick 

EDGAR  H.  STURTEVANT,  Eighth  District     - Bdgewater 

STATE  SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSION. 

The  Governor,  Attorney  General,  Secretary  of  State,  State  Treasurer,  State  Comp- 
troller and  Commissioner  of  Education  constitute  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  the 
Fund  for  the  Support  of  Public  Schools. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 

WILLIAM  A.  WETZEL,  President Trenton 

H.  J.  NEAL,  Secretary Bridgoton 

NEW  JERSEY  STATE  COUNCIL  OF  EDUCATION 

DR  Louis  BEVIER,  President,  Rutgers  College New  Brunswick 

J.   HOWARD  HTJLSART,  Secretary 


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XEW  JERSEY  HIGH  SCHOOL  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 


RALPH  E.  PILES,  President 

CORNELIA  E.  ^MACMULLAST,  Secretary  . 


.East  Orange 
Montclair 


STATE  FEDERATION  OP  DISTRICT  BOARDS  OP  EDUCATION. 

CHARLES  P    TAYLOR,  President Newaik 

CHARLES  O  FIELDING,  Swetanj          South  Orange 

COUXTY  S  CPERIXTENDEXTS  OF  SCHOOLS 


County                             Name  and  Address 
Atlantic  

Henry  M.  Cressman,  Egg  Harbor  City 

Bergen B   C.  Wooster,  Hackensack 

Burlington  .  L  J  Kayser,  Mount  Holly 
Camden.  .  .  C  S  Albertson,  Camden 
Gape  May.. Aaron  W.  Hand,  Cape  May 
Cumberland  .  J  J.  Unger,  Bridgeton 
Essex.  .  ..Oliver  J.  Morelock,  Newark 
Gloucester.  .D.  T.  Steelman,  Woodbury 
Hudson  Arthur  O  Smith,  Jersey  City 
Hunterdon..J.  S.  Hoffman,  Flemlngton 


Counts'  Name  and  Address 

Mercer  Joseph  M    Arnold,   Trenton 

Middlesex. H.  B  "Willis,  New  Brunswick 
Monmouth.  .  C  J  Strahan,  Freehold 
Morris  .  J  H  Hulsart,  Morristown 

Ocean... .Chas.  A.  Morris,  Toms  River 
Passaic  Edw.  W  Garrison,  Paterson 

Salem H    C    Dixon,  Salem 

Somerset H.   C.  Krebs,   Somerville 

Sussex Ralph  Decker,  Newton 

Union  .  .  A.  L  Johnson,  Elizabeth 
Warren  .  Chas  Fhilhower,  Belvidere 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Allenhurfit,  Monmouth  Co.,  pop.  306. 

Hand  Summer  School,  tutoring,  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1907,  Edwin  W  Rand,  A 
M,  Principal 

Asbury  Park,  Monmouth  Co.,  pop.  10,150. 

Pies    Btl    Educ — Dr    Thomas  H    Piatt 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Egbert   Close 
City  Supeiintendent — A    E3    Kiajbill 
Principal  High   School— Charles  S    Huff 
Supv    Music — Mrs     Bstelle   N.    Billington 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    Charlotte  Seaver 
Drawing — Mary  B    Ragan 
Penmanship — Miss  Anna  E    Hill 

Bean  Business  School;  bus.  and  sten.;  B. 
L.  Bean,  Principal. 

McAllister  School,  toys'  day;  non-sect.;  D. 
C.  McAllister,  Headmaster. 

School  of  the  Good  Shepherd,  girls'  board' 
ing;  P.  B  ;  Sister  Ruth,  Principal. 

Atlantic  City,  Atlantic  Co.,  pop.  40,150. 

Pres   Bd   Bduc  — Elwood  Bartlett 
Sec.  Bd    Bduc — Harry  Young 
City  Superintendent — Charles  B.  Boyer, 
Principal  High  School — Henry  P.  Miller. 
Supv.  Music — Mary  E    Hall  aha n 
Manual  Training — Albert  W    Hall 
Domestic  Science — Viola  M    Bell 
Physical   Training — Spencer  M    Bennett 
Vocational — Clara  H    Krauter. 
Drawing— Margaret  W    Weir 
Penmanship — Charlotte  B    Neff 
Commercial — Merltt  H.  Bigelow 
Kind   &  Primary — Ella  J   Hamilton. 

Friends'      Select      School;      prep.;      co-ed  ; 

Friends;  Miss  Wllla  Ballard,   Prin. 
Winchester  Boarding  and  Day  School;  boys* 

boarding;       non-sect.;       Douglas      Howe 

Adams,  PHn,  Margate. 


Bayonne,  Hudson  Co.,  pop.  55,545. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — George  B    Gifford 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — James  D    Boyd 
City  Superintendent — Preston  H    Smith 
Principal  High  School — F    A    Brick 
Supv.  Music — Josephine  G   Duke. 
Manual  Training — F.  A    Beardley. 
Domestic  Science — Caroline  E.  Alden. 
Drawing — Clara  R.  Hathaway. 

Drake  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten., 
Chas.  Dell,  Prin  ;  Albert  J.  Gleason,  Pres 

Sloan  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ;  Misses  Clarke  and  Kline,  Prins. 

Belleville,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  7,633. 

Principal  High  School — George  H    Gerard 
Supv   Music — Ethel  J   North 
Drawing— Grace  Irwin. 

Bernardsville,  Somerset  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — C    M.  Henry. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — F    Bowman 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — W    J    Bickett 

Music  and  Drawing — Anna  Frazer 

Manual   Training — Florence  Hight 

Pen    and  Commercial — Ada  Simpson 

Beverly,  Burlington  Co ,  pop.  2,140. 

Pres   Bd   Bduc — J    Fletcher  Street 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ  — C    L    Hazzard 
City   Superintendent — Levi  Wire 

Farnum  Preparatory  School;  prep  ;  co-ed., 
Presb.;  James  R.  Dilks,  A.  M..  Prin. 

Blairstown,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  846. 

Blair  Academy,  boys*  boarding;  Presb, 
est  1848,  Rev  John  C  Sharpe,  A  M , 
Principal 

Bloomfleld,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  15,070. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — Frederic  R.  Pilch 
Sec   Bd   Educ — Edgar  S   Stover 
City  Superintendent—George  Morris. 


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Bloomfield — c  on  t  irm  e  d 
Principal   High  School — Ella  L    Draper 
Supv    Music — S    H    Butter-worth 
Supv    Grades — Ida    E     Robinson 
Penmanship — Ethel    Smith 
Domestic  Science — Clara  E    Schauffler 
Manual  Training: — William  E    LaQuay 
Phj-sical    Training — Edith    M.    Sneckner. 
Commercial — E     S     Stover 
Stenography — Clara   L     Carruth 

German  Theological  School  of  Newark, 
Presb.;  est.  1869,  Rev.  Henry  J.  Weber, 
D  D ,  President. 

Boonton,  Morris  Co.,  pop.  4,930. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — Arthur  Blanchai  d 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    Mj  ers 
City  Superintendent — Milo  P.  Reagle. 
Pimcipal  High  School — Prof    Chark 
Supv    Music — Miss  Packer 
Manual  Arts — Miss  Burt 

Bordentown,  Burlington  Co.,  pop.  4,250. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    B    Rejnolds 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Ed^m  A    S    Bechtel 

City  Superintendent — Harry  V.  Holloway. 

Bordentown  Industrial  and  Manual  Training 
School  (colored),  manual  training  and 
indust.;  James  M.  Gregory,  Principal. 

Bordentown  Institute,  military;  non-sect.; 
Rev.  Thompson  H.  Landon,  Prin. 

Braislin  School,  Priscilla;  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect.,  Miss  Alice  C.  Braislin,  Mr*. 
Mary  Braislin  Cooke,  Prins. 

Bridgeton,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  14,209. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — John  S    Ware 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — George  W    McCowan 

City  Supenntendent — David  C    Portei 

Principal  High  School — Helen  T    Service 

Supv    Music — Lydia   P    Kellogg 

Drawing — Miss  A.  Thatcher. 

Commercial — Miss  F    Smith. 

Supv    Primary — Martha  W.   Lamas 

Ivy  Hall;  girls'  boarding,  non-sect  ;  Misses 
MacDonald  and  Finn,  Prins. 

Brielle,  Monmouth  Co.,  pop.  300. 

Gerlach  Academy;  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;  D.  Gerlach,  Frin 

Burlington,  Burlington  Co.,  pop.  8,336. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Cooper  H.  Prickitt 
Sec    Bd.   Educ — Charles  A.   Rigg 
City  Superintendent — Wilbur  Watts, 
Principal  High  School — Anna  Reed. 

St.    Mary's    Hail;    girls*    boarding,    P.    E.; 

Mrs.   John   Fearnley,    Prin 
VanRensselaer     Seminary;     prep ;     co-ed. ; 

Presb.;  Helen  M.  Freeman,  Prin. 

Caldwell,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  2,230. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — W   W   Wright 
Sec  Bd   Educ  — George  W   Pulis 
City  Supt.  &  Prin   H.  S. — D    C.  Barnett. 
Manual  Arts— Naomi  Goddard 
Manual  Training — GifEord  Lawton 
Drawing — Lee  Howell 

Mount  St.  Dominic's  Academy;  girls'  board- 
ing; R.  C.,  Mother  Superior. 


Camden,  Camden  Co.,  pop.  94,588. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    E.  Read,   Jr. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    W.   F    Blakely 
City  Superintendent — James  B.  Bryan. 
Principal  High  School — Clara    S.    Burrough, 
Supv    Music — Powell  G    Fithian 
Manual  Training — Walter  Gerhard 
Drawing — Mis   Anna  S    Carson 

Abrahamson  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten  ;  est.  1880;  Chas.  M.  Abrahamson, 
Pres. 

Camden  Friends  School;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Friends  (Hicksite);  M.  B.  Muschamp, 
Principal. 

Camden  Commercial  College,  bus  and  sten.; 
est.  1902,  C.  C  Heimbach,  President,  23 
Broads  ay 

Camden  Noimal  Training  School,  noimal, 
co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  city,  eat  1894,  Wini- 
fred L  Jones,  Principal. 

St    Mary's  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R   C  ; 

Sister  Superior. 
Cape  May,  Cape  May  Co.,  pop.  2,471. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — William  Porter 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — S    R    Stites 

City  Superintendent — E    R    Brunyate 

Principal  High  School — I.  W.  Ziegler 

Supv    Music — Lucrissa  Hughes 

Manual  Training — L   C.  Butler 

Drauv  ing — Marguerite    Dunham. 

Collingswood,  Camden  Co.,  pop.  4,795. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    E.  Vanderkleed 
Sec    Bd.  Educ— William   F    Ballinger. 
City  Superintendent — Amos  H.  Flake. 
Principal  High  School — Addle  C    Appleton, 
Supv    Music — Ethel  G    MeKinley. 
Manual  Training — Harry  Mener 
Domestic  Science — Blanche  W.  Moyer. 
Drawing — Helen  C.  Pumyea 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y — Georgia  F   Nutt. 

Convent  Station,  Morris  Co.,  pop.  25. 

College  of  St.  Elizabeth;  girls'  boarding, 
R.  C.;  Sister  M  Pauline,  Superior. 

St.  Joseph  Preparatory  School;  boys'  board- 
Ing;  R.  C.;  est  1860;  Sisters  of  Charity; 
Mother  Superior. 

Dover,  Morris  Co.,  pop.  7,468. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    Farrow. 

Sec    Bd.  Educ —William  Otto. 

City  Superintendent — J    Howard  Hulsart. 

Principal  High  School — Wiley  V    Singer 

Supvv    Music — Lottie  G    Temby 

Man  Tr  and  Drawing — Loraane  A  Corwin 

Domestic  Science — Cecelia  A.  Rodgers. 

Dover  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten ; 
Fred  Hopkins,  Principal. 

East  Orange,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  £4,871* 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  W    Noble. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ. — Warren  A.  Clapp. 
City  Superintendent — Edwin  C   Bioome 
Principal  High  School—Ralph  E.  Files. 
Supv    Music — Bertha  B    Clement. 
Manual  Training — Ernest  A.  Hapgood 
Domestic  Science — Laura   C.    Fawcett. 
Physical  Culture— George  Henckel. 
Drawing — Ora  Strange 
Penmanship — Florence   M.    Smith. 
Commercial — A    C    Welch. 
Stenography — Emily  L  Aiuftn. 


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East  Orange — continued 
Baldwin    School;    prep  ;    co-ed.;    non-sect; 

Miss  Ida  Baldwin,  Prin. 
Clark  School ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect ;  Ida  L    and 

Mary  L    Clark,   Principal 
Drake    College,    bus     and    sten      est     1884, 

Ira  L    Calvert,  Principal,  530  Central  Avc 
Peet  Kindergaitcn  Training  School,  normal 

kindergarten,    Mibs  Cora  Webb  Peet,  I>ir 

East  Rutherford,  Bergen  Co.,  pop.  4,275. 

I'res    Bd    Edue  — Frank  Van  Rodnn 
Sec    Bd    Edur-  — Ed\v  ard  P    Hutten 
City  Superintendent — Francis  J.  Oglee. 
Principal  High  School — M    E    Ryerson 

Elizabeth,  TJnion  Co.,  pop.  73,409. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — Walt*  r  B   Timms 

Sec.  Bd    Educ. — Andrew  P.  Hughes, 

City  Superintendent — Richard  E    Clement. 

Pnnc'pal    High    School — Fiedenck    E     Em- 

mons 

Supv    Music — Thomas  Wilson. 
Jlanual   Tiaming — Martin  J    Corcoran 
Domestic  Science — E\a  1    Chubb 
Physical  Culture — John  E.  Schmldlen. 
Drawing — Dorothy   Porter 
Commercial — Charles  Miller 

Elizabeth  Commercial  College,  bus.  and 
sten.;  Edgar  McMickle,  Prin. 

Elizabeth  Normal  and  Training  School; 
normal  training,  co-ed  ,  Julius  M  Win- 
slow,  Principal 

Pmgr\  School,  bojs'  daj ,  non-sect,  est 
Ufol,  David  Magie,  Ji  ,  Headmaster. 

St  Joseph's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  B.  C.; 
Rev.  Mother  Benedicts,  Superior. 

St.  Walburg's  Academy;  prep.,  co-ed  ;  R 
C  ,  Mother  Pryor,  Superior, 

Union  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  ;  est 
1&9S.  P  R  Berriman,  Principal,  120 
Broad  Street 

Vail-Deane  School;  girls*  boarding,  non- 
sect.;  Miss  Laura  A.  Vail,  Prin. 

Knglewood,  Bergen  Co.,  pop.  9,*924. 

Pres  Bd   Educ  — Graham  Sumner 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Alice  S.  Coe 
City  Superintendent — Elmer  C.  Sherman 
Principal  High  School — Win  ton  J    White, 
Supv    Music — Louise  R.  Curry 
Manual   Training — Edward  Dobbelaar. 
Domestic  Science— Leila  Rickett 
Physical   Culture — T    Fff«>rii    Maine 
Drawing— H.  Pauline  Patch. 
Commercial — John  H    Worden 

Dwlght    School   for  Girls;    girls'   boarding; 

non-sect.   Misses   Crelghton   and   Farrar, 

Prins. 
Bnglewood  School  for  Boys;  boys'  boarding; 

non-sect.;  James  B.  Parsons,  Prin. 
Helicon    Hall;    boya*    boarding,    non-sect; 

John  W.  Craig,  Head  Master 

Essex  Fells,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  442. 

Kingsley  School;  prep.;  boys'  boarding,  non- 
erect.,  est  1900;  James  R.  Campbell.  Head 
Master 

Fanwood,  tJnlon  Co,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres.    Bd.   Bduc— F.    W.    Westcott. 
Sec    Bd.  Bduc—T    J.  Mitchell. 


Fanwood— contmud 
City   Superintendent — S    D    Townsend 
Supv    Music — Harriet  M    Squier 
Drawing — Caroline   E     Tent 
Penmanship— Mary  H    Clark. 

Flemington,  Hunterdon  Co.,  pop.  2,693. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — W  C  Parker 
Sec  Bd  Educ — Judiah  Higgln 
City  Superintendent — Fred  A  Nimes 

Fort  Lee,  Bergen  Co.,  pop.  4,472. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — E   J   Kaufer 
District — Clerk — John  Mannix 
Supers,  ising  Prin  — Arthur  E   Chase 
Drawing — Mabel  Pmne> 
Penmanship — Nellie   Ottell 

Institute  of  Holy  Angels;  girls'  boarding. 
R  C.;  est  1879,  Sister  Mary  Nonna  Su- 
perior. 

Freehold,  Monmouth  Co.,  pop.  3,233. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Alex    Moiean 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  A    Barkalow 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — C    J.  Strahan 

Supv    Music — Clara  Smith 

Draw  ing — Isabella  Arrowsmith. 

Freehold  Military  School;  mil.;  young  boys; 

non-sect  ;  Maj    C.  M   Duncan,  Prin. 
New    Jersey    Military    Academy;    military; 

non-sect  ;  est.  1884;  Maj.  C.  M.  Duncan, 

Prin. 

Garfleld,  Bergen  Co.,  pop.  10,213. 

City  Supt    &  Pr.  H   S — William  H   Steeger 
Manual  Training — Orla  B    Middleton 

Gladstone,  Somerset  Co.,  pop.  500. 

St  Bernard's  Farm  School;  boys'  voca- 
tional, Rev.  Thomas  Conover,  Principal 

Glen  Ridge,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  3,260, 

City  Supei  mtendent — S    J    Firman 
Principal  High  School — Earle  W   Anibal 
Supv    Music — Inez  V    Mattlce 
Di  awing — Nellie  B    Thorne 
Manual  Training — Charles  S  Moore 
Domestic   Science — Carolyn   Steele 
Penmanship — Maud  J    Blanchard. 

Gloucester  City,  Camden  Co.,  pop.  9,462. 

City  Superintendent — Wilmer  F.  Burns. 
Principal  High  School — Mary  Whittmgton 

Gnttenberg,  Hudson  Co.,  pop.  5,647. 

Pres.  Bd    Edue — Joseph   Stilz 
Sec.   Bd.   Educ — Edward  Dever. 
City  Superintendent — I    G    Miller. 
Supt.  Music  &  Draw — G   W    Schwelger 
Manual  Training — Helen  M.  Byrne. 
Penmanship — Laura  Shaub. 

Hackensack,  Bergen  Co.,  pop.  14,050. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — J.  D  LovelanoU 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ. — Geo.  N.  Cornea. 

City  Superintendent — William  H.  Stark. 

Principal  High  School — G.  L.  Bennett 

Supv    Music — Orian  Stearns. 

Manual  Training — Charlotte  Herckner. 

Drawing—Emma  E.  Sheppard* 

Eagan  School  of  Business;  bus.  and  sten,; 

est.  1903;  John  J.  Eagan,  Pres, 
Newman   School;  boys'   prep  J   R.   C.;   est 

1900;  Jesse  Albert  Locke.  LL.  D,  Head 

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Hackettstown,  Warren  Co,  pop   2,715. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — W    E    Swanger. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — M     S    Neighbour 

City   Superintendent — William   S    Lesh 

Supv     Music — Maude   E    Willcox 

Drawing — Mary  L    Gray 

Penmanship — George    F     Harris 

Stenography — William  S    Lesh 

Centenary  Collegiate  Institute;  girls'  board- 
ing,   M     E  ,    est     1874,    Rev     Jonathan 
Magie  Meeker,  Ph    D,  President 
Haddonfleld,  Camden  Co.,  pop.  3,466. 

City  Superintendent — C   Ernest  Dechant. 

Bancroft  Training  School,  for  mentally 
deficient  and  backward  children;  est.  1884, 
E.  A,  Farrington,  M.  D,  Prin. 

Hammonton,  Atlantic  Co.,  pop.  5,088. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    F    Osgood. 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — W    R    Seely 

City  Superintendent — Newton  C.  Holdrldffe. 

Principal  High  School— Clara  P    Weston 

Supv.  Music — Emma  Faunce. 

Manual  Training — William  J    Braman 

Drawing — Lillian   Thorpe. 

Commercial — Ernest  J.   Goddard. 

Harrison,  Hudson  Co.,  pop.  14,498. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    O'F    Dolphin 
Clerk  Bd    Educ  — James  A    Brophy 
Supervising  Prin  — James  F   Prendergast 
Principal  High  School — C   A    McGlennon 
Supv    Music — Joseph  B    Ferry 
Drawing — Fannie    Pierce 
Penmanship — Lawience  Riordan 
Commercial — Wilhelmma   Luke 
Stenography — Dorothy   Coons 

Hightstown,  Mercer  Co.,  pop.  1,879. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  R    Shangle 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Jno    S    Mount 
Prin    High   School— Miss   Helen   D     Grover 
Peddie   Institute;   prep  ;    boys;   Bapt;    eat 
1865;  Roger  W.  Swetland,  A.  M.,  Prin. 

Hoboken,  Hudson  Co.,  pop.  70,324. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — James  Laverty 

Sec   Bd   Educ — William  A    Kerr 

City  Superintendent — Abraham  J.  DemaresL 

Asst    Superintendent — J    F    Biandt. 

Principal   High   School — Joseph  F    Brandt. 

Manual  Arts — Richard  A   Beyer. 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart;  girls'  board* 

ing;  R.  C.;  Sisters  of  Charity. 
Eagan  School  of  Business;  bus.  and  sten  ; 

est.  1894;  John  J.  Eagan,  Pres. 
Hoboken  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 

est.  1860,  Wm.   C.  Raymond,  A.   B ,   Pd. 

M.,  Frln 
Our  Lady  of  Grace  School;  prep  ;   R.   C.; 

co-ed  ;  Sister  Superior. 
Stevens  Institute  of  Technology;  courses  in 

mechanical    and    electrical    engineering; 

academic  department,  men,  non-sect;  est 

1871;   Alexander  C    Humphreys,   LL.   D., 

Pres 
Stevens  School,  boys'  prep.;  day;  non-sect.; 

Frank  Louis  Sevezxoak,  Principal. 

Irvington,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  11,877. 

Pres.  Bd,  Educ. — George  H.  Smalley. 
Sec    Bd    Educ.— William  A*  Sherman. 


Irvington— contm  ued 
City  Superintendent — Frank  H.  Morrell. 
Principal  High    School — O    H.    Staley. 
Supv    Music — Blanche  B    Lowrie 
Domestic  Science — Fiances   A.   Mallett 
Drawing — Maud  M   Hayman. 
Commercial — Daniel  G.  Loder. 

Jersey  City,  Hudson  Co.,  pop.  267,779. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  — J    Fisher  Anderson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G     Fred  Ege 
City    Superintendent — Henry   Snyder. 
Asst    Superintendent — Edward  A.  Murphy. 
Prin.  Dickinson  H    S — J.  J.  Hopkins 
Prin.   Lincoln  H    S. — C    C    Wilson. 
Supv    Music — Moritz  E     Schwartz 
Manual   Training — E    B    Kent 
Drawing — William   O    Hamblm 
Grammar  Methods — Charlotte  M   Weber, 
Primary   Methods — Ella  J    Richardson 
Beigen    School   for   Girls,   prep  ;  non-sect., 

est.    1856,    4-melia  B    Myers.   Prin,    Bel- 

mont  Ave 

Drake  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.;  Al- 
bert J.  Gleason,  Pres. 

German  American  School;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
non-sect  ;  Agnes  M  Higglns,  Prin 

Hasbroucke  Institute  for  Boys;  prep  ;  non- 
sect  ,est.  1856,  Eli  Edgecombe,  Prin. 

Lightfoot  Stenographic  and  Typewriting  In* 
stitute,  bus  and  sten.;  Robert  Lightfoot, 
Pres. 

Mauressa  Hall;  boys'  boarding;  non-sect.; 
Rev  E.  S  Brock.  Prin 

St  Aloysius  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  R.  C.; 
Sisters  of  Charity. 

St.  Dominic's  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  K. 
C.,  Sister  Ferrer,  Prin. 

St  Peter's1  College,  comprises  Grammar, 
High  School,  and  Collegiate  Departments; 
men,  R  C  ,  est  1878,  Rev  James  F.  Mc- 
Dermott 

Toachers'  Training  School,  nozmal  and  km- 
deigarten,  co-ed  ,  non-sect.,  city;  est 
1896,  J  H  Brensmger,  Principal 

University  of  the  State  of  New  Jersey,  De- 
partment of  Pharmacy;  state;  co-ed.;  est. 
1908,    Herman    J.    Lohmann,    Phar.    M., 
Dean. 
Kearney,  Hudson  Co.,  pop.  18,650. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ. — Gerrlsh  Newell. 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — Jennie  A.  Bentsen. 

City  Superintendent — Herman  Dressel,  Jr. 

Prin.  High  School — Albion  Hale  Brainard. 

Supv  Music — John  V.  Pearsall, 

Manual  Training—Martin  J.  Corcoran. 

Domestic  Science — Mabel  Kysor. 

Physical  Culture-— Charlotte  Heath. 

Drawing — Mary  E.  Nevin. 

Commercial — O.  B.   Sylvester. 
Kenilworth,  Union  Co.,  pop.  1,000* 

Upsala  College;  college,  preparatory,  coml., 
and    music    departments;    co-eel;    Luth.; 
est     1S&3;    Rev     Peter    Proeberg-,   B.   D., 
Pres 
Lakewood,  Ocean  Co ,  pop.  2,800. 

Prefi  Bd  Educ — Wilfred  Jayne. 

See.  Bd   Educ  — Jesse  Johnson. 

City  Superintendent — E5    J.  Nelson 

Principal  High  School — A    J 


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Lakevrood — continued 

Lakewood  School,  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ;  Elmer  E  Wentworth,  A  M ,  Pnn 

lakewood  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect.;  Miss  Edith  Samson,  Prin 

Walker's  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding; 
Miss  Ethel  Walker,  A.  M,  Prin 

I^ambertvUle,  Hunterdon  Co.,  pop.  4,657. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — L   T    Salmon 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Thos    Thome 

Oity  Superintendent — Theron  F    Taboi 

Prin    High  School — Miss  Annie  P.  Stout 

Lawrenceville,  Mercer  Co.,  pop.  207. 

Lawrenceville  School,  boys'  boarding, 
Presb  ,  est  1S81,  Re\  Simon  J  Mc- 
Pherson,  Headmaster 

L,odi,  Bergren  Co.,  pop.  4,138. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — David  Brown,  Jr. 

Sec   Bd    Educ — Peter  Dansen 

City  Superintendent — Edgar  F.  Buzne. 

Long  Branch,  Honmonth  Co.,  pop.  13,298. 

Pres   Bd,  Educ  — E    R    Slocum 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Alonso  Sherman 

City  Superintendent — Christopher  Gregory. 

Principal  High  School— William  E    Gate 

Star  of  the  Sea  Academy,  girls*  boarding, 
B.  C.;  Sister  M.  Imelda,  Prin. 

Madison,  Morris  Co.,  pop.  4,658. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Eli  G    Parndge 
Sec   Bd   Educ — Huldah  MacDougall 
City  Superintendent — J    T    Godfrev 
Principal  High  School  --E    M    Sanford 

Prew  Theological  Seminary,  theol  ;  men, 
M.  K;  est.  1867;  Ezra  Squier  Tipple, 
D  D.,  IX.  I> .  Pres. 

Madison  Academy,  grammar  grades,  co-ed, 
non-sect  ,  est  1886;  Ruth  Stowell,  Prin 

Matawan,  Monmonih  Co.,  pop.  1,646. 

Pres-  Bd  Educ — L  H  Stemler 
Sec  Bd  Bduc— J.  A.  Walling 
City  Supt.  &  Prin  H.  S  — W.  A.  Miller. 

Metuchen,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  2,138. 

Pres.   Bd     Educ — Charles  Prickitt 

Sec    Bd    Educ — R    B   Crowell 

Prin.  High  School — Thomas  G.  Van  Kirk. 

Manual   Training — Margaret  Sampson. 

Bfillville,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  12,451. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    C    Lewis. 

Sec   Bd    Educ — C   F   Travers 

City  Superintendent — Warren  N    I>rum 

Principal  High  School — A-  J.  Dolmer. 

Manual  Training — H.   E.  Eppinger 

Drawing — Lora  Conover 

Domestic  Science — Sarah  Weber 

MlHville  Business   School;   bus.   and   sten.; 

H    M    Spanier.  Prin. 
Montclair,,  Kssex  Co.,  pop.  21,550. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Union  N    Bethel! 

Sec    Bd    Educ — I*    L    Jackson 

City  Superintendent — Don,  C.  Bliss. 

Principal  High  School — Herbert  W.  Dutch, 

Supv    Music— -J    J   Dawson 

Man.  Tr  &  Drawing — Fred  P   Reagle 

Domestic  Science — Alice  Hanson 

Domestic  Art — Helen  Bridge 


Montclair — continued 
Penmanship — L.ewi«?   R    Watson 
Commercial — Henrj   Wheaton 

Kimberley  School;  girls'  prep.,  non-sect  , 
Miss  M  K  Waring,  Prin 

Montclair  Military  Academy,  boys'  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  est.  1887;  John  G.  Mc- 
Vicar,  A  M.,  Head  Master 

New  Jersey  State  Normal  School,  teachers' 
training  courses,  co-ed  ;  est  1908,  Charles 
S.  Chapin,  Sc  D,  Pnncipal 

Moorestown,  Burlington  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

Pres  Bd  Edue  — Henry  B  Coles 
Sec  Bd  Bduc — John  G  Pettit 
Principal  High  School — George  C  Baker 

Friends'  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Friends, 

Wm.  F    Overman,  Prin. 
Friends'      High      School;      prep.;      co-ed  ; 

Friends,  Simon  Van  T.  Jester,   Principal 

Morristown,  Morris  Co.,  pop.  12,507. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Joseph  Hinchman. 
Clerk  Bd    Educ — William  H    Lmder 
City  Superintendent — J   Burton  Wiley. 
Principal  High  School — Clara  E    Brown 
Supv    Music — Edward  Young 
Manual    Training — Trvgve    Lied 
Physical  Culture — Viola  Schnarendorf. 
Drawing — Sallie  Van   Horn. 
Cora'l  and  Stenog'y — Carlotta  Capshaw. 

Morris  Academy;  boys'  day,  non-sect.,  est 

1791,  Harry  W.   Landfear,   B.    A.,    B    D, 

Prin. 
Morristown   School,  prep  ;  boys,   non-sect  ; 

est    1898;   Francis   C.   Woodman,    A,    B, 

Head  Master. 

Mount  Holly,  Burlington  Co.,  pop.  4,500. 

Mount  Holly  Academy;  boys'  boarding; 
non-sect.,  I.  C  Pla,  Prin 

New  Brunswick,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  23,388. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Ralph   G    Wright 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Morris  Bauer 

City  Superintendent — George  H.  Eckels. 

Principal  High  School — Charles  T    Stone 

Supv   Music — George  W   Wilmot 

Man    Tr    &  Dom    Science — H    S   Margerum 

Drawing — Emma   McCoy 

Anable's    School;    prep.,    co-ed  ;    non-sect.; 

est    1883;   Miss  Harriet  An  able,  Prin. 
New  Brunswick  Business  College;  bus    and 

sten,;  J.  W.  Wilson,   Pres. 
New     Brunswick     Theological      Seminary; 

theol. ;  Ref.  Church  in  America,  est.  1784, 

Rev.  J.  P.  Searle,  Pres. 
Rutgers  College,  courses  in  liberal  arts,  and 

technical  courses  in  agriculture,  biology, 

ceramics,  chemistry,  civil,   electrical,   and 

mechanical   engineering,   men,   non-sect  ; 

est   1766;  William  H  S  Demarest,  1*1*.  D,, 

President. 

Rutgers  College  Preparatory  School:  prep  ; 
boys;  non-sect  ,  est  1766;  William  P. 
Kelly,  A,  M,  Headmaster. 

St  Agnes  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed. ;  B  C.; 
Sister  Mary  Grace,  Prin 


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Newark,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  347,469. 

Pres    Bel    Edue — Frank  H    Sommer 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    D.  Argue. 
City  Superintendent — Addison  B    Poland. 
Assistant  Supt  — David  B    Corson 
Assistant  Supt — J    Wilmur  Kennedy. 
Assistant  Supt — Elmer  K.   Sexton 
Assistant   Supt — Cephas  J    ^hirlev 
Supv.   Music — Miss   Louise   Westwood. 
Sup\     Art — Mabel  J    Chase 
Manual  Training — Hugo  B    Froehlich 
Domestic   Science — Miss  Mary  L.  Caufleld. 
Physical  Culture — Randall  D.  Warden. 
Dialing — Mabel  J    Chase 
Penmanship — Mr    Charles  W.  Slocum. 
Kindergarten — Mai  garet    McCloskey 
Domestic  Art — Carrie  V    Stephens 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS 
Barringer  High  School,  6th  ave,  Parker  & 

Ridge,  Wayland  E    Stearns    Principal 
Central  Commercial    &    Man'l    Trn'g1,    High 

and  New,  "William  Wiener,   Principal 
East  Side  Com'l  &  Man'l  Trng  ,  Van  Buren 

and    Warwick,     Eli    Pickwick,    Principal 
South   Side  High  School,   Johnson  Ave    and 

Alpine  St  ,  Thomas  F    Kennedy,  Prm 

Coleman  National  Business  College;  bus. 
and  sten  ,  est  1862,  J.  Kugler,  Jr.,  Prin. 

Craven's  School  for  Girls,  girls'  day,  non- 
sect  ,  Miss  M  J.  Craven,  Principal,  978 
Brood  street 

Fawcett  School  of  Industrial  Arts,  art,  co- 
ed,, non-sect  ,  Jennie  Young,  Director, 
987  Elm  St 

Newark  Academy,  boys'  day,  est.  1792, 
non-sect  ,  Wilson  Ferrand,  Head  Master, 
544  High  Street 

Newark  State  Normal  and  Training  School, 
normal;  state,  co-ed  ,  W  S  Willis,  Prm. 

Newark  Seminary,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;  Anna  Frances  Whttmore,  Frin. 

Newark  Technical  School,  day  and  evening 
courses  m  mechanics,  non-sect  ;  est  1885; 
Charles  A.  Colton,  E.  M ,  Director 

New  Jersey  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.; 

co-ed  ;  Principal. 
New  Jersey   College   of   Pharmacy;  phar.; 

co-ed  ,   est    1892,   Philemon  E    Homxnell, 

President,    224-226  Market  St 

New  Jersey  Law  School;  co-ed.;  est  1908; 

Richard  D.  Currier,  Dean. 
St.  Benedict's  College;   coll  ;  men;  R.   C.; 

est  1868,  Rt  Rev.  Abbot  Ernest,  O.  S.  B., 

Pres,   620   High  st 

St.  Mary's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R.  C.; 

Sister  M  Catherine. 
St.  Vincent's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  B. 

C.;  Mother  Superior. 
Wood's  College;  bus.  and  sten.;  Stephen  X. 

Wood,  Pres. 

Newton,  Sussex  Co.,  pop.  4,487. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Harvey  Hopkins 
Sec    Bd.  Educ— R.   Tuttle. 
City  Superintendent — H.  B    Shiner. 
Principal  High  School — Man  el  Kays. 


Newton— continued 
Supv    Music — Marguerite   Bridges. 
Manual  Training — Edward  W  Macy. 
Commercial — M.  B    McNulty. 

Newton  Academy,  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect.  Philip  Wilson,  Prin. 

North  Bergen,  Hudson  Co ,  pop    15,662 

Pies    Bd    Educ. — John  Muller 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  P    Christmann 
City  Supennttnclent — M    P    Husted 
Sup\     Music — Elizabeth  Henderson 
Dra\\  ing — Beatrice  Gardner 

North  Plainfleld,  Somerset  Co.,  pop.  6,117. 

Pres    Bd    Educ —Justus  H    Cooley,   M.   D 
Sec     Bd.   Educ — Frank    Rowley 
City   Superintendent — D    Pred  Aungst 
Principal   High    School — Albert   Barley. 
Supv    Music — Jessie  M    Utter 
Manual    Training — Claude   Jeffries. 
Domestic  Science — Marion    Armstrong 
Drawing — Laura  M.   Lydenhanx. 
Com'l    &   Stenog*y — Myrtle    Montague. 

Nntley,  Essex  Co.,  pop.   6,009. 

Pres    Bd   Educ  — R    W    Booth 
Sec    Bd    Educ — N    B    Rosenstock 
City  Superintendent — John   B.   Beachler. 

Orange,   Essex  Co.,   pop.  29.630. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Sydney  M.  Colgate. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ.— William  G.  McCurdy. 
City  Superintendent— W    Burton  Patrick 
Prin.  High  School— Stanley  S'.  Buteshire. 
Supv.  Music — Fred  G.  Handel. 
Manual  Training — L    O    Asher 
Domestic  Science — Carrie  Simpson 
Dravung — H    Pauline  Patch 
Penmanship — Elizabeth  N.  Horgan. 
Commeicial — Joseph  Barlow 

Beard's  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect  ;  Miss  Lucie  C  Beard,  Principal. 

Carteret  Academy,  boys'  day,  Charles  A. 
Mead,  Headmaster. 

Dearborn-Morgan  School,  girls'  day;  non- 
sect  ;  Miss  Caroline  Clark,  Principal. 

Drake  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.;  eat 
1896;  C.  A.  Le  Master,  Prin. 

Shepherd  School  of  Music; 

Le    Master    Institute;    secretarial    studies, 

Charles  A   Le  Master,  President. 
Passaic,  Passaic  Co.,  pop.  54,773. 
Pres    Bd.   Educ — Edwin  Flower. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ. — Joseph.  Gardner,  Jr. 
City  Superintendent — Fred  S    Shepherd 
Principal  High  School — Arthur  Arnold. 
Supv    Music — Robert  M    Howard. 
Manual  &  Voc    Tr  — Joseph  H    Constantino 
Domestic  Science — Henrietta  Gregory. 
Physical  Culture — Ernest  A    Blood 
Drawing — Margaret  Langstroth. 
Penmanship— O"essie  A.  Peterson 
Commercial — Harold  B    Cowan 
Passaic    Collegiate    School;    prep.;    co-ed.; 

non-sect  ,    est     1896,    Maud.    M     Browne,* 

Prin. 
Wilcox  School;  prep.;  girls,  non-sect.;  MUi 

Wlloox,  Prin. 


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Paterson,  Passalc  Co.,  pop.  135,600. 

Pies    Bd     E<luo — \\UIiam    J     B*»nti<*\ 
<*rr    Bd    Eflxic  — fam«s,  P    Dunphej 
CJty  Superintendent-— John  R    Wilson 
Pnnfipal  High  School — Fiarum  R    North 
Supv.  Man.  Tr — Edwin  D    Hilton. 
Domestic  Science — Mary  M    Buckley. 
Drawing — Ethelyn  Henderson. 

Columbia  College,  bus,  sten ,  tel  and 
Spanish,  est  1SS9  George  OaklPj,  Presi- 
dent, 207  Market  Street. 

English  and  Classical  School,  girls'  board- 
ing; non-sect.,  Miss  Flora  A.  Graves, 
Prin. 

McChesney's  College;  prep  and  bus  ;  co-ed.; 
non-sect.,  est.  1884;  Dr.  C.  Eugene  Me- 
Chesney,  Pres. 

Faterson  Normal  Training  School;  normal; 
city;  co-ed  ;  est.  1876;  Frank  W.  Smith, 
Ph.  D.,  Prin. 

Phillips  School,  bus  and  sten  ,  est  1302, 
T  H  Phillips,  President,  Van  Houten  and 
Auburn 

Starkey*s  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
est.  1887;  Newton  B.  Starkcy,  A.  M., 
Pres. 

Pennington,  Mercer  Co.,  pop.  722. 

Sec   Bd    Educ — H   H   Chatten 

City   Superintendent — E,    D.   Wagner. 

Prin.  High  School — Charles  N    Hartman 

Pen&ington  Seminary;  boys'  boarding;  M. 
B,;  est.  1838;  Frank  MacDanlel. 

Perth  Amboy,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  32,121. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — John  K.  Sheeny. 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ — Jesse  Colger. 

City  Superintendent — Samuel  E    Shull, 

Principal  High  School — B   H   Kleinhans. 

Supv    Music — George  M.  Vause. 

Manual  Training — Leroy  P   Elliott. 

Domestic  Science — Maude  A    Brandon 

Domestic  Art — Helen  Seaman. 

Drawing—Caroline  Kimball. 

Com'l  and  Stenog'y — George  M.  Rufener. 

Trainer's  Business  College;  bus,  and  sten  ; 
W.  J.  Trainer,  Prin. 

Phifflpsbvrg,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  13,903. 

City  Superintendent — Henrj   J    Neal 
Principal  High  School — Clarence  V  Sloan 

Plainfield,  Union   Co.,   pop.  20,550. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Archibald  Cox 

Sec   Bd.  Edue — A.  A    Tilney 

City  Superintendent — Henry  M.  Maxson. 

Principal  High  School — Lindsey  Best. 

Supv.  Music— C.  L.  Lewis. 

Manual  Training— C.  R-  Bostwick. 

Domestic  Science — Mae  Taber. 

Physical  Culture— Addie  P.  Jackson. 

Drawing—Anna  Bennett 

Com']  and  Stenog'y— J.  C.  Evans. 

Herbart  Hall  Institute  for  Atypical  Chil- 
dren, school  for  the  backward,  co-ed.; 
boarding,  non-sect  ;  est.  1900;  Maximilian 
P.  B.  Grossman,  Ph  D,  Director. 

Hartridge  School ;  girls'  boarding,  non-sect. ; 
Miss  Evelyn  B.  Hartridge,  Prin. 


Jlainfield — ( ontinupd 

Leal's  School  for  Boys,  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  John  Leal,  Prin 

Mount  Ft  Marj's  College,  girls'  boarding, 
II  T  ,  Sisters  of  Mercy 

Plamsneld  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten; 
A  S  Herr,  Prin 

Plamfield  Seminary;  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ;  Miss  I.  S.  Arnold,  Prin. 

Pleasantville,  Atlantic  Co.,  pop.  4,390. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — T    Herbeit  Smith 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — Merwyn  Wilson 

City  Superintendent — William  Whitney 

Principal  High  School — T    W    Hartm^n 

Supv     Music — Nellie  Nichols 

Manual  Training — John  Ste\enson 

Di  awing — Queenie  Coble 

Princeton,  Mercer  Co.,  pop.  5,136. 

Pies    Bd    Bduc— J    H    Westcott 
Sec    Bd    Educ    — C    A    Seidensticker 
City   Superintendent — Mabel   T.   Vanderbilt 
Principal  High  School — J    F    Sayre 
Supervisoi    MUSK — Sheldon   B    Foote 
Manual   Tiaining — Laura    Butchei 
Domestic  Science — Oora  Hall 
Dra\vmg— «M    Louise  Stoddaid 
Ph\sic«U    Education — Albert  B    Nies 
Commeicial — Miss  B    Belden 

Carter  School,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect.; 
Miss  Maud  V.  Carter,  Prin. 

Princeton  University,  comprises  Academic 
Department,  John  C  Green  School  of 
Science,  School  of  Electrical  Engineering, 
and  Graduate  School,  men,  non-sect.,  est. 
1746;  John  Grier  Hibben,  LL  D,  Pres 

John  C.  Green  School  of  Science,  Princeton 
University,  courses  in  the  sciences  includ- 
ing civil  engineering,  Henry  Burchard 
Fine,  LL.  D ,  Dean 

Princeton  University,  School  of  Electrical 
Engineering,  Malcolm  MacLaren,  E.  B, 
Professor. 

Princeton  Preparatory  School;  boys'  board- 
ing; non-sect ;  J  B.  Fine,  Prin. 

Princeton  Theological  Seminary;  theol.; 
men,  Pzesb  ,  est  1812,  Rev  J  Ross 
Stevenson,  D  D  ,  President 

Rahway,  Union  Co.,  pop.  9,337. 

Pres.  Bd.  Bduc — Henry  Jardine. 

Sec    Bd.  Bduc — Thomas  Gertanner. 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H   S — William  F   Little 

Supv     Music — Ella    Janrowe 

Manual  Training — Arthur  Perry 

Domestic  Science — Stella  Belcher. 

Physical  Culture — H    Short. 

Drawing — Lelia    Ferris 

Penmanship— William  McAndrews 

Com'l  and  Stenog'y— Lawrence  Hoffman. 

Baritan,  Somerset  Co,,  pop.  3,672. 

Pres  Bd  Educ— Charles  F  Smith 
Sec  Bd  Educ — George  W.  Hope 
Supervising  Principal — George  A  West. 

Bed  Bank,  Monmonth  Co.,  pop.  7,308. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — Newton  Doremus 
Sec  Bd  EJdu — Alfred  Botticher. 


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NETV   JERSEY 


Red  Bank — continued 
Citv  Superintendent — Paul  R    Ritloliffp 
Principal  High  School — E    C    Gilland. 

Calhoun-Chamberlam  School;  girls'  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  Miss  Calhoun,  Miss  Cham- 
berlain, Prins. 

Shrewsbury  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-  1 
sect;  est.  1897;  H  C.  Talmadge,  A.  M,  s 
Prin.  I 

Ridgrewood,  Bergen  Co.,  pop.  5,416.  ! 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — Dr.  H    S.  Willard. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — B.   A.   Lane. 
City  Superintendent — I.  W.  Travell 
Principal  High  School — J.  F.  Lalse. 
Supv    Music — Mrs.  L.  V.  Rexford. 
Manual  Training — Robert  P    Brooks 
Domestic    Science — Lucy   M.   Bush. 
Drawing — Grace  L     Kuell 
Stenography — George  J    Snyder. 

Ridgewood  Preparatory  School,  prep.;  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  James  B.  Parsons,  Prin. 

Boselle,  Union   Co.,  pop.  2,725. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Horace  Benedict 

Sec    Bd   Educ — George  Vaughan 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — R    M    Fraunfelter 

Alcott  School;  boys,  non-sect.;  est,  1905, 
James  Inglis,  Headmaster. 

Rutherford,  Bergen  Co.,   pop.   7,045. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    T    Jones 
Cleric  Bd    Educ — C    P    Peiham 
City  Superintendent — Clarence  A.  Fetterly 
Principal    High   School— J.   A.   VanAtta. 
Supv     Music — Mabel    Sturgis 
Manual  Training — John  W.  Olin 
Domestic  Science — Hannah  Foster 
Drawing — Florence  Bobbins       * 
Penmanship — Laura   Ludwig. 
Commercial — Harold,  Seaman 

Salem,  Salem  Co.,  pop.  6,614. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    H    Hummel 
Sec    Bd.   Educ — George   Miller 
City  Superintendent — Walter  B    Davis. 
Principal  High  School — J    F.  Rush 
Supv    Music — Charles  Glaspey 
Manual  Training — Newton  F.  Mount. 
Drawing — Pearl  Ebner 
Commercial — Ida    Hall 

Scotch  Plains,  Union  Co.,  pop.  515. 

Principal  High  School — S    D.  Townsend. 
College  of  Mount  St.  Mary,  girls'  boarding, 
R.   C  ;   Sister  Superior. 

Secancns,  Hudson  Co.,  pop.  4,740. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Andrew  Hornung 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  Bremmer. 
City  Superintendent — M.  J    Pechtel. 
SupV     Music — Marian    E.    Chalmers. 

Short  Hills,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Short  Hills  School,  prep.,  day;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  est.  1902,  Henry  F.  Twitchell,  B. 
S ,  Headmaster. 

Somerville,  Somerset  Co.,  pop.  5,060. 

Pres.  Bd.  Bduc. — L.  M.  Codingtpn. 
Sec.  Bd,  Educ.— H.  p.  Mason 


Homer*  illc  —  continued 
City  Superintendent  —  Wm    A    Acfcerman 
Principal   High    School  —  H     D.    Evans 
Supv     Music  —  Elizabeth    Vossrler 
Manual    Training  —  Willard    Conrow. 
Drawing  —  Mabel  Willard 
Commercial  —  Miss  Dolphin 
Stenography  —  E    Kathleen  Brophy. 

Somerville  Business  College;  bus   and  sten  ; 
N    Louise  Lodge,    Principal 

South  Amboy,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  7,007. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  —  CM  us  Da\is 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Samuel  Locker 
Citv  Superintendent  —  O    Ban 
Puncipal  Higrh  School  —  P   J    Miller 

South  Orange,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  6,014. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ.  —  Charles  G.  Fielding. 
Sec.   Bd.  Educ  —  H.   H.   Tucker. 
City  Superintendent  —  Henry  W.  Foster. 
Principal  High  School  —  W    E   Freeman. 
Supv.   Music  —  Florence   Edwards* 
Manual  Training  —  Jeannette  Palen. 
Domestic  Science  —  Bess  M.  Crisman. 
Physical  Culture  —  Howard  G    Powell 
Drawing  —  Jeanetto    Palen 
Pen'ship  and  Com'l  —  Mary  Gaylord, 
Stenography  —  Mary  Gaylord. 

MontiMth  School  for  Girls,    girls*  boarding; 

non-sect  ;  Miss  Caroline  Monteith,  Princi- 

pal, 117  Scotland  Road 
Rosemont    Hall,    girls*    boarding;     R.     C-; 

Miss  Mary  McMahon,  Prin 
Seton  Hall  College;  coll  ,  men;  R.   C  ;  est 

1856;  Very  Rev.  James  F   Mooney,  I>   D., 

Pres 
Spin  ing's  School,   grammar  grades;   co-ed.; 

non  -sect  ;   Miss  Harriett   Spmmg,   Prin. 

South  River,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  4,772 
City  Superintendent  —  W    H    Conners 

Summit,  Union  Co,  pop.  7,500. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ  —  James  W    Cromwell. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Helen   L    Collins. 
City  Supt.  &  Prm,  H    S.  —  Clinton  S   Marsh 
Supv    Music  —  Margaret  E    Barnes 
Manual  Tiaming  —  Charles  C   Horn. 
Domestic   Science  —  Emily   C    Burgess, 
Drawing  —  Ernestine  W    Ruprecht. 
Commercial  —  Emily    Bensmger 

Carl  ton    Academy;     boys'     prep  ;     R.     C.; 

Charles  H.   Schultz,   A    M  ,    Headmaster. 
Kent   Place   School;    girls*    boarding*    non- 

sect.;    est.    1894;    Mrs     Sarah    W.    Paul, 

Prin 
Summit    Academy;    boys'    boarding;     non- 

sect  ;    est.    1883;    James    Heard,    A.    M., 

Prin 


Sussex,  Sussex  Co.,  pop. 
Seeley    Home    School,    boys'   boarding   and 
day,   non-sect.;  W.  H.  Seeley,  Prin. 

Tenafly,  Bergen  Co.,  pop.  2,756. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ.  —  J.  Hull  Browning. 
Sec    Bd   Educ  —  N    M    F    Dennis 
City  Supt  &  Prin.  H.  S  —  R.  S   Manghain 
Berkeley  Academy  for  Boys,   boys'  board- 
ing; prep  ,  Rev.  Christie,  Prin. 


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Town  of  Union,  Hudson  Co ,  pop.  21,023. 

Cit>  Superintendent — X    C    Billings 

Trenton,  Mercer  Co.,  pop    96,815. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    C    Mueller 
Sec    Bd.   Educ — Robert  Belville. 
City   Superintendent — Ebenezer    Mackey 
Principal  High  School—William  A.  Wetzel. 
Supv    Music — Catherine  Zisgen. 
Manual  Training — William  R   Ward 
Domestic  Science — Jean  P    Case 
Drawing — Emma  Britton 
Kindergarten  &  Primary — Beitha  Barwis 
Practice  Teaching — Arietta  Snyder. 
Physical  Culture — Arthur  M    Brown 
Special  Education — Joseph  3H  McColhe 
E\emng  Schools— Charles  B    Mebsick 

Carroll    Robbins    Training    School,    normal 

and  kindergarten,  women,  non-sect  ,  city; 

est    1891,    Ella  A   Macpherson,  Principal 
New    Jersey    School    for   the    Deaf,    state; 

John  P-*  Walker,  Supt. 
New  Jersey  State  Normal   School;   normal; 

state;   co-ed  ;   James  M     Green,    Ph.   D., 

Pres. 

Rider-Moore  and  Stewart  School  of  Busi- 
ness, bus  and  sten.;  Frank  B.  Moore, 
Pres. 

School  of  Industrial  Arts;  teen  ;  non-sect. ; 
co-ed.;  est.  1901;  Prank  Forrest  Fred- 
erick, Director,  W  State  and  Willow  Sts 

St  Francis  College;  boys'  boarding,  R.  C., 
Rev.  Dommlnic  Renter,  D  D,  Prin 

Trenton  Junction,  Mercer  County. 

Bowen  School,  girls'  boarding:;  non-sect.; 
est  1910;  Ida  R.  Bowen,  A  M,  Principal. 

Vineland,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  5,282. 

Pres    Bd.    Educ.— F    H.   Williams. 

Sec.  Bd,  Educ.— B.  R.  Jones. 

City  Superintendent— H.  L.  Reber 

Principal  High  School — H.  W    Weidner, 

Supv.  Music — Lonva  Milliard. 

Man    Tr    and  Draw — Augusta  Strohm 

Commercial — Miss  Brumbach 

New  Jersey  Training  School  for  Backward 

Children;    est     1888;    E     R     Johnstone, 

Supt. 
Spruce    Cottage,    prep,    co-ed,    non-sect.; 

Misses  Otis  and  Fitch,  Principals 
Vineland   Business   School;    bus    and   sten., 

est.   1909;  H.  M.  Spainer,  Principal. 

Washington,  Sullivan  Co.,  pop.  360. 

Pres     Bd.    Educ — Wesley    Fleming 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Lunan   Shrope 
City  Superintendent — S    M.  Tressler 
Principal  High  School— Louise  Kennedy 
Manual   Training — Laura  Castner 

Weehawken,  Hudson  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd.    Educ — Albert    Leuly 
Sec   Bd.  Educ— A.  V    Briesen. 
City  Superintendent— F    A.  Balch. 
Supv    Music — Carolyn  M    Lent 
Manual  Training — Fred  J.   Smith 
Domestic  Science — Janet  A  Conklin 
Drawing — Jessie   F.    Clark. 


Wenonah,  Gloucester  Co.,  pop.  645. 

Baron  De  Hirsch  Agricultural  School;  agri  , 

Jewish,   men     est    1898,   Harold  H    Bal- 

lard,  Ph    D.,  Supt 
Wenonah  Military  Academy;  military;  boys; 

non-sect  ,  est    1904,  Dr  Chas  H  Lorence, 

President 

Westfleld,    Union    Co,   pop.    6,420. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    A    Dempsey 
Sec    Bd    Educ— Mark  A,  Webster. 
City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S  — J    J    Savitz 
Supv.  Music — Mabel  E.  Bray. 
Manual    Training — K    V    Carman. 
Domestic  Science — Sarah  Davis. 
Physical  Culture — Constance  M   Morris. 
Drawing — Helen  Stockton. 
Writing  &  Commercial — M    E    "Wetmore 

West  Hoboken,  Hudson  Co.,  pop.  35,403. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — E    E    Doosett 
Sec    Bd     Educ — Alexis   Benoist. 
City   Superintendent — M     H.    Kinsley* 
Principal  High  School — George  W.  Robbins. 
Supv    Music — Mrs    K    Lastayo. 
Manual  Training — Emanuel   Ljons 
Drawing — Mrs    I    Holihan 

West  New  York,  Hndson  Co.,  pop.  13,560. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Joseph  Stiltz 

Sec    Bd    Edue  — Edward  J    Dever 

City  Superintendent — H    Whitford   Maxson 

Supv    Music — Florence  Winn 

Drawing  &  Man    Tr — Helen  M    Byrne 

Domestic   Science — V    G    Bishop 

Penmanship — Gladys    Lounsbury 

West  Orange,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  10,980. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — T    H    Powers  Farr 

Sec    Bd   Educ  — Albert  Wrensch 

City  Superintendent — Allton  H.   Sherman. 

Woodbine,  Gape  May  Co.,  pop.  2,399. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — M    L    Bayard 
Sec    Bd     Educ — William   Abramson. 
City   Superintendent — F,   O    Hartman. 
Principal  High  School — B    J    Stolper. 
Drawing — Thalia  McCarthy 
Domestic  Art — Elynore  Subber 
Supv.    Music — Adelaide   Loeber. 
Drawing — Thalia  McCarthy 

Baron  De  Hlrsche  Agricultural  School; 
agri  and  hort  ,  Jewish;  est  1384;  Louis 
J  Cohen,  Superintendent 

Woodbnry,  Gloucester  Co.,  pop.  4,642. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — David  O   Watkms. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — Walter  B    Wooley 
City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — M    G    Thomas 
Supv    Music — Florence  Da  Bel 
Manual  Training — Walter  Scott 
Drawing — Katherine  Anderson 
Kindergarten — Salome  Morgan 

Woodstown,  Salem  Co.,  pop.  1,613* 

Principal   High   School — Miss  Sarah   Smith 
Supervising  Principal — W    H.  Shinier. 


NEW  MEXICO 

Population,  327,301.    School  census,  106,382.    School  age,  5-21. 

New  Mexico  is  the  forty-third  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  327,301  inhabitants,  of  whom  93.1  per  cent  are  white  Of  this  number  6.9 
per  cent  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population,  ten 
years  of  age  and  over,  is  20.2,  the  state  ranking  forty-third  in  this  respect.  The 
educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

J.  HOWARD  WAGNER,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Santa  Fe 

FTT.ATMBLFO  BACA,  Assistant  Superintendent Santa  Fe 

L.  C   MERSPELDER,  State  Director  of  Industrial  Education       Santa  Fe 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 

Gov  E.  C   DE  BACA,  Ex-Offieio,  Chairman  ...  Santa  Fe 

J    HOWARD  WAGNER,  Ex-Offieio,  Secretary. .        .         Santa  Fe 

F.  H.  H  ROBERTS,  President  New  Mexico  Normal  University     Las  Vegas 

E.  L.  ENLOE,  President  Normal  School Silver  City 

C.  C   HILL,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools Roswell 

BONIFACIO  MONTOYA,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools Bernalillo 

J.  L  G  SWINNEY,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools Aztec 

NEW  MEXICO  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

J.  H.  VAUGHAN,  President State  College 

J.  H.  WAGNER,  Secreary Santa  Fe 

COUNTY   SUPERINTENDENTS    OJF    SCHOOLS 


Oountv  Name  and  Address 

Bernalillo        .A.   Montoya,   Albuquerque 

Cnaves     C.  C.  Hill,  Roswell 

Coif  ax Mrs   Josie  Lockard,  Raton 

Curry.        .    .  .L     C.    Mersf elder,    Clovis 
Dona  Ana     .  .F.  M.  Hayner,  Las  Graces 

Eddy W.  A.  Poore,  Carlsbad 

Grant Miss  I.  L.  Eckles,  Silver  City 

Guadalupe   .  J   V.  Galleg-os,  Santa  Rosa 
Lincoln.  ..Mrs.  W.  L.  Gumm,  Carrizozo 

Luna Miss    G.   G.    Goebel,    Deming 

Mora Manuel    Madrid,    Mora 

McKinley W    D.  Cornell,  Gallup 

Otero R.   S.   Tipton,  Alamogordo 

Quay E.  Pack,  Tucumcari 

Rio  Arrlba David  Martinez,  Velarde 


CoTintv                               Name  and  Address 
Roosevelt     

Mrs.  S,  F.  Culberson,  Portales 

Sandoval      

Bonifacio  Montoya,  Bernalillo 

San   Juan.      .   J.   L.    G.    Swinney,    Aztec 
San    Miguel 

M.  F.  Desmarais,  Las  Vegas 

Santa   Fe..    . .  J    V    Con-way,   Santa  Fe 

Sierra F.    I.    Given,    Hillsboro 

Socorro BenJ*  Sanchez,   Socorro 

Taos Jose   Montaner,    Taos 

Torrance      . . . .  C    L.   Burt,    Mountainair 

Union H.   H.    Brrett,   Clayton 

Valencia Saturnino    Baca,    Belen 


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PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Alamogordo,  Otero  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — T    A   Frasier 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C    W    Moigan 

City  Superintendent — J    Manle\  Morgan 

Principal  High  School — H<  lt«n  Higga&on 

S«pv    Music — Miss  A    Binder 

Domestic  Science — Pearl  Fletcher 

New  Mexico  Institute  for  the  Blind;  state: 
co-ed.;  K.  R  Pratt,  Supt. 

Albuquerque,  Bernalillo  Co.,  pop.  11,020. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — M.  E.  Hickey. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs   E    W    Tennent 
City   Superintendent — John    Milne. 
Principal  High  School — G    B    Jones,. 
Supv    Music — Jennie  Trott. 
Manual   Training — A    B     Anderson 
Domestic  Science — Ruth  Bright. 
Draw,    and    Pen'ship — Berniee   Palmer 

Albuquerque  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten  ;  est.  1903;  J.  B.  Goodell,  Frhu 

Albuaueique  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  M.  E  , 
H  A  Bassett,  Principal 

Albuquerque  Indian  School;  Govt.  indus- 
trial school  for  Indians,  co-ed  ;  est 
1880;  Reuben  Perry,  Supt. 

Harwood  Industrial  School;  mission  school 
for  Mexican  girls,  M.  E  ,  est  1894,  Miss 
Luella  B.  Price,  Principal. 

Men  a  til  School;  boarding  school  for  Mexican 
boys;  Fresb  ;  est  1871.  J.  C.  Ross,  A 
B ,  Superintendent 

'  St  Vincent  Academy;  girls'  boarding  R 
C.;  est  1882,  Sister  Mary  Loyola,  Su- 
perioress. 

University  of  New  Mexico;  comprises  Col- 
lege, School  of  Education,  School  of  Ap- 
plied Science,  and  Preparatory  School, 
state  univ  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1892,  David  R 
Boyd,  Ph  D,  Piesident. 

University   of   New    Mexico   School    of    Ap- 
plied  Science,    courses   in   chemical    civil 
and   electrical   engineering,   est    1906     M 
F    Angell,  Ph    D,  Dean 

Artesia,  Eddy  Co.,  pop.  1,888. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ— C.  E.  Mann. 
Sec.  Bd.  Bduc — A.  C.  Keinath 
City  Superintendent— C.   B.   Grover. 
Principal  High  School— R.  L.  Paris. 
Supv.  Mus.  and  Draw.— Miss  Freda  Hecht 
Dom.   ScL   and  Com'l — Ruth  Brainard. 
Physical  Culture— Emily  Hewitt. 
Penmanship — prof    Clyde. 

Western  Methodist;  College,  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
M  E.,  Rev.  J.  J  Tigert,  D  D,  Pres 

Aztec,  San  Juan  Co.,  pop.  509. 

Pres   Bd,  ISdue* — M   D.  Taylor. 

Sec  Bd  Educ — E   P   Wilson 

City   Superintendent — Earl  Douglas 


Helen,  Valencia  Co.,  pop.  680. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H     B     Kennebeck. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — D    L    Romero 
Principal  Public  Schools — Mrs    Nora  Brum- 
back 

Capitan,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Prin    County  H    S — Chas    L    Schreck 

Carlsbad,  Eddy  Co.,  pop.  1,736. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — L    A.  Surgart 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Clarence  Bell 
City    Supermtendnt — Nellie   E     Wilson 
Prin   Higrh  School — Carl  C   Cassmgham 
Miss  Kernodle's  school,  prep  ,   co-ed  ;  Miss 
Kernodle,   Principal 

Cimarron,  Coif  ax  Co.,  pop.  791. 

Prin,   of  Schools — Stella  Kiker 

Clayton,  Union  Co.,  pop.  970. 

Prin    Public   Schools — J.  W    Thompson 

Clovis,  Curry  Co.,  pop.  3,255. 

Ch    Bd    Educ— J    A    Latta 
Clk     Bd     Educ— Mrs     S     C     Nutter 
Citv  Superintendent — E    W    Bowyer 
Prin     High    School — A    R    Seder 

Columbus,  Iiuna  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Prin    Public   Schools — T    A    Windsor. 

Dayton,  Eddy  Co ,  pop.  280. 

Prm    Public  Schools — B    F    Kaiser 

Demingr,  Luna  Co.,  pop.  1,864. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — O.  H.  Cooper. 
Sec    Bd    ESduc— W.  B    Holt. 
City   Superintendent — J    B.   Taylor. 
Principal  High  School — Una  Bedechek 
Supv.  Mus.  and  Draw. — Ina  Lapham, 
Manual  Training — Andrew  McCurdy. 
Domestic  Science — Lulu  Stallman. 
Penmanship — A    McCurdy. 

Defter,  Chaves  Co.,  pop.  282. 

Prm    Public    Schools — J    M    Bickley. 

East  l>as  Vegas,  San  Miguel  Co.,  pop.  3,755. 

Ch    Bd    Educ — W    G.  Haydon 
Clk     Bd     Educ  — Charles   Tamme 
City  Superintendent — W    B    McFarland 
Prin    High   School — E    C    Ringer. 

New  Mexico  Normal  University;  normal, 
state,  co-ed  ;  est.  1898;  Frank  H.  H 
Roberts,  Pres. 

New  Mexico  Spanish-American  Normal 
School,  teachers'  training  courses  for 
Spanish  speaking,  co-ed  ,  Ottway  6 
Zmgg,  President 

Xilida,  Roosevelt  Co.,  pop.  327. 

Prin     Public   Schools — Hesther   Kennamore 

Estancia,  Torrance  Co.,  pop.  517. 

Pres  Bd.  Bduc  — Dora  Wiede  Randers 
Sec   Bd.  Educ  — Earnest  Kemp. 
Superintendent  of  Schools — I  L  Ludwick. 


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Fannington,  San  Juan  Co,,  pop.  785. 

Prm    Public  Schools — Edwin  A    Schreck 

Folsom,  Union  Co.,  pop.  484. 

Prm     Public    Schools — Rita    Rjan 

Gallup,  McKinley  Co.,  pop.  2,204. 

Pres    Bd.  Edue  —  C.  B    Sabin. 

Sec.  Bd    Educ.-— L.  N    Gary. 

City    Superintendent — W.   L.    Bishop. 

Principal  High  School— H    F.  Poore. 

Supv.  Mus    and  Draw. — Jennie  L.  Eduon. 

Gibson,  McKlnley  Co.,  pop.  550. 

Prm     Public    Schools — Jennie    Morse. 

Hagerman,  Chaves  Co.,  pop.  449. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Harry  Cowan 

Sec   Bd   Educ — Willis  Pardee 

City   Superintendent — R     C     Bonney 

Principal  High  School — Grace  Wetterall. 

Hope,   Eddy   Co.,   pop.   417. 

Prm    County  H    S — S    J    Daley 

Lake  Arthur,  Chaves  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Prin     Public   Schools — Jesse   Knox 

L.as  Cruces,  Dona  Ana  Co ,  pop.  3,836. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — T   R   H   Smith 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — Mary  Cuniffe 
City   Superintendent — R    W.   Twining 
Principal  High  School — Fannie  French 

Loretto  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R.  C  ; 
est  1870,  Mother  M  Victor,  Superioress. 

Las  Vegas,  San  Mignel  Co.,  pop.  3,170. 

Pies    Bd.  Educ — William  G    Haydon 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  Tamme 
City  Superintendent — Mrs    Lou  Cobb 
Principal  High  School — E    C   Ringer 
Supv.  Mus    &  Draw — Adolphine  Kohn. 
Manual  Training — B    J    Read 

De  La  Salle  Institute;  prep.,  men;  R.  C  ; 
est.  1889;  Brother  Arthemian,  Pres. 

Sistersi  of  Loretta  Academy;  girls'  board- 
ing, R.  C  ;  Sister  Mary  George,  Superior. 

Lo-rdeburgr,  Grant  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Prm     Public    Schools — Ney   B     Gorman 

Lovington,  Eddy  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Prm     County   H     S — R.    R.    Jones 

Magdalena,  Socorro  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    P    Garcia. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Flavio  Vigil 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — Mrs    Geo    Dixon 

Mountalnair,  Torrence  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Isaac  Fulton. 

Sec  Bd  Educ — W.  R  Onne 

Principal  High  School — Mrs.  J.  E.   Veal. 

Pinos  Altos,  Grant  Co.,  pop.  977. 

Prin.    Public    Schools — Lizzie   R,   Young- 

Portales,  Roosevelt  Co.,  pop.  1,283. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — J   B   Priddy 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ— J.  A   Fairly 
City  Superintendent — J    S.  Long 
Principal  High  School — Pryor  B  Timmons 


t  Raton,  Colfax  Co.,  pop.  4,530. 

I      Pres    Bd     Educ  — John   llorrow 

1      Clerk   Bd     Educ— Alfred    Jelfs 

<*ity  Superintendent — Arthur  R    Kent. 

i      Pnncipal  High  School — J    H   Dowden. 

i      Supv    Music  and  Drawing — Marjorie  Fuller 
Domestic   Science — Grace  Gillette 
Manual  Training — Chailes  L   Ellis 

i    Koswell,   Chaves  Co.,  pop.  €,172. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — D    T    Thomas 
Clerk  Bd    Educ — Mrs    O    R    Haymaker 
Titj   Superintendent — J    W    Riley. 
Principal  High  School — H    TV    Mclntire 
Supv    Music — Vera  Shearer 
Manual  Training — William  Parent 
Domestic  Science — Eunice  Brown. 
Drawing — Ada  Buckmaster 

New  Mexico  Military  Institute;  military, 
non-sect.;  est.  1895,  Maj.  James  W. 
Willson,  Supt. 

Koy,  Mora  Co ,  pop.  500. 

Pi  in    Public  Schools — J    E    Russell 

San  Marcial,  Socorro  Co.,  pop.  973. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — G    S    McLellan. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    N    Ames 

To\vn  Supt   and  Prin   H   S. — L   H    Dumenil 

Saute  Fe,  Santa  Fe  Co.,  pop.  5,072. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    D    Sena 

Sec    Bd    Educ. — 3.  H    Wagner. 

City  Superintendent — Jonethan  H.  Wagner. 

Principal  High  School — E    J.  Roth 

Supv    Music — Mrs    Geo    Van    Stone 

Di awing — Mary  W.  Martin 

Allison  School;  girls'  boarding,  Presb  ,  est 
1866,  H.  Bertha  Leadinghaxn,  Supt. 

Loretto  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  B.  C.; 
est  1853;  Mother  Barbara,  Prin. 

New  Mexico  School  for  Deaf  and  Dumb, 
state;  W  C.  Connor,  Jr.,  Supt. 

St.  Michael's  College;  boys*  boarding;  R. 
C.,  est  1861,  Brother  E.  Lewis,  Prin 

IT.  S  Indian  Industrial  School;  Govt  in- 
dustrial school  for  Indiana;  co-ed.;  est 
1891;  F.  H.  Coggeshall,  Supt. 

Santa  Rosa,  Gnadalupe  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Pres     Bd.    Educ — B     Lncero. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — George  H.  Smith. 
Prm     Public    Schools — R     E     Gallo-way. 
Principal  High  School — T    N    Russell. 
Domestic  Science — Mrs.  G.  R,  Elliott. 
Physical    Culture — W.    A.    Carr. 

Silver  City,  Grant  Co.,  pop.  8,217. 

Pres   Bd   Educ—M.  O    Stockland 
Sec   Bd   Educ — Mrs    O    S    Warren 
City  Superintendent — Byron  J    Read 
Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Lourdes,   girls1; 
R    C  ;  Sister  Superior 

Normal  School  of  New  Mexico;  normal, 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1892,  E  L  Enloe, 
President 


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Socorro,  Socorro  Co.,  pop.  1,560. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E.  S    Stapleton 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Abran  Abeyta. 
Citj    Superintendent — 3    C.   Gordy 
Principal  High  School — George  Longee. 

New  Mexico  School  of  Mines;  courses  in 
mining-,  metallurgical,  civil,  electrical,  and. 
mechanical  engineering,  men;  state,  est. 
1889,  Fa>ette  A  Jones,  LL,  L> ,  President 

Springer,   Colfax   Co.,  pop.  550. 
Prin    Public   Schools — C    S    Cramer. 

State  College,  P.  O. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — T    fi    H    Smith 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S  — R.  W    Twining 

New  Mexico  College  of  Agriculture  and 
Mechanic  Arts;  courses  in  agriculture, 
mechanical,  electrical  and  civil  engineer- 
ing, household  economics,  general  science, 
college  preparatory,  and  business,  co-ed  : 
non-sect.,  est  1889;  George  El.  Ladd, 
President. 

Taos,  Taos  Co.,  pop.  521. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  — P    M    Dolan 
Sec.    Bd     Educ  — Ruperto   Trujjillo 
Principal  Public  Schools — Mrs.  Emma  Pro- 
bert 


Texico,  Carry  Co ,  pop    409. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — S  C  Hunter 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — K.  W  Jones 
Principal  Public  Schools — IX  L  Adkins 

Tucmncari,  Quay  Co,  pop.  2,526. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — A.  D.   Goldenberg. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs.  R    P.  Donahoo. 
City  Superintendent — J    S    Hofer. 
Principal  High  School — W    D    Shadwick 
Pen'ship,  Com'l  &  Stenog. — R,  H.  Johnson. 

Tularosa,   Otero   Co ,  pop.   752. 

Prin      Public     Schools — Mrs      Kate    Living- 
ston 

Vaughn,   Guadalupe   Co.,   pop.   700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Edward  Sims 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    E    Outlaw 

Principal    Public    Schools — T     M.    Spriggs. 

Principal  High  School — Nora  Waggoner 


Wagon  Mound,  Mora  Co.,  pop.  815. 

Prin    Public  Schools — R    R.   Champion. 

Willard,  Torrance  Co.,  pop.  450. 

Principal    Public   Schools — A.    L     Lacy. 


NEW  YORK 

Population,  9,113,614.    School  census,  2,030,193.    School  age,  5-18. 

New  York  is  the  first  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  halving  a  total 
of  9,113,614  inhabitants,  of  whom  98.4  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number  29.9 
per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population,  ten 
years  of  age  and  over,  is  5.5  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  twenty-sixth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

NEW  TOEK  STATE  EDUCATION  DEPARTMENT 

JOHN  HUSTON  FINLEY,  State  Commissioner  of  Education Albany 

AUGUSTUS  S.  DOWNING,  Assistant  Commissioner  for  Higher  Education. .      .  .Albany 

CHARLES  F.  WHEELOCK,  Assistant  Commissioner  for  Secondary  Education Albany 

THOMAS  E.  FINEGAN,  Assistant  Commissioner  for  Elementary  Education.  .      .   Albany 

JAMES  I.  WYER,  JR.,  Director  State  Library Albany 

JOHN  M.  CLARKE,  Director  State  Museum Albany 

CHIEFS   AND  DIRECTORS   OF  DIVISIONS 

GEORGE  M.  WILEY,  Administration  FRANK  K.  WAITER,  Library  School 

JAMES  D.  SULLIVAN,  Attendance  THOMAS  C.  QUINN,  Public  Beeords 

WILLIAM  B.  WATSON,  Educational  Extension 

HARLAN  H.  HORNER,  Examinations  SHERMAN  WILLIAMS,  School  Libraries 

JAMES  SULLIVAN,  Archives  and  History  HIRAM  C.  CASE,  Statistics 

FRANK  H.  WOOD,  Inspections  ALFRED  W.  ABRAMS,  Visual  Instruction 

FRANK  B.  GILBERT,  Law  ARTHUR  D.  DEAN,  AgrL  and  Ind.  Educ. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  COLLEGES  IN  THE  STATE  OF  NEW  YOBK 

JAMES  B.  DAY,  Chancellor  Syracuse  University,  President Syracuse 

DR.  AUGUSTUS  S.  DOWNING,  Secretary Albany 

COUNCIL  OF  SUPEBINTENDENTS 

HERBERT  S.  WEET,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  President Boeheerfcer 

GEORGE  M.  ELMENDORF,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Secretary Herkimer 

COUNCIL  OF  ELEMBNTABY  SCHOOL  PBINCIPALS  AND  TEACHEBS 

W.  S.  MAXSON,  President Yonkere 

L.  SPINNER,  Secretary Buffalo 

STATE  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION 

None.  Selection  of  text-books  left  to  local  school  authorities.  No  state  super- 
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STATE  TEACHERS  >  ASSOCIATION 

ALFRED  C.  THOMPSON,  President     .     .  .     .  Broekport 

RICHARD  A.  SEARING,  Secretary North  Tonawanda 


ASSOCIATED  ACADEMIC  PRIXCIPALS. 


ERNEST  L.  MEEEITT,  Ptesideat 
EDWARD  P   SMITH,  Secretary 


Gloversville 
.     North  Tonawanda 


STATE  ASSOCIATION  OF  DISTRICT  SUPERINTEISIDENTS. 

RAY  P  SNYDER,  President New  York  Mills 

GERTRUDE  E   HYDE,  Secretary  .   .  Moira 


AGRICULTURAL  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 


T.  M.  AVERY,  President... 
W.  F  H.  BREEZE,  Secretary. 


Walton 
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DISTRICT  SUPERINTENDENTS   OF  SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Albany  ..Edward  E  Richmond,  Ravena 
Albany.,  Win.  J.  Haverly,  West  Berne 
Albany Walter  Scott  Clark 

West    Albany,    R.    F.    D. 

Allegany..  Geo.  W.  D'Autremont,  Hume 

Allegany John    D.    Jones,    Cuba 

Allegany E.   DeL    Walters,   Bolivar 

Allegany Chas.   D.   Hill,   Angelica 

Allegany...Willet  L.  Ward,  Wellsville 
Broome  .  ...Kasson  E.  Beilby,  Deposit 
Broome  .J.  Edward  Hurlburt,  Windsor 
Broome. .  .Mabel  L.  Watrous,  Endlcott 
Broome.. E.  B.  Whitney,  Whitney  Point 
Caltaraugus  

«   . .   ,  .Joel  J  Crandall,  Franklmville 
Cattaraugus...G.  A.  Farwell,  Hinsdale 

Cattaraugus    

.  Arthur  H.  Mathewson,  West  Valley 
Cattaraugus.  G.  E.  Waller,  Little  Valley 
Cattaraugus..  E.  A.  Stratton,  Randolph 
Cayuga. .  .Howard  S.  R.  Murphy,  Cato 

Cayuga Olin  W.  Wood,  Auburn 

Cayuga    

.  .Mrs.  Anna  M.  Kent,  Union  Springs 
Cayuga Gordon  B    Springer,   Genoa 


Henry  Greenfield,  Moravia,  R.  F.  D.  13 
Chautauqua.  Jos  N.  Palmer,  Sheridan 
Chautauqua. .  Jas.  R.  Flagg,  Frewsburg 

Chautauaua Jno.  M.  Barker,  Niobe 

Chautanqua. .  .P.  E  Marshall,  Sherman 

Chautauqua L.  W.  Swain,  Westfield 

Chautauqua.  Judson  S.  Wright,  Falconer 
Chemung.. Walter  C.  King,  Horseheads 
Chemung- 

Martha  Cox  McWhorter.  Elmira 

Chenango..Ellen  B.  Baldwin,  Llncklaen 
Chenang-o...  .A.  C,  Bowers,  Sherburne 

Chenangro John  S.  Childs,  Oxford 

Chenango Jane  I.  Schenck,  Greene 


County  Name  and  Address 
Chenango...  .Mary  L  Isbell,  Norwich 
Clinton  ,  .Oliver  A  Wolcott,  Keeseville 
Clinton.  .Ernest  B.  Sargeant,  Ellenburg 
Clinton. .  Clara  E  Soden,  Mooers  Forks 
Columbia  ..S.  B  Smith,  East  Chatham 
Columbia.  .Winthrop  L,  Millias,  Valatie 
Columbia.  .Ezbon  A.  Smith,  Blue  Stores 
Cortland  .  Chas  W.  Ellis,  Jr ,  Cortland 
CortlanoL.Mrs.  Ada  M  Shuler,  McGraw 
Cortland  Alice  B  Greene,  Willett 
Delaware  . , .  . 

.  ...Lillian  M  Reichard,  Masonville 
Delaware.  .Z.  LeRoy  Myers,  Downsville 
Delaware  ....Edw.  O.  Harkness,  Delhi 
Delaware  .  .L.  R.  Long,  Margaretville 
Delaware  .Milton  G.  Nelson,  Franklin 

Delaware    

A.  T.  Hamilton,  North  Harpersfield 
Dutchess  ...Frank  L.  Haight,  Fishkill 
Dutchess  F.  E  Benedict,  LaGrangeville 
Dutchess  

. . .  Clara  E.  Drum,  Clinton  Corners 
Dutchess  .Wm.  R.  Tremper,  Rhinebeck 
Erie.  ..Charles  Albert  Heist  Clarence 

Erie Henry   A.    Dann,    Lancaster 

Erie Wm    E.  Pierce,  East  Aurora 

Erie.. Edgar  D  Ormsby,  North  Collins 
Erie....  Wm.  E.  Bensley,  Springville 
Essex.  .Cyrus  J.  Mousaw,  Schroon  Lake 

Essex Gertrude  M.  Spear,  Westport 

Essex     ..     Mattie  J.  Prime,  Upper  Jay 

Franklin Eugene  L   Moe,  Burk« 

Franklin.. Geo.  LaGraff,  Tupper  Lake 
Franklin.. F.  H.  Wilcox,  North  Bangor 

Franklin Gertrude  E.  Hyde.  Moira 

Fulton  .  .  Fred  A  Stryker,  Stratford 
Fulton...  C.  E.  Van  Buren,  Johnstown 
Genesee.  Edw.  M.  McCullough,  Batavla 
Genesee  .T.  A.  Clement,  South  Byron 
Greene..  ..Thomas  C  Perry,  Catskill 


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County  Name  and  Address       | 

Greene.. Robt  M.  MacNaught,  Windham 

Greene Walter  J.  Decker,  Hunter 

Hamilton Charles  B.  Hanley,  Wells 

Herkimer...A.  J.  Hose,  West  WInfield 
Herkimer. .  .Silas  C.  Kimm,  Dolgeville 
Herkimer..Chas.  B  Keller,  Little  Falls 
Herkimer.  .Jacob  C  Spall,  Cold  Brook 

Jefferson Charles  M.  Pierce,  Adams 

Jefferson.  Wm.  J.   Linnell,   Brownville 

Jefferson Thos    B    Stoel,  Depauville 

Jefferson    

Robt  W  Bowman,  Sacket  Harbor 
Jefferson..D.  D.  T.  Marshall,  Redwood 

Jefferson  

.    .     S.  Freeman  Graves,  Philadelphia 

Lewis     Glenn  G    Steele,  Croghan 

Lewis.... F.  R  Spauldmg,  Copenhagen 
Lewis.. Ruth  M.  Johnston,  Port  Leyden 
Lewis.... A.  W.  Trainor,  West  Leyden 
Livingston.  .John  P.  Magee,  Groveland 

Livingston    

..Jay  F.  Smith,  Dansville,  R.  F.  D  1 
Livingston  H  F  Collister,  Mt.  Morris 
Madison...  .Irving  S.  Sears,  Hamilton 
Madison... Clayton  Wratten,  DeRuyter 

Madison 

...H.  C.  W.  K£ngsbury,  Morrisville 
Madison  .  John  B.  Harris,  Canastota 
Monroe.  .Wallace  W.  Rayfield,  Webster 
Monroe.. M.  B  Furman,  East  Rochester 

Monroe Fred  W.   Hill,   Spencerport 

Monroe.. John  C.  Malloch,  Churchville 
Mongomery.  .N.  Berton  Alter,  Nelliston 

Montgomery 

..    ..Mrs    L.  G    Dodge,  Fulton ville 

Nassau James  S   Cooley,  Mineola 

Nassau W.  C.  Mepham,  Merrick 

Niagra  ...Thomas  G.  Gramer,  Lockport 

Niagara O    A    Kolb,  Lockport 

Niagara.  .Wm.  D.  Wisner,  Ransomville 
Oneida.  R.  P  Snyder,  New  York  Mills 

Oneida Harry  C.  Buck,   Clay  ville 

Oneida Wm   J   Lewis,  Clinton 

Oneida.  .Frank  E.  Mathewson,  Verona 
Oneida  ..Stanton  D.  Austin,  Barneveld 

Oneida Pauline  L    Scott,  Blossvale 

Oneida  ..  Daniel  M.  Blue...  Boonville 
Onondaga  .R  B  Searle,  E.  Onondaga 
Onondaga.  .Geo.  T  Fuggle,  Jamesville 
Onondaga... E.  E.  McDowell,  Memphis 
Onondaga  .Manford  D  Green,  Liverpool 

Onondaga   

Mrs.  Florence  E  S  Knapp,  Camillus 
Ontario.. Leon  J  Cook,  East  Bl cornfield 

Ontario Willis   A.   Ingalls,  Phelps 

Ontario.. Elbert  G  Soper,  Seneca  Castle 
Ontario.Harrie  P.  Weatherlow,  Naples 
Orange. T.  L.  McKni*ht,  Central  Valley 
Orange ....  Orville  Eichenberg,  Monroe 
Orange.... S.  A.  Cortright,  Middletown 

Orleans Luella  P.    Hoyer,   Medina 

Orleans..  ..Cora  V.  Lttttenton,  Albion 
Orleans.. Mrs. H  F  S. Salisbury,  Holley 

Oswego Mildred  G  Pratt,  Lacona 

Oswego... Joseph  M.  Bonner,  Riohland 

. .  .  Queenia  R!  *Frawle*y,"  Pennelville 
Oswego.. Charles  L  KIngsbury,  Mexico 
Os w ego. ..  .Warren  S.  Gardner,  Fulton 


Count}  Name  and  Address 

Otsego  ..  H.  Cossaart,  Cherry  Valley 
Otsego..  Menzo  Burlmgame,  Worcester 
Otsego  . . .  J.  B.  McManus,  Cooperstown 

Otsego May   Firman,   Oneonta 

Otsego Merton  R.  Porter,  Morris 

Otsego Floyd  R    Thayer,   Edmeston 

Putnam...  James  H.  Brooks,  Garrison 
Rensselaer  ...  .Mrs  C.  B.  Clark,  Troy 

Rensselaer         

Mrs.  Adelaide  Gardiner,  Stephenstown 

Rensselaer    

G  W  Patterson,  Jr.,  East  Greenbush 
Rockland  ...George  N  Miller,  Nanuet 
St.  Lawrence.  W.  T  Clark,  Hailesboro 

St.  Lawrence 

F.  H,  Wallace,  Morristown 

St.  Lawrence.. C.  S  Blood,  Heuvelton 
St.  Lawrence.  P.  S.  Ault,  Waddington 
St.  Lawrence.  ..Rose  M.  Libby,  Colton 
St.  Lawrence.  .  .W.  S.  Herrick,  Colton 

St    Lawrence 

.  Michael  A.  Hallahan,  Brasher  Falls 
St.  Lawrence...  .A.  J.  Fields,  Winthrop 

Saratoga A.  A.  Lavery,  Elnora 

Saratoga.  Lou  Messmger,  Ballston  Spa 
Saratoga.  E.  E.  Hinman,  Schuylerville 

Saratoga     

. .  Ida  M.  Smith,  Saratoga  Springs 
Schenectady  .Jas  Wmgate,  Schenectady 
Schoharie.  ..L.  A.  Tompkms,  Jefferson 

Schoharie     

. .   .W.   E.  Van  Wormer,  Middleburg 

Schoharie     

.  .Ralph  W.  Eldredge,  Sharon  Springs 
Schuyler.  ..Alberta  Spaulding,  Burdett 
Schuyler  ...Jane  M.  Haring,  Watkins 

Seneca Alice  L  Owen,  Fayette 

Seneca Charles  B.  Earl,   Waterloo 

Steuben Levi  R.  Tubbs,  Corning 

Steuben Winfred  Morrow,  Bath 

Steuben.Geo.  Horatio  Guinmp,  Addison 
Steuben.. Fred.  C  Wilcox,  Greenwood 

Steuben Henry  M.  Brush,  Arkport 

Steuben Guyon  J.  Carter,  Avoca 

Steuben.. Jos.  G.  McConnell,  Prattsburg 
Suffolk.  .Charles  H.  Ho  well,  Riverhead 
Suffolk. .  J.  Henry  Young,  Central  Islip 
Suffolk  .L.  J.  Smith,  Smith  town  Branch 

Sullivan Fred   J.  Lewis,  Barryville 

Sullivan  Chas.  S  Hick,  Jeffersonville 
Sullivan.  .Mrs.  Emma  Cooke  Chase, 

Livingston   Manor 

Tioga....  A.  E    Belden,  Newark  Valley 

Tioga M.  D.  Goodrich,  Tioga  Center 

Tioga.   .Harold  T.  Whittemore,  Nichols 

Tompkms  

.   ..Fred  A.  Beardsley,  Trumansburg 

Tompkins   ...   

*  Hattie  Knapp  Buck,  North  Lansing 

Tompkins John  D.  Bigelow,  Ithaca 

Ulster.. E.  S.  Burnett,  Kingston  Sta.  R 

Ulster John  U   Gillette,  Port  Ewen 

Ulster.. John  M.  Schoonmaker,  Accord 
Ulster  ..Wallace  J.  Andrews,  Oliverea 
Warren.  .Franklin  F  Gunn,  Glens  Falls 
Warren  .  J.  R.  Stlckney,  Bolton  Landing 
Warren. Mrs.  Rose  Minnlck,  Glens  Falls 
Washington*.  Amelia  Blasdell,  Fort  Ann 


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C^untj  Nanu  and  Address 

Washington  M.  I*  Irgalsbe,  Hartford 
Washington.  Mary  A.  Potter,  Greenwich 
\\aMjiington.  .  Fra.zicab  II  Rich,  Salem 
Wayne., Mrs.  Helen  C  Andrews,  Lyons 
Wa>ne.,..Mrp  Ida  E  Cosad,  Wolcott 
Wayne..  A.  H.  McMurray,  Walworth 
Wayne*.  ..  ...R.  O  Brundige,  Ontario 

Westchester  

.    .Samuel  J.  Preston,  White  Plains 


Coun+y                            Name  and  Address 
Westchester 

. . .  Charles  H.  Cheney,  White  Plains 
Westchester..Greo.  H.  Covey,  Katonah 
Westchester.  R  D  Knapp,  Purdy  Sta. 

Wyoming John  T    McGurren,  Bliss 

Wyoming  .Ernest  D    Jones,  Wyoming 
Wyoming.    .    .Geo.  H.  Stratton,  Castile 

Yates Jos    F    Bullock,  Penn  Tan 

Yates . .       Edward  P.  Corbit,  Rushville 


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Adams,  JrfTerfion  Co.,  pop.  1,458. 
l*T»*i    B'l    K«!u«  —  O    It    <»ropnp 
Sf>c    Bd.   Educ—  A    F    Saunders 

<  j»*  j*ii»t   A.  I'nn   H    >  —  \\nliarn  J   Deans 
Supv.   Music   &   Draw.  —  Florence   Robinson. 


n,  Steubtn  Co.,  pop.  2.0O4 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  James   Haineon 
Fee    B<3    Kduc  —  William  Ciark 
City  Superintendent  —  William  Lattrrman 
hoo^  —  Wiimm  Thomas 


Akron,  Erie  Co.,  pop.  1,<77. 
Pres,   Bd    Educ.—  F.  A.  Uelwig 
Sec    Bd.  Educ.—  F.   M.   St*<t~. 
City   Supt,    &  Prin.    H.  S.—  V.    H     8>%a 
Drawtne  —  G,   A. 


Albany,  Albany  Co.,  pop.  100,858. 

Preo.  Bd    Educ.  —  Jacob  EL  Herzog. 
Sec    Bd    Edue.—  -John  J    Gannon 
City  Superintendent  —  C.   Edward  Jones 
Principal  High  School  —  Harr*    E    Pratt 
Sup\*    Music  —  Edward  Futterer. 
Vocational  —  Edward  Furney 
Drawinff—  Theodore  C   Hailes. 
Comtaerclal—  Chester  J.  TerxilL 
Kindergarten  —  Ellen  Jones. 
Fhj  steal  Culture—Lawrence  S   Hill. 

Academy  of  Holy  Names;  girls*  boarding 

R.  C  ;  Sister  M.  Odilia,  Superior. 
Academy     of     the     Sacred     Heart;     girls' 

boarding:   R    C.;   est.    1852;   Madame  T. 

Bikovich,    Superior. 
Albany    Academy;    boys'     boarding;     non- 

wet;  Henry  P.  Warren,   A.  B,,   Prin 
Albany    Academy    for    Girls;    prep  ;    day; 

non-sect.;   Ester  Louise  Camp,   Prin 
Albany   Business   College;    bus,    sten.    and 

teles  ;  est.  1868,  John  R.  Carnell,  Pres. 
Albany  School  of  Fine  Arts,  52  S  Swan  St., 

Mary  B.  Lambert,  Director. 
Cathedral  Academy;  prep  ,   boys,   day,   H. 

C.;  Rev.  J    A-  Delaney,  Prin. 
Christian  Brothers*  Academy;  boys'  board- 

Ing:  B.  <X;  Her.  Brother  Arator,  Prin. 
New   York   State   Library   School;    library; 

co-ed.;  non-sect.;  est,   1$S7;  J.  L  Wyer, 

Jr.,  M*.  L.  S.,  Director. 


Albany— continued 

Xou  York  State  College  for  Teachers,  nor- 
mal, state,  co-ed,  A  R  Brubacher,  Pres 

St.  Agnes'  School,  girls"  boarding,  P.  ES  ; 
est  1870,  Miss  Matilda  Gray,  Principal 

St  Joseph's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  , 
J  P  O'Connor,  Pres 

St  John's  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed. ;  R.  C.; 
Sister  Veronica,  Superioi 

Teachers'  Training  School,  normal  and  kin- 
dergarten, co-ed,  non-sect  ,  city,  est 
1&81,  Thomas  S  O'Brien,  Principal 

Union  University,  comprises  Academic  De- 
partment, Engineering  Department,  Med- 
ical College,  Law  School,  and  College 
of  Pharmacy,  men;  est  1795;  Rev. 
Charles  Alexander  Richmond,  LL.  D., 
Chancellor. 

Union  University,  Engineering  School, 
courses  in  General,  Sanitary  and  Elec- 
trical Engineering,  Benjamin  H.  Ripton, 
LL.  D,  Dean. 

Union  University,  Albany  College  of  Phar- 
macy, phar  ,  co-ed  ,  est.  1881,  Willis  G 
Tucker,  Ph  D ,  M  D ,  Dean 

Union  University,  Albany  Law  School;  law, 
men;  est.  1851;  J  Newton  Fiero,  LL.  D, 
Dean 

Union  University,  Albany  Medical  College; 
med  ,  reg  ,  men,  est  1838;  Thomas  Ord- 
wa,  M  D ,  Dean. 

Albion,  Orleans  Co.,  pop    5,016. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    H    Beach 

Sec    Bd    Educ— W    H,  Otto 

City  Superintendent — "W    G    Carmer 

Pnncipal  High  School — Earl  W    Taylor 

Supv.  Music — Teresa  Crane. 

Drawing — Elizabeth  Adams 

Alden,  Erie  Co.,  pop.  607. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — William  Wahl. 
Sec  Bd  Educ— W  R  Patrell. 
Principal   High   School — Clarence   B    Bald- 
win. 

Alexandria  Bay,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  1,899. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  Hartman 
Principal  High  School — J.  C    Knapp. 


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Alfred,  Alleghany  Co.,  pop    759. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — It   B    Crandall 
Principal  Union   School— H.   L.   Gillis. 

Alfred  Academy,  prep  dept.  of  Alfred 
University  and  public  high  school  of 
district;  co-ed  ,  Hugh  L.  Gillis,  Prin. 

Alfred  Theological  Seminary;  theol. ;  co-ed  ; 
7th  Day  Bapt  ;  est.  1871,  Rev  Arthur  E 
Main,  A.  M  ,  D  Df  Pres. 

Alfred  University,  coll  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ; 
est  1836,  Boothe  C  Davis,  LL  D,  Pres 

New  York  State  School  of  Agriculture, 
Alfred  University;  agric  ;  state;  co-ed  , 
est.  1908,  William  J.  Wright,  M.  S,  Di- 
rector. 

New  Tork  State  School  of  Clay  Working 
and  Ceramics,  Alfred  University;  non- 
sect  ,  co-ed.,  est.  1900,  Charles  F  Binns, 
M.  Sc  ,  Director. 

Allaben,  Ulster  Co.,  pop.  64. 

Mountain  School,  hoys'  boarding;  non-sect.; 
est.  1908,  Ellas  G.  Brown,  M.  D.,  Prin. 

Allegany,  Cattaraugus  Co.,  pop.  1,286. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    F    Bennett 
Principal  High  School — George  H    Smith 
St    Bonaventure's   College,    coll  ,   men;    R 

C  ;  est    1859,  Rev    Alexander  M.  Hickey, 

President 
St.    Elizabeth's   Academy;    girls'   boarding, 

R    C.;  Mother  M.  Teresa,  Prin. 

Amityville,   Suffolk  Co.,  pop.   2,517. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Willis  B    Inglee. 

Sec   Bd   Educ  — Frank  T  Wells 

Principal   High   School — George  A.   Brown. 

Queen  '  of  the  Rosary  Academy;  girls' 
boarding,  R  C  ,  Sister  M.  Anselm,  Prin- 
cipal. 

Amsterdam,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  31,267. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Cornelius  Van  Buren 
Clerk  Bd   Educ  —Leslie  L  Bebb 
City   Superintendent — Harrison   T    Morrow. 
Principal  High  School — Ernest  M   Robinson. 
Supv.  Music — Russell  Carter 
Manual  Training — J   C.   Smith 
Domestic  Science — Lillian  E    Comrle. 
Drawing — Gertrude  E.  Botsford 

Reynold's  Business  School;  bus    and  sten., 

Herbert  N    Baker,  Prin. 
St.  Mary's  Catholic  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 

R.  C  ,  Sister  Edward,  Prin. 

Andover,  Allegany  Co.,  pop.  1,196. 

Principal  High  School — Lester  C.   Sterner. 

Annandale,  Dutchess  Co.,  pop.  119. 

St.  Stephen's  College,  coll  ;  men;  P.  E  ,  est. 
1860;  William  C  Rodgers,  LL.  D,  Pres. 

Arcade,  Wyoming  Co.,  pop.  1,294. 

Pres   Bd   Educ,-— H,  J.  McNair 
Sec.  Bd.  Eduo. — W.  G.   Comchafter 
Principal  High  School— Frederick  G.  Lyon 


Attica,  Wyming  Co.,  pop    1,869. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — H    S    Austin. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — B.  P    Disbrow 

Cits  Supt    &  Prin     H    S — -M    AT    Dodge 

Supv  Music  and  Dra\*  ing — Ethel  Gould. 

Au  Sable  Forks,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — James  Rogers 
Sec.    Bd.    Educ — F.    E     Trumbull. 
Principal   High   School — John   M    Savage. 

Auburn,  Caynga  Co.,  pop.   34,668 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Albert  H    Clark. 
Sec  Bd.  Educ. — Henry  D.  Hervey. 
City  Superintendent — Henry  !D.  Hervey. 
Principal    High    School — BIbert    C    Wixom 
Supv.  Music — Edward  E.  Scovill. 
Manual  Training — Clyde  B.  SImson. 
Domestic  Science — Harriet  Van  Tassel. 
Physical   Culture — Marion   Young. 
Drawing — Katharine  G.  Sanders. 
Commercial — C.  V.  Clippinger. 
Stenography — E    L    Harriet. 

Auburn  Business  School;  bus.  and  sten.; 
est  1890;  Hiland  F.  Crumb,  President. 

Auburn  Theological  Seminary;  theol  ;  men; 
Presb  .  est  1818,  Rev  George  B.  Stew- 
art, D  D,  LL.  D,  Pres. 

Aurora,  Caynga  Co.,  pop.  555. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S   G.  Lyon 

Principal    High   School — Mary   Heffernan. 

Somes  School;  boys*  boarding,  8  to  14, 
non-sect.;  Albert  Somes,  A.  M.,  Prin 

Wallcourt  School  for  Girls,  girls*  boarding; 
non-sect  ,  Mrs  Anna  Goldsmith  Taylor, 
A  B,  Principal. 

Wells  College;  women;  non-sect;  est.  1868; 
Kerr  Duncan  Macmillan,  President. 

Avoca,   Stneben  Co.,  pop.   1,057. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    D    Davis 
Principal  High  School — Floyd  J   Aber 

Avon,  IJlvingston  Co.,  pop.  2,053 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — James  D.  Anderson 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — William   H    Farnum. 
Principal  High  School — Reuben  J.  Wallace. 
Supv.  Music — John  A.  Hague. 
Drawing — M.   Camilla  Jamison 

Babylon,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  2,60O. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — Benjamin  B,  Wood 

Sec    Bd    Educ. — Jesse  Smith. 

City  Supt.  and  Prin  H.  S  — C  W  Armstrong 

BaJnbridge,  Chenango  Co.,  pop.  1,159. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — D   H   Copley 
Sec   Bd   Educ. — S.  B.  Hollenbeck. 
Principal  High  School— H    Miles  Gordy 
Penmanship — Rosa  Burlison. 

Baldwin,  Nassau  Co.,  pop.  1,021. 

Principal  High  School— W.  L.  Shubert 

Baldwinsville,  Onondaga  Co,  pop.  3,099. 

Baldwinsville  Free  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed  , 
public,  Albert  W.  Ariaitage,  Principal. 


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Ralltfon  Spa.  Saratoga  Co  *  pop.  4,1,18. 
J'-f*    JJu     Kiiu,  — Trtfl    T     \M,M  n 
Prin    High  School — William  A    Andrews 


a,  (irnvner  Co  >  pop.  11,613. 
l'r*p    JH'J    Kdu    —  Letu-   F>    <*.».UAS 
fc*»r    HI    EtUc  —  \I!«rt  J    £>«iuir«t< 
City  SupfTint^ndcnt  —  EI»  11  A    LadOl 
Pnrcipal  H.gh  Senuo*—  Christian  Mttf 
Mupv    Miiiut  —  Pauhnn  PhJUip^ 
Manual   Tia"j*ri?—  "iJza^th   Fvirta 
Dorms*  »c  £rltnr«  —  Mun^i  La  Peir 


for  th*»  Blind,  C   A. 
nr*r'Unrt*r  t 


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S»     Joai<rhfs    Academic    School,    pr*p  ;    co- 
ed ,  B    C  ,  fUster  M    Christina,  Principal 

Bath,  Steuben  Co.,  pop.  5,884. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Eugene  F   Parker 
S"C    I**!    B<Iuc  —  Thomas  Shannon 
i'rinr  ip  il   Hi«h   School  —  E    A    L'e«» 
Supv,  MuitC  and  Drawing  —  M   Vera  Eagle. 

Bay  Shore,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  3,085. 

Pre*    Bd    Educ—-  John  3   Gibson 
Sec    Bd    Educ.  —  Fred  C    Hendrtekaon 
City    Superintendent  —  3    W.   Alexander. 
PiincJpal   High  School  —  Sheridan  Lmn 
Supv    Hiuic  —  Ali^e   Sterlingr. 
Drawlngr—  Ruth   Wilkinson 


Suffolk  Co.,  pop.   710. 

Prefl,  Bd    Educ.  —  A    W    Flower 
Sec.  Bd    Educ—  S   G    Hicks 
Principal  High  School  —  S    G    Platt 

Shtnnacock  Summer  School  of  Art;  art, 
co-ed  ;  eat.  1892,  Douglas  J.  CourJah, 
Director. 


Beaeoa,  I>uteh«0«  Co.f  pop. 

Preft.  Bd.  Educ  —  Homer  H   Stuart 
City  Supt  and  Prin.  H  S  —  G  F.  EKiboia, 
Bupv,  Music  and  Drawing  —  Wave  Burtch. 

Bedferd  Park,  St«tion  Kew  York,  F.  <X 

Acadetnr  of  Mt.  St.  Ursula;  girls'  board- 
Ing;  B.  C.;  Mother  M.  Chrysoatom,  Di- 
rectress* 

BellevUte*  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  S84. 

Principal    High    School-—  J.    A.    Coulter. 

Union  Academy  of  Belleville;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  J.  A.  Coulter.  Prin. 


Co.,  pop.  1,094. 

Prea>  Bd   Educ.—  W   £.  Paul. 
See.  Bd.  Educ  —  Stephen  Pollard. 
Principal  High  School—  Lee  J    McEwan. 
Supv.  Mus.  &  Draw.  —  Irene  Kane. 
Manual  Training—  C   E.  Schill 
Domestic  Science  —  Frances  Murphy. 

Bftnehaintos,  Broome  Co.,  pop,  48^443. 

Pres    Bd,   Educ  —  ^W    C    Batee 
Bee    Bd    Educ  —  E.  H    Bendick. 
City  Superintendent—  Daniel  J.  Kelly. 
Principal  High  School—  EL  N.  Boahart. 


f    Binglmmton — continued 

>up\     Music — James  F    Lautter 
Jmnustio  Science — T.aura  A   Derr 
Manual  Training — U    S.  Paesler. 
Draulng — Florence  A.  Stowell. 
Penmanship — C    B    Stoudt 

|     Augusta  Chtlds  School,  prep  I  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ,  Augusta  Childs,   Principal. 

Barlow  School  of  Industrial  Arts;  indust  , 
co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est.  1896,  Vinton  S. 
Paessler,  A  M ,  Principal. 

Binghamton  Normal,  Industrial  and  Agrl- 
cultuial  Institute  for  the  Education  of 
Colored  Men  and  Women;  Fred  C. 
Hazel,  Principal. 

Binghamton  School  of  Business;  bus  and 
sten  ;  est  1886,  John  F  Riley,  Presi- 
dent. 

Doolittle  School  (for  backward  children), 
private;  co-ed  ;  Sophia  A  Doolittle,  Prin. 

Duke's  Private  School;  prep  ;  girls;  non- 
sect  ;  Mrs  Ella  S  Duke,  Principal 

Lady  Jane  Grey  School;  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  Miss  Jane  Grey  Hyde,  Prin- 
cipal. 

Lowell  School  of  Business,  bus  and  sten., 
John  E.  Bloomer,  Principal. 

Bolivar,  Allegany  Co.,  pop.  1,318. 

Pres  Bd  Bduc — W  .T  Bliss 
Sec  Bd  Educ — U  G  Wilson 
Principal  High  School — Hexrold  J  Coon 

BoonvIUe,  Oneida  Co.,  pop.  1,794. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — G   A   Willard 
Sec   Bd    Educ — W   D   Sippell 
Principal  High  School — E  a  Babcock. 

Brasher  Falls,  St.  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  570. 

Prin    High  School — Wilson  N    Perkins. 

St.  Joseph's  Academic  School;  prep  ;  girls, 
R  C  ,  Sister  Mary  Joseph  Carr,  Pzmcipal 

Brentwooti,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  842. 

Academy  of  St.  Joseph,  girls'  boarding;  B 
C.,  est  185t>,  Mother  Mary  Hildegarde,  Su- 
perior 

Brewster,  Putnam  Co.,  pop.  1,396. 
Pres  Bd  Educ — A  W  Feriss 
Principal  High  School — James  T.  Davies 

Briarcliff  Manor,  Westchester  Co.,  pop.  950. 

Principal  Union  School — Horatio  Baum 

Dow  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect.,  est.  1903;  Mrs.  Mary  E.  Dow,  Prin. 

Marshall  School  for  Little  Girls;  boarding; 
non-sect.;  est.  1908;  Mrs.  France*  & 
Marshall,  Prin. 

Bridgehamton,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  1,304. 
Pres.  Bd,  Educ.— -Eugene  Sayre. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ. — E.  C    Loper. 


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Bridgehamton— c  ontinued 
To^n  Superintendent — Charles  H    Hntvell 
Principal  High  School — Howard  L    Holden 

Literary  and  Commercial  Institute;  prep., 
co-ed  ,  non-sect.;  Lewis  W.  Halleck,  Prin 

Brockport,  Monroe  Co,  pop.  3,579. 

Brockport  Classical  School,  Miss  Gooding, 
Principal. 

State  Normal  and  Training-  School;  normal, 
state,  co-ed  ,  est.  1867,  Alfred  C  Thomp- 
son, Ph  D  ,  Principal 

Brocton,  Chautauqua  Co.,  pop.  1,181. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — J    C.  McGrath. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Louis  Sullivan. 
City  Superintendent — L.  B.  Sullivan 
Principal   High    School — -M.    Ernest   Towns- 
end. 

Bronxville,  Westchester  Co.,  pop.  1,863. 
Pres    Bd.   Educ. — Robert  J.   Patterson. 
Secy.  Bd    Educ. — A.  C.  Haff. 
Principal   Union   School — Arthur  C.   Haff 
Supv.   Music — Mrs.   F.   E    Kavanagh. 
Manual    Training — Annie    El     Howard. 
Domestic  Science — Jesse  Wmchele 
Physical  Culture — Cornelia  Kroeger. 
Drawing — Annie    E.    Howard 

Brantwood  Hall;  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1904,  Miss  Mary  T.  Maine, 
Principal 

Massee  Country  School,  hoys'  hoarding; 
non-sect.;  est  1910,  W.  Wellington 
Massee,  Ph  D,  Headmaster. 

Nazareth  Industrial  School,  girls'  hoard- 
ing, R.  C  ,  Mother  Elizabeth,  Principal. 

Society  of  St  Martha;  girls'  hoarding;  R. 
C.;  Mother  Elizabeth,  Superior. 

Brushton,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  698. 

Prin.  High  School — H    C    Hover. 

St  Philomena's  Academic  School;  girls' 
boarding,  R  C  ;  Mary  Raphael,  Sister 

Superior. 

Buffalo,  Erie  Co.,  pop.  423,715. 

City  Superintendent — Henry  P.  Emerson 
Assistant   Superintendent — M.   J.  Chemnitz. 
Supv.  Grammar  Grades— C.  F.  Alvord. 
Supv.  Intermediate  Grades — E.  G.  Hughey. 
Supv.  Primary  Grades — Ida  C.  Bender. 
Supv.   Kindergartens — Ella  C.   Elder. 
Supv.  Man    Training— F.  H.  Win*. 
Supv   Music — Arthur  J   Abbott 
Domestic  Science — Mary  E,  L.  Small. 
Physical  Culture— Carl  Erckhardt, 
Drawing — Harry  W.  Jacobs; 
Penmanship — Clara.  Emens* 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y — "W.  E.  Weafer. 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS. 
Hutchinson  Central  High  School,  Chippewa 

and  Elmwood;  F   A.  Vogt,  Principal. 
Hasten  Park  High  School,  Masten  Park,  F. 

S  Fosdlck,  Principal. 


Buffalo—  continued 

Lafayette  High  School,  Baynes,  Calvert  K. 
Mellen,  Principal. 

South  Side  High  School,  South  Park  A\  , 
Robert  T  Papst,  Principal* 

Technical  High  School,  Eagle  St  ;  David  H 
Childs,  Principal 

Albright  Gallery  Art  School,  Art,  Arietta 
Lothrop,  Superintendent,  1110  Elzmiood 
Avenue. 

Bryant  &  Stratton  College,  bus,  sten.  and 
electrical,  co-ed  ,  est.  1854,  Clarence  L 
Bryant,  Prin  ,  95  W  Genesee 

Buffalo  Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart, 
girls*  boarding;  R  C  ;  Mother  Isabella, 
Superior,  749  Washington  St 

Buffalo  Business  School,  bus  and  sten  ;  776 
Main  St. 

Buffalo  Institute  of  Osteopathy  ,  osteop  ,  co- 
ed ,  928  Mam  St 

Buffalo  Law  School,  University  of  Buffalo; 
law;  co-ed.;  est.  1887,  Carlos  C.  Alden, 
LL  M,  Dean,  933  Ellicott  Sq. 

Buffalo  Seminary;  girls'  day,  non-sect.;  est. 
1851;  Miss  L  Gertrude  Angell,  B.  A., 
Principal,  Bidwell  Parkway. 

Buffalo  State  Normal  School,  normal;  state; 
co-ed  -  est  1869,  Daniel  Upton,  B.  S  , 
M  E  t  Prin  ,  Jersey  and  14th. 

Canisius  College;  coll  ,  men;  R.  C.;  est. 
1870;  Rev.  George  J.  Krim,  S.  J,  Pres., 
651  Washington. 

Chown  School  of  Business,  bus  and  sten  . 
W.  J  Chown,  Principal,  545  Elliott  Square 

D'Youville  College;  coll  ;  women;  boarding; 
R.  C;  est.  1908,  Sister  M.  Augustine, 
President,  Porter  Avenue. 

Edmlston's  Academy  of  Business;  bus  and 
sten  ,  E  M.  Edmiston,  Prin  ,745  Fillmore 
Ave. 

Elmwood  Conservatory  of  Music;  music,  A. 
Schmidt,  Dir.,  686  Main  St. 

Franklin     School;      girls'     day;     non-sect  ; 

Bertha     A,    Key?s,    Principal,    146    Park 

Street 
German   Martin    Luther    Seminary,    theol  ; 

men;  Luth.;  Rev.  Rudolph  Grabau.  Dean. 

Gregg  School,  bus.  and  sten  ;  Teck  Theatre 


Heathcote  School;  boys/  day,  non-sect.;  est. 
1865;  Lester  Wheeler,  A.  M.,  L.  H.  D.t 
Headmaster,  621  Delaware  Avenue. 

Holy  Angels'  Academy,  girls*  boarding,  R 
C  ;  est  1847;  Sister  M.  Augustine,  Presi- 
dent* 320  Porter  Avenue. 

Holy    Angels*     Collegiate    Institute;     prep  ; 

co-ed  ,    B.   C.,    Rev.  William  J.  Kirwln, 

Prin. 
Hursf  s  Private  School;  biw   and  sten  ;  est. 

1896;  S.   G.  Hurst,  Pres.,  Brisbane  Bide, 


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Buffalo  —  continued 

Kensington  Art  School,  art,  co-ed  ,  Di- 
rector, 40  TV  Huron 

Mount  Mercy  Academy,  girls'  boarding.  R 
C;  est.  1904,  Sister  M.  Borgia,  Superior 

Mt    St    Joseph   Academy;   girls'    boarding, 

R   C  ,  Sister  Maiy  A  Burke,  Superior,  2064 

Main 
Nichols   School,    boys'   day,    non-sect  ,    eat 

1892,    Joseph    Dana    Allen,    Headmaster, 

Am  h  erst  and  Colvin  Streets 

Talk     School      2412     Mam     St  ,     Man     H 

Lewis,  Principal 
St    Bridget's  Academic   School,    prep  ,    co- 

ed ,  R    C  ,  Sister  M    Evangelist,  Superior 

St  Joseph's  Collegiate  Institute;  boys' 
boarding  and  day,  prep  and  bus  ;  R.  C  , 
est  1861,  Rev  Brother  Thomas,  F,  S 
C,  Principal,  1238  Mam 

St    Margaret's   School,    girls'    boarding;    P 

E  ,   est.   1884;   Eva  Macintosh   Davidson, 

Prin,   C64  Franklin 
St.  Mary's  Academy  and  Industrial  Female 

School,  girls'  boarding,  R    C  ,  Odillia  St 

Pieire,  Principal 
St.    Marys    Academy,    girls'    boarding,    R 

C  ,  Mars  Hanley,  Prm  ,  135  Cleveland 

Training  School  for  Teachers,  city  normal, 
co-ed  ,  citj,  est  189b,  Byron  H  Heath, 
Principal,  Delaware  and  Mohawk 

University  of  Buffalo,  schools  Buffalo  Law 
School,  College  of  Pharmacy,  Dental  De- 
partment; Medical  Department,  Chas.  P 
Norton,  A.  B.,  Chancellor. 

University  of  Buffalo,  College  of  Pharmacy, 
phar  ;  co-ed  ;  est.  1886;  Willis  G  Greg- 
ory, M  D,  Dean 

University  of  Buffalo,  Dental  Department, 
dent  ,  co-ed.,  est  1891,  Daniel  H.  Squire, 
D.  D.  S,  Dean,  Goodrich,  near  Main. 

University  of  Buffalo,  Medical  Department, 
med  ,  reg  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1845,  Thomas  H 
McKee,  M  D,  Dean,  24  High  St 


Caledonia,   Livingston   Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Charles  Menzie 

Sec  Bd   Educ  —  L  C  Brownell 

Principal    High    School  —  Frank    C     Shaw 

Cambridge,  Washington  Co,  pop.  1,528. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  John  L    Hunt 
Principal  High   School  —  John  H.  Kingsley 

Camden,  Oneida  Co.,  pop.  2,170. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  —  L  P  Haviland. 
Sec   Bd    Educ—  J  T   Pritchard. 
Principal   High    School  —  Maurice   Olmstead 
Supv     Music    and    Drawing  —  Mildred    Olm- 
stead. 

Canajoharie,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.   2,273 

Pres  Bd  Educ.  —  Stafford  Wasber. 
Sec.  Bd  Educ  —  John  McLaughlin, 
Principal  High  School  —  Job*  Jft  Cook. 


Canandaigua,  Ontario  Co.,  pop.  7,217. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — W    H    Knapp 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    S    Sleght 
City  Superintendent — Luther  N    Steele 
Principal  High  School — E    H   Lomber 
Sup*    Music — Lulu  M    Curtis 
Manual  Tiaimng — F    D    Butler 
Domestic  Science — M    E    McClure 
Domestic  Art — Mrs    Mack  Smith 
Drawing — E    C    O'Neil 
Agriculture — F    N    Lathrop 

Canandaigua  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  pub- 
lic, Luther  N  Steele,  Pres. 

Cana&tota,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  3,247. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H.   G    Germed. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ — R.  D.  Sweet. 
City  Superintendent — E.  H.  Rider 
Principal   High    School — Edward   H.   Rider 
Supv    Music — Miss  Church 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Biay 
Physical  Culture — Kathryn  Wilcox. 
Drawing — Ethel  Fowler. 
Penmanship — Miss  Hogan 

Canisteo,   Steuben  Co.,  pop.    2,259. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Hon    A    W    Burrell 
Sec    Bd.   Educ — E    C    Hunter 
Principal  High  School — W    C    Crouch 
Supv    Music — Louise  K    Mills 
Domestic  Science — Amy  Brasted 

Canton,  St.  Lawrence  Co.,  pop   2,701. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  H    Bowers 
Sec    Bd.   Educ — C    J    Perkins. 
Supt    &  Prin.  H    S. — S    C    Sumner. 
Music  &  Drawing — Gertrude  Ketcham 

New  York  State  School  of  Agriculture,  St 
Lawrence  University,  agric  ,  state,  co- 
ed,, Herbert  E  Cook,  Director 

St  Lawrence  University,  comprises  the 
College  of  Letters  and  Science,  Theologi- 
cal School,  Law  School,  Brooklyn  Law 
School,  Brooklyn,  and  New  York  State 
School  of  Agriculture,  co-ed;  Univ.;  est 
1S58,  Fiank  A  Gallup,  M  A,  President 

St  Lawrence  University,  Theological 
School,  theol.,  men;  Umv  ,  est  1858; 
John  Murray  Atwood,  D  D  ,  Dean 

Cape  Vincent,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  1,155. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — S    W.   Gordon 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Roy  H    Allen 

Principal  High  School — R   L   Van  Scoten 

Cannel,  Putnam  Co.,  pop.  588. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — Ellsworth  Fowler 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Henry  Dykernan 
Pnncipal  High  School — C    F    Sherman 

Drew  Seminary  for  Young  Women,  girls' 
boarding,  M.  E  ,  est  1866;  Robert  J. 
Trevorrow,  D  D.,  President 

Carthage,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  8,663. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — A.  B    Carter. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — L.  D   Thompson. 
City  Superintendent — S.  L.  Howe. 
Principal  High  School—Sherman  L    Howe 
Supv.  Mua   and  Draw.— Beatrice  Tibbits. 


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Carthage — continued 
Domestic  Science — Madalene  Roach. 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y — Clara  M    Butler. 

Augustiman  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R    C  , 
est     1885,    Sister    Mary   Beatrice,    Prm 

Castleton,   Rensselaer  Co.,  pop.   1,396. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — Silas    Cai  gon 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — William  Rate 

Principal  Union   School — Stanley  S.   Rice 

Catskill,  Greene  Co,  pop.  5,296. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Dr    P    C    Clark. 

Sec.  Bd    Educ  — W.  S    Sherman. 

City  Superintendent — Edwin  C.   Hocmer 

Prin.  High  School — Harriett  D.  Jackson. 

Supv.  Mus    and  Draw — Margaret  E    Place. 

Domestic  Science — Frances  M    Wood 

Commercial — Evangeline   Bartlett 

St    Patrick's  Academy,  prep  ,  boys,  R    C  , 
Rev    William  P    Fitzgerald,   Pres 

Cattaraugus,  Cattaraugus  Co,  pop.  1,165. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — A     A     Bird 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A.  M    Mowry. 
Piincipal  High  School — J    E    Lovenguth 
Music  and  Drawing — Ruth  Hall 

Cazenovia,  Madison  Co,  pop.  1,861 

Pies     Bd     Educ  — P     H.    Donnelly 
Sec     Bd     Educ. — Katherme    Nash 
Principal  High  School — George  D.  Bailey 
Supv    Music — George  D    Bailey. 
Manual   Tiaining-— Homer  Jenkins. 
Dom    Sci    &  Draw — Helena  M    Condon 
Pen'ship  &  Com'l— Miss  M    A    Everets 

Cazenovia  Seminary,   prep  ,   co-ed.,   Meth 
est    1824,    C    D.    Skinner,   Pres 

Center  Moriches,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Principal  High  School — F   S   Van  Derwater 

Centerport,   Suffolk   Co,   pop.   470. 

St     Anthony's    School,    boys'    boarding,    R 
C  »  Bi  other  Ferdinand,  Prin 

Champlaln,  Clinton  Co,  pop.  1,280 
Principal  High  School — Lyruan  C    Hunt 

Charlotte,  Moturoe  Co.,  pop.  1,938. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — G    Bert  Allen. 
Sec   Bd    Educ. — John  M    Keon 
City   Supt    and  Prin    H    S.— R    L.  Butter- 
field 

Supv.   Mus    &  Draw —Edna  A    Rice. 
Commercial — Charles  W   Hamilton 

Chateaugay,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,045. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — E    S    Duffy 
Sec    Bd    Educ— T   J   FItzpatrick 
Prm    High  School — Irving  Gladstone. 
Music  and  Drawing — Mildred  Wallace 

Chatham,  Colombia  Co,  pop.  2,251. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Frank  H.  Wood; 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H.  N    Park 
City  Superintendent — Stanton  B   Smith 
Principal   High   School— Claude  L.    Moss 
Supv    Music — Bather  Trumbull. 


Chautauqua,  Chautauqua  Co.,  pop.  575. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    C    Taylor 

Sec    Bd    Educ— R    I    Park 

Cit>  Supt    &  Pun    H    R — George  R    Raynor 

Chautauquan  Institution ,  correspondence 
and  summer  school,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
est  1874,  Aithui  E.  Bestor,  Director 

Chazy,  Clinton  Co  ,  pop.  610. 

Pies  Bd  Educ — Orin  E  Winkler 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — J  Fletcher  Gilbert 
Prin  Union  School — George  R  Mott 

Chester,  Orangre  Co.,  pop.  1,210. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — A    R    Conklin. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Joseph  Hughes 
Principal  High  School — Hugh  N    Garwood 

St  Columbia's  School,  R.  C  ,  Rev.  J.  A. 
Maloney. 

Cliff  Haven,  Clinton  County. 

Catholic  Summer  School  of  America;  sum- 
mer school,  co-ed  ;  R.  C  ,  est.  1892,  Rt 
Rev  J  P  Chidevick,  D  T> ,  President 

Clifton  Springs,  Ontario  Co..  pop.  1,600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    A    DeGraw. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    J.  VanDyne 

Supt    &  Prm    H    S — Charles  E    Temple 

Supv    Mus    and  Draw. — Lulu  M    Wood. 

Clinton,  Oneida  Co ,  pop    1,236 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    W    Roberts. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    P    Osborne. 
Principal   High  School — Earl   P    Walkirt 
Supv.   Mus    and  Draw. — Ethel  F.  Davis 

Hamilton  College,  coll.;  men,  non-sect  , 
est.  1812,  Rev.  M.  "Woolsey  Stryker,  D. 
D,  LL  D,  President 

Clyde,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  2,695. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    C    Horton 

Principal   High  School — George   R.   Bodley 

Cobleakill,  Schoharie  Co.,  pop.  2,083. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Irving  Van  Voris 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — S.  H.  Van  Ness 
City  Supt    and  Prm    H    & — E3    D    Hewes 
Supv    Mus.  and  Draw. — Laura  Sarvay 

Coeymans,  Albany  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Piincipal  High  School — C    M    Smith 

Cohoes,  Albany  Co.,  pop    24,709. 

Pres    Bd    Educ —William  D   Boswell. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Elmer  E    Bell 

City    Superintendent — Edward   Hayward. 

Principal  High,  School — Charles  B   Wheeler 

Rupv    Music — A.  B   Targett 

Di  awing — Clara  Brown 

Commercial — Mary  E    Besus 

Sacred  Heart  Academic  School,  prep  ;  co- 
ed ,  R  C  ,  L.  A  Lavigne,  Principal. 

St  Bernard's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R 
C  ;  Rev.  Thomas  S.  Keveny,  Prin. 

St  Patrick's  Academic  School,  prep ; 
boys,  R.  C.;  Rev.  Leo  O'Haire.  Pres. 

Cold  Springs,  Putman  Co.,  pop.  2,549. 

Prin   Haldane  High  School— L,  H   Rockwell 


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Cooperst<v\vn,  Otsego  Co.,  pop.   3,484. 
Pics    Bd     Educ — TVilllam  L    McEwan 
riff    Bd    Educ  — Prank  B    Shipman 
City  Superintendent — John  B    MeManus 
Principal  High   School— -M    J    Multer. 
Rupv  Music  &  Drawing — Elizabeth  A   Pi  me 

Corinth,  Saratoga  Co.,  pop.  2,166. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — William  C    Randall 
S<^c    Bd    Edur  — Chailcs  Pitts 
Pun   High  School — De  Forest  E    Brane 
Supv    Music — Sel'na  L,adzmski 
Domestic   Science — Mildiod  Brown. 
Drawing — Alicft  Brown 

Corning,  Steuben  Co.,  pop.  13,730. 
District  Xo.  0 

Pres    Bd    Educ — "William  E    Gorton. 

Sec.  Bd    Educ. — L.    R.  Hunt. 
Supt    &  Prm    H    & — Hannibal  H    Chapman 

Supv    Mus.   and  Pen'ship — Ada  Hutching. 

Manual  Training: — Adelle  Higgins. 

Drawing — Anne  Walker. 

Commercial — Martha  Baldwin. 
District  No.  13 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — M    C    Butler 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    A    Rej  nolds 

Supt    &  Pi  in    H    S— A    M    Blodgett 

Corning  Free  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed,;  pub- 
lic, Hannibal  H.  Chapman,  Prln. 

Cornwall-on-Hudson,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — A    B    Jaeger 
Sec     Bd     Educ — George   J    Horobrin. 
Pimcipal   High  School— Tohn  F    Thompson 
Supv    Music — Janet  Mailler 
Man    Tr    &  Drawing — Ethel  Buchenberger. 
Domestic   Science — Emma   B    Ward 
Commercial — Catharine   Miller. 

Bard  Hall,  military;  for  young  boys;  Man- 
agement New  York  Military  Academy. 

Cornwall  Heights  School;  boys'  boarding; 
non-spct  ,  est  1867;  Carlos  H  Stone,  Ph. 
D,  Headmaster. 

New  Toik  Military  Academy,  boys'  board- 
ing, non-sect.;  Col.  Sebastian  C.  Jones, 
Prm 

Stone  School,  boys*  boarding;  non-sect.; 
est.  1867,  Allan  E  Duerr,  A  B,  Head- 
master 

Cortland,  Cortland  Co ,  pop.  11,504. 

Chairman  Bd    Educ  — M    E    Sarvey 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    E    Smith 
City    Superintendent — -F.   E.   Smith 
Frin    High  School — Ferdinand  E    Smith 
Supv    Music — Manetta  P    Marsh 
Domestic  Science — Emma  Sarvay. 
Di  awing — Ella  Vosburg 
Pen'ship  &  Com'l — John  W    Ballaid 

Cortland  Business  Institute,  bus  and  sten., 
est.  1894,  Louis  E  Edgecomb,  Prin. 

Cortland  Conservatory  of  Music,  music, 
co-ed  ,  Burt  L,  Bentley,  Director 

State  Normal  and  training  School,  nor- 
mal, state;  co-ed.;  est  1869,  Harry  De 
Groat,  Ph  D.,  Prin. 


Coxsackie,  Greene  Co,  pop.  3,494. 

Pie*    Bd    Educ — L    A    Wai  ran 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    Ralph  Church 
Principal  High  School — H    S    Fisher 
Supv    Mus    and  Draw  — Mae  D    Link. 

Cuba,  Allegany  Co.,  pop    1,556. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    N    Renwick 
Principal  High  School — Ford  S    Park 

Dannemora,  Clinton  Co.,  pop.  1,146. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Frederick  Chappel 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —Charles  D    Van  Orden 
Principal   High  School — Margaret   Burke. 

Dausville,  Livingston  Co.,  pop.  3,938. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Fiank  J    Blum 
Principal   High  School— John   M.   Foster. 

Delhi,  Delaware  Co.,  pop    1,736. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — H    J    Hewitt 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W   \V    Honeywell 
Principal  High  School — Stanley  S   Kilkenny. 

Delaware  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ;  est  1819,  Stanley  S.  Kilkenny, 
Prin 

Depew,  Erie  Co,  pop.  3,921. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — J   H.  McCarthy. 
Sec  Bd  Educ. — S.  Jay  Chart. 

Principal    High  School — J    Fred  Whitford 
Supv    Mus.  and  Draw. — Irene  Crane. 
Stenography — Rose  M,  Kelcher. 

Deposit,  Broome  Co.,  pop.  1,864. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    D    Gumming 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    E    Scott 
Puncipal  High  School — F    W    Bailey. 

Dexter,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  1,005 

City  Supeimtendent — Burt  W    Alverson 
Principal    High  School — Bert   W.   Alverson 
Supv    Music — Haniette  Brainard 
Di  awing — Addie  B    Alverson 
Commercial — Margaret  I    Baker 

Dobbs  Ferry,  Wastchester  Co.,  pop.  3,455. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  P    McClelland 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — Sylvester  L    Storms. 
Principal  High  School — B    M.  Sheppard. 
Music  and  Drawing — Miss  L    F    P&ikei 
Domestic   Science. — Miss  Mabel  Moggr 
Man    Tr    and  Phy    Cult — A    H    Du  Flon 
Commercial — Ellen  Wightman 
Penmanship — C   T    Swanson 

Master's  Boarding  and  Day  School;  girls' 
boarding,  non-sect  ,  The  Misses  Mas- 
ters, Prins. 

Dolgeville,  Herkimer  Co.,  pop.  2,685. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Walter  Menge 
Puncipal  High  School — A    E    Stukey 

Dover  Plains,  Dutchess  Co.,   pop.  662. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ.^T.   A.   Hanna. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — G    T    Record 

Principal  High  School— Bayard  Matthews. 


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Dryden,  Tompkins  Co ,  pop.  709. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    D    Ross 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — B    S    Weyant 
Principal   High    School — Earl   Burch 
City  Superintendent — John  Bigelow. 
Dom    Sci    &  Draw — Earl  Burch 
Doxn    Scl|  &  Draw — Mildred  Wheat 

Dunkirk,   Chautauqua  Co ,  pop.  17,221. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — B.  D.  Warner. 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — J    A.  Weidman. 

City  Superintendent — Frederick  R    Darling 

Principal  High  School — IB    P.  Fowler. 

Supv.  Music — Mrs   M    E.  D.  Sperra, 

Manual  Training — Mr   Cauley 

Domestic  Science — Elizabeth  West. 

Physical  Culture — C.  A.  Metzler. 

Drawing — Mary  E    Goodell. 

Penmanship — C.   A.  Jones. 

Com'l  and  Stenog*y — W.  B.  Curtis. 

St    Mary's   Academy,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,   R    C. 
est    1894,   Sister  Frances  Clare,   Superior 

East  Aurora,  Erie  Co.,  pop.  2,781. 
Prm    High  School — Harry  Warren  Mead 

East  Bloomfield,   Ontario  Co.,  pop.  875. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Harry  G    Chapin 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Peter  A    Spitz 
Principal  High  School — F    A    Ne^vhall. 
Supv    Music — Ellen  Wheeler 

East  Hampton,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    D    Hedges 

Principal  High   School— William  M    Wood 

East  Rochester,  Monroe  Co.,  pop.  2,398. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L   B    Tuttle 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — George  Mclnerney. 
Principal  High  School — Louis  E    Bird 
High  School  Prec — Harriet  E.  Leiser. 
Supv    Mus    and  Draw — Lillian  Murray 

East   Springfield,  Otsegro  Co.,  pop.   190. 

East    Springfield    Academy,    prep  ,    co-ed  , 
non-sect  ,  Randolph  F    Clark,  Prln 

East  Syracuse,  Onondagra  Co.,  pop.  3,274. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    E    Richardson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  Burnett 
City  Supt  and  Prm   H   S  — Delmar  E   Haw- 
kins 

Elbridge,   Onondaga   Co.,  pop.   549. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    S    Brown 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    A    Brown 
Pnncipal  High  School— Chailes  H    Owen 

EllenvIIle,  Ulster  Co,  pop    3,114. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— M    E    Clark. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — H.  W.  Coons. 
City*  Superintendent— W.  Floyd  Harris. 
Principal  High   School — Rollin,  W    Thomp- 
son 

Supv    Mus    and  Draw — Norlnne  Cowan 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y— Bertha  Colburn. 

Elmira,  Chemung  Co.,  pop.  37,176. 

Pres   Bd    Educ. — John  P   Kelly 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Asher  J.   Jacoby. 
City  Supeiintendent — Asher  J    Jacoby 
Principal  High  School — Francis  R    Parker. 
Supv    Music — Mary  F.  Mack. 
Vocational— C    J    Merchant. 


Elinira— continued 
Domestic   Science — Helen   C    Smith. 
Primary — Marion   E    Tobey 
Physical  Culture — Marion  E    Pierce 
Drawing — Martha  G   Berry. 
Penmanship — T    W.   Emblem. 
Commercial — John  E.  Nichols. 
Stenography — Kathryn  Carr. 

Elmira  College  for  Women,    coll  ,   women, 

non-sect  ,  est    1855,  John  B    Shaw,  LL  D, 

President 

Elmira  Business   Institute,   bus    and  sten  ; 
est    1858,   Burton   C.   Meeker,   President 
Elmira     Training     School,     noimal;     coed; 

non-sect  ,   city,  est    1895,  Esther  E    Sat- 

terlee,   Principal 

Esopns,  Ulster  Co.,  pop.   240. 

Redemptorist  Seminary,  theol  ,  men;  R  C.; 
est  1867,  Rev.  John  G  Kissner,  C  S. 
S  R,  Rector. 

Faiiport,  Monroe   Co.,  pop.  3,112. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    M    Mason 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — C    W.  Butler. 
Principal  High  School — John  Lee  Hopkins 
Supv    Music — Eliza  E    Stearns. 
Drawing — Irene    G.    Posthill. 

Falconer,  Chantamjna  Co.,  pop  2,141. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — O     T     Wiborg 

Sec.   Bd.  Educ — F    R    Ford 

Principal  High  School — Hiram  J  Baldwin 

Supv    Music  &  Draw  — Lucy  Beardsley 

Fayettville,  Onondagra  Co.,  pop.  1,481. 

Principal  High  School— L   T    Wilcox 

Fishkill,  Dutcness  Co.,  pop.  3,902. 

Principal  High   School — Addie  E    Deveson. 

Caswell  Academy,  boys'  boarding,  military; 
non-sect.,  Thomas  L.  Kennedy,  A.  B., 
Prin. 

Thomas  Home  School,  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ;  William  Nelson  Thomas,  Ph.  D., 
Prin. 

Wilson  School  for  Boys;  boys'  boarding-,  P. 
E  ,  Theodore  N.  Denslow,  Principal. 

Fonda,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.   1,100. 

Principal  High  School — Webb  H    Edwards. 

Fordham,  Station  New  York  P.  O. 

Fordham  University,  St.  John's  College; 
coll  ,  men;  R  C  ,  Rev  Joseph  C  Mulry, 
S  J,  Pres. 

Fort  Edward,  Washington  Co.,  pop    3,762. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Thomas  F.  Adriance. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — E    O    Boucher. 
City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — Franklin  Barber. 
Supv.  Music  &  Draw — Jessie  E    Jenks 

Frankfort,  Herkimer  Co.,  pop.  3,303. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Thomas    Honohan 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — Oscar  Wegner  « 

Principal   High   School — B.    C    Van   Ingen. 
Supv.   Music — Clara   Hulburt 
Drawing— Elizabeth  Wist 


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Franklin,  Delaware  Co.,  pop    473. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — T    B    Warner 
Sec     Bd     Educ — G     H     Martin 
Rupt     Schools — M     G     Nelson 
Prin    High   School — G    W    Leith 

Delaware  Literary  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
public.  George  W.  Leith,  Prm 

Franklimille,    Cattaraugrns    Co,    pop     1,568 

Ten  Broeck  Free  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
public,  C  H  Dje,  Principal 

Fredonia,  Chautauqua  Co.,  pop    5,285 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Albert  C    Man 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — Harry  Espy 

City  Superintendent — William  B    Blaisdell 

Supv  Music — Mrs  Abbie  Walker 

Domestic  Science — Jessie  Beckwith. 

Drawing— Martha   Husted. 

State  Normal  and  Training  School,  normal, 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1868,  Myron  T  Dana, 
Pd  D  ,  Principal. 

Freeport,  Nassau  Co,  pop    4,836. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Robert  H    Hunt 

Sec    Bd.   Educ. — Francis  Morse 

City  Superintendent — Ward  C    Moon 

Piincipal  High  School— Herbert  B.  Arthur 

Supv     Music — Ruth    Speir 

Pnmax  j — Laura   Gillmore 

Drawing— Melissa  C    Quinlan. 

Penmanship — Etta  M.  Johnson. 

Com'l  and   Stenog'y — Leslie  E     Osterhaudt. 

Friendship,  Allegany  Co.,  pop    1,818. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F.  H.   Graham. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Harry   Blossom. 
Superv    Prin — R    E    Baldwin 
Supv    Music — Cora  Barber 

Fulton,   Oswego  Co.,  pop.  10,480. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — L    C.  Foster. 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — J.  R   Fairgrieve. 

City   Superintendent— James   R.    Fairgrleve 

Principal   High   School— L     Dudley  Wilcox. 

Supv.  Music— E    Alta  Thompson. 

Manual    Training — Jesse   Law  ton 

Drawing— Nancy   C.    Cook. 

Coxn'l  and  Stenog'y— Eva  Jane  Watigh. 

Fultonville,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  900. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — James  Burr 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — Henry  Kling 
Piincipal  High  School — John  W.  Jacox 

Garden  City,  Nassau  Co.,  pop.  581. 

St  Mary's  Cathedral  School,  girls*  board- 
ing, P  E.,  Miss  Miriam  A  Bytel,  Prin- 
cipal. 

St  Paul's  Cathedral  School,  boys'  board- 
ing, P  E  ,  William  R.  Marsh,  A.  M , 
Headmaster  ' 

Geneseo,  Livingston  Co.,  pop.  2,067. 

New   York   State   Normal    School,    normal; 
state-  co-ed  ;  est.  1871;  James  V.  Sturges, 
"M    A.,   Ph    D,   Principal. 

Geneva,  Ontario  Co.,  pop.  12,446. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ.— C.  W.  Rice. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J.  W.  Mellen. 


Geneva — continued 

Citj  Supt   &  Pnn    H  S  ~C  S  Schermerhom 
Supv   Music — Arthur  Pyne. 
Man   Tr   and  Draw — Carrie  R.  Harmon* 
Drawing — S    Louisa   Cook 

Barclay's  Business  Institute,  bus   and  sten  , 

est    1897,    B     C     Barclay,    Principal. 
De  Lancey     Divinity     School,     coll  ,     Rev. 

Thomas  B    Berry,   M    A ,   Warden 
Hobart    College,    coll  ;    men,    F     E  ;    est. 

1822,   Lyman   P    Powell,   LL,    D,   Pres. 
William     Smith    College,     Department     of 

Hobart  College,   coll  ,   women,   est    1908, 

Anna  Dudley  Blitz,  Dean 

Glen  Cove,  Nassau  Co.,  pop*  3,875. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    A    Coles 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  Dunn 

City  Superintendent — Albert   T.   Bouck. 

Principal  High  School — R    W    Sherman 

Supv     Music — Cornelia    Rhynabrager 

Manual    Training — F    B    Martin 

Domestic  Science — Rowena  Sill 

Drawing — Eva    G     Shanks 

Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Ella  M    Hayes 

Friends'  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Friends, 
F.  E  Willits,  Sec. 

Glens  Falls,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  15,243. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Fred  G    Fielding 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Charles  Bullard 

City    Superintendent — Elbert   W.    Griffith. 

Piincipal  High  School — Chestei  A    Moody 

Supv    Music — Mrs    H    B    Bridge 

Manual  Training — Hollis  H    Todd 

Domestic  Science — Mildred   R    Clark 

Drawing — Miss   Woddell 

Pen'ship    &  Com'l  — Maud   S    Richards 

Glens  Falls  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed.,  non- 
sect  ,  H  Mason  Brent,  Principal 

Haley's  Business  Institute;  bus.  and  sten  ; 
J.  W.  Haley,  Pres 

St  Mary's  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R.  C  ; 
Sister  M  Florentine,  Prin. 

GIoversvHIe,  Fnlton  Co ,  pop.  20,6413. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    Schuyler  Hewett 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Haivey  Van  Voris 
City   Superintendent— James   A    Estee. 
Principal    High    School — Ernest    L.    Merltt. 
Supv    Music — Emma  E    Devendorf 
Manual  Training — Wells  Aldnch 
Domestic  Science — Eunice  W   Doggett 
Draw     &   Pen'ship  — Amy    Smith 
Commercial — Ralph   Wiggins 

Gloversville  Business  School;  bus  and 
sten  ;  est.  1892;  A.  A.  Burr,  Principal 

Goshen,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  3,081. 
Pres   Bd    Educ — Joseph  Morritt 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ — Frank  Edwards. 
City  Superintendent — Montgomery  C.  Smith. 
Prin.   High   School — Montgomery  C.   Smith 
Supv.  Music — Marie  A.  Parker. 
Drawing — Irene    Chapman. 
Commercial — Julia    Can  icr 

Garr  Institute;  girls*  boarding;  R.  C  ;  Sla- 
ter Stanislaus  Kostka,  Superior. 

St  John's  Academic  School,  prep  ,  boys, 
R  C  ,  Rev.  P.  J.  Mahoney,  Pres 


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Gouvernenr,  St.  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  4,128. 

Fres    Bd    Educ  —  J    C    Dolan 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  D    G    Scholton 
Principal   High   School  —  Charles  W    Lewis 
Di  awing  —  Laura   M     Butler 


Gowanda,    Catturaugus    Co.,    pop., 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  John  D    Hallock 
Sec     Bd     Educ  —  Ward    J    Wilber 
Principal  High  School  —  C    G    Babcock 
Supv.   Music  —  Lucy   Phelps 
Domestic    Science  —  Louise    Hopkins 

Granville,   Washington  Co,  pop.  3,920. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Hiram.  J    Stevens 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  R     O    Owens 
Principal  High  School  —  R    E    Brown 
Supv    Music  —  Ruth   Huchms 
Domestic  Science  —  Lucille  Wyman 

Great  Neck,  Nassau   Co.,  pop.  1,450. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  —  H    H    O'Connor 
Principal  High   School  —  H    J.   Ackerman 

Burroughs    School,     boys'    boarding,     non- 
sect  ,  Charles  E    Burroughs,  Headmaster. 

Greene,  Chenango  Co.,  pop.  1,275. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  E    L    Page 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  F.   B    Skinner. 
Town  Superintendent  —  Jane  Schenck 
Principal  High  School  —  Clarence  Smith 
Supv.    Music  —  Anna    Skinner. 
Agriculture  —  Burleigh    Phelps 
Domestic  Science  —  Hazel  B    Bennett 
Drawing  —  Mabel   F    Dyke 
Commercial  —  Blanche   Peck. 

Greenport,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  3,089. 

Pres    Bd    Educ—  C    C    Miles 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  L    F    Terry 

Principal    High    School  —  Seward   S.    Travis 

Music  &  Drawing  —  Miss  Van  Deusen 

Greenwich,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  2,814. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  —  C    H    Van  Ness 
Principal  High  School  —  C.   L.  Mowrey 

Groton,  Tompkins  Co.,  pop.  1,260. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  B    S    Whitman. 
Sec    Bd    Educ—  Dr    R.   C.  Tarbell. 
Principal  High  School  —  Harold  V  Loomis 
Supv    Music  —  Miss  Jessie  Mann. 
Commercial  —  Bessie    Hughes. 

Hamburg:,  Erie  Co.,  pop.  2,134. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  C    E    Eno 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  A    L    Stratemeier 

City    Superintendent  —  William   Kronenburg 

Principal   High   School  —  A.   H.   Downey, 

Hamilton,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  1,689. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  H.  H    Hawkins. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J    W    Hurn 

Principal  High   School  —  G    F    Barford. 

Colgate   University  ;    coll.;   men,   non-sect., 

eat    1819,   Elmer  Burritt  Bryan,   LL.   D, 

President 
Hamilton    Theological     Seminary,     Colgate 

University,  theol  ;  men,  Bapt  ;  Rev   John 

F    Vichert,  D  D,  Dean 


Hammondsport,   Steuben  Co ,   pop.   1,254. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — L    J.    Masson. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    Y    Rose 

Principal  High  School — W    A    McConnell 

Supv     Music — Miss   Hortense   "Wadsworth 

Di awing — Miss  Rodella   Carpenter 

Hancock,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.   1,329. 

Pres     Bd     Educ. — I     "W     Seymour 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    W    "Wagner. 
Principal  High  School — Hem>  J    Shailei 
Drawing— Mary    Tumsden 
Commercial — Ethel    L.    Newman 

Harrison,   Westchester   Co.,  pop.   1,000. 

Principal   High   School — George  U    Hill 

Heathcote  Hall;  boarding  and  day  school 
for  young  boys,  A  Delaney  Ayrault, 
A  B ,  Head-master. 

Hartwick,    Otsego    Co.,    pop.    1,000. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — Fied  B  Sheldon 
Sec  Bd  Educ — J  Arthur  Andrus 
Principal  High  School — A.  H  Pratt. 

Hartwick  Seminary  P.  O ,  Otsego  County. 

Hartwick  Seminary,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Luth  ; 
est  1797,  J  G  Traver,  A.  M ,  D  D, 
Prin. 

Hartwick  Seminary,  Theological  Depart- 
ment, theol.;  men,  Luth  ;  Alfred  Hiller, 
D  D ,  Chairman 

Ha&tings-on-Hndson,  Wehtehester  Co  ,  4,552. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — F    Ri   Lyman 

Prin    High   School — W    Wallace   Bullock. 

Haverstraw,  Rockland  Co.,  pop.  5,669. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Everett  Fowler 
Sec     Bd     Educ — W     Watson    Archer 
City  Supt    &  Pirn    H.  S — L    O.   Markham 
Supv    Music — Mary   Cleary 
Domestic  Science — Anna  G    Wetzel 
Physical    Cultuie — Lena    F    Johnson. 
Penmanship — Monica  L    Hall 
Com'l  &  Stenog*y — Rose  A    Brown, 

Hempstead,  Nassau  Co.,  pop.  4,964. 
Pres    Bd.  Educ — Dr    C    H.  Ludlum. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    W    Brierley 
City  Superintendent — J    T    P    Calkins 
Principal  High  School — John  G    Wlntsch 
Supv    Music — Marlon   E.    Hebbard. 
Manual  Training — D    D    Gurnee. 
Drawing — Mary  E    Powell. 
Com'l  and  Stenosr'v — E   It.  Hoke. 
Penmanship — Anna   B    Crowley. 

Hempstead  Institute,  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect. ,  D  Turner,  A  M ,  Prin. 

Herklmer,  Herkimer  Co.,  pop.  7,520. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    B    Mitchell 
Sec    Bd    Educ — James  H    Walrad 
City   Supt — George  M    Elmendorf. 
Prin    High  School— Marcella.  M    Foley 
Supv    Music — Cora  M    Jaquav 
Domestic   Science — Katharine  Kinne. 
Drawing — Rose   M    Acker. 
Penmanship — Elizabeth    Fagan 
Commercial— B    Hiram  Mattlngly. 
Manual  Training — James  K    Dederick 


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Herkimer — continued 

Folts'  Mission  Institute,  theol  and  kind  , 
M  E  ,  est  1893,  Rev.  Charles  E  Town- 
send,  Principal 

Highland  Falls  Trade  School,  manual 
training;  Indus t  ,  trade 

Highland,   Ulster  Co.,   pop.   1,570. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  — H    J    Pratt 
Sec     Bd    Educ — D     H     Memtt 
Pimcipal    High    School — Edwin   Maish 

Highland  Falls,  Orange  Co ,  pop   2,470. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Charles  Braden 

Sec     Bd    Educ — J     Denna 

Principal   High   School — S    Taj  lor  Johnson 

Lady  Cliff  Academy;  girls'  boarding,  R  C  , 
Sister  M.  Margaret,  Superior 

Hogansburgr,  Franklin  Co ,  pop.  290. 

Pies    Bd.  Educ— A    C    Hill 

City  Suptermtendent — Volney  J    Ellis 

Hogausburg  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  *  Mary  P  McGarr,  Prin. 

Holley,  Orleans  Co.,  pop    1,679. 

Prin.  High  School — Fayette  W    Van  Zile 

Homer,  Cortland  Co.,  pop.  2,695. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — E    H    Hastings 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    E    Ogden 
Homer  Academy   and  Union   School,   J    M 
Round,   Prin 

Honeoye,  Ontario  Co.,  pop.  394. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — George  Deyo 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Harry  Briggs 

Pun    High  School — William  "W    Pingrey 

Hoosiek,   Rensselaer   Co.,  pop.   388. 

Hoosac  School;  boys'  prep  ,  non-sect  ;  est 
1899,  Rev  Edward  Dudley  Tibbits,  D 
D ,  L  H  D ,  Rector 

Hoosiek  Falls,  Rensselaer  Co.,  pop.  5,532. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — William  J    Hyland 
Sec    Bd    Educ — James  M    Carpenter 
City   Superintendent — Clyde  L.    Harvey 
Prin.    High    School — Earle   Montgomery. 
Supv   Music — Edith  Richardson. 
Drawing — Alice    T.    Coseo 

Dewey  School;  day  school  for  children, 
co-ed  ,  Mrs.  J.  M.  Dewey,  Principal 

St  Mary's  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  R  C  , 
J  M.  Fleming,  Prin 

Hornell,  Steuben  Co.,  pop.  13,617. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Don   L    Sharp 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — Floyd  C    Green. 
City  Superintendent — F   R   Neild 
Principal  High  School — Clarence  Greene, 
Supv   Music — Rush  B   Martin. 
Manual  Training — Orla  Hardie. 
Domestic  Science — Clara  E.  BardnelL 
Drawing? — Elma  Hewry. 

Hcrnellsville  Business  and  Shorthand 
School,  bus  and  sten  ,  J.  E  B  Santee, 
Pres. 

St  Ann's  Academic  School;  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
R  C.;  Francis  J  Naughten,  Prin. 


ITorseheads,  Chemung  Co  ,  pop    1,778. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — C    L.    Hathawaj 
Sec    Bd     Educ — Aichie   Matthews 
Principal    H'gh    School — O    T    Butler 
IMusic  &  Dialing — Alice  M    Casey 

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Hougrhton,  Allegany  Co.,  pop.  121. 

Wesleyan  Methodist  Seminary,  theol ,  coll. 
and  prep  ,  boarding,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est 
1884,  James  S  Luckey,  President 

Hudson,   Columbia  Co  ,  pop.   11,417. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    R    W.   Evans 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — C    S    Williams 
City    Superintendent — Charles    S     Williams. 
Principal   High   School — Guy   P     Davis 
Supv.  Mus    and  Draw — Florence  Rose 
Manual   Training — Mildred  Sibley. 
Domestic    Science — Lilian   Randall. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Everett  S    Hewes. 

St  Marys  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  R.  C  , 
Sister  M  Bertilla,  Superior 

Hudson  Falls,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  5,189* 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Preston  Paris. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    L    Sawyei 
City  Superintendent — Geoige  A    In  grails 
Principal  High  School — Willard  B    Eddy 
Supv.   Music — Edith   McLaughlin 
Manual  Tiammg — Raymond  Jeiiett 
Domestic  Science — Evelyn  M    Ferris 
Draw   and  Pen'ship — Gertrude  H.  Mason. 

Himtmgton,   Suffolk  Co.,  pop.   5,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    W    Sammis 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    S    Bryant 

City  Supt     &  Prin    H    S  — Robert  K    Toaz 

Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Winifred   Hubbel. 

Manual  Training — Ruth   S    Hopkins 

Commercial — William   H    Higbie 

Stenography — Alice    Driesbaugh 

lUion,  Herkimer   Co  ,  pop.  6,588. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — J    E    Bi  ennan 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — A    H     Sumner 
City  Superintendent — H    M    Schwartz 
Prin.  High  School — TL,oretta  O    Douglas 
Supv    Music — Mary  Hulbert. 
Drawing — Helena  B.  Pfeifer. 
Commercial — Flora   M    Martin 

Irvington,  Westchester  Co.,  pop.  2,319. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Robert  G   Abercrombie 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Dr     Cazroll   Dunham 
City   Supt    &  Prin    H    S — Fred  J    Bierce 
Supv     Mus     &   Draw — Theresa    E     Thorn- 
bury. 

Man    Tr    &  Phy    Cult — R    H    Passmore 
Domestic   Science — Marion   S    Roy 
Penmanship — Elizabeth    F     Glenville 
Com'l   &   Stenog'y — Miss   Belcher 

Kyle  School,  boys*  military,   est    1890,   Dr 
Paul  Kyle,  Superintendent 

Islip,  Suffolk  Co,  pop.  1,735. 

Pres.   Bd    Edue — Eugene  R.   Smith. 
Sec     Bd     Educ — George    B     Hanford 
Principal   High    School — Floyd   Hurlbut. 
Supv.  Mus    &  Draw  — Joyce   C    Houghton. 
Penmanship — Bessie    W.    Payne. 
Com'l   &   Stenog'y — Helen  M    Dayton 


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Ithaca,   Torapkins    Co.,   pop.    14,802. 

Pies    Bel    Educ — A.ithui  B  Biooks 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — F    D    B<ry  nton 

City   Supt     &   Prin     H    S  — F    D    Boynton 

Cascadilla  School,  boys'  boarding-,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1876,  W  D  Funkhouser,  A  B, 
Principal 

Cornell  University,  comprises  the  Gradu- 
ate School,  College  of  Arts  and  Sciences, 
of  Law,  Medical  College,  New  York  State 
Veterinary  College,  New  York  State  Col- 
lege of  Agriculture,  College  of  Architec- 
ture, of  Civil  Engineering,  and  Sibley 
College  of  Mechanical  Engineering  and 
Mechanic  Arts,  co-ed  ,  non-sect.,  est. 
1868,  Jacob  Gould  Schurman,  LL.  D, 
President 

Cornell  University,  College  of  Architecture, 
tech.,  co-ed  ,  non-sect.,  Clarence  A.  Mar- 
tin, F  A  I  A ,  Dean 

Cornell  University,  College  of  Arts  and 
Sciences,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1868, 
Edward  Leamington  Nichols,  Ph  D , 
Dean 

Cornell  University,  College  of  Civil  Engi- 
neering; tech  ,  men,  non-sect  ,  Eugene 
Elwin  Haskell,  C  E,  Dean 

Cornell  University,  College  of  Law;  law, 
co-ed  ,  est  1887,  Ed\\in  H  Woodruff, 
Dean 

Cornell  University  School  of  Education, 
normal  training,  George  P  Bristol,  Ph 
D  ,  Dean 

Ithaca  Commercial  School,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1910,  W  B  Carhart,  Prin 

Ithaca  High  School,  boys'  prep  ;  non-sect  , 
est  1874,  F  D  Boynton,  Prin 

New  York  State  College  of  Agriculture, 
Cornell  University,  agriculture,  dairy  in- 
dustry, animal  and  poultry  husbandry, 
home  economics,  rural  art,  forestry,  land- 
scape design,  and  nature  study,  co-ed  , 
non-sect  ,  est  1868,  Beverly  T  Gallowaj, 
Director 

New  York  State  College  of  Agriculture,  De- 
partment of  Forestry,  professional 
course  in  Forestry,  Walter  Mulford, 
B  S  A ,  Professor. 

New  York  State  Veterinary  College,  Cor- 
nell University,  vet  ,  men,  est.  1896, 
Veranus  A  Moore,  V  S ,  Dean 

Sibley  College  of  Mechafnlcal  Engineering 
and  the  Mechanic  Arts,  Cornell  Univer- 
sity; courses  in  mechanical,  electrical  and 
mining  engineering,  men,  non-sect  ;  Al- 
bert W  Smith,  M  M  E,  Director 

Sturgis  School,  boys'  boarding;  non-sect; 
est  1907,  Cony  Sturgis,  A.  B.,  Prin. 

Wyckoff  Phonographic  Institute,  The,  bus 
and  sten  ,  est.  1867,  Mary  A.  Adsitt, 
Mgr. 

Jamestown,    Chantauqua   Co.,   pop.   31,297. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  T    Falconer 
Clerk  Bd    Educ — Mildred  R.  Falconer 
City  Superintendent — Rovillus  R.  Rogers 
Principal  High  School — Milton  J    Fletcher 


Jamefttoitn  —  con  tmuerl 
Supv     Music  —  Frederic    E     Bottsford 
Manual   Training  —  D     Earl    Stilson 
Domestic  Science  —  Mary  E    Fletcher 
Drawing  —  Blanche   H    Woodford 
Pen  ship   and    Com'l  —  M    May    Buggs 
PMsical  Tultuio  —  MeUm  M    Madclock 
Penmanship  —  Carrie  L.  Young 

Jamestown  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten  —  est.  1887,  H  E  V  Porter,  Pres 

Johnstown,    Fulton    Co  ,    pop     10,447. 

Pies     Bd     Educ  —  Donald    Fiasei 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  John  E    Hagadorn 
City   Superintendent  —  Erie   L     Ackley 
Pnncipal   High   School  —  O     E     S\vanson 
Supv    Music  —  Marion  Axtelle 
Dialing  —  Alma  D     Hall 
Penmanship  —  W    B    Carhait 
Domestic  Science  —  H     Leigh  Hunt 

Keeseville,  Essex  Co  ,  pop.   1,835. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  William  H    Tmdale 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  F    M    La  Duke 
City   Supeiintendent  —  J    W    Bl.ickman 
Principal  High  School  —  J    W.   Blackmail. 

Kenmore,  Erie  Co.,  pop.  1,020. 

Pies    Bd    Bduc  —  Fred  B    Ebeihardt 
Se<.    Bd    Educ  —  Fied  D    Andiews 
Prm    High  School  —  Frank  C   Densbeiger 
Music   &  Diavung  —  Anna  B    James 

Kenwood,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  610 

Female  Academy  of  Sacred  Heart,  girls' 
boarding,  R  C  ,  Madam  Teresa  Dikovicb. 
Supei  101 

Kenka  Park,  Yates  Co.,  pop.  150. 

Keuka  College  ,  coll  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect.  ,  est. 
1802,  Joseph  A  Serena,  Pres 

Kingston,  Ulster  Co.,  pop.  25,908. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  —William  C    DeWitt. 
Sec    Bd    Educ.—  M.  J    Michael. 
City   Superintendent  —  Myron  J.   Michael 
Principal  High  School  —  C.   K.   Moulton 
Supv    Music  —  Miss  M    Paulding. 
Physical   Culture  —  Cathron    Schoonmaker. 
Drawing  —  Grace  White. 
Penmanship  —  Margaret  Mulligan. 

Chust  Chuich  School,  boys'  boat  ding,  P  B  , 
est  1800,  Rev  J  Moiris  Coeri,  Rector. 

Spencer's  Business  School;  bus  and  sten  , 
est.  1889:  Charles  L.  Kelly,  Prin. 

Lackawanna,  Erie  Co.,  pop.  14,549. 

Pies    Bd    Bduc  —  Nicholas   Egan. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  John   Monaghan 
City  Superintendent  —  A    H   Mathewson 
Prin    High   School—  William  C.  Fayetto 
Penmanship  —  Beitha  S    Bivinfc 


George,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  632. 

Principal  High  School—  Morris  Hewitt 

Laltemont,  Yates  Co.,  pop.  150. 

Star  key  Seminary;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  board- 
ing; Christian;  est  1839,  Martyn  Sum- 
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Lake  Placid,  Essex  Co,  pop    1,682. 

Principal  Hitth  Sc  huol — \V    L    AVf  st 

Lake  Placid  School,  boys  prep  ,  non-sect  , 
John  Hopkins,  Prin 

Lancaster,  Erie  Co  ,  pop.  4  364 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — Dr   J   G.  Miller. 
SVr     B<1    Educ  — T*     7    Knapp 
l*it\    ^upetmtendent — H    A    Dann 
Principal    High    School — P    J     Zeilman 
Domestic  Science — Ellen  Ream. 
Supv    Mus    and  Draw — Adeline  Griffith 
Mcinuil    Tx  iming — WaltM    Wannamaker 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y — Ruth  DeWitt. 
St.  Mary's  High  School,  prep  ,  R    C  ,   Sis- 
ter M    Hyronma,  Superior 

Larchmont,  Westchester  Co,  pop.   1,958. 

Supt    of  $<  hoois — G.  J    Me  Andrew 

Manor  School  for  Girls,  girls'  "boarding, 
P  E  ,  est.  1900,  Miss  Hall  and  Miss 
Huntmgton,  Principals 

Lawrence.  Nassau  Co ,  pop.  1,189 

Pies    Bd    Ecluo — Fianklm  B    Loid 

Sec    Bd     Educ— N.   J    Pettit 

-upt    &.  Pun    H    H — C    C    MacDonald 

Supv    Music  &  Pbjs    Cult— Prances  Avery 

Drawiaar — Edith.     Buckenberger 

Com'l   &   Stenog'y — Roger  G    Banndyne 

Le  Rov.  Gevesee  Co.  pop.  3,771. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — William  C    Donnan. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J.  B    Gellette 
City   Superintendent — William  M    Dunn. 
Principal  High  School — William  M    Dunn. 
Supv    Music  &  Draw — Frances  La  Poite 
Manual  Training — C.  Gordon  Ryther 

Lefltershire,  Broorae  Co.,  pop     3,775. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — W    M    Whitcomb 

Sec.  Bd    Educ— J    J    MacDavitt 

City  Superintendent — Frank  M.  Smith 

Principal  High  School— Frank  M    Smith, 

Supv    Music — Miss  Helena  L    Clarke. 

Man   Tr.  &  Draw. — Miss  E   Van  Valkenberg. 

Le  wist  on,  Niagara  Co.,  pop.  3,231. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  C    Brasser 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Fiederick   Murphy 
City   Superintendent — W    D    Wisner 
Principal  Union  School — Sidney  Maicus 

Liberty,  Sullivan  Co.,   pop.  2,072. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    S    Pa>ne 

See    Bd     Educ  — D    Brisco 

Prm    High  School — William  C    Gieenawalt 

Lima,  Livingston  Co.,  pop.  866. 
Genesee  Wesleyan  Seminary,  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
M    E  ,   est    1830,  Earl  D    Shepard,  Prin- 
cipal 

Genesee  Wesleyan  Commercial  School,  bus 
and  sten  ;  est.  1832,  A.  E.  Matthews, 
Director. 

Lindenhnrst,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  1,675. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — G   W   Iimisch 

Prin    Union  School — Edward  W   Bower 

Uttle  Falls,  Herkimer  Co.,  pop.  18,273. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — James  G    Burney 
Sec   Bd    Educ. — Henry  C.  Jones 


I     Little  Fall*— continued 

City    Superintendent — John    DeCarap 
Principal  High  School — Louis  A   Thayer 
hupv     Mufeir — Maiy   E     Hdi^ht 
Manual  Training — Henry  Kolligg 
Domestic  Science — S    Edna  Bush 
Drawing — Katherme  Jennings 
Commercial — Helon    Fulmer 

St  Mary's  Academy  girls'  boarding,  R  C  , 
E  A  OConnoi,  Puncipal 

Little  Valley,  Cattaraugns  Co ,  pop.  1,368. 

Principal  High  school — Robeit  O    rtch\\an 

Lockport,  Niagara  Co ,  pop    17,970. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Eugene  H    Fence 

Fee    Bd    Educ  — William  J    Moran 

City   Superintendent — Emmet   Belknap 

Pnntipal  High   School — Edmund  M    Evans 

Supv    Music — Douglas   A     Smith 

Manual   Tiainmg — Clarence  K    Wicker 

Domestic  Science — Geitrude  W    Brush 

Drawing — Peail  G    Cautlee 

Penmanship — Vernon    R     Lee 

Commercial — Oscar  W    Burgess 

Elp     &   Kinder gai  ten — Frances   E     Putnam 

Bettinger  Business  Institute,  bus  and 
sten  est  1905,  Lucius  P.  Bettinger, 
Principal 

Conservatory  of  Music,  O  W  Halstead,  Di- 
rector 

Lockport  Business  Institute,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1898,  J  Franklin  Ryan,  Pres 

St.  Joseph's  Academy  and  Industrial  Fe- 
male School  ,  girls'  boarding,  H  C.,  Sis- 
ter M  Laurence,  Supenor 

Locust  Yaller,  Nassau  Co  ,  pop.  580. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Bemamin  W    Downing 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  A    Davis 
Town   Superintendent — Tames   S    Cooley 
Supv    Music — Angela  Morey 
Manual  Training — Lerov  M    Warner 
Domestic  Science — Beitha  Whiting 

Friends'  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Friends, 
est  1876 ;  Nelson  A.  Jackson,  A.  B  ,  Prin 

Lowvllle,  Lewis  Co.,  pop.   2,940. 

Prea    Bd    Educ— William  J    Milligan. 
Sec   Bd   Educ — L    Charles  Davenport 
City  Superintendent — William  F    H    Breeze. 
Principal  High  School— W    F    H    Bieeze. 
Supv    Music — Agnes   Keegan 
Manual    Training — Elisha    W     Thurston 
Domestic    Science — Carolyn   D     Steele 
Physical    Culture — Percy    Robertson 
Drawing — Jessie  Ausinger. 

Lowvillc  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  J  public; 
William  F.  H  Breeze,  Ph.  D,  Prin. 

Lvons,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  4,460. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Louise  B    Sweeting, 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    J    Smith 
City  Superintendent — W    H    Kmney 
Principal  High  School— W   H.  Kttmey. 
Drawing — Sarah  E   Veeder 
Supv    Music — Nellie  E    Grant 
Manual  Tiaming — Maude  Dailor. 
Com'!  and  Pen'ship — Margretta  Jones 


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Malone,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  6,467. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    E    McClary. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  — George  J    Whipple 
City    Superintendent — R     M     Northup 
Principal  High   School — Fred  Engelhardt. 
Supv    Mu&ic — Parah  Sajles 
Drawing — Blanche    Sanford 
Commercial — William    Curtis 

Franklin    Academy,    prep  ;    co-ed  ,    public, 

William  F  Meirill,  Principal 
St      Joseph's    Academy,     prep  ,     girls    and 

young  bojs,    R     C  ,    Mothei     M      Angela, 

Supeuof 

Mamaroneck,  Westchester  Co.,  pop.  5,699. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John  F    Hunter.  M    D 
Clerk  Bd    Eduo — Chailes  M    Bmgham 
City  Superintendent — George  J    McAndrew 
Principal  High  School — Elwood  W    Shafer 
Supv    Music — F    Oolwell  Conklin 
Domestic  Science — Pamelia  J    Hopkins 
Di  awing — Mdrt?aiet  Jennings 
Manual  Aits — Edwaid  F    Gieeman 

Trinity   School;  boys'    boarding,    non-sect.; 
est,  1913,  Rev  L    T    Cole,  Headmaster 

Manlms,  Onondaga  Co.*  pop.  1,314. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Ivan  C    Cioss 
Pros   Bd   of  Educ — Beit  Van  Biocklm 
Town  Supeimtendent — E    E    McDowell 
Puncipal  High  School — W    L    Neuton 

St    John's  Military  School,  boys'   boarding; 

military     P    E  ,    est    186  9,   Gen.  William 

Verbeck,    A     M ,    President 
Verbeck  Hall,  military  school  for  younger 

boys,    management    St      John's    Military 

School 

Marathon,   Cortland    Co.,  pop.    1,079 

Pies   Bd    Educ — Thomas  E    Shields 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J   W    Livingston 
Principal  High  School — A    H    Corel! 

Marion,  Wayne  Co ,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd   Educ  — R    W    Sweezev 
Principal  High  School — Aithur  H    Bates 

Marlon    Collegiate    Institute,    prep,    co-ed  , 
non-sect. ,    Lewis    Hosea    Clark,    A     B , 

Massena,  St.  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  2,951. 

Pres    Bd    indue — L    C    Button 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Joseph  H    Clark 

Town  Directoi — C    D    Tiacv 

Town  Dnector — M    J    Steams 

Principal  High  School — D    Howard  Naylor 

Mattawan,  Dutchess  Co.,  pop.  6,727. 

Pros    Bd    Educ  — Ernest  Macombei 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Georgo  Dubois 
City  Supeimtendent — Geoiga  Dubois 
Principal  High  School — Prof   Bennett 
Penmanship — Hannah    S    Lewis 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Harriett  C    Ayers 

Mattituck,  Suffolk  Co ,  pop.  890. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— B    C    Kirkup 
Sec    B<1   Educ — A    L    Downs 
Prin   Union  School — A    M    Jones 


May \ille,   Chautauqua  Co  ,  pop.   1,122. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Ne\\ ton  Lincoln 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — August  Anderson 
Puncipal  High  School — Henrj  C    Schuetz 
Supv    Music — Mary   A     Bond 

Mechanics\ille,  Saratoga  Co.,  pop.  6,634. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — A    C    Kn&kein 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    B    Blakeman 
Cit\    bupeuntendent — Geoige  F    Hall 
Pnn.    High    School — Margaret    B.    Ackart 
Supv    Music — Winifred   G    Isaac 
Diaw    and  Pen'ship — Cecelia  McGinty 

Medina,  Orleans  Co.,  pop.  5  833. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — F.  M    Poler. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — M.   J    Whedon. 

City  Superintendent — Paul  R    Merriman 

Principal  High  School — C   E    Greene 

Drawing — Helen  Sheiviood 

Domestic  Science — Pearl  Boynton 

Supv   Music — Winifred  Clark 

Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Gracia  Haight. 

Mexico,  Osweffo   Co.,  pop    1,233. 

Pi  es    Bd     Educ  — R    H    Baker 
Sec     Bd    Educ  — Mrs    F    Munson 
Academy  and  High  School — A    W    Benson, 
Pun 

MidtHeburg,  Schoharie  Co.,  pop.  1,114. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — George  L    Danfoith 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  Mann 
City    Supt — Wellington    E     VanWormer 
Puncipal  High  School — J   H   Leneker 

MIddleport,  Niagara  Co  ,  pop.  1,530. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — H    A    Wilmot 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — L    A    Jones 

Supt    &  Pun   H    S — James  P   Armstiong 

Music  &  Dialing — Anna  E    Moyei 

Domestic  Science — Hattie  A    Kittredge 

Middletown,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  15,313. 

Pies    Bd   Educ — Geoige  A    Swayze 
Sec    Bd    Bdup — Geoige  II    Wengenroth. 
City   Superintendent — James  F    Tuthili. 
Principal  High  School — William  A    Wilson 
Supv    Music — Mary  M   McShane 
Di  awing — Esther  A    Bensley 
Manual  Training — Alice  M.  South  worth 
Physical  Training — Edman  M    Massee 
Domestic  Science — Juanita  Mills 
Commercial — C    D    Dumbauld 

HendricX's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Miss  Har- 
riet L  Hendrick,  Principal. 

Middletown  School  of  Commerce,  bus  and 
sten  ,  John  B  Van  Gelder,  Principal. 

Middletown  School  of  Telegraphy,  co-ed  , 
A  D  Lake,  Principal 

Ramsdell  School,  bus  and  %sten  ,  est  1895, 
William  C  Ramsdall.  President 

Ursulme  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R.  C  , 
est.  1865;  Mother  M.  Loretta,  Superior. 

Millbrook,  Dullness  Co ,  pop.  1,136. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — P.   H    Keaver 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  Pingiy 
Prin.  Htgh  School— William  R.  Anderson. 
Supv    Music — George   Musgrove. 
Bennett   School   for  Girls;    girls'   boarding, 
non-sect  ;   Miss  May  F.  Bennett,  Prin 


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le,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  1,844. 

Fres    Bel    Educ — Solomon  LeFevcie 
Sf*c    Bd    Educ  — William  D   Kellj 
Supervising    Pnn  — Samuel    D     McClellan 
Supv    Music — Katherme  McGowan 

Mohawk,  Herkimer  Co,  pop.  2,079. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Jaspei  D    Fitch 
Principal  High  School—Harvey  N.  Holmes 

Mofaegan  Lake,  Westchester  Co.,  pop.  87. 

Billings'  School,  Miss,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect.,  est  1890;  Miss  Louise  Billings, 

Mohegan  Lake  School,  boys'  boarding;  mili- 
tary, non-sect  ,  est  1880,  Albert  B.  Lin- 
der,  A  M  ,  Pnn. 

Monroe,  Orange  Co.,  pop    1,105. 

Pnn   High  School — Wallace  J   Braman 
Mackenzie    School,    boys'     boarding,     non- 
sect  ,     James     C      Mackenzie,     Ph      D , 
Director 

Monticello,   Sullivan  Co.,  pop    1,971. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    M    Scriber 
Sec    Bd.   EJuc — Martin   LaTourette 
Principal  High  School — Leon  Q    Biooks 
Supv     Music — Nenah    Ostrom 
Manual  Training — F    L    Smith 
Domestic    Science — Florence    Miller 
Phjsieal    Culture — F     L     Smith 
Drawing — Mrs    Frances  Ramsey 
Pen'ship,    Com'l   &  Stenog'y — Carolyn   Cox 

Montour  Falls,   Schuyler  Co.,  pop.   1,308. 

Cook  Acadeim  ,  boys  boaiding,  mil  ,  est 
18711,  Emil  Hanke,  B  S,  Pi  in 

Moravia,  Cajnga  Co.,  pop.  1,324. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — Chai  les  S   Mead 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    Ms  i  a  Wheat 
Town  Superintendent — Henry  Greenfield 
Principal  High  School— Fred  L    Pitts 

Moriah,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  1,400 

Sherman  Collegiate  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed., 
non-sect  ,  Arthur  Chamberlain,  Principal 

Morrisville,  Madison  Co  ,  pop.  500. 

New  York  State  School  of  Agncultui  e , 
co-ed  ,  est  1913,  F  G  Helyar,  Director 

Mount  Kisco,  Westchester  Co,  pop.  9,802. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — Charles  B  Gregory 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — F    J    Carpenter 
Pimcipal  High  School — Ezra  W  Benedict 
Supv.  Music — Edith  Gilmon 
Domestic    Science — Grace    S     Wilcox. 
Physical    Culture — Mabel    E     Wiggins 
Drawing — Helen   L    Bull 

Mount  Morris,  Uvingston  Co.,  pop.  2,788. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — Mom  oe  Baker 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — Tiffany   Barnard 
Principal  High  School— F    C    Miller 
Supv.  Mus    &  Diaw — Miss  Bishop 
Commercial — Hazel    Johnson 

Mount  Vcrnon,  Westchester  Co.,  pop.  30,919. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Ossian  H   Lang 
Sec    Bd    Educ— rE.  Q    Bienvenn 
City  Superintendent — W.  H   Holmes 
Principal  High  School—A.  B    Davis. 
Supv   Music — Thomas  W.  Sturgeaon. 


I    Mount  Vernon — continued 

1      Manual  Tiainmg — Hush  H    Ste^ait 

Physical  Culture — William  H    Geer 

Drawing — Rose  O    Eddy 

Commercial — C    O.  Thompson. 

Lockwood    Collegiate   School;    girls,    prep  ; 

Miss   Lockwood,    Prin 
Sherman's  Business  School,  bus    and  sten  , 

est.   1894,  Charles  F    Sherman,  Prin 

Naples,  Ontario  Co.,  pop   1,093. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— D    H    Maxfleld 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    E     Koby 
Pimcipal  High  School — William  C    Noll 
Supv    Mus    &   Draw — Miss  Steele 

New  Berlin,   Chenango  Co.,  pop.  1,114. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Henry  M    Sackett 
Sec     Bd     Educ — C     B     Dakin 
Prm    High   School — R    Andrew  Emerson 
Pen' ship   &   Com'l — Grace   Amsden 

I    New  Brighton,  Richmond  Co,  pop.  16,892. 

Prm     Curtis  High   School — D     D     Feldman 

Botsford  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect,  L  H.  Botsford,  Prin 

Staten  Island  Academy:  prep.;  co-ed.,  non- 
sect  ,  Frank  R.  Page,  Prin. 

St  Peter's  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  R  C  , 
Sister  M  Madeline,  Superior. 

New  Hartford,  Oneida  Co.,  pop.  1,195. 

Pi  es  Bd  Educ  — George  L  Lasher 
Sec  Bd  Educ — Charles  R  Coppel 
Principal  High  School — H  D.  Hopkins 

New  Paltz,  Ulster  Co.,  pop.  1,350* 

State  Normal  School,  nor,  co-ed,  state, 
est  18S5;  John  C.  Bliss,  A.  B  ,  Ph  D, 
Prin 

New  Rochelle,  Westchester  Co.,  pop.  98,867. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — Edward  E   Paul 
Sec   Bd.  Educ. — Grace  B   Pine. 
City   Superintendent — Albert  Leonard. 
Piincipal  High  School — Walter  D   Head 
Supv    Music — George  H    Foss 
Drawing — Mrs    Mary  G    Guggs 
Manual  Training — G    Glenn  Newell. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Harriet  E    Ball 
Physical  Culture — Florence  G-    Bissett. 
Penmanship — William  C    Wallace. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Jeanette  Hall. 

Beckwith  Out-of-Door  School,  for  small 
children,  Mrs  Beckwith,  Principal. 

College  of  New  Rochelle,  coll  ;  women; 
R  C.,  est  1904;  Rev.  M.  C.  O'Farrell. 
Pres. 

Merrill  School,  girls'  boarding;  non-sect; 
est  1906,  Mrs  Winmfred  Edgrerton  Mer- 
rill, Ph  D,  Principal,  Davenport,  Neck. 

New  Rcchelle  School  and  Kindergarten; 
prep  ,  co-ed.,  Miss  Thornton,  Prin. 

Payson  School,  girls'  boarding,  Miss  Mary 
L.  Payson,  Principal. 

Ursuline  Academy,  "The  Castle";  girls' 
boarding;  R.  C.,  est.  1897,  Mother  M. 
Ursula,  Principal 


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NEW  YORK  CITY 

Population,  5,333,537     Pupils,  elementary,  654,809    High  schools,  56,764. 

New  York  City  has  nearly  600  public  schools,  three  training  schools  for  teachers, 
three  vocational  schools,  and  three  truant  schools  The  Board  of  Education  consists 
o±  46  members  appointed  by  the  Mayor  for  teims  of  five  yeais.  This  Board  appoints 
the  various  officials  who  look  after  the  details  of  the  city's  educational  system  The 
City  Superintendent  is  assisted  by  8  Associate  Superintendents,  who  form  the  Board 
o±  Superintendents  The  Board  of  Superintendents  is  in  turn  assisted  in  the  work  of 
school  inspection,  etc ,  by  26  District  Supenntendents.  In  the  elementary  schools 
there  are  1,368  men  and  16,346  women  teachers,  in  the  high  schools,  976  men  and 
1,001  women  teachers  In  the  evening  schools  (high  and  elementary),  there  are 
2,554  teachers 

BOARD    OF   EDUCATION 

WILLIAM  G   WILLCOX,  President  .     .    .  Park  Ave  and  59th  St.,  Manhattan 

JOHN  WHALEN,   Vice-President Park  Ave.  and  59th  St.,  Manhattan 

A  EMERSON  PALMER,  Secretary  .  .  Park  Ave  and  59th  St ,  Manhattan 

DEPARTMENT  HEADS 

PATRICK  JONES,  Superintendent  of  School  Supplies  .  .  Park  and  59th,  Manhattan 
C.  B  J.  SNYDER,  Supeuntendent  of  School  Buildings  .  ..  Park  and  59th,  Manhattan 

H.  R   M   COOK,  Auditor,  Bureau  of  Audit  and  Accounts Manhattan 

ALBERT  SHIELS,  Director  Division  of  Reference  and  Research.  ...    .  Manhattan 

H.  M.  LEIPZIGER,  Supervisor  of  Lectures         Manhattan 

C.  G-  LELAND,  Superintendent  Bureau  of  Libraries        ...         Manhattan 

BOARD  OF  SUPERINTENDENTS 

WILLIAM  H.  MAXWELL,  City  Superintendent Park  Ave.  and  59th  St.,  Manhattan 

JOHN  H.  HAAREN,  Associate  Superintendent  8615  Ft  Hamilton  Parkway,  Brooklyn 
EDWARD  B.  SHALLOW.  Associate  Superintendent. .  .  .  .1090  Dean  St,  Brooklyn 

JOHN  H.  HAAREN,  Associate  Superintendent  .  680  St  Nicholas  Ave.,  Manhattan 
G.  STRAUBENMULLER,  Associate  Superintendent  .  .  169  W  88th  S,t ,  Manhattan 
CLARENCE  E.  MELENEY,  Associate  Superintendent  .  .  509  E.  16th  St ,  Brooklyn 

WM.  L.  ETTINGER,  Associate  Superintendent 561  W.  161st  St.,  Bronx 

JOHN  H  WALSH,  Associate  Superintendent.  .  8502  Ft.  Hamilton  Ave,  Brooklyn 
WILLIAM  MCA.NDREW,  Associate  Superintendent. 2758  Kingsbridge  Terrace,  Manhattan 

CITY  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

WM.  H    MAXWELL,  City  Superintendent Park  Ave  and  59th  St ,  Manhattan 

J.  H.  PITTS,  Head  Clerk     Park  Ave  and  59th  St.,  Manhattan 

T.  E.  BUSSEY,  Secretary  to  Board  of  Superintendents Manhattan 

B.  R.  BUCKINGHAM,  Chief  Statistician     Park  Ave  and  59th  St.,  Manhattan 

DISTRICT   SUPERINTENDENTS 

J.  S  ROBERTS,  Districts  1  and  9 21  Beekman  Place,  Manhattan 

CECIL  A  KIDD,  Districts  2  and  S 15  E.  llth  St.,  Manhattan 

W.  A.  BOYLAN,  Districts  4  and  5          94  W.  162d  St ,  Manhattan 

I.  E.  GOLDWASSER,  Districts  6  and  7 141  W.  lllth  St.,  Manhattan 

MRS  RUTH  G.  McGrRAY,  Districts  8  and  12  .     .          . .   .119  W.  71st  St.,  Manhattan 

WILLIAM  J  O  >SHEA,  Districts  10  and  11 145  W.  88th  St ,  Manhattan 

HENRY  W.  JAMESON,  Districts  13  and  15 2040  Seventh  Ave,  Manhattan 


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DISTRICT    SUPERINTENDENTS    (Continued) 


JOSEPH  II  WADE,  Dist i  icts  14  and  18 
JAMES  LEE,  Distncts  16  and  17. 
J  P  CONROY,  Distncts  10  and  22 
C.  E   FRANKLIN,  D&tnccs  20  and  21 
JOHN  DWYER,  Distncts  23  and  21  . 
J  S  TAYLOR,  Dist  i  icts  25  and  26 
JOHN  GRIFFIN,  Districts  J7  and  29     .. 
J   M   EDSALL,  Distncts  28  and  30 
J  J   McCABB,  IHstncts  SI  and  3i 
B  VEIT,  Districts  32  and  36 
GRACE  C  STRACHAN,  Dist  i  icts  33  and  35 
\V.  A   CAMPBELL,  Distncts  37  and  38     . . 
C.  W  LYON,  Distncts  39  and  40 
ARTHUR  C  PERRY,  Districts  41  and  42 
E.  D.  SHIMER,  Distncts  43  and  44.     . 
J.  J  REYNOLDS,  Distncts  45  and  46 


454  W  153d  St ,  Manhattan 
456  W   141st  St ,  Manhattan 
167  W  94th  St.,  Manhattan 
99  Claremont  Ave ,  Manhattan 
456  W   153d  St ,  Manhattan 
2275  Loring  Place,  Bronx 
45  Lefferts  Place,  Brooklyn 
8418  22d  Ave,  Brooklyn 
614  St   Mark's  Ave,  Brooklyn 
Healy  Ave ,  Far  Eockaway,  L.  I. 
1115  Ocean  Ave ,  Brooklyn 
304  Washington  St ,  Brooklyn 
2410  Clarendon  Road,  Brooklyn 
. .      .     163  Macon  St ,  Brooklyn 
104  Union  Ave,  Jamaica 
732  Jefferson  Ave.,  Brooklyn 


EDWARD  W  STITT,  District  Superintendent  Vacation  Schools,  Playgrounds,  Rec- 
reation Centers    ..  .605  W  179th  S*.,  Manhattan 

H.  E.  JENKINS,  District  Superintendent  Evening  Schools  5  Sheridan  Square,  Manhattan 

DARTTIN  L  BARDWELL,  District  Superintendent  High  Schools 

.  ..131  St.  Mark's  Place,  New  Brighton 


DIRECTORS  OF  SPECIAL  SUBJECTS 

KINDERGARTEN     Fanniebelle  Curtis,  Director;  Luella  Palmer,  Assistant;  Jane  H. 

Nicholson,  Assistant. 

Music-  Frank  R.  Kix,  Duector,  O.  H  Gartlan,  Assistant  Director. 
DRAWING    James  P.  Haney,  High  Schools;  Frank  H  Collins,  Elementary  Schools 
PHYSICAL  TRAINING.  C  Ward  Oampton,  Director;  A  K  Aldinger,  Assistant;  Jessie 

H.  Bancroft,  Assistant;  Josephine  Beiderhase,  Assistant 
SETTING-  Mrs.  Annie  L.  Jessup,  Manhattan,  Bronx  and  Richmond;  M.  L.  Hutchinson, 

Brooklyn  and  Queens 

Coo    ING-  Mrs.  Mary  E.  Williams,  Director. 
SHOPTVORK  (Elementary  Schools) :  Walter  S.  Groodnough,  Director. 
BUREAU  OF  COMPULSORY  EDUCATION:  J.  W.  Davis,  Director;  O.  H.  Chatfield,  Asst. 
PLAYGROUNDS  AND  RECREATION  CENTERS  :  May  H  Beattys,  Inspector. 
CLASSES  FOR  THE  BLIND      Frances  F  Moserip,  Inspector 


PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS 


Manhattan 

De  Witt  Clinton  High  School,  59th  and  10th 

ave  ,  Francis  H    J    Paul,  Principal 
High   School    of  Commerce,    155   W.    65th; 

John  L   Tildsley,  Principal 
Julia  Hichman  High  School,  60  W   13th  St  , 

Arthur  M   Wolfson,  Principal. 
Stuyvesant  High  School,  15th  and  1st  Ave 

Ernest   R    von   Nardroff,    Principal. 
Wadleigh   High   School,   114th    St     and   7th 

Ave      Stuart  H    Rowe,   Principal. 
Washington    Irving    High     School,     Irving 
Place      William    McAndrew,    Principal 


The  Bronx 

Evander   Ohilds  High    School,    Randolph    & 

Beach,  Gilbert  S   Blakely,  Principal. 
Morris    High    School,     166th    and    Boston 

Road;  John  H.  Denbigh,  Prln. 

Brooklyn 
Bay  Ridge  High  School,  67th  &  Fourth  Ave 

Harry  A    Potter,  Principal 
Boys'  High  School,  Marcy  and  Madison  St 

James  Sullivan,   Principal. 

Madlson 


Commercial   High    School,    Albany,    Bergen 
&  Dean  Sts     William  Falrley,  Principal. 


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PI  BMC    HIGH    SCHOOLS— continued 


Brooklyn — continued 

Eastern  District  High  School,  Maicy  Ave 
&  Rodney.  William  T  Vlymen,  Prin- 
cipal 

Erasmus  Hall  High  School,  Flatbush  Ave., 
nr  Church.  W.  B  Gunmson,  Principal 

Girls'  High  School,  Nostrand,  Halsey  & 
Macon  William  L  Felter,  Principal 

Manual  Training  High  School,  7th  Ave  ,  4th 
&  5th  Sts  Charles  D  Larkms,  Prin- 
cipal 

Richmond 

Curtis  High  School,  Hamilton  Ave ,  New 
Brighton  D  D  Feldman,  Principal. 


Queens 

Biyant  High  School,  Radde  St  and  Wilbur 
Ave ,  Long  Island  City.  P  B  Demarest, 
Pi  mcipal 

Far  Rockaway  High  School,  Far  Rock- 
away  S.  J  Ellsworth,  Principal 

Flushing  High  School,  Sanford  Ave  ,  Flush- 
ing, John  H  Claik,  Principal 

Jamaica  High  School,  Hillside  Ave,  Ja- 
maica, L  I  T.  C  Mitchell,  Principal. 

Newton  High  School,  Elmhurst.  J  D. 
Dillmgham,  Principal 

Richmond  Hill  High  School,  Elm  St ,  Rich- 
mond Hill  I  N  Failor,  Principal. 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


MANHATTAN  BOROUGH 

Academy  of  Mt  St  Ursula;  girls'  boarding, 
R  C,  est  1854,  Mother  Maiy  Chripos- 
tom,  Directress,  Bedford  Park. 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  the  Blessed  Sac- 
rament, girls'  boarding,  R  C  ,  Sister  St 
Scholastlca,  Superior,  Stapleton 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  girls'  day, 
Madame  M  Raleigh,  Superior,  533  Mad- 
ison Ave. 

Alcuin  Preparatoiy  School,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  Blanche  Hnsch,  Pun,  W  86th 
St 

Alexander  Hamilton  Institute,  course  in 
modem  business  problems,  est  1909, 
Ralph  W.  Smiley,  A  B ,  Sec  ,  Astor 
Place 

All  Saints'  Academic  School  of  Manhattan; 
prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  O  ,  Sister  Mary  Leo, 
Principal,  1967  Madison  Ave 

American  Academy  of  Dramatic  Arts; 
drama,  co-ed  ,  est.  1884,  Franklin  H. 
Sargent,  Pres ,  Carnegie  Hall. 

American  Institute  of  Applied  Music;  mu- 
sic, est.  1900,  Kate  S.  Chlttenden,  Dean, 
212  W  59th 

Art  Students'  League  of  New  York,  art; 
est  1875,  R  H  Nisbet,  Pres,  215  W  57th 

Bangs  and  Whiton  School,  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect.,  est  1890;  Miss  Lois  A.  Bangs, 
Principal,  Riverdale  Ave  and  252nd 

Barnard  School  for  Boys,  prep  ;  boys,  non- 
sect.,  est.  1823,  William  Livingrston 
Hazen,  B.  A ,  LL  B ,  Head  Master,  West 
244th  St. 

Barnard  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect  ;  est  1897,  William  L.  Hazen, 
A  B,  Headmaster,  421  W  148th  St 

Barnard  School  of  Household  Arts;  domes- 
tic art  and  domestic  science;  est  1908; 
William  L  Hazen,  LL.  B  ,  Pres ,  226  W. 
79th 

Baron  de  Hirsch  Trade  School;  tech  ;  men, 
Jewish,  est.  1891;  J.  Ernest  G.  Talden, 
Supt,  222  Bast  64th  St 

Benjamin  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding, 
est.  1904,  Mrs  Maurice  C  Benjamin,  M 
A,  Prin.,  144  Riverside  Drive 


Manhattan. — continued 

Berkeley  School,  boys'  day,  non-sect; 
est  1880,  M  S  H  Unger,  A  M,  Head- 
master, 270  W  72nd  Street 

Berlitz  Schools  of  Languages,  languages, 
co-ed  ,  est  1878,  branch  schools  in  prin- 
cipal American  and  foreign  cities,  M  D 
Berlitz,  Head  Dixector,  1122  Broadway. 

Bible  Teachers'  Training  School,  theol  ,  co- 
ed ,  est  1900,  Wilbert  W  White,  Pres, 
541  Lexington 

Bird's  Bronx  Business  Institute,  bus  and 
sten  ;  est.  1900;  George  W.  Bird,  Pres, 
391  East  149th  Street 

Blake  School,  boys'  prep;  day,  non-sect, 
est  1883,  W,  C.  Cont,  Headmaster,  665 
Fifth  Ave 

Browning  School,   boys'   day,  non-sect  ;   J 

A    Browning,   Prfn .    29   W.    55th  St. 
Bryant  School  for  Stammering,  disorders  of 

speech  corrected,  est    1880;  Dr   Frank  A 

Bryant,    Director,    62   W.    40th   St. 
Carpenter    School,    boys'     day;    non-sect., 

est     1900,    H     M     Carpenter,    Prin.,    310 

West   End   Ave. 
Catholic  Institute  for  the  Blind,   Sister  M 

Bertrand,  Directress,  University  Ave 
Classical   School   for  Girls,    girls'   boarding 

and  day,   non-sect  ;   Mrs    Helen  M.   Sco- 

ville,  Prin  ,  2034  5th  Ave. 
Clason  Point  Military  Academy,  boys'  mil  , 

R      C  ,     est.     1S83,     Christian     Brothers, 

Westchester 
College     of    Mount     Saint    Vincent;     coll  , 

women,    R     C. ,    est.    1847,    Mother    Su- 
perior, 261st  St,  Mt    St    Vincent 
College    of    Dental    and    Oral    Surgery    of 

New  York,   dent  ,  non-sect  ;   co-ed.;  est 

1852,   C.   C    Cowl,  D    D.  S,   Dean,   302  E 

30th  St 
College   of  Pharmacy   of   the   City  of  New 

York;  phar  ;  co-ed  ,  est.  1829,  Henry  H 

Rusby.  Dean,  115  W.   68th  St 
College  of  St.   Francis  Xavier,   coll.;  men, 

R.   C  ;   est    1847 ,   Rev.    Joseph   H,   Rock. 

well,   S    J,  Freer.,   30  W    16th. 


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NEW    YORK 


Manhattan — continued 
College    ot    the    City   of   New   York,    univ  , 
citj  ,  men,  non-sect  ,  est    1849,  Sidney  E 
Mezes,    Ph    D,    Pies,    St    Nicholas    Ave 
and  139th  St 

Collegiate  School  for  Boys,  boys'  day; 
non-sect  :  est.  1638;  Arthur  Fiske  War- 
ren, A.  B ,  Prm  ,  241  W  77th  St. 
Columbia  Grammar  School,  boys'  day,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1764,  Benjamin  H  Campbell, 
Headmaster,  5  W  93d  St 
Columbia  University,  comprises  Columbia 
College,  faculty  of  Political  Science,  of 
Philosophy,  of  Pure  Science,  of  Fine 
Arts,  schools  of  Law,  Medicine,  Phar- 
macy, Mines,  Engineering  and  Chemis- 
try, Architecture,  Music,  Journalism; 
Barnard  College  (for  women),  and 
Teachers*  College,  non-sect  ;  est  1754, 
Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  LL  D ,  Presi- 
dent, 116th  and  Amsterdam 
Columbia  University,  College  of  Pharmacy, 
phar  ,  men,  est  1S29,  Henry  «Hurd  Rus- 
by,  M  D,  Dean,  115  West  68th  St 
Columbia  University,  Barnard  College; 
coll  for  women,  est  1889,  Virginia  C 
Gildei sleeve,  Ph  D ,  Dean,  119th  and 
Broadway. 

Columbia  University,  Faculty  of  Fine 
Arts,  arch,  mus ,  design,  co-ed,  non- 
sect  ;  est  1881;  F.  J  E.  Woodbridge, 
Dean 

Columbia  University,  College  of  Physicians 
and  Surgeons,  med  ;  reg.;  men,  est 
3807,  Samuel  W.  Lambert,  M.  D,  Dean, 
437  W.  59th. 

Columbia  University,  School  of  Mines,  En- 
gineering and  Chemistry,  courses  m  min- 
inmg,  civil,  sanitary,  electrical,  me- 
chanical, and  chemical  engineering,  men , 
non-sect  ;  Frederick  A.  Goetz,  M  Sc., 
Dean,  116th  and  Amsterdam 
Columbia  University,  School  of  Architec- 
ture, arch  ,  est  1882,  Austin  W  Lord, 
Director 

Columbia  University,  School  of  Law;  law; 
men,  est  1859,  Harlan  F.  Stone,  Dean, 
116th  and  Amsterdam. 

Columbia  University,  Schools  of  Political 
Science;  post  graduate;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1880.  Frederick  J.  E  Wood- 
bridge,  LL  D,  Dean. 

Columbia  University,  School  of  Journal- 
ism; co-ed.;  est.  1912,  Talcott  Williams, 
LL.  D,  Dean,  115th  and  Broadway 
Columbia  University,  Columbia  College, 
coll  ,  men,  non-sect  ,  est.  1754;  Fred- 
erick P.  Keppel,  Litt,  D,  Dean,  116th 
and  Amsterdam. 

Comstock  School;  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ;  est  1862,  Miss  Lydia  Day,  Prin- 
cipal, 62  E.  72nd 

Comstock  Music  School,  resident  and  day, 
Miss  Elinor  Comstock,  Director,  1000 
Madison  Ave. 

Cooper  Union;  courses  In  civil  and  me- 
chanical engineering,  art,  architecture, 
stenography,  telegraphy,  elocution,  day 
and  evening,  co-ed  ;  est  1854;  Charles 
R  Richards,  Director,  8th  St  and  4th 
Ave  i 


Manhattan — continued 

Cooper  Union  Woman's  Art  School,  art, 
women,  Frederick  Dielman,  Director 

Cornell  University  Medical  College,  reg  ; 
co-ed  ,  est  1898,  William  M  Polk,  M  D, 
Dean,  1st  Ave.  and  E  28th 

Cortina  Academy  of  Languages,  1600  Broad- 
way 

Cutler  School,  The,  boys,  est  1873,  non- 
sect.  ;  Arthur  H  Cutler,  A.  B ,  Ph  D , 
Principal,  49  E  61st  St 

Delancev  School,  girls'  boarding,  P  E  , 
Miss  A  Delancey,  Prm ,  301  W  98th  St 

De  La  Salle  Institute,  boys'  boarding,  R 
C,  est  1888,  Brother  Baldwin,  Princi- 
pal, 108  W  59th  Street 

Drake's  Schools,  bus  and  sten  ,  Tribune 
Bldg  ,  T  G  O'Brien,  Principal 

Durr  Institute  ot  Music,  294  Burnside  Ave  , 
Cail  Dun,  Director 

D^ight  School,  boys'  boarding,  non-sect  , 
est  1880 ,  Ertiil  B  Camerer,  A.  M ,  Prin , 
15  W  43rd  St 

Eagan  School  of  Business,  bus  and  sten  , 
Jno  J  Egan,  42nd  St ,  cor  6th  St. 

Eastman-Games  School,  bus  and  sten  , 
prep  ,  civil  service,  est  1892,  Henry  V 
Gaines,  Principal,  Lenox  Ave  and  123d 
Street 

Ethical  Culture  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
si-ct  ;  day,  est  1878,  F  C  Lewis,  Supt , 
Central  Park  West  and  63rd  St 

Fa\vcett  (Miss)  and  Hodge  (Miss)  School, 
girls'  day,  non-sect  ;  est.  1907,  127  E. 
61st  St 

Female  Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart, 
girls'  boarding,  R  C  ,  Mother  Mary 
Moian,  49  W.  17th  St. 

Finch  School,  girls'  boa*  ding,  non-sect  ; 
Mrs  Jessica  Finch  Cosgrave,  A  B ,  Prin- 
cipal, 61  E  77th 

Fordham  University,  comprises  the  Colleges 
of  Arts  and  Sciences;  Schools  of  Law,  of 
Medicine,  of  Pharmacy,  men,  R  C  ,  est 
1841,  Rev  Joseph  A.  Mulry,  S  J.  Presi- 
dent, Fordham,  P  O 

Fordham  University,  School  of  Medicine, 
med;  reg;  est  1905,  William  P  Healy, 
M  D,  Dean,  Bathgate  Ave.  and  Ford- 
ham  Rd 

Fordham  University,  School  of  Law,  men, 
day  and  evening,  John  Whalen,  LL.  D  . 
Dean,  140  Nassau 

Fordham  University,  College  of  Pharmacy, 
phar  ,  men,  est  1912,  Jacob  Diner,  M  D, 
Dean,  Bathgate  Ave  and  192d  St 

Franklin  School,  boys'  prep  ;  day;  non- 
sect  ;  Dr  Otto  Koenig,  Prm.,  18  W.  89th. 

Friends'  Seminary,  prep.,  day;  co-ed  • 
Friends,  est  1860;  Edward  B.  Rawson, 
Pd  M,  Principal,  226  E  16th  Street 

Froebel  Normal  Institute,  kind  training; 
women,  non-sect;  est.  1896;  B.  F. 
Chandler,  Registrar,  48  Irving  PI. 


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Gaffney  Shorthand  School,  123  W    125th  St 

Gardnei  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1857,  Miss  Louise  Eltinge, 
Prm  ,  607  5th  Ave 

General  Society  of  Mechanics  and  Trades- 
men School,  manual  training,  mdust.  and 
trade 

General  Theological  Seminary  of  the  Prot- 
estant Episcopal  Church  in  the  U.  S  , 
theol  ,  P  E  ,  men,  est  1817,  Very  Rev 
Herbert  M  Denslow,  D  D ,  President, 
Chelsea  Square 

Gorslme  School,  bus  and  sten  ;  est  1889, 
Charles  H  Gorslme,  Principal,  708  Lex- 
ington Ave 

Grace    Church    Choristers'     School;    music, 
boys,    P     E  ,     est      1894;     James    Morris 
Helfenstein,    Director,    802    Broadway. 
Graham    School    for    Girls,    girls'    boarding 
and.    day,    non-sect  ,    est.    1816,    Howard 
D     Miner,    Principal,    42    Riverside   Drive 
Grand   Conservatory   of   Music,    music;    co- 
ed ,    Ernst    Eberhard,    Mus.   D,    Director, 
113   W    85th   Street. 

Groff-Clark  School,  boys'  boarding  and  day, 
T  S  Clark,  Principal,  259  W  75th  Stieet 
Guilznant  Organ  School,  all  branches  organ 
music  and  tuning,  co-ed.,  est  1899, 
William  C  Carl,  Mus  Doc ,  Director, 
44  W  12th  St 

Hamilton  Institute  for  Boys,  prep  ,  day, 
N  Archibald  Shaw,  Prm  ,  599  West  End 
Ave 

Hamilton  Institute  for  Girls,  girls'  board- 
ing and  day,  prep  ,  non-sect  ,  Mrs  N 
Archibald  Shaw,  Ji  ,  Principal,  601  West 
End  Ave 

Harlem  Preparatory  School,  prep  and  tu- 
toring, day  and  evening,  J  Weil,  M"E , 
Prin  ,2041  7th  Ave 

Hawn  School   of  the  Speech   Arts;   drama, 
or     and    elo  ,    est     1907,    Henry    Gaines 
Hawn,   Piesident,   Carnegie  Hall. 
Hebrew    Technical    Institute,    manual    tr 
and  trades,   est    1883,   Edgar  S    Barney, 
Sc    D  t  Principal,  34   Stuyvesant  Street 
Holy    Cross    Academy,    girls'    boarding,    R 
C  ;   Sister  Maria,   Prm ,    343  W    42nd   St 
Horace    Mann   School,    prep  ;    co-ed  ;    non- 
sect  ;    est     1888,    Samuel    T    Button,    LL 
D,    Superintendent,    551    120th    St. 
Hunter  College,  coll   and  nor.,  citv,  women, 
est  1870,  George  S  Davis,  Piesident,  Park 
Ave  and  68th  St 

Hunter's  Kindergarten  Training  School, 
kind,  training,  private,  women;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1883,  Miss  Jenny  Hunter,  Prin, 
15  W  127th  St. 

Independent  School  of  Art;  drawing,  paint- 
ing, composition,  Homer  Boss,  Director 
1947    Broadway. 

Institute  of  Musical  Art  of  the  City  of 
New  York,  music,  co-ed  ;  est  1905, 
Frank  Daxnrosch,  Director,  120  Clare- 
mont  Avenue. 


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Institut  Tisne,  girls'  day;  French;  est 
1893,  Mme  Henrlette  Tlsne,  Prin,  533 
West  End  Ave 

Institution  for  the  Improved  Instruction  of 
Deaf  Mutes,  state,  co-ed  ;  literary  and 
indust  courses,  Harris  Taylor,  LL  D, 
Principal,  904  Lexington 

Irving  School;  boys'  day,  non-sect  ,  est 
1890,  Louis  D  wight  Ray,  A  M  ,  Ph  D, 
Prin  ,  35  W  84th  St. 

Jewish  Theological  Seminary  of  America; 
theol  ,  men;  Jewish,  est  1886;  Solomon 
Schechter,  Litt.  D,  Pres ,  531  W.  123rd. 

K ell's    School;    bus     and    sten.,    est.    1894, 

R   A    Kells,  Principal,  2105  7th  Ave. 
Kelvin    School;    boys'    day,    non-sect  ;    est, 
1904,    G.    A     L.    DIonne,     Principal,     331 
W    70th   St 

Knickerbocker  School  of  Secretaries ;  bus* 
and  sten  ,  D  McClellan  Smith,  Director, 
489  Fifth  Ave. 

Kohut  School  tor  Boys,  boarding;  est  1908; 
Harry  J  Kugel,  A  B  ,  Principal,  Indepen- 
dence Ave  and  254th 

Lachmund  Conservatory  of  Music;  piano, 
violin  and  voice,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est. 
1889,  Lewis  M.  Hubbard,  Director.  132 
W  85th  St. 

Lake  School  for  Girls,  girls'  prep.;  non- 
sect  ,  Miss  Lake,  Prin.,  47  W.  55th 

La  Salle  Academy,  boys'  prep  ;  military; 
R  C  ,  est  1848,  Brother  Alban,  Princi- 
pal, 44  Second  Street 

Lansing- Walsh  School,  girls'  day;  non- 
sec  ,  est  1908;  Mr  and  Mrs.  Lansing 
Walsh,  238  W.  75th 

Leete  School;  girls'  day;  non-sect.;  est. 
1891,  Charles  H.  Leete,  Ph  D,  Prin., 
17  E  60th  St. 

Lemcke's  Cooking  School,  domestic  sci- 
ence, est  1890,  Emma  K.  Lemcke-Bark- 
hausen,  Principal,  26  W  94th  St 

Loyola  School;  prep  ,  boys'  day,  R  C ; 
est.  1900;  Rev.  David  W.  Hearn,  S.  J., 
Principal,  65  B.  83rd  Street. 

Manhattan  College;  comprises  Department 
of  Arts,  High  School,  and  Department  of 
Civil  Engineering;  men,  R  C  ,  est  1853; 
Rev  Brother  Edward,  Pres.,  Broadway 
and  W,  131st 

Manhattan  Trade  School  for  Girls;  trade; 
day,  non-sect  ,  Florence  Marshall,  Prin., 
209  E.  23rd 

McFee's  Boarding  and  Day  School;  girls; 
non-sect  ;  Miss  Catherine  McFee,  Prin , 
152  W.  72nd. 

Mechanic's  Institute;  courses  In  architec- 
tural and  mechanical  drafting,  and  ap- 
plied mechanics,  Louis  Rouillion,  Direc- 
tor, 20  W.  44th 

Merchants'  and  Bankers'  Business  School; 
S  C  Estey,  Prin,  605  Madison. 

Miller  School  of  Business,  bus.  and  sten., 
est  1888,  Charles  Miller,  Principal,  Lex- 
ington Ave.  and  23d  St. 

Mount  Tabor  Manual  Training  and  Indus- 
trial School  for  Colored  Youth;  Rev 
Horace  G.  Miller,  Prin.,  57  W.  134th 


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Mull's    School,    bus     and   sten  ,    est     1901; 

B     E.    Mull,    Broadway    and    66th 
National   Academy   of  Design,    art,   co-ed  , 
fst    lisJo,   Adolph  A    "VTienman,  Dnector, 
lOUth  and  Amsterdam 

National  Business  Institute,  accounting, 
finance  and  normal  business  courses;  est. 
1910,  George  Kent  Hinds,  C  P.  A.,  Man- 
ager, 43  W  34th  Street 
National  Conservatory  of  Dramatic  Art; 
ora  and  dram  ,  F  F  Mackay,  Prin , 
19  W  44th 

National  Conservatory  of  Music  of  Amer- 
ica, mus  ,  est  1885,  Wassily  Safanoff, 
Director,  128  W.  79th 

National  Eclectic  Institute,  111  W    90th  St 
National   Jewelers'   Art  School  of  America, 
practical  training  courses  in  jewelers'  arts 
and    crafts,    Conrad    Schickerlmg,    Direc- 
tor,   110   W.    40th 
National    School    of   Caricature;    co-ed  ,    L 

Preau,    Director,    185    World    Bldg 
New  York  Academy    of    Sciences,     lecture 
courses  and  museum,  77th  St   and  Central 
Park  West 

New  Toik  American  Veterinary  College, 
New  York.  University,  men;  est  1899; 
William  J.  Cootes,  M.  D,  Dean,  141  W. 
54th. 

New  York  Business  Institute,  bus  and 
sten  ;  Henry  V.  Games,  Prm ,  36  W 
123rd. 

New  York  College  of  Dental  and  Oral 
Surgery,  dent  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1843,  C  C 
Cowl,  D  D  S,  Dean,  302  E  35th  St 
New  York  College  of  Dentistry;  dent  ; 
men,  est  1866,  Alfred  R  Stair,  D  D  S, 
Dean,  205  E  23rd 

New  York  College  of  Music,  mus.;  est. 
187S,  co-ed  ,  Carl  Hem,  Director,  128  E 
58th 

New  Yoik  Collegiate  Institute;  girls,  non- 
sect  ;  Mary  Schoonmaker,  Prin ,  241 
Lenox 

New    York    Commercial    School,    bus     and 
sten  ;    civil    service,    86th    and    Madison 
New  York  Cooking  School,   class  and  pri- 
vate lessons,  est.   1876,  Miss  Underwood, 
Supt,    105    E.    22nd 

New   York    Dental    School;    dent  ;    co-ed  , 
est     1893,    Charles    M     Ford,    D     D     S, 
Dean 
New     York     Dramatic     School;     ora      and 

drama,    7th    Ave ,    cor.   W.    57th. 
New  York  Electrical  School;  tech  ,  applied 
electricity;  men;  George  J.  Cox,  Director, 
39  W.  17th. 

New  York  German  Conservatory  of  Music; 
mus.;    est     1876,    August    Fraemcke,    Di- 
rector,   306    Madison    Avenue. 
New    York    Homeopathic    Medical    College, 
med  ,  homeop.,  men,  est    1860;  Royal  S 
Copeland,   M    D,    Avenue   A  and   63rd 
New  Yoik  Institute  for  the  Instiuction  of 
the  Deaf  and  Dumb,  W   163d  St    and  Ft 
Washington  Ave  ,   Enoch   Henry   Currier, 
Supenntendent 


Manhattan — continued 

New  York  Institute  of  Accountancy,  prep 
foi  Certified  Public  Accountant,  men,  Y 
MCA,  George  E  Beck,  A  M  ,  Di- 
reitor  213  W  23d  St 

New  York  Kindergarten  Association 
School,  noimal  kind,  Lama  Fiehei,  Pim- 
cipal,  324  W  42d 

New  York  Law  School,  law,  men,  est 
1S91,  George  Chase,  LD  D,  Dean,  35 
Nassau 

New  York  Medical  College  and  Hospital 
for  Women,  med  ,  homeop  ,  women, 
est  1S<>3,  Cornelia  S  Brant,  M  D,  Dean, 
19  W  101st 

New  York  Nautical  College,  navigation 
and  marine  engineering,  men,  est  1882, 
Capt  Fritz  E  Uttmark,  Principal,  318  W 
57th  St 

New  York  Normal  School  of  Physical  Ed- 
ucation, nor  physical  culture,  co-ed  , 
Watson  L  Savage,  M  D ,  President, 
SOS  W  59th. 

New  York  Polyclinic  Medical  School  and 
Hospital,  med  ,  post-grad  ,  co-ed  , 
John  A.  Wyeth,  M  D ,  Dean,  345  W 
50th 

New  York  Preparatory  School,  prep  ;  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ;  day  and  evening,  Emil  E 
Camerer,  A  M,  Pi  in.,  15  W  43rd 
New  Yoik  Post- Graduate  Medical  School, 
med  ,  post-grad  ;  co-ed  ,  est.  1882, 
George  F  McKernon,  M.  D.t  Dean,  301 
E  20th 

New  York  School  for  the  Hard  of  Heaung, 
lip  reading  for  adult  deat,  est  1903,  Ed- 
ward B  Nitchie,  B  A ,  Puncipal,  18  E 
41st  St 

New  Yoik  School  of  Accounts,  prep  for 
C  P  A  ,  Theo  Koehler,  Director,  1135 
Bi  oad-w  ay 

New   York    School    of    Applied    Design    for 
Women,   applied  art;   women,   est    1892; 
Frank  Til  ford,  Pres ,  160  Lexington  Ave 
New    York     School     of     Clinical    Medicine, 
med  ,      post-grad  ,      co-ed.,      est.      1895, 
Augustin  H    Goelet,  M    D ,  Pres 
New  York  School  of  Expression ,   elo ,    dra- 
ma   and    phy     tr  ;    est     1893,    Charlotte 
Sulley   Presby,   President,   318  W.   67th. 
New    York    School    of    Fine    and    Applied 
Art,    co-ed  ,    Frank    Alvah    Parsons,    Di- 
rector,   2237    Broadway 

New   York   School    of   Philanthropy,    to    fit 
for    civic    and    social    service,    conducted 
by  the  Charity  Organization  Society;  Ed- 
waid   T    Devine,   Director,   105   E     22nd 
New  York  School  of  Secretaries;  to  prepare 
for    private     secretary*     co-ed  ,     V.     M 
Wheat,    Director,    27   W    42nd 
New  York  School  of  Music  and  Arts,*   mu- 
sic,   drama,    languages,    boarding    dept  ; 
Ralfe  Leech  Sterner,  Pres,  56  W.  97th. 
New    York    Trade    School,    day    and    even- 
ing  courses    in    mechanics     and     trades, 
men,    est     1881,    H     V     Brill,    Supt,    1st 
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Manhattan — c  ontinucd 

New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers, 
co-ed,  cit\  ,  Hugo  Newman,  Piin  ,  230 
W  120th 

New  York  University,  comprises  the  Col- 
lege, Graduate  School,  School  of  Applied 
Science,  of  Commerce,  of  Pedagogy,  of 
Law,  of  Medicine,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est 
1831,  Elmer  Ellsworth  Brown,  LL  D, 
Chancellor,  University  Heights 

New  Yoik  University,  Graduate  School, 
Science,  courses  in  civil,  mechanical,  and 
chemical  engineering,  men,  est  1862, 
Charles  H  Snow,  Sc  D,  Dean,  Univer- 
sity Heights 

New  York  University  Law  School,  law, 
co-ed  ,  Prank  H  foommer,  Dean,  Wash- 
ington Square 

New  York  University,  School  of  Applied 
Sciences,  courses  in  civil,  mechanical  and 
chemical  engineering,  men,  est  1862, 
Chai  les  H  Snow,  Sc  D ,  Dean,  University 

New  York  University  School  of  Commerce, 
Accounts  and  Finance,  co-ed  ,  est.  1901; 
Joseph  F  Johnson,  D  S  C ,  Dean, 
32  Waverly  Place 

New  Yoik  University  School  of  Journalism, 
J  M  Lee,  Dnector,  32  Waveily  Place 

New  Yoik  University  School  of  Medltiine, 
see  University  and  Bellevue  Hospital 
Medical  College,  1st  Ave  and  26th  St 

New  York  University,  School  of  Pedagogy, 
courses  for  teachers,  co-ed  ,  est  1890, 
Thomas  M  Balliet,  Ph  D,  Dean,  Wash- 
ington Sq.  E. 

New  Yoik  University  Veterinary  School,  114 
W  54th  St 

Normal  College  of  the  City  of  New  York; 
normal;  city,  co-ed  ,  George  S.  .Davis, 
LL.  D.,  Pres,  Park  Ave  and  E  68th 

Pace  Institute  of  Accountancy,  professional 
course  for  C  P  A  ,  Homer  St  Clair 
Place,  30  Chuich  St 

Packard  Commercial  School,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1868,  Byron  Horton,  A.  M.,  Pres, 
Lexington  and  35th. 

Paine  Uptown  Business  School;  bus  an'd 
sten  ,  est  1872;  H.  W  Remington,  Pres, 
1931  Broadway 

Patterson's  Navigation  School,  courses  in 
practical  navigation,  Capt.  Patterson,  130 
Water  St. 

Pernin  Shorthand  School,  stenography,  E 
F.  Long,  Prin.,  World  Bldg 

Pratt  Business  School;  bus  and  sten  ; 
Franklin  P  Pratt,  President,  €2  W  45th, 
Street 

Hand  Collegiate  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Ed- 
win W  Rand,  A.  M,  Headmaster,  140  E. 
19th  St 

Rayson  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding 
and  day;  non-sect  ;  Clara  I  Colburne, 
Piin  ,  176  W  75th 

Reno    Margulis    School    for    Children    with 
Defective     Hearing,     private,     non-sect  ; 
co-ed  ,  est  1901,  Mrs    A    Reno  Margulis, 
Principal,  534  W   187th  St 


Manhattan — continued 

Renouard  Tiainmg  School  foi  Embalmeis, 
381  Fourth  Ave 

Rhodes  Preparatory  School,  prep  ,  men, 
day  and  evening;  est  1911;  Leo  Freed- 
man,  B  S ,  Pres ,  8  W  125th. 

Riverdale  Country  School,  boys*  boarding 
and  day  Frank  Sutliff  Hackett,  Head- 
master, Riverdale  and  253rd 

Riverside  School,  girls'  prep  and  primary, 
non-sect  ,  est  1900,  Marion  A.  Light- 
hipe,  Prin,  869  West  End  Ave 

St  Agatha  School,  girls'  day,  P.  E.;  est. 
1898,  Emma  G  Set) ring,  A  M,  Prin, 
553  West  End  Ave 

St  Ann's  Academy,  boys*  boarding  and 
day,  R  C  ,  est  1892,  Brother  Dacianus, 
A  M ,  Director,  Lexington  and  77th 

St  Bridgid's  Academic  School;  prep  ,  co- 
ed ;  R  C,  est.  1860,  Sister  Mary  Nico- 
lina,  313  E  10th. 

St  Catherine's  Academy,  girls'  boarding, 
R  C  ,  est  1890,  Sister  M  Bernardine, 
Piincipal,  539  W.  152nd  St 

St      Francis     Xavier     College     (Manhattan 

Boro),   coll,    R    C  ,    est     1847,    Sister  M 

Immaculate,   Superior 
St  Gabriel's  Academy  of  Manhattan;  prep  , 

guls,  R    C  ,  Sister  Manuella,  Superior,  231 

E    36th 
St     Jerome's    Academy,    prep  ;    co-ed  ,    R 

C  ,  Mother  M    Clara  Ward,   343  E    137th 

St  John's  College,  coll  ,  men  ,  R  C  ,  est 
1841,  Rev  Daniel  J.  Quinn,  S  J,  Pres 

St  La-wrenco's  Academy  of  Manhattan, 
prep  ,  R  C  ,  Mother  M  Dolores,  Superior, 
42  E  84th. 

St  Thomas  Academic  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
R  C  ;  Sister  M.  Chrysostom. 

St  Vincent  De  Paul's  School;  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C  ,  Sister  Mary  of  St  Irene, 
Prin,  116  W  24th 

St  Walburga's  Academy;  prep  ,  R.  C  ; 
Mother  Marie  Joseph,  Superior,  625  "W. 
140th  Street 

Sachs  Collegiate  Institute;  boys'  boarding; 
non-sect  ;  Dr  Otto  Koenig,  Prin.,  38 
Central  Park  South. 

Sachs  Collegiate  Institute,  girls'  board- 
ing, non-sect,  Julius  Sachs,  Prin.,  116 
Central  Park,  South 

Scoville  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ;  est  1889;  Mrs  Helen  M.  Sco- 
ville, Principal,  2042  Fitth  Avenue. 

Scudder  School  for  Girls,  prep  ,  secretarial; 
nor  kind  ;  dom  scl  ;  boarding,  Myron 
T  Scudder,  A  M,  Prin,  59  W.  96th 

Semple  School*  girls'  boarding  and  day; 
non-sect  ;  Mrs  T  Darrington  Semple, 
Prin,  241  Central  Park  W 


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benftner  Prepaiatory  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
non-sect  ;  day  and  evening,  est.  1891, 
Alexis  E  Senftner,  Ph  D ,  Prm ,  13 
Astor  PI 

Sheldon  Business  School,  bus  and  sten  ,  200 
Filth  Ave 

Spence's  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  Miss  C  B  Spence,  Prin  ,  30  W 
55th 

Standard  Shorthand  Academy,  Otto  M 
Whitstock,  Principal,  31  Nassau  St 

Sym's  School,  prep  ,  boys,  non-sect  ,  Wil- 
bert  P  Ferguson,  Ph  D ,  Principal,  49 
E  61st  Street 

Teachers*  College,  Columbia  University, 
comprises  School  of  Education,  and 
School  of  Practical  Arts,  co-ed  ,  est. 
1888,  James  B  Russell,  LL.  D,  Dean, 
120th  and  Amsterdam. 

Thomas  School  of  Art,  periodical  illustrat- 
ing and  fashion  drawing,  day  and  night 
classes,  est.  1890,  B  F  Thomas,  Presi- 
dent, 142  W  23rd  St 

Thompson  Business  School,  bus  and  sten  , 
est.  18b5,  G  S  Kimball,  President,  116 
W  14th. 

Trinity  School,  prep  ,  boys'  day,  P  B  , 
est.  1709;  Rev  Lawrence  T  Cole,  Ph  Dt 
Rector,  139  W  91st. 

Union  Theological  Seminary,  theol  ,  men, 
non-sect;  est  1836,  Rev  Francis 
Brown,  D  D ,  LL  D ,  Pres ,  Broadway 
and  120th. 

University  and  Bellevue  Hospital  Medical 
College,  med  ,  reg  ,  men,  est  1841,  "Wil- 
liam H  Park,  LL  D ,  Dean,  Fust  A\e.  and 
B.  26th 

Ursullne  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R.  C  , 
Mother  Ursula,  Superior,  1032  Grand 
Blvd. 

Veltm  School,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect  , 
Miss  Louise  E  Veltln,  Prin ,  160  W.  74th 

Villa  Maria  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R 
C  ,  Rpvexend  Sister  Superior,  139  E  79th. 

Virgil  Piano  Conservatory,  mus  ,  est  1891, 
Mrs  A  M.  Virgil,  Directoress,  42  West 
76th  Street. 

Von  Ende  School  of  Music;  music,  co-ed.; 
Herwegh  von  Ende,  Director,  44  W  85th 
Street. 

Walworth  Business  Institute,  bus  and 
sten  ;  est  1858,  George  S  Walworth, 
Principal,  200  W.  72nd  Street 

Webb  Shipbuilding  Academy,  manual,  men, 
188th  St  and  Sedgwick  Ave 

Wclngart  Institute,  boys'  boarding,  Jew- 
ish, est  1889,  S  Wemgart,  Prin,  236  W 
138th  St. 

Wood's  Business  School,  bus.  and  sten  ; 
Samuel  J  Wood,  President,  5th  Ave.  and 
125th  (Branch  school  at  370  E  149th 
Street.) 

Wright  Oral  School  for  the  Deaf,  prep  , 
co-ed  ;  non-sect  ;  est.  1894,  John  Dutton 
Wright,  Prin,  1  Mt.  Morris  Park,  W 


Manhattan — continued 

Wulff  Academy  of  Musical  Art,  co-ed  , 
Rosa  Wulff,  Director,  Lexington  Ave  & 
121  Street 

Xavier  High  School,  boys'  prep  ,  day,  mil 
dept  ,  R  C  ,  Rev  Joseph  H  Rockwell, 
S  J,  Principal,  30  W  16th 

Zellman  Conservatory  of  Music,  music,  co- 
ed ,  ron-sect  ,  Joseph  B  Zellman,  Di- 
rector, 349  Lenox 

Ziegler  Institute  of  Normal  Singing;  co- 
ed ,  Anna  E  Ziegler,  Pres ,  1425  Broad- 
way 

BROOKLYN  BOROUGH. 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Victory,  girls' 
boarding,  R.  C  ,  Sister  Superior,  149 
McDonough 

Academy  of  the  Visitation,  girls'  boarding; 
R  C  ,  est  1855,  Sister  Francis  Agnes, 
Directress,  Ridge  Boul  and  89th 

Accounting  Institute  of  Brooklyn,  prep  and 
bus  ,  11  Bond  St 

.Adelphi  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  day,  est  1863,  Eugene  C  Alder,  M 
A ,  Prin  ,  Lafayette  and  St  James  Place 

Adelphi  College,  comprises  the  College, 
Academy,  Art  School  and  Normal  School 
for  Kindergartners  and  Art  Teachers; 
\\omen,  non-s»ect  ,  o&t  1896,  Frank  D 
iBlodgett,  S  M,  President,  Lafayette 
A\  e  ,  Coi  St  James  Place 

Adelphi  College,  Art  Department;  compo- 
sition, modeling  and  normal  art,  co-ed  ; 
non-sect  ;  est  1876,  John  Barnard  Whit- 
taker,  Professor  Lafayette  Ave.  and  St. 
James  Place. 

Adelphi  College,  Normal  School  for  Kin- 
dergartners, training  course  for  teach- 
ers, women,  Anna  E  Harvey,  Dean. 

Alpha  School  of  Business,  J  Sumner  Avenue, 
I  Garmtz,  Principal 

American  and  Italian  School  of  Music, 
Salvation  Army,  est.  1897,  Joseph  Fer- 
rugia,  Director,  463  Rutland  Road 

Arnold  Piano  School,  co-ed  ,  A  Arnold,  Di- 
zectoi,  98  Gieene  Ave 

Barker's  Preparatoiy  School,  co-ed  ;  824 
Herkimer  St 

Bedford  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ; 
E  J  Wmn,  Principal,  1106  Bergen  St 

Bedford  Institute,  prep  ,  girls,  Miss  M  T 
Purdy,  Prin,  221  McDonough  St, 

Beebe  Piano  School,  co-ed  ,  C  H  Beebe, 
Director,  272  Halsey  St 

Berkley    Institute,     girls'     day,    non-sect  , 

est    1884,  Henry  White  Callahan,  Ph    D, 

Principal,  181  Berkeley  Place 
Blackxnan's  School,   bus    and  sten  ,   F.   B 

Blackman,  Prin ,  707  Halsey  St. 
Borough   Academy   of   Brooklyn,    bus     and 

sten  ,  Beatrice  C    Carbit,  432  Franklin 
Brooklyn  Academy  of  Musical  Art  ,  music; 

R    W    Connor,  Director,   649  Greene  Ave 
Brooklyn  Civil   Service   School,    prep     and 

bus  ;   J    D    Campbell,   Principal,    13   Wil- 

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Brookl>  n — continued 

Brooklyn  College,  coll  ,  men,  R  C  ,  Rev 
John  H  O'Rourke,  S  J  ,  President,  Carroll 
and  Crown  Sts 

Brooklyn  College  of  Pharmacy,  co-ed  ;  est 
1891 ,  William  C  Anderson,  Phar  D , 
Dean,  265  Nostrand  Ave 

Brooklyn  Conservatory  of  Music,  music, 
co-ed  ,  est  1897,  E  Adolph  Whitelaw, 
Director,  226  Lefferts  Place 

Brooklyn  Heights  Seminary,  girls,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1851,  Miss  Ellen  Yale  Stevens, 
Prmcipa1,  18  Pierrepont 

Brooklyn  Institute  of  Arts  and  Sciences, 
lectuie  couises  and  museums,  non-sect  , 
Charles  D  Atkins,  Directoi  of  Education, 
Eastern  Parkway  and  Washington  Ave 

Brooklyn  Law  School,  St  Lawrence  Uni- 
versity, law,  men,  est  1901,  W.  Payson 
Richardson,  LL  D  ,  Dean,  305  Washing- 
ton 

Brooklyn  Telegraph  School,  tel  ,  est  1903, 
Frederick  H  Houser,  Manager,  313  Ful- 
ton Street 

Brooklyn  Training  School  for  Teachers, 
normal,  state,  co-ed  ,  Emma  L  John- 
ston, Prin.,  Park  Place  near  Nostrand. 

Browne  Business  School,  bus  and  sten  ,  76 
Couit  St 

Browne's  Brooklyn  Business  College,  bus 
and  sten  ,  est  1859,  Robert  Strobridge, 
Principal,  Flatbush  and  LaFayette 

Bush \vick  Conservatory  of  Music,  36  Pal- 
metto St 

Ccntial  Business  School,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1902,  Charles  Edwards,  Ph  D, 
Pres ,  459  Gates  Ave 

Charles  Commercial  School,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1893,  Win.  P  Charles,  A.  M,  Princi- 
pal, 446  Franklin  Avenue 

Columbia  Business  Institute,  bus  and  sten  , 
23  Flatbush  Ave 

Curtis  Business  Training  School,  bus.  and 
sten,  est  1894,  Thomas  Curtis,  Prin , 
140  Fort  Green  Place. 

De  Severmus  Art  School,  404  Gates  Ave 

Oenton  School;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect., 
Miss  Louise  Denton,  Principal,  221  Park 
Place 

Eastein  District  Business  Institute,  bus 
and  sten  ,  775  DeKalb  Ave 

Ellsworth  Business  School,  bus  and  sten  , 
895  Flatbush  Ave 

Euclid  School;  bus  and  sten  ;  Charles 
Hermann,  1297  Fulton  St. 

Excelsior  Business  School,  bus  and  sten., 
2582  Atlantic  Ave 

Female  Institute  of  the  Visitation;  girls' 
boarding,  R  C  ,  Sister  Frances  Agnes, 
Prin.,  Ridge  Boulevard  and  89th. 

Flatbush  School,  prep,  co-ed  ,  584  E  17th 
St 

Flatbush     Commercial     School,     bus      and 

sten  ,  2215  Clarendon  Road 
Ford  Business  School,   bus    and  sten  ,   381 

Fulton  St. 


Brooklyn — continued 

Froebel  Academy,  elementary  and  kinder- 
garten, co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1875, 
Charles  N  Chadwick,  M  A,  President, 
687  Lafayette  A\e 

Garrott's  School  for  Toung  Ladies  and 
Children,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect;  S 
W  Garrott,  Prin ,  146  Macon  St 

Gomez  School  of  Elocution,  792  Lincoln 
Place 

Greenpomt  Commercial  School,  bus  and 
sten  ,  896  Manhattan  Ave 

Hager's  Studio  of  Music,  music  est.  18S8; 
Henry  Hager,  Dir,  51  Harmon  St 

Hanau  College  of  Music,  music,  Maurice  Z 
Hanau,  Dir,  443  Monroe  St 

Hawn  School  of  Speech  Arts,  elo  ,  Henry 
G  Hawn,  Prin  ,  442  Classon  Ave 

Heffley  Institute  and  School  of  Engineering, 
manual,  bus  and  sten  ,  Norman  P  Heffley, 
Pres,  245  Rjerson  St 

Kaplan-Peoples  School,  bus  and  sten  ,  1731 
Pitkin  Ave 

Kennedy's  School,  Miss;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  day,  Miss  Kennedy,  Prin,  211 
Carroll  St 

Kissick's  Business  Institute,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1866,  W  A  Kissick,  Prin,  46  Ash- 
land PI 

Kochenback  Conservatory  of  Music,  co-ed  ; 
G  Kochenbach,  Dhector,  431  9th  St 

Lewis  School  of  Music,  400  Franklin  Ave. 

Lincoln  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  2  Sumner  Ave 

Lockwood  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  boarding,  E  J.  Carr,  Prin  ,  138  S. 
Oxford  St 

Long  Island  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1873,  Edwin  Leibfreed,  Ph ,  D., 
Principal,  143  S  8th  Street 

Long  Island  College  Hospital  Medical  Col- 
lege; med  ,  reg  ;  est.  1859,  Joseph  A  Ray- 
mond, M  D.,  Dean,  Henry  and  Amity 

McCreary  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Misses  Mc- 
Creary,  Principals 

McBvoy  School  of  Pedagogy;  teacher's 
traininjr;  co-ed  ;  T.  J.  McBvoy,  Prin ,  306 
Fulton. 

Master  School  of  Music;  co-ed.:  Mrs.  Al- 
fred B.  Busch,  Director,  96  Clinton  St. 

Mendell  Civil  Service  School,  prep  and  bus  , 
1022  Gates  Ave 

Miners'  Business  Academy,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1898,  L  J  Miner,  Manager,  Han- 
cock and  Patchen 

Mockridge  Business  School,  bus  and  eten  , 
est  1902,  John  G  Mockridge,  Principal, 
1800  E  New  York  Ave 

Mollenhauer's  Conservatory  of  Music, 
music-  est  1868,  Henry  Mollenhauer, 
Director,  73  Livingston  St. 

Monroe  Place  School,  girls'  prep  ;  60  Monroe 
Place 

New  York  Preparatory  School,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ;  non-sect  ,  day  and  evening,  Emil  E 
Camerrer,  A.  M,  Principal,  545  Franklin 
Ave. 


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Brooklyn — continued 

New  York  School  of  Method,  teacheiV  pre- 
paratory, John  G  Mockridge,  Secretary, 
1800  East  New*  York  A\e 

Owen  School,  girls'  prep  ,  Miss  Elizabeth 
Owen,  Principal,  265  Washington  Ave 

Packer  Collegiate  Institute,  girls'  day;  non- 
sect  ;  est  1853,  Edward  J.  Goodwin,  L 
H  D  ,  Prin  ,170  Joralemon  St 

Peiklns's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
day,  Mrs  M.  H  Perkins,  Prin ,  112 
Woodruff  Ave ,  Flatbush 

Polytechnic  Institute  of  Brooklyn,  courses 
in  chemistry,  civil,  electrical,  mechanical 
and  chemical  engineering,  men,  non-sect  , 
est.  1854;  Fred  W.  Atkinson,  Ph  D, 
Pres,  85  Livingston 

Polytechnic  Preparatory  School,  prep  , 
tech  ;  boys'  day,  non-sect  ,  est.  1855, 
Francis  H.  Lane,  Headmaster,  99  Liv- 
ingston 

Powell  Musical  Institute,  915  President  St 

Pratt  Institute,  comprises  School  of  Fine 
and  Applied  Arts,  of  Household  Science 
and  Arts,  of  Science  and  Technology,  of 
Kindergarten  Training,  of  Library  Science, 
co-ed.,  non-sect  ,  est  1887;  Frederic  B 
Pratt,  M.  A.,  Chairman,  215  Ryerson. 

Pratt  Institute,  School  of  Fine  and  Applied 
Arts,  normal  art,  manual  training,  archi- 
tecture, decoration,  general  art;  day  and 
evening,  Walter  Scott  Perry,  Director. 

Pratt  Institute,  School  of  Household 
Science  and  Arts,  day  and  evening,  Isa- 
bel Ely  Lord,  Director. 

Pratt  Institute,  School  of  Kindergarten 
Training,  normal  kind,  tr  courses,  Alice 
E  Fitts,  Director. 

Pratt  Institute,  School  of  Library  Science, 
professional  training  course,  Edward  F 
Stevens,  Director. 

Pratt  Institute,  School  of  Science  and 
Technology,  courses  in  mechanics,  elec- 
tricity, chemistry,  machine  work,  car- 
pentry, tanning1,  day  and  evening;  Sam- 
uel S  Edmands,  Director 

Pratt  Institute  High  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
non-sect.,  Luther  Guhck,  Prin.,  215  Ry- 
erson St 

Prospect  Heights  School,  boys,  day,  non- 
sect,  est.  1899;  William  K.  Lane,  A  B, 
Prin,  51  7th  Ave 

Queensboro  Business  Institute,  Mjrtle  and 
Cypress  Ave  ,  George  J  Hoag,  Principal 

Richardson-Kuster  Piano  School,  144  Argyle 
Road 

Hounds'  School  for  Girls,  girls'  day;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1876 ,  Miss  Christina  Rounds, 
Principal,  525  Clinton  Avenue 

St  Agnes'  Seminary,  girls'  boarding;  R  C  , 
Sisters  of  St  Joseph,  283  Union  St. 

St.  Angela's  Hall,  girls'  day,  R.  C  ,  Sisters 
of  St.  Joseph,  286  Washington  Ave. 

St  Francis  Academy,  prep  ;  boys,  R.  C., 
Brother  David,  Prin,  41  Butler. 


Brooklyn — continued 

St  Francis  College,  coll  ,  men,  R  C  ,  est 
1859,  Brothel  David,  Pres,  41  Butler 

St    James  Academy,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,   R    C  , 

est      1851,     Brother     Anselm,    F.    S     C, 

Prin ,     Boys'     dept.      Sister    Chiysostom, 

Prin,    Girls'    dept,    264   Jay   St 
St    John's  College,   coll  ,   men,   R    C  ,    est 

1870 ,  Very  Rev   J   W   Moore,  Pres  ,  Will- 

oughby  and  Lewis 
St    John's  College,   Consei\atory  of  Music, 

82  Lewis  Ave 
St  John's  College,  Theological  Dept  ,  theol  , 

men,  R    C  ,  Rev   C   J    Gorman,  C    M 
ftt    Joseph's  Commeicial  School,   342  Bridge 

St  ,   Sistei    Mary,   Principal 
St    Thomas  Aquinas  Academy,  prep  ,  girls' 

day,  R    C  ,  Sister  Mary  Anna,  Prin,  9th, 

cot    of  4th  Ave 

Scandinavian-American     Technical     School, 

boys'   prep  ,   A    F    Myhr,     Piesident,     264 

Union  St 
Slack's  School  of  Music;  music,   est    1876, 

S.   Slack,   Pres ,    358   Gates   Ave 
Tompkms    Height    Conseivatory    of     Music, 

670  Greene  Ave 
Vienna  Musical  School,  186  Patchen  St 

Wood's  Brooklyn  Business  School;  bus 
and  sten  ,  est.  1902,  F  E  Wood,  Jr , 
Prop,  Broadway  and  Bedford  Ave 

Young's  School  of  Stenography,  sten  , 
Charles  F  Young,  148  Montague  St 

Zelner's  Conservatory  of  Music  music;  est 
1873,  Francis  W  Zeiner,  Director,  706 
Leonard  Street 

QUEENS  BOROUGH. 

Flushing  Institute,  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  Ehas  Fairchild,  Principal,  Flushing 

St  Agnes  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R  C  , 
Sister  M  Petra,  Superior,  College  Point 

Star  of  the  Sea  Academy,  girls'  boaiding, 
R  C  ,  Sister  St  Gormaine,  Superior,  Far 
Rockaway 

Jamaica  State  Normal  School,  normal; 
state,  co-ed  ,  Archibald  C  M  McLachlan, 
Ph  D,  Pnncipal,  Jamaica 

RICHMOND 

Academy  of  Our  Ladv  of  the  Blessed  Sacra- 
ment, girls'  boarding,  R  C  ,  Grymes  Hill. 

Augustian  Academy,  preparatory  boys' 
boarding,  R  C  ,  Tompkinsville 

Botsford  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  L  H  Botsford,  Principal,  New 
Brighton 

Oakwood  School,  girls'  boaidfng,  non-sect  , 
Oakwood  Heights 

St  Peter's  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R  C  , 
Sister  M  Madeline,  Superior,  New  Brigh- 
ton 

Staten  Island  Academy,  preparatory  co-ed  , 
non-sect  ,  Frank  R  Page,  Principal,  New 
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Newark,  Wayne  Co.,  6,227. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  R    Claik 

Sec    Bd    Educ — John  Wiser 

City  Superintendent — William  M    Fort 

Pimcipal  High  School — George  W  Cole- 
giove 

Supv    Music — Anna,  Loomis 

Domestic  Science — Edith  Deming 

Drawing1 — Mabel  Rounds 

Penmanship — Mra    Boyer 

Commercial — Matia  Velie 
Newark  Valley,  Tioga  Co ,  pop.  818. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    L    Knapp 

Sec    Bd    Educ — T    F    Chamberlain 

Principal    High    School — G     W     Champney 
Newburgrh,  Orange  Co,  pop.  27,805. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Thomas  W    Gavey 

Sec    Bd    Educ — James  M.  Crane. 

City   Superintendent — James  M    Crane 

Principal  High  School— William  H.  Doty 

Supv    Music— Mar jorie    B.   Brundage. 

Manual   Training— Alex  J    Hutchinson. 

Domestic  Science— Marguerite  Mould 

Drawing — Ida  C    LeRoy. 

Commercial — Lynn    D     Talbot. 

Stenography — Elizabeth  Sheridan 

Mount  St  Mary's  Academy,  girls'  board- 
ing, B  C..  Sister  M  Emmanuel,  Prin 

Newburgh  Free  Academy;  public  school, 
William  H  Doty,  Prin 

Quassaick  Hall;  girls'  boarding,  non-sect.. 
Miss  Barrett,  Principal 

Spencerian  Institute  of  Business  and  Short- 
hand; bus.  and  sten ;  E  M.  Turner, 
Pres 

Sycamore  Farm  School  for  Nervous  and 
Backward  Children,  N  R  Brewster,  R 
F  D  4 

Newfield,  Tompklns  Co.,  pop    354. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  Weatherell. 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Delia    Cox 
Principal  High  School — W   D   Doud 

Niagara    Falls,    Niagara    Co.,    pop     30,445. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— N    F    Maddever. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    Blanche  Kelley 
City  Superintendent — Herbert  F   Taylor 
Principal  High  School — Charles  A    Dawson 
Supv    Music — Lethe   J.    Ransom 
Manual  Training — Leon  E.   Banks 
Domestic    Science — Florence   E    Ritter. 
Physical  Culture — Lawrence  S    Hill. 
Drawing — Flora  Redmond 
Penmanship — W.  J    Downey. 
Commercial — Mary  Ryan 
DeVeaux  School,   boys'   boarding,   military, 
P.    E.,   est    1857;    Rev    William   S    Bar- 
rows,  Prin 

Niagara  University  P.  O.,  Niagara  Co. 

Niagara  University,  coll  ,  men,  R.  C.;  est 
1856,  Very  Rev.  M  A  Drennan,  C.  M, 
Pres 

Seminary  of  Our  Lady  of  Angels,  Niagara 
University,  theol  ;  men  ;  B  C.,  est.  1856; 
Rev.  M  A.  Drennan,  C  M,  A  M,  Presi- 
dent 

•North  Chili,  Monroe  Co.,  pop.  212. 

A.  M  Chesb rough  Seminary;  prep  ;  co- 
ed ;  non-sect  ,  boarding,  est  1869,  Carl 
L  Howland,  Ph  B ,  Preceptor 


North   Collins,  Erie  Co  ,   pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Charles  W    Boweis 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Mrs    Emma  Tram 
Principal  High  School  —  Frank  N    Zurbrick. 
Supv    Music  —  Georgiana   Park 
Drawing  —  Emma    Flourad 

North    Tarrytown,    Westehester    Co.,    pop. 
5,421 

Pres   Bd    Educ  —  Frederick  Fairmgton 
Sec   Bd    Educ  —  G    F   Van  Tassell. 
Ctty    Superintendent  —  Charles    A.    Benedict. 
Prin     High    School  —  Charles    A.    Benedict 
Supv    Music  —  Emma  L.   Silver. 
Manual  Tiaimng  —  H    W    Clark 
Domestic  Science  —  Irene  T    O'Brien. 
Drawing  —  Edith   Titus 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y  —  Maude  Glazier. 

North  Ton  a  wan  da,  Niagara  Co.,  pop.  11,955. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  F    Robertson 
Sec   Bd   Educ  —  L  L   Cuppm 
City  Superintendent  —  R    A    Searing- 
Principal  High  School  —  Edward  P.  Smith. 
Supv    Music  —  Alice  Sharp 
Manual  Training  —  Edgar  Beehe 
Domestic  Science  —  Mabel  Farrett 
Drawing  —  Sarah  Wardlaw 

Northville,   Fulton   Co.,   pop.   1,130. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  A     W.    Heath. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J    S    Barker 

Principal  High  Scliool  —  Nathan  E    Lincoln. 

Drawing  —  Miss    Tenant. 

Norwich,   Chenango  Co*,   pop.   7,422. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Judge    George   W.    Ray 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  William  Mason 

City  Superintendent  —  Stanford  J    Gibson 

Pun    High  School  —  Fiank  R  Wassung 

Supv.    Music  —  Ada    R     MacGregor. 

Drawing  —  Marcia  Stewart 

Com'l   &  Stenog'y  —  Mary  T.   Newman. 

Norwood,   St.  Lawrence  Co,   pop.  1,933. 

Principal   High   School  —  D    R.   Lewis 

Nunda,  Livingston  Co.,  pop.   1,043. 

Pres    Bd   Educ  —  John  Dake 
Sec   Bd   Educ  —  Albert  Conrad 
Piincipal  High  School  —  J    Henry  Perry 

N>ack,   Rockland   Co.,   pop.   4,619. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Charles  McBlroy 

Sec.  Bd    Educ  —  W    O    Polhemus. 

Pity  Supt   and  Prin  H   S  —  H   J   Wightman 

Supv    Music  —  Gertrude  B.  Hickok. 

Drawing  —  Jennie  M   White. 

Penmanship  —  Ruby  A    Hildredth. 

Com'l  and  Stenog'y  —  Dorothy  A.  Helme. 

Overlook   Academy,    boys'    boarding,   mil  ; 

est    1903,  Maj.  George  Wilson,  Prin. 
Rockland  MIHtaiy  Academy;  military,  non- 

sect.;  Elmer  E    French,  A    M.,  Prin. 
St.  Ann's  Academic   School;  prep  ;   co-ed., 

R    C  ,  James  L    Crosby,  Principal. 


Oakfleld,  Genesee  Co.,  pop. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  —  W.  H    BIckle 
Sec.   Bd.   Educ—  E    A    McCulloch 
Principal  High  School—  H   J.  Wallace. 

Gary    Collegiate    Seminary,    prep  ;    co-ed   ; 
P.  E      Curtis   Carlos  Gove,   M    A.,  Prin. 


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Ogdenshurg,  St    Lawrence   Co.,   pop.   15,933 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    L.    Stiong 

Sec   Bd    Educ — D    J   Oeighton 

City   Superintendent — Francis   C    Byrn. 

Principal  High  School — F   VanDusen 

Supv   Music — Edith  McCormick 

Drawing — Sarah  Raymond 

Penmanship — Nellia  Sa^  age 

Holy  Cross  Academic  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 

R.  C  ,  Rev    P.  O    LaRose,  Pres 
Ogdensburg    Free    Academy,    high    school, 

co-ed  ,   Fred  Van   Dusen,   Principal 
St    Mary's  Academy,  prep  ,   co-ed  ;   R    C  ; 

W.  F    Burns,  Principal  . 

Olean,  Cattaraugus  Co,  pop    14,743. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — M   M   Holmes 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Allan  B    Williams 
City  Superintendent — D.  E    Batcheller 
Prfncipai  High  School — Franklin  E    Pierce 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Ella  F    Moore 
Manual  Training — W    S    Drew 
Domestic  Science — Genevieve  Finnessy. 
Domestic  Art — Margaret  Stewart 
Draw    and  Pen'ship — Mrs    R    B    Wood 
Commercial — George  R    Reich 
Stenography — Elizabeth  Mitchell. 
Wpstbrook  Commercial  Academy,  bus    and 
sten  ,    est     1882,   E.    D    Westbrook,   Prin 

Oneida,  Madison  Co,  pop.  8,317. 

Pres  Bd   Educ — L    G    Quackenbush 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — D    Keating 
City  Supt  — D  Keating 
Principal  High  School — S  F    Tayloi 
Supv   Music — Edith  A    Coon 
Domestic  Science — Edith  N   Parsons 
Drawing — Lena  A   Rogers 
Penmanship — A.  G    Newman. 

Oneonta,  Otsego  Co.,  pop.  9.491. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — Henry  Bull 

Sec    Bd.,  Educ — George   J    Dann 

City  Superintendent — George  J    Dann 

Principal    High    School— Arthur    O     Bndg- 

man 

Supv    Music— Jean  Hubbard 
Manual  Training — Mabel  Odiorne 
Domestic  Science — Gertrude  Whyte. 
Physical  Training — Ava  Jenks 
Drawing—Mary  J    Cram 
Penmanship — Jennie  G  Brown 
Commercial — Caroline  Hall 

State  Normal  School,  normal;  state,  co- 
ed.; est.  1889;  Percy  I.  Bugbee,  D  Sc , 
Pres 

Oriskanr,  Oneida  Co.,  pop.  1,010. 

Principal  Union  School — John  E    Demoiest 

OssinJn?,  TFestchester  Co.,  pop.  11,480. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — Paul  M   Pierson 
Sec   Bd    Educ — Frank  G   Wood 
City   Supeilntendent — W.    H     Ryan 
Principal   High    School— I,eon  A.   Brown 
Holbrooks'    School;    boys'    boarding;    mili- 
tary;  non-sect;   est.    1866,   Rev    Dwight 
Holbrook,    M.    D,    Prin 

Mount  Pleasant  Military  Academy;  mili- 
S""7',  eSI  i*14?  non-sect.,  Charles  F. 
Brusie,  A,  M.,  Prin. 


Os&ininff — continued 

Ossmmg  School  for  Young  Ladies;  girls' 
boarding,  non-sect  ,  est  1869,  Clara  C 
Fuller,  Prin 

St  John's  School  for  Boys,  boys'  board- 
ing, non-sect  ;  est  1842,  Rev  William 
A  Ranney,  Ph  B ,  Prin. 

Oswegro,    Oswego    Co.,   pop.    23,368. 

Pie«3    Bd    Educ — M    T    Crimmms 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C   W    Richards 

City   Superintendent — Charles  W    Richards. 

Principal  High  School — Frederick  Leigh  ton. 

Supv    Music — Helen  T    Hagan 

Drawing — S    Edith  Murdock. 

Chaffee's  Phonographic  Institute,  bus.  and 
sten  ,  W  G  Chaff ee.  Pres 

Lavere's  Phonographic  School,  bus  and 
sten  ,  H  S.  Lavere,  Principal 

State  Normal  and  Training  School,  nor- 
mal, state,  co-ed  ;  James  R  Riggs,  Pres. 

St  Paul's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R  C  ; 
Sister  M  Barry,  Superior 

Owegro,  Tioga  Co.,  pop   4,633. 

Pres   Bd  Educ — E   E   Bauer 

Sec   Bd   Educ — Isaac  S    Carroll 

City    Supeilntendent — Issac    S     Carroll 

Principal  High  School — Herbert  L    Russell 

Music  and  Di  awing — Anna  D   K^sor 

Manual  Training — Albert  H    Hubbard 

Domestic  Science — Viola  S    Walker 

Owego  Free  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non* 
sect  ,  Herbert  L  Russell,  Prin. 

Oxford,  Chenango  Co.,  pop    1,654. 

Pres  Bd.   Educ  — Jar  ed  C  Estelow 
Sec    Bd    Educ— F    A    McNeil. 
Supv     Music — Anna    Skinner 
Di  awing — Ethel  Wright 

Oxford  Academy  and  Union  School;  prep.,; 
co-ed  ,  Wayne  G  Benedict,  Principal 

Oyster  Bay,  Nassau  Co.,  pop.  2,300 

Pres   Bd   Educ — J    F   Bermmgham 

Sec     Bd     Educ — George   D     Clarke. 

Town  Supt  and  Prin  H  S — B  E  Whit- 
taker 

Drawing — Anna   M    Ball 

Penmanship,  Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Jennie  G 
Brown 

Painted  Post,  Steuben  Co.,  pop.  1,224. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H     L     Hollistei 
Principal  High   School — E    E    Beare 

Palmyra,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  2,268. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Edwin  B    Anderson 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Frederick    E     Converse. 
Pirn    Classical  H    S — B1    Neff  Stioup 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Anita  B    Craddock. 

Palmyra  Business  College;  bus  ;  sten.,  C 
H  Best,  President 

Patchogruc,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  3,824. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ. — Frank  Guttridge. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Henry   J    Bishop 

City  Superintendent — Wellington  E    Gordon 

Principal  High  School — Mrs   F   W.  FurmanJ 

Drawings—Harriet  L    Hurtin 

Commercial — Mary  C    De  Kalb. 


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Pawling:,  Dutch  ess  Co.,  pop.  848. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — B     F    Burr 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    F    Blessing 
Principal  High  School — Harold  S    Lasell 

Pawling  School  for  Boys,  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  Frederick  L  Gamage,  D  C,  L , 
Headmaster 

Peekskill,  Westchester  Go  ,  pop.  15,245. 

Pres     Bd     Dist     7 — Chester  A     Smith 
Pies    Bd     Dist     8 — Dr     A    F    Harb 
Superintendent  Dist    7 — Fred  J    Bohlmann 
Superintendent  Dist    8 — A    D    Dunbar 
Prin    Drum  Hill  H    S — E    M    Qmttmeyer 
Domestic  Science — Lanetta  Roake. 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Marguente  Hazelton 
Manual   Training — Florence  T    Boggs 
Commercial — W    L    Clavell 
Anderson    School    ot    Music,    H     T     Fleck, 
President 

Peekskill  Military  Academy;  boys'  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  est  1833,  J.  C.  Bucher, 
M  A  and  C  A.  Robinson,  Ph  D ,  Prin 

St  Mary's  School — Mount  St.  Gabriel,  girls' 
boarding-,  Episcopal;  Sister  Mary  Maud, 
Superior. 

Peekskill  Business  Institute,  bus  and 
sten. ,  Joseph  Kuhn,  Principal. 

Westchester  Military  Academy,  boys'  board- 
ing, James  N  McClure,  Supt 

Pelham  Manor,  Westchester  Co.,  pop.  681. 

Ha£en  School;  girls'  boarding,  non-sect.; 
Mrs  John  Cunningham  Hazen,  Prin. 

Penn  Tan,  Yates  Co.,  pop.  4,597. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — John  B    Cramer. 
City   Superintendent — N    Winton   Palmer. 
Supv.  Mus.  and  Draw.— Mildred  Kelly. 
Manual  Training — Lloyd  I    Snodgrass. 
Domestic   Science — Katherine  Row  Moore. 
Penmanship — Charles   B.    Shaw. 

Penn    Yan    Free    Academy;    prep  ;    co-ed., 

Charles  D    Maish,  Principal 

Perry,  Wyoming  Co.,  pop.  4,888. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Chailes  W    Rudd 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — O    N    Bolton 

Prin.  High  School— William  H.  McClelland 

Silver    Lake    Military    and    Naval     School, 

boys'   boarding,    est    1915,    Col    James   E 

Dunn,   Superintendent 

Phelps,  Ontario  Co.,  pop.  1,354. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — G   H   Parmalee 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — J.  F   Helmer 
Principal  High  School — G   D    Anthony 
Supv   Music — Margaret  Steele 

Phoenicia,  Ulster  Co,  pop.  316. 

"Woodland  School,  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1912,  Ei win  S  Spmk,  A  B, 
Headmaster. 

Phoenix,  Oswego  Co.,  pop.  1,642.   „ 

Pres  Bd  Educ — W  H  Murphy 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    J.  Pendergast 
Town   Supeiintendent — D    F    Brane. 
Principal  High  School — M    S    Brown 

Piermont,  Kockland  Co.,  pop.  1,880. 

Tappan  Zee  H    B  — A   B    Vossler,  Prin 


Pike,   Wyoming   Co,   pop.  458. 

Pike  Seminary  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed., 

public,  Isaac  Chappel,  Puncipal 

Pittsford,  Monroe  Co.,  pop    1,205. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Louis  Forman 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Albert  Forman 
City  Superintendent — Mark   Furman 
Principal  High  School — A   B   Helmkamp 

Plattsburg,  Clinton  Co ,  pop.  11,138. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — William  C   Pike 

Sec     Bd     Educ — Albert   M.   Warren 

City    Supt     &|  Prin     H     S — F.    K.    Watson 

Supv.  Music — Evelyn  Bromley. 

Domestic  Science — Mrs    H    P    Lansing. 

Drawing — Marion  A    Wheaton. 

Commercial — H     Clay    Niles 

Assumption  Institute,  prep.,  co-ed.,  R.  C.; 

Brother   Denis,    Director 
Champlain  Summer  School;  summer  school, 

co-ed  ;   R    C  ;   est.  1890;   Rev    D    J.   Mc- 

Mahon,   D    D.,   Pres 
D'Youville  Academy;  girls*  boarding;  R   C.; 

est    1861,  Sistei  Marie  de  la  Victoire,  Su- 

periof 
Plattsbuig     State     Normal     and     Training 

School*  normal;  state,  co-ed  ,  George  K. 

Hawkins,   D     Sc ,   Principal. 
St.    Peter's    College;    boys;    prep  ;    R.    C.; 

Brother   Denis,    Director. 
St.    Peter's    Girls'    School,    girls'    boarding, 

R.  C  ;   Sister  M    Trinity. 

Port  Byron,  Caynga  Co.,  pop.  1,085. 

Principal     High     School — Charles     L      Van 
Nort 

Port  Chester,  Westchester  Co.,  pop.  12,809. 

City  Supenntendent — Elmer  S    Redman 
Principal  High   School — AUah   G    Frost 

Port  Henry  Essex  Co.,  pop.  2,266. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    B    Warner 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    A    Hall. 
City  Superintendent — P.  F    Burke 
Principal  High  School — P    F.  Burke 
Champlain  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed  ,  R    C.; 
Sister  M.   Cecilia,   Superior. 

Port  Jefferson,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  2,200. 
Pres.    Bd     Educ — George  E     Darling. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    A    Smith 

Principal  High  School — Wm    H    Phear,  Jr 

Port  Jervis,  Orange  Co..  pop.  9,564. 
Pres   Bd    Educ — Christopher  Graebner 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    C   Senger 
City  Superintendent — Arthur  H    Naylor 
Principal  High  School — W    W  Fairchild 
Supv    Music — Miss  H    G.  Cunningham. 
Drawing — Miss   I    K.   Hornbeck. 
Pen'ship  and  Com'l — Mrs.   Ida  B.  Curtin. 
Stenography — Miss  P.  F.  CarrolL 

Port  Washington,  Nassau  Co,   pop.  2,000. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    Butler  Duncan 
Sec   Bd.  Educ  — John  Hutchinson 
Principal  High  School — Palmer  J.  Jones 
Supv    Music  &  Draw — Elizabeth  Young 

Potsdam,  St.  Xawrence  Co ,  pop.  4,036. 
Pres    Bd.  Educ — F.  L.  Cubley. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Dr.  F.  Swan. 
Principal  High  School— H.  A.  Miner 
Supv    Music — R.  M    Tunnicliffe. 


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Potsdam — continued 

Cla^kson  Memorial  School  of  Technology, 
courses  m  chemical,  civil,  electrical,  and 
mechanical  engineering,  non-sect  ,  men, 
est  1896,  John  P  Brooks,  M.  S,  Di- 
rector. 

Ciane  Normal  Institute  of  Music,  training 
school  for  supervisors  of  music,  co-ed  , 
est  1884,  Miss  Julia  E  Crane,  Director 

State  Normal  and  Training  School,  normal, 
state;  co-ed  ;  est  1869,  Jeremiah  M 
Thompson,  Ph  D,  Pres. 

Pougrhkeepsie,  Dutch  ess  Co.,  pop.  27,936 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Albert  G    Rust 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S\l\  ester  R    Shear 
City  Superintendent — Sylvester  R    Shear 
Pilncipal  High  School— J    Schuyler  Fox 
Supv    Music — Edward  W   Valentine 
Domestic  Science — Jane  Durce 
Domestic  Art — A    Ljclia  Schulta 
Drawing— LAUI  a  E    Sheldon 
Penmanship — George  H    VanVeghten 
Commeicial — Chailes  E    Hmke 

Eastman-Gaines  School,  bus,  sten  and 
prep  ;  co-ed  ;  est  1859,  Clement  C 
Gaines.  LL  D,  President 

Glen  Eden  School;  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ;  Dr.  Frederic  Martin  Townsend, 
Director 

Putnam  Hall  School,  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect;  Ellen  Clizbe  Bartlett,  A  B,  Pnn 

Vassar  College,  coll  ,  \\omen,  est  1865,  H 
N  MacCracken,  Ph  D,  President 

Pnlaski,  Oswego  Co..  pop    1,788. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Harwell  Douglas 
Pulaskl  Academy  and  Union  School,  prep  , 
co-ed  ,   public,   W    ft    Droman,   Prin 

Randolph,  Cattaraugus  Co.,  pop.  1,298. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    A    Growl  ey 
Principal  High  School— B.' Wesley  Taylor. 

Eavcna,  Albany  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    H    Humner 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    J    Boughton 
City  Superintendent — Newton  Sweet 
Principal  High  School— M.  D    Losey. 

Bedford,  Clinton  Co,  pop.  168. 

Academy  of  Holy  Cross,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R 
C.;  est,  1886,  Sister  Mary  of  St  Eusebia, 
Principal  and  Superior 

Sallaz  Academic  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R. 
C  ,  Sister  Mary  St  Eusebia,  Superior 

Bensselaer,  Benaselaer  Co.,  pop.  10,711. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — Ernest  C   Johnson 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — David  Watklns 
Pity  Superintendent — Arthur  Z    Boothby 
Principal  High  School — Arthur  Z.  Boothby 
Supv.  Music — Frank  J.  McDonough. 
St  John's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C     est 
1852,  Rev    John  F.  Glavm,  M.  A.,   Prin. 

Bhinebeck,  Dutchess  Co.,  pop.  1,548. 

Principal  High  School—Frank  H   Bennett 
Richfield  Springs,  Otsego  Co ,  pop.  1,508. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — J   DeVere  Reed 
Sec    Bd    Educ— Oscar  W    Bond 
Principal    High    School— Harry    E     Elden 


Bipley,  Chautauqua  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    S    Taylor 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    E    McGinnies 
Principal   High   School — C    E     VanHousen 

Biverhead,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  2,500.  ~ 

Prfs  Bd  Educ — E  \V  Tooker 
Sec  Bd  Ertuc  — E  M  Robinson 
Principal  High  School — Earl  B  Robinson 

Rochestei,  Monroe  Co  ,  pop   250,000. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    Warrant  Castleman 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    S    Mullan 

City    Superintendent — Herbert    S     Weet 

Assistant    Supt — Alfred    P     Fletcher 

Assistant   Supt  — Joseph.   P    O'Hern 

Pi  in    East  High  School — Albert  H    Wilcox 

Principal  West  H.  S — William  M    Bennett 

Prin     Washington    Jumoi    High — Tames    M 

Glass 

Supp    Music — Elizabeth  Casterton 
Supv     Man     Tr — Alfred    P     Fletcher 
Domestic  Science — Elsie  Caring 
Domestic  Ait — Katherme  F   Steiger 
Physical  Cultuie — Herman  J   Norton 
Drawing — Helen   E     Lucas 
Penmanship — Edward    Mills 
Commercial — Fred   G    Nichols 
Bridsti^ct    School,     bovs'     boarding;     non- 
sect  ,  J.  Howard  Bradstreet,  Prin. 
Columbia  School     srirls'  boarding,  non-sect; 

Miss  Caroline  Milliman,  Principal 
Dossenbach — Klmgenberg   School    of   Music, 
Herman  Dossenbach,   Manager,   47   Prince 
Street 

Excelsior  Commercial  Institute,  bus  and 
sten  ;  est  1908*  Frank  J  S'chneck,  Prin- 
cipal, 646  St  Paul. 

Female  Academy  of  the  Sacred  H«»art  girls' 
boarding.  R.  C  ,  Madame  Gabrielle  dt 
Roquefeuil 

Livingston  Park  Seminary:  girls'  boardlnsr 
and  day,  non-sect  ,  Mrs  William  M 
Kebasz,  Jr .  Prin. 

Mechanics*  Institute   Department  of  Applied 
and  Fine  Arts,   Frank  von  der  Lancken, 
Superintendent,  55  Plymouth  Ave 
Nazareth  Aoademv,   girls'  boarding,   R    C  , 

Sister  M    Marcelia  Reagan,  Superior. 
Rt  Chester  Athenaeum  and  Mechanics  Insti- 
tute,   tech  :    co-ed  ;   non-sect;    est.    1885, 
J    E    Woodland,  President 
Rochester     Business     Institute:     bus      and 
sten  ,    est     1863,    Samuel    C.    Williams, 
Principal,  T.  M.  C.  A.   Bldg. 
Rochester     Theological     Seminary:     theol  , 
men,   Baptist,    est     1850,    C    A    Barbour, 
D   D  ,  President 
St    Bernard  Seminarv,  theol  ,  men,  R    C  , 

Rt    Rev    Thomas  F    Hickey,  President 
Teachers'  Training  School,  normal  and  kin- 
dergarten;   co-ed  ,     non-sect  ,     city,     est 
1808,   Edward    T    Bonner,   Pnnoipal 
Underbids    Phonographic    Institute;     bus 
and  sten  ,  est  1887,  B.  Stevenson  Under- 
bill, Pres 

University  of  .Rochester,  courses  in  Liberal 
Arts,  Science,  and  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing, co-ed  ,  non-sect,  est  1850,  Rush 
Rhees,  LL  D,  Pres 


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Rochester — continued 
Wagner   Memorial    Lutheran    College;    coll 

boys,    Bv     Luth  ,    e&t     18S3,     JAW 

Kirsch,  President 
Western  New  York  Institution  for  the  Deaf 

and  Dumb,    state,    Dr    Z    F    Westervelt, 

Principal. 

Williams    Rochester    Commeicial    Institute, 
J7  Church  St  ,  L    L    Williams,  President 
Rockville  Center,  Nassau  Co.,  pop.  3,667. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — Willeby  T    Corbett 
Sec    Bd   Educ — Eugene  P   Ha\vkms 
City  Superintendent — William  S    Coven t 
Principal  High  School — William  S    Covert 
Supv    Music  and  Diaw — Miss  J    M    Waide 
Manual  Tiaming — F   C  Van  Eps 
Pen* ship  and  Com'l — Marie  Hammond 

Rome,  Oneida  Co  ,  pop.  20,497. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — H    J    Rowland 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — J   H    Carroll  . 
City  Superintendent — George  B    Staley. 
Principal  High  School — H    W    Harris 
Supv    Music — A    Gertrude  Nourse 
Drawing — Caroline  A    Bibbms 
Manual  Training — Levi  M.    Kireher. 
Domestic  Science — Antoinette  Halstead. 
Commercial — Harry  I    Good.  • 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Name,  girls'  board- 
ing   and    day,    R     C  ;    est.    1861;    Sister 
Thomap  Aquines,  Superior. 
Rome  Free  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  public, 

Homer  W.  Harris,  Prin 
Rondout,  Ulster  Co.,  pop.  100. 
Ulster  Free  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  public, 

Norman  C    Gill.  Prin. 
St    Maiy's  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R.  C  ; 

Sister  Frances  Regis,   Prin. 
Boslyn,  Nassau  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 
Pres  Bd  Educ — J  H   Bogait 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — Kalph  Tubby. 
Principal  High  School — Walter  J.  Multer 
Supv    Music — Lois  Sellisky 
Manual  Training — Mary  E   Beyer. 
Di  awing — Tracey  Sheldon 
Rossville,  Richmond  Co.,  pop.  370. 
Trinity  Boarding  School,   prep,   co-ed  ;   F. 
E,     est.    1893,    Mrs     Sophia    H     Ayres, 
Principal. 

Bound  Lake,  Saratoga  Co.,  pop.  203. 
Round  Lake  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed.;  Meth  ; 

F    K   Frolich,  Principal 
Bouses  Point,  Clinton  Co.,  pop.  1,638. 
Pros    Bd   Educ — S   H    Newton. 
Sec   Bd   Educ— William  Lichthell 
Piincipal    High    School— -John    W     McCor- 

mack 

St.  Patrick's  Academic  School;  prep. 
co-ed  ,  R.  C  ,  est  1886  Sister  M  Raphael 
Prin. 

Bye,  Westchester  Co.,  pop.  8,964. 
Principal  High  School— Forrest  T.  Shntts. 
Rye  Seminary;    girls'   boarding;  non-sect. 

H   T   Stowe,  Principal 
Heathcote    Hall;    boys'    boarding;    P.    H 
Aithur  De  Lancey  Ayrault,  A.  M.,  Prin 
Sag  Harbor,  jSuffolk  Co..  pop.  8,408. 
Pres.  Bd.  Educ— William  R.  Reimamn. 
Sec   Bd   Educ— G  Augustus  Kiernan 


Sag  Harbor — continued 

ts    Superintendent — Casper  Schaefer 
Pieiscm    High    School — Theodoie    F     Rupp, 

Principal 
Drawing — Bertha  Kyle. 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart  of  Mary; 
girls'  boarding,  R  C  ,  Sister  M.  Loyola, 
Superior. 

Saint  Johnsville,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  2,536. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — S    I    Hutf man 
Sec    Bd   Educ— M    Walrath 
Piincipal  High  School — John  R    Palmer 
Supv    Music   &  Draw — Winifred   Peckham 
Commercial — Loia  M    Pitten 
Salamanca,  Cattarangus  Co.,  pop.  5,792. 
Pres   Bd   Educ — Ljman  J    Cheney 
Sec.    Bd.    Educ — George   Elliott.  * 

City  Superintendent — A    W    Fortune 
Principal  High  School — Edward  S    Shepard 
Supv    Music — Clara  Beers 
Domestic   Science — Ethel   F.   Hill 
Drawing — Francis    F.    Shaw 

Salamanca  Business  School,  bus,  sten.  and 

tel  ;    est.    1909,    Sara   Ryder    Principal 
Salem,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    H    Potter. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — O    W    Beebe 
City  Superintendent — F   H.  Rich 
Drawing — E    Koch. 

Washington  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  pub- 
lic, Fietl  N  Moulton,  Pun 

Saranac  Lake,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  4,983. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    C.  Russell. 

Sec   Bd    Educ — C    J   Carey 

City    Superintendent — H    V    Littell 

Pi  in    High  School — J    D    Meeker 

Supervisor  of  Music — Miss  Star 

Drawing — Laura  Sheldon. 

Com'l  and  Stenog*y — T.  C.  Strickland. 

Baldwin  School,   prep.,   co-ed.;  Ernest  H. 

Baldwin,   Prin. 
Saratoga.  Springs,  Saratoga  Co.,  pop.  12,693. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — N  R.  Thompson. 

Sec   Bd.  Educ. — C   L  Mosher. 

City  Supenntendent — C   L   Mosher 

Principal  High  School — Edward  B.  Robbina 

Supv    Music — Marguerite  Bonney. 

Manual  Training — L   W   Corbin 

Domestic  Science — Mary  C.  Dias. 

Draw   and  Pen' ship — Kate  McCloskey 

St  Faith's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  P.  E  ; 
est.  1890;  Rev.  H  C.  Plum,  Prin. 

St  John's  Academic  School,  prep  ,  co-ed.; 
R.  C  ,  eet  1865,  Rt.  Rev  Thomas  Burke, 
Pres. 

Skidmore  School  of  Arts,  women's  voca- 
tional and  professional  courses,  non-sect  , 
Charles  H  Keyes  Ph  D ,  Pres 

Sangerties,  Ulster  Co.,  pop.  3,929. 

Pies   Bd.  Educ — William  L   Darbee 

Sec  Bd  Educ — J  W  Lackey 

City    Supt     and    Prin     H.    S —E     A     Van 

Slyke 

Music  and  Drawing— -Helen  Brindle 
Commercial — Eunice  Foster 
fiayvllle,  Suffolk  Co,  pop.  1,954. 
Pres   Bd    Educ — Dow  Clock 
Principal  High  School — Henry  RL  Soper 


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Searsdale,  Westchester  Co.,  pop.  418. 
Lockwood    Collegiate   School,    girls'   board- 
ing  and    day,    non-sect  ;    est.    1886,    The 
Misses  Lockwood,   Prins. 
St.  David's  Hall,   boys'   boarding,   Rev    W 
Li    Evans,  Prin. 

Schenectady,  Schenectady  Co ,  pop.  72,826. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    C    P    Stemmetz 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William   Smith 
City    Superintendent — Oscaz    W    Knolt 
Principal  High  School — B.  R    Whitney. 
Supv.  Music — Inez  F  "Damon. 
Manual    Training — E     D    Fink 
Physical  Culture — Mary  G   Mason 
Drawing — Margaret   Sterling. 
Penmanship — Alice  E    Benbow 
Commercial — H     I     Good 
Stenography — Agnes  Hammond 
Kindergarten — Frances  L   Leitzell. 

Union    College;    coll  ,    men;   non-sect.;   est. 

1795;  Rev.  Charles  A.  Richmond,  D.  D., 

LL.  D,  Pres. 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed.;  B.  C. , 

Rev.  Joseph  Henrich,  Prin 
Schenectady     Business    School;     bus      and 

sten.,  est.   1897,  W.  F.  Fitzgerald,   Prin. 
Spencer   Business    School,    bus    and   sten. , 

C    C    Guyette,   Principal 
Teachers'  Training  School,  normal,  co-ed  , 

non-sect  ,   city,    est    1896,   G    B    Jeffers, 

Principal. 

Sclraylerville,  Saratoga  Co ,  pop.  1,614. 

Pres.    Bd.    Educ — Harry    C     Funston. 

Sec     Bd.    Educ — A.    E.    Milligan. 

City  Supt   &  Prin   H   S — W   G.  Gruikshank 

Supv.  Music — Mary  Clancy 

Drawing — Mildred  M.   Haynes 

Scotia,  Schenectady  Co.,  pop.,  2,957. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — Nelson  Reynolds 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    J    Lusk. 

City   Superintendent — James  B    Weles. 

Principal  High  School — R   M  Weidler 

Drawing — Mildred  A.  McAvory. 
Seacliff,  Nassau  Co.,  pop.  1,694. 

Pres.   Bd.   Educ  — O    S    Marden. 

Sec    Bd     Educ — F    R    Hanson. 

Town  Superintendent — C   A  Deminger. 

Prin.  High  School — Frank  E    De  Gelleke. 

Supv.    Music — Miss   Laura   Harnden 

Drawing — Miss  Eunice  Shafer. 
Seneca  Falls,  Seneca  Co.,  pop.  6,588. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — Charles  S   McBnde 

Sec   Bd  Educ  — F.  J   Medden 

City  Superintendent — Frederick  J.  Medden 

Supv.  Music — Bessie  E    Gould 

Drawing — Alice  R.  Divine. 

Penmanship — Carrie  E   Squier. 

Mynderse    Academy,    high    school,    co-ed,; 
Frederick  J.   Medden,   Principal. 

Shelter  Island,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — F  E.  Benjamin 
Sec   Bd    Educ —William  J   Vogel. 
City  Superintendent — Charles  H    Smith,  Jr 
Principal  High  School— C   F  Sailer 
Sherwood,  Caynga  Co.,  pop.  177. 
Sherwood  Select  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect.;  Miss  B.   Howland,   Principal. 


Sherburne,   Chenangro  Co,   pop.  960. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Dr    William   Little. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Levi  Collins 
District   Superintendent — A    C.    Bowers 
Pun     Union   High    School — Guy   Rego. 

Sherman,  Chautauqua  Co.,  pop.  1,000." 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — Dr  Wagner 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — F  L  Morris 
Principal  High  School — Herbert  E  Perkins 

Shortsville,  Ontario  Co.,  pop.  1,112. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — O     S.   Titus 
Principal   High  School — Earl   S    Lougee. 
Supv    Music — Katharine   Corrigan 

Sidney,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  2,507. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — P    O    Wheeler 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    E    Lander  s 
Principal  High  School — Herbert  Pieston 
Supv    Music  and  Drawing — Miss  White 

Silver  Creek,  Chautauqua  Co.,  pop.  2,512. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — G     L    Weeks 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    W    Guest. 
Prin    High  School — Fiank  A    Dubois 
Supv     Music — Mabel    Horton 
Drawing — Ethel     Folts 

Skaneateles,  Onondaga  Co.,  pop.  1,615. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Wan  en  B   DeWitt. 
Sec   Bd    Educ — Edwaid  C    Miller 
Principal  High  School — Holmes  T.  Case. 

Supv    Music — May  Crandall 

Smithtown,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Herbert  N.  Hallock. 
Sec    Bd,  Educ  — Andrew  Madison 
Principal    High    School — Michael    Fisher. 

Sodns,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    O    Button 
Principal  High   School — W    Otis   Kenyon 

Sodus    Academy,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    non-sect  , 
est   1902,  Chester  G.  Sanford,  A   M,  Prin 

Solvay,  Onondaga  Co.,  pop.  5,139. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — M    H   Knapp 

Sec    Bd    Educ —William  Cross, 

City    Superintendent — -"Roy   B.    Kelley 

Principal  High  School — Claude  A    Durall 

Supv  Music  and  Draw — Chailotte  Brigham 

South  Glens  Falls,  Saratoga  Co.,  .pop.  2,247. 

Pres.    Bd     Educ — Herman   B     Parks. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — D.  V.  Newton. 

Principal  High  School — William  A    Wilson 

South  Otselic,  Chenango  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    C    Rogers. 

Sec   Bd   Educ. — L    M    Reynolds 

Principal  High  School — Clifford  A.  Stanton 

Southampton,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  2,509. 

Pres,  Bd   Educ  — Howard  Townsend. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W   P    Bishop 
Principal  High  School — J.  G    Peck. 
Supv    Music — Mary  Flansburg 
Drawing — Ruby  Ames 

Sonthold,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop   1,292. 

Pres   Bd   Educ— J   N   Hallock. 
Sec    Bd   Educ — William  H  Terry 
Principal  High  School — A.  W.  Symonds 


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Southolcl — continued 

Southold  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  Presb  , 
Miss  Bertha  Stoddart,  Principal. 

Spencerport,  Monroe  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pimcipal   High   School — G    C    Moose 

Spring  Valley,  Rockland  Co.,  pop.  2,353. 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — J.    W     Sherwood 

Sec    Bd    Educ — George  Tnglis 

Principal  High  School — H    W    Longrvorthy 

Supv    Mus    &  Draw  — Lillian  Graham 

Penmanship — Jennie  M    Anderson. 

Com'l   &   Sten — Helen   M    Irwm. 

Springville,  Erie  Co ,  pop    2,246. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — Frank  D    Smith 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Bernia  L    Bensley 
City  Superintendent — William  B    Bensley 
Pimcipal  High  School — B    D    McCormick 
Supv   Music  and  Diaw — Claia  Jude 
Domestic  Science — Ada  Hale 

Griffith  Institute  and  Union  School;  prep., 
co-ed  ;  public;  B.  D.  McCormick,  Pnn 

Stanf ord\  ille,   Dutchess   Co.,  pop.   346. 

Christian  Biblical  Institute,  theol.,  co-ed., 
Christian,  John  B  Weston,  D  D,  LL» 
D  ,  Pres. 

Stockton,  Chautauqua  Co.,  pop.  461. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Ethan  C    Shepaid. 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — Charles  D    Payne 
City  Superintendent — C.   D.  Payne. 
Principal  High  School — Lester  W    Rice 

StiUwater,  Saratoga  Co.,  pop.  1,004. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — A    T    Pack 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    D    Bai  tlett 
Pimcipal  High  School — Edwin  A.  Stuart. 

Suffern,  Rockland  Co.,  pop.   2,663. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — R    G    Riggs 
Sec    Bd    Educ— W.  Milton  Patter. 
Prin.  High  School — Are t us  P.  Burroughs 

Syracuse,  Onondaga  Co.,  pop.  137,249. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  E    Fan  child 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — P    D    Cooney. 
City    Superintendent — Percy    M     Hughes 
Prin.    Central   H.   S. — Charles   F    Harper 
Prin.   North   H     S — Marshall   W    Downing 
Prin.  Technical   H.   S  — Henry  H.   Denham 
Supv    Music — John  J.  Raleigh. 
Industrial  Education — James  M   Scott. 
Physical  Culture — Louis  P.  Washbura. 
Drawing— M.  Matilda  Miett. 
Supv.  Grades — E.  Fred  Knapp. 
Supv.  Kindergarten — Maude  C.  Stewart 

Academy  of  Sacred  Heart;  prep  ;  men;  R. 
C  ;  Rev.  John  F.  Mullany,  Pres 

Assumption  Academic  School,  girls'  board- 
Ing;  H  C.,  Sister  M  Cecilia,  Superior 

Central  City  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  H.  W.  Henry,  Prin ,  438  S  Salina. 

Christian  Brothers  Academy,  prep  ,  boys, 
R.  C  ,  Brother  Columban,  Principal. 

Drake  Commercial  School,  bus  and  sten  ; 
eat.  1913;  William  T.  Drake,  President, 
487  S.  Salina. 


Syracuse — continued 

Goody ear-Burlmgame  School,  girls;  prep  ; 
non-sect  ,  Fanny  Goodyear,  Prin 

Hebrew  Free  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  He- 
brew, David  Blumberg,  Prin. 

New  York  State  College  of  Forestry,  Syra- 
cuse University,  men,  state;  Hugh  P. 
Baker,  Director. 

Rugby  School  for  Boys,  boys'  boarding, 
est  1891,  Frank  R.  Sherman,  B  A, 
Director 

School  of  Travel,  (in  connection  with. 
Rugby  School);  boys'  foreign  study  and 
travel,  Frank  R.  Sherman,  B  A., 
Director 

St  Lucy's  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C.; 
Rev  Tohn  J.  Sheridan,  Prin 

St  John's  Catholic  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
R.  C  ;  Rev.  Michael  Clune,  Prin 

Syracuse  Commercial  School;  bus.  and 
sten  ,  M  F.  Bellows,  Prin. 

Syracuse  Teachers'  Training  School*  nor- 
mal, co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  city,  est  18SO;  J 
Edward  Banta,  Puncipal 

Syracuse  University,  comprises  seven  col- 
leges Liberal  Arts,  Fine  Arts,  Medi- 
cine, Law,  Applied  Science,  Teachers, 
New  York  State  College  of  Forestry, 
School  of  Agriculture,  and  Library 
School;  co-ed  ,  M  E  ;  est  1870,  Jamee 
Roscoe  Day,  LL  D ,  Chancellor. 

Syracuse  University  College  of  Fine  Arts; 
courses  in  architecture,  painting,  and 
music,  co-ed.,  George  Albert  Parker; 
Mus  D.  Dean. 

Syracuse  University  College  of  Law,  law, 
co-ed  ,  est  1895,  Fiank  R.  Walker,  A.  M  , 
Dean 

Syracuse  University,  College  of  Medicine; 
med. ,  reg.;  co-ed  ,  est  1872,  John  L. 
Hetfrcn,  M.  D ,  Dean. 

Syracuse  University,  Library  School,  co- 
ed ,  Eail  E  Sperry,  Ph  D ,  director 

Svracuse  University,  Lyman  Cornelius 
Smith  College  of  Applied  Science; 
courses  in  civil,  electrical,  mechanical, 
and  industrial  engineering,  non-sect  , 
est  1871,  William  P.  Graham,  M.  B, 
Dean 

Syracuse  University,  Teachers*  College; 
Mark  E  Penney,  Acting  Dean 

Travis  Preparatory  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
non-sect  ,  est.  1900;  A.  Lincoln  Travis, 
A.  M,  Prin. 

Tarrytown,  Westchester  Co.,  pop.  5,600. 

Sec   Bd    Educ — C   W.  Fairchild 
City  Superintendent — Leslie  V,  Case. 
Principal  High  School — Leslie  V.  Case 

Hackley  School,  boys'  boarding,  non-sect  ; 
est  1899;  Walter  Boutwell  Gage,  Head- 
master 

Irving  School  for  Boys,  boys*  boarding; 
non-sect.;  est.  1891,  John  M.  Furman, 
A*  M ,  Headmaster. 


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Tarrttfmn — continued 
Knox    School    for    Girls,    girls'    boarding, 

r  on -sect  ,     Mrs     E     Eussell     Hough  ton, 

Prin 
Ljndhurst    School,    bovs*   prep  ,    non-sect  , 

est.  1903,  Fred  McCollum,  Supt 
Mason's  School,  "The  Castle,"  girls'  board- 
ing, P    E  ,  est.  1886;  Miss  C    E    Mason, 

Prin 
Me  teal  f  School,   girls'    boarding  and   day, 

non-sect;  Miss  Helen  Metcalf,  Prin. 
"Marvmount"      School      for     Girls;     girls' 

boarding,    R     C  ;    Rev     Mother    Joseph, 

Superior. 
Repton    School;    boys'   boarding   under   16, 

P    E  ,  est.  1906,  O   C    Roach  and  L.  W. 

Henly,   Prin. 

Theresa,  Jefferson  Go ,  pop.  917. 

Pres   Bd   Bduc — 3   B   Vock 
Sec   Bd    Educ— M    C   Bullard 
Principal  High  School— Floyd  M   Walter 

Ticonderoga,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  2,475. 

Pres   Bd    Educ.— -Charles  L    Ross 

Sec  Bd   Educ — W  W  Jeffers 

Prin   High  School — L  W  Lawrence 

Supv    Music— Maude  M    Morgan 

Drawing— Kate  C    Algie 

Pen'ship  and  Com'I — A    Nama  Thompson 

Torapkins  Cove,  Rockland  Co*,  pop*  900. 

Principal  High  School — A    C   Lucas 

Immaculate  Conception  Academy,  girls' 
boarding;  R.  C,  Sister  Guilliaume,  Su- 
perior.' 

Tompkinsville,  Richmond  Co. 

Angustinian  Academy;  prep  ,  boys;  R  C  , 
F  F  Commins. 

Tnnawamla,  Erie  Co.,  pop.   8,290. 
Pres   Bd.  Educ— J.  A.  Hobble. 
Sec   Bd,  Educ.— E   W.  Betts. 
City  Superintendent — Frank  K.  Sutley. 
Principal  High  School — Ralph  E  Mosher 
Supv    Music — Lillian  Mago. 
Manual  Training — S   N   White 
Drawing — Edna  L   Paviour. 
Domestic  Science — Irene  L.  Mago 
Com'I  and  Pen'ship — Kate  H  Bellinger 

Troy,  Rensselaer  Co.,  pop   76,813. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — W   Leland  Thompson 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — William  A   Dunne 
City  Superintendent— Arvie  Eldred 
Principal  High  School — M    H    Walrath 
Supv    Music — M    T    Moran 
Supv    Music — Sara  L   O'Haire 
Manual  Training— James  T   Carey 
Domestic  Science— Mary  A    Quigley 
Drawing — Elizabeth  E    Hogan. 
Commercial — F    S    Kitson 
Primary — E    Maria  Quigley, 
Kindergarten— Frances  T   Neary 
Grades — Martha  L    Kidd 

Emma  Willard  School,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect,  est  1811;  Miss  Eliza  Kellas, 
Ph.  B.,  Principal. 


Troy— continued 
LaSalle   Institute,    boys,   R    C  ,    est    1853, 

Rev    Brother  Arnold,   M    Sc,   Prin 
Rensselaer    Polytechnic    Institute,     courses 

m     Civil,     Mechanical,     Electrical,     and 

Chemical      Engineering,       and      General 

Science,  men,  est    1824,  Palmer  C   Rick- 

etts,  LL    D,  President 
Rogers- Mai  lens    School    of    Music,     co-ed  , 

est   1910,  Will  E   Rogers,  Director,  2  Sec- 
ond St 
St     Augustine's    Academic    School,    prep  ; 

boys,  R  C  ,  J  J.  McCarthy,  Pimcipal 
St    Jospph's  Academy,  prep  ,  boys,  R.  C  , 

Rev    James  A.  Curtin,  Pres 
St    Patrick's  Academy,  prep  ,  boys,  R    C  , 

Sister  M.  Blanche,  Superior. 
St    Peter's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R.  C  , 

V   G    O'Brien,  Principal 
Troy  Academy,  prep  ,  boys,  non-sect  ;  est 

1834,  Albert  S    Cox,  A.  M,  Prin. 
Troy  Business  College,  bus   and  sten  ;  est 

1858,  Warren  and  Aderhold,  Prin 
Troy      Conservatory      of      Music;      co-ed  , 

Christian    A     Stein,     Director,     3d     and 

State 
Troy   School   of  Arts    and   Crafts,    co-ed  , 

Emilie    C     Adams,     Director,    Hannibal 

Gieen  Bldg 

Troy  Training  School,  normal,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  city,  est  1894,  Elizabeth  L  Brad- 
ley, Principal 

Trumansburg,   Tompldus   Co.,   pop.    1,188. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Manning  Atwater 
Sec    Bd    Educ— O    G    Noble 
Principal  High  School—Earl   Crowell 
Supv  Music — Flossie  M  Bryant 

Tnckahoe,  Westchester  Co.,  pop.  2,722. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Frank  Vivien 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — John   Gerrity 
City  Superintendent— R   L   Frink 
Principal  High  School — R    L    Frmk 
Supv    Music— Ellen  Qumlan 
Physical  Culture— Hazel  Wayt 
Drawing—  Clara  Foster 
Commercial — Martha  Pallace 
Pen'ship  and  Stenog*y — Effie  Chase 

Tapper  Lake,  Franklin  Co.,  pop    3,067. 

Prin    High  School — Melvm  A    Shaw 

Tuxedo  Park,  Orange  Co,  pop    1,215. 

Principal  High  School— Edward  D    Myers 

Unadilla,  Otego  Co.,  pop.  1,009. 

Pres  Bd   Educ. — Robert  Horaan 

Sec   Bd   Educ— -W    G    Sands 

Principal  High  School— Charles  F    Todd 

Union,  Broome  Co.,  pop.  1,544. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— George  J    Ames. 

Sec   Bd.  Educ — C.  S.  Hooper. 

City  Supt  and  Prin  H   S  — H.  H   Crumb 

Supv   Mus.  and  Draw— Bather  R  Mooney 


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Union  Springs,  Cayuga  Co.,  pop.   994. 

Pres  Bd   Educ  — O   S   Brown 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    C    Mersereau 
City  Supenntendent — Anna  M    Kent 
Principal  High  School — Lee  Chase 

Oakwood  Seminary,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Friends; 
est  1796,  Eliezer  Partmgton,  A  B,  Pnn 

Utica,  Oneida  Co  ,  pop   74,419. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — F.  R    Wlnant 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  — D.  J    Kelly. 
City  Superintendent — Wilbur  B.  Sprague. 
Prm   Free  Academy — Clifford  S  Biagdon 
Supv   Music — Mrs   Bertha  D   Hughes 
Manual  Arts — Charles  B   Bradley. 
Kindergarten — Sara  E    Nolan 
Commercial — Edwaid  O    Folsom 

Cecily  Baker  School;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est.  1882,  Frances  E  Newland, 
Prin 

Harvey  Commercial  School,  bus  and  sten  , 
co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  Miss  Harvey,  Principal, 
111  Columbia  St 

Knox's  School  for  Girls;  girls'  day;  non- 
sect  ;  Miss  Alice  A.  Knox,  Principal. 

Ulica  Catholic  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R 
C.,  J  S  M  Lynch,  D  D,  Prin 

Utica  Conservatory  of  Music,  music  and 
languages,  co-ed 

Utica  School  of  Commerce,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1896,  T  J  Risinger,  Prin,  155  Gen- 
esee  St 

Valatie,  Columbia  Co,  pop.  1,219. 

Pres    Bd    Educ —Nathan  P    Wild 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  J    Hickey 
Principal  High  School— Fred  E    Slight 

Valhalla,  Westchester  Co.,  pop.  450. 

Chappaqua  Mountain  Institute;  girls* 
boarding  and  boys  under  14,  Friends; 
Charles  R  Blenis,  Director. 

Vernon,  Onelda  Co.,  pop    451. 

Pres    Bd   Educ  — Leon  Clark 
Sec.  Bd   Educ — Arthur  Pepper 
Principal  High  School— Willis  H    Reals 

Verona,   Onelda   Co.,   pop.   357. 

Principal  High  School — Paul  Carl 

Home  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ; 
Mrs.  T.  M  Foster,  Prin. 

Walden,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  4,004. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — J    Louis  Schrade. 

Sec.  Bd   Educ — A    S   Embler 

City  Supt   and  Prin   H   S  — Frank  L   Smith 

Music  and  Drawing — Emma  Counsell. 

Walton,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  3,103. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Grant  MacKnight. 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — Henry  S    White. 

Supt   and  Prin    High   School — C    P    Wells 

Supv   Music — H.  Francis  Miles. 

Agriculture — Warren  E   Miles. 

Domestic  Science — Frances  Hall. 

Drawing — Miss  Alice  E.  Yale. 

Com'l  and  Stenog*y — Miss  Helen  Slmonds. 


Wappingers  Falls,  Dutchess  Co.,  pop.  3,196. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — John  T  Hepworth 
Sec  Bd  Educ — John  H.  Wixsen. 
Pi  in  Union  H  S — Edwin  I  Arthur 

Warrensbnrg,   Warren  Co,  pop.   2,000. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Henry  Griffing 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    E    Crandall 
Principal  High   School — John  B    Chilson. 

Warsaw,    Wyoming   Co.,    pop.   3,206. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Robert  Hume 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    E    Charles 
Principal  High   School — George  W    Glasler. 
Supv     Music    and    Draw  — Elizabeth   Whit- 
man 

Penmanship — Miss  I   F   White 
Commercial — Vera  L    Englehart 

Warwick,  Orange  Co ,  pop.  2,318. 

Warwick    Institute,    prep  ,    co-ed  ;    public; 
Clifford  L    Haight,  Prin 

Waterford,  Saratoga  Co.,  pop    3,245. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J.   W.   Atkinson. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.   F    Palmer. 
City    Superintendent — Loraine  W    Bills. 
Principal  High  School — Floyd  B    Gilbert 
Supv.    Music — Mary    Gagerty. 
Manual  Training— ^Tohn  Craley 
Domestic   Science — Florence  Wheldon. 
Drawing — Fannie  Kirk. 
Commercial — Grace  Watklns. 

Waterloo,  Seneca  Co.,  pop.  3,931. 

PreS    Bd    Educ  — C    B    Bacon 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — John  E.  Richardson 

Dist     Superintendent — Charles  B    Earl. 

Prin    High  School — Dwight  B    Williams. 

Supv    Music — Wilhima   E    Bassett. 

Drawing — Laura  M    Paul 

Com'l — Helen  B    Johnson 

Water-town,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  26,730. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Robert  E    Cahill 
Sec   Bd    Educ — Fred   W   Streeter 
City  Superintendent — Frank  S.  TIsdale. 
Principal  High  School — Gary  M.  Jones. 
Supv.  Music — Miss  Jessie  B.  Fosgate. 
Man.  Tr.  &  Dora.  Scl. — Anna  L.  DePlanter. 
Drawing — Miss  Leilla  Kelsey. 

Immaculate  Heart  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
R.  C.;  Sister  M.  Josephine,  Superior. 

Waterville,  Oneida  Co.,  pop.  1,410. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — T    Z  Jones 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    G    Randall 

Pun    High   School — Alvah  T    Otis.         fi 

Watervliet,  Albay  Co.,  pop.  15,074. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John  H    McKeever. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Hugh   H    Lansing 
City  Superintendent — Hugh  H.   Lansing: 
Principal  High  School — Fred  "W"   Crumb 
Supv    Music — Anna  T    McMahon 
Drawing — Laurena  C    Skinner 

Watervliet    Academy,    prep  ;    co-ed  ,    non- 
sect  ,   John  T    Driscoll,  Principal 

Watklns,  Schnyler  Co.,  pop.  2,817. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — F.  L    Moran. 
Sec.   Bd.  Educ. — George  Norman. 
Piincipal  High  School — John  A.  Beer* 


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Waverly,  Tlofira  Co.,  pop    4,855. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  L    S    Bptowski 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  C    H.  Shipman. 
City    Superintendent  —  Percy    C     Meserva. 
Principal  High  School  —  R    D    Pish 
Supv.   Mus.  and  Draw  —  Edith  Colgrove 
Manual  Training  —  Leon  Beach. 
Domestic  Science  —  Mildred  Crandell. 
Commercial  —  Helen   O'Neil 

Wayland,   Stenben   Co,   pop.   1,392. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  "W    W.   Clark 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  P    H    Zimmeiman 
Principal  Hi£jh  School—  A    E    Henwtreet 
Bupv    Mus.   &  Draw  —  Miss  Elizabeth   Dib- 
ble. 

Webster,  Monroe  Co,  pop.  1,032. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  William  H    Stokes 
Sec    Bd    Educ—  Miller  P    Allen. 
Dist   Superintendent  —  W    W.   Rayfield 
Principal  High  School  —  Frank  K    Yoik 

Weedsport,  Cayuga  Co.,  pop.  1,344. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  —  C  M   Adams 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  E.  A.  "Willard 
Principal  High  School  —  B    B    Bean. 
Supv   Music  —  Ethel  L  Austen 

Wellsville,  Allegany  Co.,  pop.  4,382. 
Pres.  Bd    Educ  —  George  E    Brown. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Frank  M.  Leonard 
City  Superintendent  —  H.  G.  Burdge 
Principal  High  School  —  Clarance  J.  Dence 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw  —  Lena  O    Freeborn. 
Manual  Training  —  Charles  W    Boda 
Domestic  Science-^Lillian  E    Salter 
Domestic  Art  —  Ruth  E    Wilder 
Pen  'ship  and  Com'l  —  M    Alice  Innes. 
Stenography  —  M    Alice  Innes 

West  New  Brighton,  Richmond  County. 

Livingston  School,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect  ; 

Way  and  Crooks,  Prins. 
St.  Austin's  School;  boys'  boarding,  P.  B  , 

George  E    Quaile,    M.  A.,   Frin. 
Westerleigh  Collegiate  Institute,  prep  ;  co- 

ed.;  non-sect.;   Wilber  Strong,   Prm. 


West  PotnK  Orange  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

United  States  Military  Academy,  military; 
men,  U  S  Gov't,  est  1802,  Col  John 
Biddle,  Superintendent 

West  Winfield,   Herkime*  Co.,  pop.   1,000. 

Principal  High  School  —  Arthur  E   Barnes 

Westchester,  New  York  County. 

Clason  Point  Military  Academy;  boys' 
boarding,  military;  R.  C,  est.  1888; 
Brother  Edmund,  Prin. 

Sacred  Heart  Academy,  boys'  boarding; 
R.  C.,  Brother  August,  Prin. 

Westfleld,  Chautauqua  Co.,  pop.  2,985. 

Pres.  Bd  Educ  —A.  B.  Ottaway 
Sec   Bd.  Educ  —  Grant  S,  Flagler 
Town  Superintendent  —  L   W    Swain. 
Prin.  High  School—Preston  K.   P&ttison 

Westporf,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  692. 

Principal  High  School  —  J  Austin 


Whitehall,   Washington    Co.,   pop     4,917. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    E    Hamilton 

Src    Bd    Educ — D    C    Smith 

City  Superintendent — H    H    Lamberton 

Pimcipal    High   School — Neva    A     Dana 

Sup-v?    Music — Mazella  A    Aldrich 

Drawing — R.  Gail  Proctor. 

White  Plains,  Westchester  Co ,  pop.  15,949. 

Citv  Superintendent — John   W.   Lumbard 
Prin    High    School — Harry   W.   Rockwell 

Roger  Ascham  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  Annie  W.  Allen,  Principal 

Westchester  Academy;  prep  ,  tfo-ed.; 
boarding,  non-sect  ,  est  1898;  Conrad 
Woolmann,  LL  B,  Prin. 

Whitestone,  Queens  Co. 

Sacred  Heart  Seminary;  boys'  boarding, 
R  C  ,  Sisters  of  St  Joseph. 

Williamson,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Principal  High  School — H.  E    Biadley 

WiUiamsville,   Brie    Co.,   pop.   1,105. 

Principal  High  School — B    G    Brennen 

Woloott,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.   1,216 

Pres   Bd   Educ — R    H    Watkms 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Joel  Fanning. 
Dist.   Superintendent — Ida   E    Cosad 
Principal  High  School — Louis  M    Collins 
Supv,    Music — Nell  Albertson. 
Drawing — Carrie   Bliss. 

Worcester,  Otsego  Co.,  pop.  1,020. 

Pimcipal  High  School — L    L    Robinson 

Wyoming,  Wyoming  Co.,  pop.  525. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— -JS    A.  Parks. 
Principal  High  School — M    D    Teed. 

Yonkers,  Westchester  Co.,  pop.  79,803. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Charlea  Phillip  Easton 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  H    Claxton 
City  Superintendent — C    E.    Gorton. 
Asst    Supt — Lamont  Hodge 
Prin.  High  School — "William  A    Edwards. 
Supv.  Music — George  Oscar  Brown. 
Manual  Arts — 3    J    Eaton 
Physical  Culture — Harriet  A    Clapp 
Drawing — J    Winthrop  Andrews 
Penmanship — Lewis  G    Lloyd 
Commercial — Ralph  H    Baker 
Kindergarten — Kathenne  Minor 

Butler's    Business    School,    bus.    and    sten  ; 

est    1892,   William  W.   Butler,   Principal. 

16  Main  St 
Hall's    Business    School,    bus.    and    sten  ; 

est.    1892;    Charles  B.    Hall,    Principal. 
Halstcd    School,    girls'    boarding  and    day; 

non-sect.;    est     1874,    Miss    Mary    Sicard 

Jenkins,  Prm. 
St    Joseph's  Seminary  and  College;  theol.; 

men,  R  C  ,  Rev.  John  P.  Chadwlck,  D.  D., 

President. 

Training   School  for  Teachers,   normal,   co- 
ed ,  non-sect ,  city,  est.  1909;  Eleanor  M. 

Taylor,  Principal. 


NORTH  CAROLINA 

Population,  2,206,287.  School  census,  735,168.    School  age,  6-21. 

North  Carolina  is  the  sixteenth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  2,206,287  ^inhabitants,  of  whom  68  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number, 
.3  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population, 
ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  18.5  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  forty-second  in  this 
respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE   SUPERINTENDENT'S   OFFICE 

J.  Y.  JOYNER,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Baleigh 

L.  C.  BROGDEN,  State  Supervisor  of  Rural  Schools Raleigh 

N  C.  NEWBOLD,  Second  State  Supervisor  Rural  Schools     Raleigh 

E.  E.  SAMS,  Supervisor  of  Teacher  Training .  Raleigh 

N.  W.  WALKER,  Inspector  of  High  Schools Chapel  Hill 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 

LOCKS  CBAIG,  Governor,  CJiavrman Raleigh 

J.  Y.  JOYNER,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Secretary Raleigh 

O.  MAX  GARDNER,  Lieutenant-Governor .Lenoir 

J.  BRYAN  GRIMES,  Secretary  of  State Raleigh 

B.  R.  LACY,  State  Treasurer Raleigh 

W.  P.  WOOD,  State  Auditor Raleigh 

JAMES  M  MANNING,  Attorney  General ...  Raleigh 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS 

J.   Y.   JOYNER,   Chairman  ex-o-fficio Raleigh 

C.  E  MclNTOSH,  Secretary Raleigh 

N.W.WALKER Chapel  Hill 

Z.  V.  JTIDD '.Raleigh 

H.   E.  AUSTIN    Greenville 

W.  A.  GRAHAM Warrenton 

ASSOCIATION  OF  CITY  SCHOOL  SUPERINTENDENTS   AND  PRINCIPALS 

A    T.  ALLEN,  President ..Salisbury 

HARRY  HARDING,  Secretary Charlotte 

STATE  ASSOCIATION  OF  COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS 

J.  y.  JOYNER,  President  Mas-Offido. ...'. Baleigh 

A.  S.  BROWKR,  Secretary *-  *..*»*  *•  *  <--«.r  ><,. Raleigh 


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NORTH  CAROLINA 


ASSOCIATION  OF  HIGH  SCHOOL  TJBAfJIIEKS  AND  PRINCIPALS 


A   VERMONT,  P) rodent 
E.  J.  CoLTRAXE;  Secietajy 


Smithfield 
Jamestown 


NORTH  CAROLINA  TEACHERS'  ASSEMBLY 


;MARY  O.  GRAHAM,  President 
ROBERT  H.  WRIGHT,  Tice-Pic&ident 


Meeklenberg 
Greenville 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS 


SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Alamance  . . .  J.  B  Robertson,  Graham 
Alexander  .A  F  Sharpe,  Stony  Point 
Alleghany  J  M  Cheek,  Laurel  Spungs 

Anson P.  J.  Kiker,  Wadesboro 

Ashe  O    M,  Dickson,  Silas  Creek 

Avery..  .Prank  A.  Edmonson,  Newland 
Beautoit  .W  G.  Privette,  "Washington 

Bertie H.  W   Early,  Windsor 

Bladen.  .  ..B  J.  Cromartie,  Garland 
Brunswick...  .M.  C.  Guthrie,  Southport 

Buncombe W.  H   Hipps,  Asheville 

Burke  .T    L    Sigmon,  Morgan  ton 

Cabanus     .    .     D    S    Lippard,   Concord 

Caldwell Y.  D.   Moore,   Lenoir 

Camden F   M    Eason,  Camden 

Carteret L.  B.  Ennett,  Cedar  Point 

Caswell  Geo  A,  Anderson,  Yanceyville 
Catawba  . .  .  Geo  E.  Long,  Newton 

Chatham R.  P   Johnson,  Pittsboro 

Cherokee A   L  Martin,  Murphy 

Chowan        .       J    O.  Alderman,  Eden  ton 

Clay T.  C    Scroggs,  Brasstown 

Cleveland J    Y.  Irvin,  Shelby 

Columbus...  F.  T.  Wooten,  Chadbourn 

Craven S.  M.  Brinson,  New  Bern 

Cumberland    

B.  T    McBryde,  Fayetteville 

Currituck..  .J.  M.  Newbern,  Jarvisburg 

Dare .B.  G.  Crisp,  Manteo 

Davidson     ..      .PL  Feezor,  Lexington 

Davie E    P.  Bradley,  Mocks ville 

Duplm   .    ..   M    H   Wooten,  Kenansville 

Durham C.  W.  Massey,  Durham 

Edgecombe W.  H.  Pittman,  Tarboro 

Forsyth  ..W.  B,  Speas,  WInston-Salem 
Franklin  ..EL  Best,  Louisburg 

Gaston F    P.  Hall,  Belmont 

Gates  ....  T  W.  Costen,  Jr ,  Gates 
Graham....  J  H  Moody,  Robbmsville 

Granville J.  F   Webb,  Oxford 

Greene J.  E.  Debnam,  Snow  Hill 

Guilford  .Thomas  R  Foust,  Greensboro 

Halifax Dr  A.  S.  Harrison,  Enfield 

Harnett J.  D.  Ezzell,  Dunn 

Hay  wood..  R  A.  Santelle,  Waynesville 
Henderson. W.  S  Shitle,  Hendersonville 
Hertford. ..  .J.  C.  Scarborough,  Win  ton 

Hake J.  A.  McGoogan,  Raeford 

Hyde  ...S.  J.  Beckwith,  Lake  Landing 

Iredell   R.  M   Gray,  Statesville 

Jackson David  H.  Brown,  Webster 

Johnston L.  T.  Royall,  Smithfleld 

Jones John  R   Barker,  Trenton 


County  Name  and  Address 

Lee  .  .......  EM.  Judd,  Sanf  ord 

Lenoir  Joseph  Kmsey,  Kmston 

Lincoln.  K    B    Nixon,  Lmcolnton 

Macon   .......  M   D   Billings,  Franklin 

Madison       .     .     R  G.  Anders,  Marshall 
Martm  A    J    Manning,   Jamesville 

McDowell  .         M    S    Giles,   Marion 

Mecklenburg.  Wm    McClusky,  Charlotte 
Mitchell  .......  D.  W    Greene,  Wing 

Montgomery.    .     .W    A    Cochran,  Troy 
Moore  ..   .  John  A    McLeod,  Carthage 
Nash  Oscar   Creech,    Nashville 

New  Hanover   .W.  Catlett,  Wilmington 
Northampton       .Paul  J.  Long,  Jackson 
Onslow.        W    M    Thompson,   Richlands 
Orange.    .,    .  S   P.  Lockhart,  Hillsboro 
Pamlico       ..  T.  B    Attmore,  Stonewall 
Pasquotank      .................. 

.   ..  W.  M.  Hmton,  Elizabeth  City 
Pendei  T    T    Murphy,  Burgaw 

Perquimans  .  .  .  W.  G  Gaither,  Hertford 
Pei  son  .  J  A  Beam,  Roxboro 

Pitt  .     S   B   Underwood,  Greenville 

Polk  .  .  .E.  S  W  Cobb,  Columbus 
Randolph  ...  T.  F.  Bulla,  Asheboro 
Richmond  ...................... 

.    .     ..W.  R    Coppedge,  Rocklngham 

Robeson     .....  J.  R   Poole,  Lumber  ton 

Rockingham    .............  .  ..... 

...       L   N   Hickerson,  Wentworth 
Rowan   ........  R.  G.  Kizer,  Salisbury 

Rutherford  ................. 

B.  H.  Bridges,  Rutherf  ordton 


Sampson 


, 
L   L   Matthews,  Clinton 


.....  aews,       inon 

Stanley  .....  E.  F.  Eddins,  Palmerville 

Scotland  .      .  L    M    Peele,    Gibson 

Stokes  .   J  T  Smith,  King 

Surry     ..........  J   H.  Allen,  Elkm 

Swain.      .    .     J.  M.  Smiley,  Bryson  City 
Transylvania  T    C    Henderson.  Brevard 
Tyrrell     .       John  W.  Darden,  Plymouth 
Union     .......  R  N  Nisbet,  Monroe 

Vance  .......  E    M   Rollins,  Henderson 

Wake  ..........  Z.  Z.  Judd,  Raleigh 

Warren  ........  H   F   Jones,  Warren  ton 

Washington          J    S    Spruill,  Columbia 
Watauga  .....  B.  B   Dougherty,  Boonfc 

Wayne  .....  E    T    Atkinson,  Goldsboro 

Wilkes   .     C.  C.  Wright,  Hunting  Creek 
Wilson  ........  C   Z.  Coon,  Wilson 

Yadkin     .    .  .  .  W.  D.  Martin,  East  Bend 

Yancey  ......  W   O.  Griffith,  Windham 


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NORTH   CAROLINA 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE:  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Aberdeen,  Moore  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Aberdeen  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
S  P.  Lockhart,  Prin. 

Advance,  Davie  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Advance  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect., 
John  Minor,  Prin. 

Albemarle,   Stanly  Co.,   pop.   2,500. 

Englewood  Boarding  School,  girls'  board- 
in  g,  Presb.,  Helen  J  Northrup,  Prin 

Arden,  Buncombe  Co.,  pop.  145. 

Christ  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  boarding,  P. 
B  ,  est  1900;  Mrs  Thomas  C.  Wetmore, 
Principal 

Ashboro,  Randolph  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

City  Supeimtendent — C    E    Teague. 

Asheville,  Buncombe  Co.,  pop.  18,762. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — W    B    Noithup 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    Howell 
City   Superintendent — H    Howell 
Principal  High  School — M    K    Webei 
Supv    Music — W    J    Cunningham 
Manual  Training — C    R    Appleton 
Domestic  Science — Sue  Bobbins 
Drawing—Miss   M    M     Atkins 
Penmanship — Miss   Mabelle  Miller. 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y — R    O    Wells 

Asheville  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1900;  Henry  S  Shockley,  President 

Asheville  School  for  Boys;  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect.;  N.  M.  Anderson,  Prin. 

Asheville  School  for  Girl;  girls'  boarding 
and  day,  non-sect  ,  est  1810,  Miss  B  K 
Ford,  Piincipal 

Bingham  School,  boys'  boarding,  military; 
non-sect.;  Col  Robert  Bingham,  Supt 

College  and  Academy  of  St  Genevieve;  girls' 
boarding,  Mother  Superior. 

Emanuel  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
est  1903,  A  A  Paul,  Manager. 

Hill  Side  Convent;  girls;  R.  a;  Mother  De- 
Planck. 

Home  Industrial  School;  prep,  and  indust  ; 

girls;    Presb.;    est.    1887;    Miss    Florence 

Stephenson,  Prin. 
Normal    and   Collegiate   Institute;    normal; 

private,   women,   Piesb  ,   est    1892,   Mary 

F    Hickok,  Piincipal 
North   State   School;    prep.;   co-ed.;   J.   M. 

Roberts,   Prin. 
Patton's    School    for    Boys;    prep.;    boys' 

boarding,  Headmaster. 
St   Genevleve  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R 

C  ,    est     1908,    Mother   S     Deplanck,    Su- 
perior 
Stevens'    School;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non-sect  , 

est.  1900,  Miss  Elizabeth  C.  Stevens,  Prin. 

F    M.  Shelton,  Principal 


Atlantic,  Carteret  Co.,  pop.  130. 

Atlantic  Institute,  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect; 
C.  E  James,  Prin. 

Augusta,  Davie  Co.,  pop.  32. 

Hodges  School;  prep;  co-ed;  non-sect; 
John  D.  Hodges,  A.  M.,  Prin. 

Aulander,  Bertie  Co.,  pop.  650. 
Aulander  AcacTemy,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect; 
H.  W.  Early,  Prin. 

Ayden,  Pitt  Co.,  pop.  1,030. 

Free  Will  Baptist  Theological  Seminary; 
theol  ;  co-ed  ;  boarding;  Free  Will  Bapt; 

est    1899,  J    E    Sawyer,  A    B,  Pres. 

Bayboro,  Pamlico  Co.,  pop.  292. 

Pamlico  Male  and  Female  Institute;  prep  ; 
co-ed.,  non-sect;  est  1888;  Thomas  M. 
Seawell,  O  B.,  Prin. 

Beaufort,  Carteret  Co.,  pop.  2,300. 

City  Superintendent — Prof    Hairis 

Beaufort  High  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ;  Mrs  Daisy  Belle,  Prin. 

St  Paul's  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  P  B  ;  est. 
1898,  Mrs  N  P  Geffroy,  M.  A,  Pres 

Washburn  Seminary;  prep.;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect,  est  1865;  D  Wilder,  A.  B.,  Prin. 

Belcross,   Camden   Co.,  pop.   125. 

Belcross  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect; 
J  D  Berry,  Prin. 

Belhaven,  Beaufort  Co  ,  pop.   803. 

City   Superintendent — V    W    McGhee 

Belmont,  Gaston  Co.,  pop.  950* 

Sacred  Heart  Academy,  girls*  boarding;  R. 
C  ,  est.  1892;  Mother  M.  Teresa,  Prin. 

St  Mary's  College,  coll  and  prep  ;  board- 
ing, men,  R  C  ;  est  1878,  Rev.  F. 
Leo  Haid,  O  S  B  ,  Rector. 

Belvidere,    Perquimans   Co.,   pop.    150. 
Belvidere  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.,  Friends; 
Mary  J.   White,  Prin. 

Belwood,  Cleveland  Co.,  pop.  107. 

Belwood  Institute,  prep.;  co-ed.;  1C.  E  So  ; 
est.  1890;  John  C.  Garett,  Prin. 

Bessemer   City,  Gaston   Co.,    pop.    1,100. 

City  Superintendent — D.   C.  Johnson. 

Bethel   Hill,  Person   Co.,   pop.   83. 

Bethel  Hill  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Bapt; 
Rev.  J.  A.  Beam,  Prin. 

Biltmore,  Buncombe  Co.,  pop.  475. 

Biltmore  Forest  School;  course  in,  techni- 
cal forestry,  men,  est  1898;  care  A 
Schenck,  Ph  E>,  Director. 

Biltmore  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect; 
R.  R.  Johnson,  Prin. 


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Biscoe,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  265. 

B isc oe  High  School,  boarding,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  J  31  Shields,  Puncipal 

Black  Mountain,  Buncombe  Co.,  pop.  550. 

Holxnan  Christian  University;  coll.;  Chris- 
tian, co-ed.,  J.  C  Cogging,  Pres. 

Boiling  Springs,  Cleveland  Co.,  pop.  76. 

Boiling  Springs  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed,, 
non-sect  ;  W.  B.  Goode,  Prin 

Bombay,  Bandolph  Co.,  130. 

Bombay  Institute,  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect., 
W.  S  Anderson,  Prin. 

Boomer,  Wilkes  Co.,  pop.  175. 

Boomer  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Bapt.; 
J.  A.  Baldwin,  Prin. 

Boonevffle,  Yadkin  Co.,  pop.  450. 
Tadkin  Valley  Institute;  prep.,  co-ed,;  non- 
sect  ;  eat.  1854;  Abner  C.  Gentry,  B.  A., 
Prin. 

Brevard,  Transylvania  Co ,  pop.  900. 
Brevard  Institute;  prep  ,  co-ed.;  M.  EL  So.; 

boarding,   est    1903,   C.    H    Trobndge,   A. 
M  ,    Principal 

Broad  Valley  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  I*  W.  Hall,  Prin. 

Broadway,  !Lee  Co ,  pop.  330. 
Broadway    Institute;    prep  ;     co-ed.;    non- 
sect  ,  M    A.  McLeod,  Prin 

Boies  Creek,  Harnett  Co ,  pop.  75. 

Builes  Creek  Academy,  prep ,  bus.  and 
music,  boarding,  co-ed.,  non-sect  ,  est 
1887,  Rev  J.  A  Campbell,  B.  A,  Prin- 
cipal 

Bnrgaw,  Fender  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Burgaw  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
B.  T  Cowper,  A.  B  ,  Supt. 

Burlington,  Alamance  Co.,  pop.  4,808. 

Prcs  Bd   Educ — B   R  Sellars 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Albeit  H    King 
City  Superintendent — Albert  H    King1 
Principal  High  School — J    H    McEwen 

Burlington  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  Meth., 

est    1903;  H    C.  Stout,  Supt. 
Parish     School;     prep  ,    co-ed  ;     non-sect., 

Bessie  Mann,  Prin. 

Bnrnsville,  Yancey  Co.,  pop.  400. 

Stanley  McCormick  School,  prep  ,  boarding 
and  day,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ;  est  1899, 
T  W  Chesebrough,  Principal. 

Tancey    Collegiate   Institute,    prep  ,    co-ed, 
boarding,    Bapt  ;    est.   1901;    E     E     Haw- 
kins,   Principal. 

Buxton,  Dare  Co.,  pop.  200. 
Burton  Academy;  prep.,   co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
Miss  Minnie  Harrell,  Prin. 


Camden,  Camden  Co.,  pop.  268. 

Camden  High  School,  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.,  D  H.  Tillett,  Prin 

Cana,  Davis  Co,  pop.  100. 

Cana  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect.;  O 
A  Reynolds,  Prin. 

Carthage,  Moore  Co ,  pop.  1,000. 

Carthage  Academic  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed., 
non-sect  ,  Palmer  Dalrymple,  A.  B.,  Prin 

Cary,  Wake  Co.,  pop.  850. 

Gary  High  School,  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
boarding,  est  1907,  M  B.  Dry,  A.  M, 
Principal. 

Cedar  Grove,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  100. 
Cedar  Grove  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ,  Annie  Hughes,  Prin. 

Cedar  Bock,  Franklin  Co.;  pop.  44. 

Cedar  Rock  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Bapt 
Mis  ;  T.  H.  Sledge,  Prin. 

Chapel  Hill,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    H    Patterson 

Sec     Bd     Educ — N.    W.    Walker 

City  Supt.  and  Prin    H   S  — F.  W    Morrison 

University  of  North  Carolina  comprises 
College  of  Liberal  Arts,  Graduate  School, 
School  of  Applied  Science,  of  Law,  of 
Medicine,  of  Pharmacy,  of  Education, 
and  Summer  School  for  Teachers,  state 
umv  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1789,  Edward  K  Gra- 
ham, LL  D  ,  President 

University  of  North  Carolina,  School  of 
Applied  Science,  courses  in  Chemical, 
Electrical,  Civil,  and  Road  Engineering, 
Andrew  Henry  Patterson,  A  M ,  Dean 

University  of  North  Carolina,  Department  of 
Pharmacy;  phar  ;  men,  est.  1S98;  E.  V. 
Howell,  Dean 

University  of  North  Carolina;  Law  Depart- 
ment, men,  est  1846,  Lucius  Polk  Mc- 
Gehee,  A  B,  Dean 

University  of  North  Carolina,  Medical 
School  (Freshman  and  Sophomore  years; 
Junior  and  Senior  years  at  Raleigh), 
med  ,  reg.,  men;  est.  1878;  Isaac  H 
Manning,  M.  D  ,  Dean. 

Charlotte,  Mecklenburg  Co.,  pop.  34,014. 

Prea  Bd  Educ — J  D   McCall 
Sec   Bd   Educ — A   H    Wearn. 
City  Superintendent — H    P    Harding. 
Asst    Superintendent — Alexander  Graham 
Principal  High  School — F    P.  Wyche 
Supt   Music — R   L    Kesler 
Manual  Training — C   E   Lacey 
Domestic  Science — Francis  Ray. 
Drawing — Maud  McKinnon 
Penmanship—Josephine  Henderson 
Commercial — Orville  Hughes 

Baird's  School  for  Boys;  prep.;  boys;  non- 
sect.;  est  1891;  J.  6.  Baird,  A.  B.,  Supt. 


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Chailotte — continued 

Biddle  University  (colored);  preparatory, 
collegiate,  theology  and  industrial 
courses,  men,  Presb  ,  est  1878,  Rev  H. 
L  MeCrorey,  D  D ,  Pres 

Charlottte  University  School;  prep  ;  boya; 
non-sect  ;  B.  W  Glasgow,  Prin. 

Homer  Military  School;  boys'  boarding, 
military,  non-sect  ,  est  1851,  Jerome  C 
Horner,  Principal. 

King's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1901,  J  H  King,  President. 

O'Donoghue  Hall,  girls'  boarding;  R.  C  , 
Sister  M  Hose,  Superior 

Queens  College  for  Women ,  girls'  boarding; 
Presb  ,  est  1857,  Rev  J.  L  Caldwell, 
D  D,  Pres 

St  Mary's  Seminary,  prep  ;  girls;  R.  C.; 
S  M  Dolores,  Prin 

Southern  Industrial  Institute;  mdust  high 
school,  co-ed  ,  Rev.  J.  A.  Baldwin,  Prin 


Cherokee,  Swain  Co.,  pop.  95. 

U  S  Indian  Industrial  School;  Govt  Indust 
school  for  Indians,  co-ed.;  est.  1880, 
Frank  Kyselka,  Supt 


ChenryviUe,  Gaston  Co.,  pop.  1,008. 

City  Superintendent — J  W   Strasiall. 

China  Grove,  Rowan  Co.,  pop.  887. 

China  Grove  High  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
non-sect  ,  est  1910,  Ray  D  Jenkins, 
Superintendent 

Chocowinlty,  Beaufort  Co.,  pop.  125. 
Trinity    School,    prep  ;    co-ed  ,    P.   B  ;    est 
1875;  N    C    Hughes,  Prin. 

Chnrchland,  Davidson  Co.,  pop.  39. 

Pine  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect; 
Prof.  S  G.  Hasty,  Prin. 

Clarkton,  Bladen  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Male  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect;  W 
M.  Dunn,  Prin, 

Clayton,  Johnston  Co.,  pop.  1,441. 

City  Superintendent — George  T   Whitley. 
Principal  High  School — H.  F.  Williams. 

Clemmons,  Forsyth  Co.,  pop.  295. 

Clemmons  School;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Moravian; 
est  1900,  Rev.  James  E.  Hall,  B.  A, 
B.  D,  Prin. 


Clinton,  Sampson  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L,  A    Bethune 
Sec   Bd.  Educ  — Thomas  Partrick,  Jr. 
City  Superintendent — J.  A    Williams. 
Principal  High  School — Ruby  E.  Goode 
Supv    Music — Miss   Mary   Dearborn. 


Clinton — continued 

Brewer's  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect.; 
Street  Brewer,  Prin 

Clinton    School;    prep.;    co-ed  ;    non-sect.; 
Brice  Craven,  Prin. 

Clyde,  Haywood  Co.,  pop.  250. 
Hayward  High  School,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  Bapt.; 

A    L    Bramlett,  Principal 


Coharie,  Sampson  Co.,  pop.  21. 

Coharie    School;    prep  ;    co-ed.; 
Mrs   B   V.  Wright,  Prin. 


non-sect* ; 


Colerain,  Bertie  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Coleram  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed  ,  non-sect.; 
Cora  B.  Beard,  Prin. 

Columbus,  Polk  Co.,  pop.  334. 

Central  Industrial  School,  normal;  prep.; 
co-ed  indust  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect,  Dr.  J  G. 
McLaughlin,  Prin. 

Columbus  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed  ; 
boarding,  non-sect  ,  est  1907;  E.  W.  S. 
Cobb,  Principal. 

Concord,  Cabarrus  Co.,  pop.  8,715. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ. — Dr    J.  E.   Smoot. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ. — A    S.  Webb 
City  Superintendent — A.  S.  Webb 
Principal  High  School— F.  S.  BIythe. 

Mount  Amoena  Seminary;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
non-sect  ;  J.  H  Fisher,  Prin. 

Rocky  River  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
non-sect,  est.  1907;  Homer  H.  Wlnecoff, 
A  B,  Prin 

Scotia  Seminary  (colored) ;  girls'  boarding:; 
Presb;  est  1867;  A.  W.  Veraer,  D.  D, 
A.  M ,  Prin. 

Conover,  Catawba  Co.,  pop.  413. 

Concordia  College,  coll  ,  co-ed  ,  Luth  G  A 
Romoser,  President 

Cooleemee,  Davie  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 
Cooleemee  High  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  J   L   Yandell,  Principal 

Cora,  Burke  Co.,  pop.  29. 

Amherst  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect.; 
est.  1886;  T  F.  Barnes,  A.  B.,  Prin. 

Crescent,  Rowan  Co.,  pop.  47. 

Crescent  Academy  and  Business  College; 
prep  and  bus  ,  boarding,  co-ed.;  est 
1896;  Rev  J.  L.  M.  Lyerly,  A.  M.,  Ph. 
D  ,  Principal. 

Crisp,  Edgecombe  Co,  pop.  52. 
Atlantic  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed  ;  non-sect.; 
J.  Fred  Webb,  Prin. 

Cronse,  JLincohi  Co ,  pop.  200. 

Piedmont  Seminary,  prep  ;  co-ed ;  non- 
sect;  est  1903;  G.  T.  Heafner,  Prin. 


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Cnllowhee,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  60. 

Cullowhee  Normal  and  Industrial  School, 
teachers'  training  courses,  co-ed  ,  state, 
est  1888;  A  C.  Reynolds,  Principal 

Dallas,  Gaston  Co.,  pop.  514. 

Principal  High  School  —  J.  B    Henson. 

Gaston  College,  girls'  boarding:,  Luth  ,  est 
1879,  S  A.  Wolff,  A.  M,  Pres 

Dalton,  Stokes  Co.,  pop.  75. 

Dal  ton  Institute;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ; 
W.  A.  Flint,  Prln. 

Danbvry,  Stokes  Co,  pop.  350. 

Danbury  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non-sect  ; 
J.  T.  Smith,  Prln. 

Davidson,  Mecklenburg  Co.,  pop.  904. 

Principal   Graded  School  —  J    D    Gillespie. 

Davidson  College;  coll  ,  men,  Presby.;  est 
1837,  W  J  Martin,  LL  D,  Pres 


Dunn,  Haraett  Co.,  pop. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  —  R    G    Taylor 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  T    C    Young 
City    Supt     and    Prm     High    School  —  J     B 
Martin 

Durham,  Durham  Co.,  pop.  19,241. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  —  George  W  Watts 
Sec    Bd.  Educ.  —  M.  H.  Jones. 
City  Supeimtendent  —  Edvun  D   Pusey 
Principal  High   School  —  W    S    Gaud 
Supv.  Music—  Miss  Eva  Minor. 
Manual  Tiaming  —  P    H    Hallenbeck 
Domestic  Science  —  Bertha  L,    Bough  ton 
Drawing  —  Miss  Lydia  Bancroft 
Penmanship  —  Miss  Lily  Jones. 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y  —  J  W.  Sprausy. 
Primary—Mrs    A    P.   Robinson 

Trinity  College;  comprises  the  College, 
School  of  Law,  Education  and  Trinity 
Park  School;  co-ed  ;  M.  E  So  ;  est  1851; 
William  Preston  Few,  Ph  D.,  Pres. 

Trinity  College,  School  of  Law,  est  1904; 
Samuel  Fox  Mordecai,  LL.  D  ,  Dean. 

Trinity  College,  School  of  Education;  est 
1910,  William  Ivey  Cranford,  Ph.  D, 
Dean. 

Trinity  Park  School;  boys'  boarding,  est 
1897,  controlled  by  Trinity  College,  Wil- 
liam W.  Peele,  A.  B  ,  Headmaster. 

Eagletovm,  Northampton  Co.,  pop.  81. 

Aurora  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  Friends; 
Bell  White,  Prin. 

Edenton,  Chowan  Co.,  p*p,  3,046. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    N    Bruden 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  —  R    H.  Bachman 
fity  Superintendent  —  M    L    Wright 
Principal  High  School—  Virginia  Leggett 


Elizabeth  City,  Pasquotank  Co.,  pop.  8,412. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — I    M    Meekms 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    B    Griggs 

City  Superintendent — S    H    Spragms 

Principal  High  School — Kate  Albertson 

Atlantic  Collegiate  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed., 
non-sect;  S.  L.  Sheep,  Prin, 

Crecy  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ;  R 
B.  Crecy,  Jr,  Prin. 

State  Colored  Normal  School;  normal, 
state,  co-ed  .  est  1891;  P.  W.  Moore,  A. 
M.,  Pres 

Pool  School;  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non-sect;  Bet- 
tie  Pool,  Prin 

Tillett  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect;  J 
N.  Tillett,  Prin. 

Elon  College  P.  O.,  Alamance  Co. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    P    Lawrence 
Sec    Bd   Educ  — J    O    Atkinson 
Principal  High  School — R    A    Tiuitt 

Elon  College;  collegiate,  music,  art  and 
commercial  departments,  co-ed  ;  Chris- 
tian, est  1890;  William  A.  Harper,  LL. 
D.,  Pres 

Enfleld,  Halifax  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  A    Collins 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — A    S   Harrison 
City  Superintendent — John  T    Cobb 

Enochville,  Rowan  Co.,  pop.  903 

Enochville  High  School,  prep.,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect;  F.  B  Brown,  Prin. 

Faison,  Duplin  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Male  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect ,  H. 
H.  Caldwell,  Prin. 

Farmer,  Randolph  Co.,  pop.  40. 

Farmer  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed  ;  M  E.;  W. 
B  Scarboro,  Prin 

Farm  School  P.  O.,  Buncombe  Co. 

Asheville  Farm  School;  boys'  indust ; 
Presb.;  est  1892,  Rev.  G.  Sumner  Boaker- 
vllle,  Supt 

Farmville,  Pitt  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — H.  H.  McLean. 

Fayetteville,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  7,045. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    A    Gates 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    N    Tillmghast 
City  Superintendent — William  S   Snipes 
Principal  High  School — G    C   Davidson 

Donaldson-Davidson  Academy;  prep  ;  co- 
ed ;  Presb  ;  Charles  R.  Wakeland;  A.  M, 
Prin. 

Mollette    School,    prep  ;    co-ed.;    non-sect, 

Marion  Mollotte,  Prin. 
State    Colored    Normal    School    (colored); 

normal;    state,    co-ed  ;    est.    1887;    E     E, 

Smith,  Ph   D,  Pres. 

finch,  Nash  Co.,  pop.  23. 

Stanhope  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect,  David  Preston  Parker,  Prin. 


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Flat  Rock,  Henderson  Co  ,  pop    300. 

Fleet  School,  boys'  boaiding,  non-sect  ,  est 
1914,  John  S  Fleet,  Pnncipal 

Franklin,  Macon  Co.,  pop.  335. 

Franklin  Graded  School,  prep.;  co-ed.,  est. 
1907,  M  D  Billings,  Principal 

Franklinton,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — R    O    Purnell 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    J    Cheatham 
City  Superintendent — H    E    Craven 

Albion  Academy,  State  Normal  School  (col- 
ored),  normal,  state,  co-ed,  Rev  J  A 
Savage,  President. 

Franklinton  Christian  College;  prep  ;  co- 
ed ,  Christian,  H  E  Long,  Pimcipal 

Franklinville,  Randolph  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

Franklinville  High  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
non-sect.;  D  M.  Weatherly,  Prin. 

Fremont,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — J   B    Lane 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J.  D    Davis. 

City  Superintendent — T  M  Egerton. 

Prin   High  School — Miss  Perrine  Stover 

All  Hallows  Seminary;  prep  ;  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C.;  A.  P  Lindsay,  Prin. 

Gastonia,  Gaston  Co.,  pop.  6,759. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Mayor  C   B   Armstrong. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — T    A.  Ratchford 
City  Superintendent — Joe  S.  Wray 
Principal  High  School— Will  P.  Grter. 

Supt    Primary — Carrio  Glenn. 

Gaston  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed  ;  Presb.;  J 

W  Slier,  Prin. 
Linwood    College,    coll  ,    co-ed  ;    non-sect  ; 

est   1883 ,  Rev   Archie  Thompson  Lindsay, 

A    B ,  President 

Gath,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  48, 

White  Grove  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.:  non- 
sect;  W.  B  Self,  Prin. 

George,  Northampton  Co.,  pop.  125. 

Olney  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
David  F.  White,  Prin 

Gibson,  Scotland  Co.,  pop.  400. 

Gibson  Academy;   prep.;   co-ed.,  non-sect., 

M.  L.  Stlckney,  Prin 
Goldsboro,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  6,107. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — E   B    Borden 

Sec   Bd   Educ  — J   W    Huffington. 

City  Superintendent — C    V    Neuffer 

Principal  High  School — W   F  Allen 

Supv   Music  and  Draw — Miss  J   L   Rucker 

Penmanship — Mildred  Ramsdell. 

Supv   Primary — Mrs    M   Gareissen 
Goldston,,  Chatham  Co.,  pop.  250. 

Goldston  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 

Principal. 
Graham,  Alamance  Co.,  pop.  2,052. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E.  S   Parker,  Jr. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W.   B.  Goley. 

City   Superintendent — C    W    Rankin. 

Principal  High  School — T    M    Jenkins 

Supv.   Music — Miss  Bessie  Baxter. 


Grantsboro,  Pamlico  Co.,  pop.  63. 

Alliance  High  School;  prep.,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  J  A  Stia\\n,  Principal 

Greensboro,  Guilford  Co.,  pop.  15,895. 

Cm    Supenntendent — W    C    A    Hammel 
Pnncipal  High  School — H    Con  way  Smith 
Supervisor  Music — Genevieve  Moore 

Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College  for  the 

Colored    Race     (colored),    indust  ;    men; 

state,  est    1891;  James  B   Dudley,  M.  A, 

L.  L.  D.,  Pres. 
Bennett  College;    coll  ,   co-ed  ;   M    E  ;   est. 

1871;    Rev.    S.    A     Peeler,    A.    M .    D.    D , 

Pres. 
Greensboro   College   for    Women,   coll.    and 

prep,    M     E     So  ;    est.   1838;    Rev.   S.   B. 

Turrentine,  A    M ,  D    D  ,  President. 
Immanuel    Lutheran    College ,    theol ,    nor , 

and  prep  ,   co-ed  ,   Luth  ,   est    1903,  Rev. 

F    Berg,  President 

North  Carolina  State  Normal  and  Indus- 
trial College;  courses  in  Pedagogy,  Arts 

and  Science,  Home  Economics  and  Music; 

women,    est.    1891;   Julius   I.    Foust,    LL. 

D,  Pres 

Greenville,  Pitt  Co ,  pop.  3,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    C    Harding 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Hoy  Taylor 
City  Superintendent — Hoy  Taylor. 
Principal  High  School — E   I    Peele 

East  Carolina  Teachers'  Training  School, 
co-ed.,  est  1907,  Robert  H.  Wright,  B. 
Sc  ,  Pres 

Grover,  Cleveland  Co.,  pop.  300. 

Grover  High  School,  prep.,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ,  Miss  N  M  Livingston,  Principal 

Guilford  College,  Guilford  Co.,  pop.  20S. 

Guilford  College;  college  and  preparatory 
department;  co-ed;  Friends;  est.  1837; 

Thomas  Newlin,   LL    D ,    President 

Hamilton,  Martin  Co.,  pop.  493. 

Hamilton  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect.; 
est.  1893,  W.  H.  Albright.  Ph.  B ,  M.  A., 
Supt 

Hamlet,  Richmond  Co.,  pop.  2,173. 

City  Superintendent — W.  L.  Crftlebaugh. 

Hayesville,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  550. 

Fort  Hembree  Business  Institute,  bus  and 
sten.;  est  1901;  L.  F.  Shuford,  Prin. 

Henderson,  Vance  Co.,  pop    3,746. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — D.  T.   Cooper. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    C    Kittrell 

City  Superintendent— John  T  Alderman 

Principal  High  School — J    E    Allen. 

Commercial — Claudia  Hunter 

Hendersonvlllc,  Henderson  Co.,  pop.  2,816. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A.  F    P    King. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    W    Valentine 
City  Superintendent — C    E    Blockstock 
Principal  High  School — Jos   R   Sandifer 
Blue  Ridge  School;  boys'   prep.,   boarding*; 
J    R.  Sandifer,  Headmaster. 


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Henry,  Lincoln  Co,  pop.  200. 

Ridge  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
Principal 

Hertford,  Perquimans  Co.,  pop.  1,882. 

Town  Superintendent — Prof    Cia^Joid 

Perqnimans  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ;  J.  W  Roberts,  Prln. 

Hickory,  Catawba  Co.,  pop.  S,716. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    W    Shuford 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    C    Conn*  ell 
ritv   Superintendent — O     E     Molntosh 
Puncipal  High   School — M    E    Yount 

Claremont  College;  girls'  boarding,  Ref , 
est  1880,  Joseph  L  Murphy,  President. 

Lenoir  College;  coll.;  co-ed  ;  Luth  ;  est 
1891,  Rev.  R.  L.  Fritz,  A  M,  Pres 

Hfddenlte,  Alexander  Co.,  pop.  300. 
Hart  School ,  prep  ;  co-ed. ,  non-sect. ;  Prin- 
cipal. 

Hlddenite  School,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect  , 
A.  F.  Sharpe.  Prin. 

High  Point,  Guilford  Co.,  pop.  9,525. 

City  Supei  intendent — W  M   Marr 

Hillsboro,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  975. 

Hillsboro  Private  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ;  est.  18SO;  Mrs  Bragg  and  Miss 
Heartt,  Prlns 

Orange  Grove  School,  prep.;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1898,  William  Archibald  Fleck, 
Prin. 

Hot  Springs,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  525. 

Borland  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  boarding, 
Pxesby  ,  est  1886,  Miss  Julia  E  Phillips, 
Principal. 

Southein  Normal  College,  teacher  training 
courses,  William  W  Hastings,  Piesident 

Hudson,  CaldweU  Co.,  pop.  175. 

Hudson  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed  ;  non-sect.; 
E.  B  Phillips,  Prin 

Huntersvffle,  Mecklenburg  Co.,  pop.  533. 

Huntersville  High  School,  prep  ;  Presb  ;  R 
co-ed  ,  est  1885,  B  L  Baker,  Principal 

Intelligence,  Rockingham  Co.,  pop.  65. 

Sharp's  Institute;  prep.:  co-ed.;  non-sect: 
J.  M  Sharp,  Prin. 

Jackson  Springs,  Moore  Co.,  pop.  200. 

Jackson  Springs  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
non-sect;  T.  M.  Seawell,  Prin. 

JameavHle,  Martin  Co.,  pop.  500. 
Jamesville    Academy;    prep  ;    co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;  A.  J.  Manning,  Prln. 

Jerusalem,  Bavie  Co.,  pop.  74. 

Jerusalem  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  A,  L,.  Chaffln,  Prin. 


Joppa,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  60* 

Chestnut  Ridge  Institute;  prep.,  co-ed.,  non- 
sect.;  T.  L.  Reveele,  Prin. 

Kernersville,  Forsyth  Co.,  pop.  1,075. 

Sec     Bd     Trustees — W     S     LInville. 

Kings  Mountain,  Cleveland  Co.,  pop.  2,062. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — W  L  Plonk 
Sec  Bd  Educ — W  T  Parker 
City  Supenntendent — R.  A  Yoder 

Kings  Mountain  High  School,  prep.;  co-ed.; 

non-sect ;  S.  W.  Garville,  Prin. 
Lincoln    Academy,    prep  ;     co-ed.;     Cong ; 

Lillian  S   Cathcart,  Prin. 

Kinston,  Lenoir  Co.,  pop.  6,995. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — J  M  Parrott. 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — Joseph  Kinsey 
City  Superintendent — B  P  Caldwell 

Rhodes  Military  Institute,  boys'  boarding; 
non-sect.,  est.  1902,  Col.  W.  H.  Rhodes, 
Prin. 

Kittrell,  Vance  Co.,  pop.  475. 

Kittrell  College  (colored);  prep  ;  co-ed.;  A. 

M    E  ,  est    1886,  J    R.  Hawkins,  Pies 

La  Grange,  Lenoir  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City   Superintendent — S    B    Lyerly 

McLean  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect ; 
Annie  McLean,  Prin. 

McLean  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  S  B  Lyerly,  Principal 

Lawndale,  Cleveland  Co.,  pop.  500. 
Piedmont  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ,  W.  D.  Burns,  Prln, 

Lealfsville,  Rockfngham  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Principal  Graded  School — P.  H.   Gwynn. 

Leatherman,  Macon   Co 

Cowee  Mountain  School  of  Industries  and 
Agriculture,  co-ed.,  H.  B  Allen,  B.  A, 
Principal 

Lenoir,  Caldwell  Co.,  pop.  3,364. 

Puncipal  Graded  School — Horace  Sisk. 

Davenport  College  for  Young  Women, 
boarding,  Meth  ,  est  1856,  Rev.  James 
B  Craven,  Pres 

Lcwiston,  Bertie  Co,  pop.  400. 
Hanson  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
Pattie  Manson,  Prin. 

Lexington,  Davidson  Co.,  pop.  4,163. 

Pres    Bd    Educ.— F.   C    Rob  bins. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ — E.  J.  Buchanan. 
City    Superintendent — O.    V     Woosley. 
Supv.    Music — Miss   Louise    Hill. 
Drawing — Miss  Norma  Page. 

Lexington  Seminary*  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.,  George  M  Edgar,  Prin 

Reed  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non-sect;  Q- 
J  W  Cole,  A.  B.,  Prin. 


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Lincolnton,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  2,413. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Julms  Suttle 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Joseph  Johnston 
City  Superintendent — M    S   Beam. 
Principal  High  School — Alice  B    Jordan 

Piedmont  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect., 
B  P.  Caldmell,  Prln. 

Lindsay,  Wake  Co.,  pop.  53. 

Damascus  High  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect.;  C  F  McAuly,  Priii. 

Littleton,  Halifax  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Littleton  Female  College,  girls'  boarding, 
Meth  ,  J.  M.  Rhodes,  A.  M.,  Prln 

Lonlsbnnr,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,178. 

City  Superintendent — W.  R.  Mills. 

Louisburg  Female   College,   girls'   boarding; 

M     E     So  ,    est     1802,    Mrs     Mary    Davis 

Allen,   President 
Louisburg  Male  Academy,   boys'   boarding, 

non-sect  ,    Ernest    Sims    Morton,    A     B , 

Prin. 

Lowland,  Famlico  Co.,  pop.  40. 

Unity  Hall  High  School,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ;  Rena  Bridgeman,  Prin. 

Lnmberton,  Robeson  Co.,  pop.  2,230. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — C    B    Townsend 
Sec    Bd    Educ — O    T    "Williams 
City  Superintendent — R    E    Sentelle 

Barker's  High  School;  prep.,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ;  J.  H.  Branch,  Frin. 

Rowland's  (Miss)  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect.;  Miss  Penny  Rowland,  Frin. 

Madison,  Bockingham  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Madison  High  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ;  H  W  Rinker,  Principal 

Madison  Institute  and  Business  College; 
prep.;  co-ed.,  non-sect  ;  J  M  "Weatherly, 
Frin. 

Magnolia,  Duplin  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Principal  Graded  School — M.   B    Taylor. 

Manteo,  Dare  Co..  pop.  400. 

Manteo  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect.; 
W.  G.  Coltrane,  Frin 

Marion,  McDowell  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— A.   L    Bright 
Sec.    Bd    Educ— M    S.    Giles. 
City  Superintendent — Isaac,  C.  Griffin. 
Supv.  of  Schools — Miss  Maud  Barnard 

Marshall,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Marshall   Academy;   prep.;   co-ed.;  Fresb.; 

Grace  Martin,  Prin 
Walnut    Springs    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed  ; 

non-sect,  Miss  M.  V,  Darby,  Frin. 

Marflhallbors;,  Carteret  Co.,  pop.  40. 

Graham  Collegiate  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
M.  B.;  Rev.  C.  M.  Levlster,  Prin. 


Marahallber? — continued 

Graham  Seminary,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  M.  EL, 
Rev  C.  M  Levister,  Prin. 

Mars  Hill,  Madison  Co ,  pop.  175. 

Mars  Hill  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  boarding, 
Bapt  ,  est  1857,  R.  L.  Moore,  A.  B., 
President1' 

Marshville,  Union  Co.,  pop   600. 

Marsh ville  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ;  H  H  Caldwell,  A.  B ,  Frin. 

Maxton,  Robeson  Co.,  pop.  1,321. 

Caiolma  College,  girls'  boarding,  Meth  , 
est  1907,  Rev  S  E  Mercer,  A  B,  Presi- 
dent 

Mebane,  Alamance  Co.,  pop    800. 

The  Bmgham  School ,  boys*  boarding  ,  mil  ; 
non-sect  ;  est  1793,  Preston  Lewis  Gray, 
B  L,  President, 

Merrit,  Pamlico  Co ,  pop.  99. 
l*rent  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ;  E   P. 
Dixon,  Prin 

Merry  Oaks,  Chatham  Co.,  pop.  120. 

Merry  Oaks  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ;  Lillian  Massey,  Prin. 

Midway,  Davidson  Co.,  pop.  32. 

Arcadia  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect* ; 
C  W.  Rothwich,  Frin. 

Mizpah,  Stokes  Co.,  pop.  98. 

Mountain  View  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ;  William  M  Wall,  Frin 

Mocksville,  Davie  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Mo-cksville  High.  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  Walter  H.  Goodman,  Prin. 

Sunny  Side  Seminrfry,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ,  M  M  Eaton,  Frin. 

Moffit,  Randolph  Co.,  pop.  60. 

Shilow  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
A.  C  Cox,  Prin. 

Monroe,  Union  Co.,  pop.  2,750. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — B    O    Houston 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    E    Mooie 
City   Superintendent — R    W    Allen 
Puncipal  High   School — H    R    Hunter 

Mooresville,  Iredell  Co.,  pop.  1,675. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    C.   Johnston. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    W    Colsbn 
City  Superintendent — W.  C.  Ariail. 

Morehead  City,  Carteret  Co.,  pop.  1,379. 
Harry   North  High    School;    prep.;    co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  B.  L  Tart,  A   B,  Frin. 

Moravian  Falls,  Wllkes  Co.,  pop.  75. 

Moravian  Falls  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
non-sect  ;  est.  1881;  D  G.  Weaver,  Pres. 

Morganton,  Burke  Co.,  pop.  1,938. 

City  Superintendent — A    C     Kerley. 

Marbuth  School;  prep;  co-ed,  non-sect.; 
Mrs  Marbuth,  Frin. 


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Patton  Hijfh  School,  piep  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1877,  R  L,  Patton,  A  B, 
Principal 

School  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb,  state;  co- 
ed ,  est  14^1,  E  McKaj  Goodwin  fcupt 

Mortons  Store,  Alamance  Co.,  pop   75. 

Gilltam  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
J  W  Gilllarn,  Prin 

Morven,  Anson  Co ,  pop.  447. 

Morven  High  School ,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect.,  est  1907,  J  P  Lawrence,  Principal 

Mount  Airy,  Snrry  Co.,  pop.  3,500. 

Pres    Bd    Eiluc — "W    F   Carter 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    A    Hadlev 
C'it>    Supfimtendent — C    il    Staley 

Mount  Gllead,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  723. 

Mount  Gllead  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect.,  Eugene  Harris,  Prin. 

Mount  Olive,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    M    McGee. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — B    K.  Wilson. 
Cit>  Superintendent — Arthur  M    Proctor 
Principal  High  School — Mattie  Jones 
Supv   Music — Miss  Ethel  Fielding. 

Mount  Pleasant,  Cabarrug  Co.,  pop.  575. 

Collegiate  Institute,  prep.;  men,  Loith.;  est, 
1854,  G.  F  McAllister,  A  M.,  Prin. 

Mount  Axnoena  Seminary;  girls'  boarding, 
est  1869,  Re\  R  A  Goodman,  Prin 

North  Carolina  College,  coll.;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect 

Mnrfreesboro,  Hertford  Co.,  pop.  750. 

Chowan  College,  coll.  and  prep  ;  women, 
Bapt  ,  est.  1848,  James  Dowden  Bruner, 
Ph  D ,  President 

Murphy,  Cherokee  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Citj   Superintendent — G    B    Strickland 

Nashville,  Nash  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Baker's    School,     prep  .     co-ed  ;    non-sect., 

Mrs  J   H.  L.  Baker,  Prin. 
Nashville  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect ; 

A  H   Koonce,  Prin 

Newbern,  Craven  Co.,  pop.  9,961. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    A    Green. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H,  M.  Grooves 
City  Superintendent — H    B    Smith 
Principal  High  School — F    L    Ashley 
Supv    Music — Mm    L    E    Carroway. 
Manual  Training — G.  B    Howard. 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    R    J    Hancock. 

Newton,  Catawba  Co.,  pop.  2,316. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — P    A    Hoyle 
Sec    Bd    Educ —  Geoige  E    Long 
City  Superintendent — A   P   Whisuhunt 
Pimcapal  High  School — R    L    Walker 


N>\\toii  — c  ontmm  <1 

Catawba  College,  prep ,  music,  art,  co-ed  , 
est  1851,  Rev  J  D  Andrew,  A  B, 
Pies 

Newton  Grove,  Sampson  Co.,  pop.  200. 

Catholic  School,  prep  ,  boys,  R  C.,  Sister 
M  Norbetta,  O  S  D ,  Superior. 

North  Wilkesboro,  Wilkes  Co.,  pop    2,000. 

Pi  es    Bd     Educ  — T    B    Finby 

^ec     Bd    Educ  — H    O    Ashei 

Cits    bupenntendent — Emmett   C    Willis 

Academical  and  Industrial  Institute,  man- 
ual training,  indust  and  trade 

Norwood,  Stanly  Co,  pop.  663. 

Norwood  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect.,  J  M  Sherrill,  Prin 

Oak  Ridge,  Guilford  Co.,  pop.  75. 

Oak  Ridge  Institute,  boys'  boarding;  est 
1852,  non-sect  ,  J  Allen  Holt,  Prin. 

Ormondsville,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  35. 

Ormondsville  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed.,  non- 
sect.,  W  W.  Ormand,  Prin 

Orrum,  Robeson  Co.,  pop  125. 

Stinceon  Institute;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
M  Sheppard,  Prin. 

Oxford,  Granville  Co.,  pop.  3,018. 

Supt    of  Schools — G    B    Phillips 
Oxford  Female   Seminary,    girls'    boarding, 
Bapt  ,  est.  1860;  F   P.  Hobgood;  Pres 

Pantego,  Beaufort  Co.,  pop.  400. 

Principal  High  School — A    W.  Davenport. 

Fee  Dee,  Anson  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Barrett  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1889;  Rev.  A.  M  Barrett, 
A  M,  D  D,  President. 

Pinnacle,  Stokes  Co ,  pop.  400. 
Pinnacle  High   School;  prep  ;   co-ed  ;   non- 
sect  ,  R    A    Sullivan,  Principal 
Pinnacle  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
S  W.  Hall,  Prin 

Pioneer  Mills,  Cabarrns  Co.,  pop.  82. 

Pioneer  Mills  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.*  J.  A  Earnhardt,  Prin. 

Pittsboro,  Chatham  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Pittsboro  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ; 
H  M  London,  Prin. 

Plymouth,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — W    J    Jackson 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H    Smith 

City  Superintendent — James  W    Norman. 

Raeford,  Cumberland  Co*,  pop.  900. 

Raeford  High  School,  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  est.  1896;  J.  A.  McLeod,  A.  B, 
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Raleigh,  Wake  Co.,  pop.  19,218. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  —  James  J    Johnson 
Sec     Bd     Educ  —  J    F     Feirail 
City    Superintendent  —  Frank    M     Harper 
Principal  High  School  —  Hugh  Morson 
Supervisor  Music  —  Gustax   Hagedoin 
Domestic    Science  —  Geitrude    Sliter 
Physical   Culture  —  Miss  Jennie  T.   Fleming 
Drawing  —  Miss  Nannie  E    Smith 
Penmanship  —  Mrs    R    B    Green 
Commercial  —  Gladys    Richards 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College,  bus 
and  sten  ,  J.  F  Draughon,  Pres 

King's  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten., 
est  1901,  J  H.  King,  Fres 

Leonard  Medical  School  of  Shaw  Univer- 
sity (colored),  med  ,  reg  ;  men,  est  1882, 
George  H  Stoddard,  A  M  ,  Dean 

Meredith  College,  coll  and  prep  ,  women; 
boarding,  Bapt  ,  est  1899,  Charles  E 
Brewei,  Piesident 

North  Carolina  College  of  Agriculture  and 
Mechanic  Arts,  courses  In  Agriculture, 
Veterinary  Medicine,  Engineering,  Me- 
chanic Arts  and  Chemistry,  Textile  In- 
dustry and  Normal,  men,  est  1889;  Dan- 
iel Harvey  Hill,  LL.  D,  Pres.  " 

North  Carolina  College  of  Agriculture  and 
Mechanic  Arts,  School  of  Engineering; 
courses  in  Civil,  Mechanical  and  Electri- 
cal Engineering,  Mechanic  Arts  and 
Chemistry,  Wallace  C.  Riddlck,  a  E,, 
Dean. 

North  Carolina  College  of  Agriculture  and 
Mechanic  Arts,  Textile  School;  scientific 
textile  and  dyeing  courses,  Thomas  Nel- 
son, Dean. 

Peace  Institute,  girls'  hoarding,  Presb  ,  est. 
1857,  George  J  Ramsey,  M  A,  LL  D, 
President. 

Raleigh  Male  Academy;  boys;  boarding; 
non-sect  ,  Hugh  Morson,  Prln 

St  Augustine's  School  (colored);  nor  and 
indust.,  co-ed.;  P.  E  ,  est.  1877,  Rev.  A. 
B  Hunter,  Prin. 

St  Mary's  School,  girls'  boarding,  P  E  ; 
est  1842,  Rev  George  "W  Lay,  D  D, 
Rector. 

Shaw  University  (colored);  maintains  the 
following  departments:  Industries,  Mu- 
sic, the  Academy,  Teachers'  Training, 
College  of  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences, 
Schools  of  Theology,  Law,  Pharmacy  and 
Medicine;  co-ed  ;  Bapt  ;  est.  1865; 
Charles  F.  Meserve,  LL  D,  Pres 

Shaw  University,  Department  of  Industries 
(colored);  trades  for  men  and  domestic 
courses  for  women;  Gaston  A.  Edwards, 
M.  S,  Supt. 

Shaw  University,  Divinity  School  (colored); 
Bapt  ,  Rev.  Nicholas  F.  Boberts,  D.  D., 
Dean 


"o   'H 

Shaw  University,  Department  of  Pharmacy; 
(colored),  phar  ,  men;  est   1890;  William 


Raleigh — continued 

Shaw  Univeisity,  Law  School  (colored); 
men,  est  1888,  Win  field  H.  Lyon,  Jr , 
Dean 

State  School  for  the  Blind  and  the  Deaf. 
John  E  Raj,  M  A,  Supenntendent 

University  of  North  Carolina,  Medical  De- 
partment (Junior  and  Senior  years; 
Freshman  and  Sophomore  years  at  Chapel 
Hill),  med,  reg,  men,  est  1878,  H.  A. 
Royster,  M.  D  ,  Dean 

Whittaker  School,  prep.;  co-ed  ,  non-sect.; 
Miss  Salhe  Whittaker,  Prln. 


Kamseur,  Randolph  Co ,  pop.  769. 

Ramseur  High   School,   prep  ,   co-ed  ;   non- 
sect  ,  J   T    Cobb,  Prm. 


Bed  Springs,  Bobeson  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — A..  B    Peaisall 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    N    Gibson 
City   Supeimtendent   and  Pimcipal   H     S  — 
S   E    Leonard 

Red  Springs  Seminary,  prep  ,  girls'  board- 
ing; non-sect 

Flora  McDonald  College,  girls'  boarding; 
coll,  piep  and  music,  Piesb  ,  est  1S96; 
Re\  C  G.  Vardell,  D  D,  Piesident 

Reidsville,  Rockingbam  Co.,  pop.  3,263, 

Pi  os    Bd    Educ — J    I    Craig 

Fee    Bd    Educ — William  Hairjss 

City  Superintendent — Thomas  W    Andrews 

Principal  High  School — J    H    Allen 


Rich  Square,  Northampton  Co  ,  pop.  600. 

Principal  High  School — Henry  C.  Miller 

Ridgreway,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  250. 

German  School;  prep.,  co-ed.;  non-sect.;  M 
Lauterback,  Prin. 

Roanoke  Rapids,  Halifax  Co.,  pop.  1,009. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C.  A    Wyche 
Pec    Bd    Educ — John  L    Patterson. 
City  Superintendent — A.  E   Akera, 

Robersonville,  Martin  Co.,  pop.  450. 

Robersonvllle  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ;  est  1902;  John  D.  Everett,  L.  I. 
Prin. 

Rockingrham,  Richmond  Co.,  pop.  2,155. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    C.   Leak 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L.  J   Bell 
City  Superintendent — L    J   Bell 
City  Superintendent — L.  J.  Bell. 

Rocky  Mount,  Edgecombe  Co.,  pop.  8,051. 

Pies  Bd  Educ  — T  H  Battle 
Sec  Bd  Educ — L>  V  Bassett 
City  Superintendent— B  M  Wilson. 

Rowland,  Robeson  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Rowland  High  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  W  H  Jones,  Principal. 


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Roxboro,  Person  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Cit>    Superintendent  —  A    B    PtaUej 

Satterfteld  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
Gertie  Satterfield,  Prin. 

Roxobel,  Bertie  Co.,  pop    325. 

Roxobel  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed.,  non-sect.; 
Mattle  Liverman,  Prin. 

Ruffin,  Rockingham  Co.,  pop.  196. 

Ruffin  High  School,  prep  ,  co-ed.,  non-sect., 
H  VS  Baktr,  Pimcipal 

Rutherford  College,  Burke  Co. 

Rutherford  College;  coll  ,  co-ed.,  M.  E  So., 
M.  T  Hinshaw,  Pres. 

St.  Pauls,  Bobeson  Co.,  pop.  500. 
St    Pauls  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  N.  D.  Johnson,  Prin. 

Salembnrg,  Sampson  Co.,  pop.  125. 

Salem  High  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect.,  est.  1874,  George  F.  Edwards,  A 
B,  Prin. 

Salisbury,  Rowan  Co.,  pop.  7,153. 

Pies    Bd   Educ  —  W    H    Woodson 
See    Bd    Educ  —  R    G    Keyis 
City  Superintendent  —  Arch.  T.  Allen. 
Principal  High  School  —  J    A    Leiteh,  Ji 

Catholic  School;   prep.,  boys,  R.   C  ;  P    O 

S    B   Joseph,  Prin. 
Livingstone  College  (colored)  ,  coll.  ,  co-ed  , 

A.  M   B    Z.,  est.  1882,  William  H   Goler, 

D.  D,  Pres 

Saluda,  Polk  Co.,  pop.  275. 

Saluda  Seminary,  prep  ;  co-ed.,  boarding; 
Cong;  est.  1889,  George  C.  Burrage, 
Principal. 

Sanford,  Lee  Co.,  pop.  1,044. 

City  Superintendent  —  W.  R.  Allen. 

Scotland  Neck,  Halifax  Co.,  pop.  1,348. 

City  Superintendent  —  Z    Hardy  Rose 

Scottville,  Ashe  Co.,  pop.  30. 

Scottville  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed  ;  non-sect., 
O.  R.  Black,  Prin 

Seaboard,  Northampton  Co.,  pop.  287. 

Seaboard  High  School,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ,  W  D  Barbee,  Principal 

8elma»  Johnston  Co.,  pop.  1,331. 

City  Superintendent  —  Fred  Aicher. 

Shelby,  Cleveland  Co.,  pop.  3,127. 

City  Superintendent  —  R    p.  Howerton 


£  "         -       . 

Shlloh   Academy;    prep  ;    co-ed.,    non-Beck; 
C.  B   Gamete,  Prin. 

SUer  City,  Chatham  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Principal   High   School—  C    O    Small. 


Smithfield,  Johnston  Co.,  pop.  1,347. 

City    Superintendent — A     Vermont 

Snow  Hill,  Greene  Co ,  pop.  750. 

Snow  Hill  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ;  est.  1800 ,  J  E  Debnam,  LL.  D , 
Prin 

South  Mills,  Camden  Go,  pop    200. 

South  Mills  High  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
boaidmg,  est  1907,  C  L.  Gates 

Southport,  Brunswick  Co.,  pop.  1,484. 

Pies  Bd  Bduc — J  B  Ruaik 
Sec  Bd  Educ — M  C  Guthne 
Pimcipal  High  School — R  E  Ranson 

Sparta,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  501. 

Sparta  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non-sect  ; 
Principal. 

Spencer,  Rowan  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pies   Bd    Educ — C    G   Theilmg 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    C    Sprinkle 
Cit\   Supeiintendent — M    Luthei   Barnes 
Stallings*    School,    prep  ,    co-ed.;   non-sect.; 
J   W.  Stallings,  Prin. 

Spring  Hope,  Nash  Co.,  pop.  666. 

Supeiintendent  oi  Schools — B    W.  Allen 

Star,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  239. 

Carolina  Collegiate  and  Agricultural  Insti- 
tute, prep  and  agri  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ; 
est  1911,  Dr  Edward  F.  Green,  Presi- 
dent 

Statesville,  Iredell  Co ,  pop.  4,200. 

City   Superintendent — I    C    Guffin 

Statesville  Female  College,  coll  and  prep., 
uomen,  boarding,  Presb  ,  est  1856,  J  M 
Moore,  President 

Stoneville,  Rocking-ham  Co.,  pop.  500. 

S  ton  evil  le  High  School,  prep.,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ,  Eugene  Tuvette,  Principal. 

Sutherlands,  Ashe  Co,  pop.  35. 

Sutherlands  Seminary,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  M.  B 
So  ;  L.  M.  Farthing,  Prin 

Tarboro,  Edgecombe  Co.,  pop.  2,499. 

City  Superintendent — R    H    GBachman 

Tarboro  Male  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect.;  F.  S  Wilkinson,  Prin 

Thomasville,  Davidson  Co.,  pop.  3,877. 

City  Superintendent — J   N    Hauss. 

Troy,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  1,055. 

City  Supeiintendent — S   G,  Lindsay 

Peabody  Academy,  nor.;  co-ed.,  Cong.; 
esT  1880,  Rev.  O  Faduxna,  B.  D.,  Frin. 

Union  Ridge,  Alamance  Co.,  pop.  35. 

Union  Ridge  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect.;  Thomas  *W.  Strowd,  Prin 

Unionville,  Union  Co.,  pop.  75. 
Union    Institute;    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    non-sect; 
est.  1885;  O.  C.  Hamilton,  Prin 


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Vandermere,  Pamlico  Co.,  pop.  169 

Home  School ,  prep  ,  co-ed* ,  non-sect  ;  An- 
nie Cabul,  Prin 

Wadesboro,  Anson  Co.,  pop.  2,376. 

Wadesboro  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  D  A  McGregor,  Prin 

Wadeville,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  40. 

Wadeville  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  K.  W  Hogan,  Prin, 

Wakefield,  Wake  Co.,  pop.  142. 

Wakefield  Classical  and  Mathematical 
School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Bapt  ,  R  E  Sen- 
telle,  Prin 

Wake  Forest,  Wake  Co.,  pop.  883. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — G    W    Paschal 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H    Gorrell 

Wake  Forest  College,  courses  in  Literature 
and  Science,  Preparatory  Medicine  and 
Law  School,  men,  Bapt  ,  est  1834;  Wil- 
liam Louis  Poteat,  LL  D ,  Pres 

Wake  Forest  College,  Law  School,  law, 
men,  est  1894,  Needham  Y.  Gulley,  M 
A  ,  Dean 


Weldon,  Halifax  Co ,  pop.  1,423 

Pres    Bd     Educ — W    E     Daniel. 


Walnut  Cove,  Stokes  Co.,  pop.  336. 

Walnut    Cove   High   School;   prep  , 
non-sect  ,  Joseph  Aden,  Prin. 


co-ed  ; 


Wanchese,  Dare  Co ,  pop.  125. 
Wanchese    Academy,    prep  ;    co-ed  ;    non- 
sect  ;  C   E   Taylor,  Prin 

Warrenton,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  836. 

Hawkins  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect.; 
Miss  Lucy  W.  Hawkins,  Prin 

Shlloh  Institute,  prep;  co-ed;  non-sect., 
est  1881;  T.  B  Bruce,  Prin. 

Warrenton  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed., 
boarding,  non-sect  ,  est  1786,  John  Gra- 
ham, Principal. 

Warsaw,  Duplin  Co.,  pop.  576. 

Warsaw  High  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ,  B  C  Sislse,  Principal 

Washington,  Beaufort  Co ,  pop.  6,211. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  H.  SmalL 

Sec.  Bd   Educ— C.  M.  Campbell,  Jr. 

City  Superintendent — C.  M.  Campbell,  Jr. 

Principal  High  School — J   E   Johnston 

Supv    Music — Ruth  Butler 

Manual  Training — C    L    Midcap. 

Waynesville,  Haywood  Co.,  pop.  1,307. 

Pres.   Bd.   Bduc — 3    R    Boyd 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  J.  Hannah. 
City  Superintendent — J  D    Everett 
Principal  High  School — Charles  F.  Owen. 
Supv     Music — Miss    Margaret    Stringfield 

Weaverville,  Buncombe  Co.,' pop.  329. 

Weaver  College,  coll  ,  co-ed  ,  M.  E  So  , 
est  1873,  J  R  Walker,  A  M,  President 


Sec    Bd    Educ — J    A.  Musgrove. 
City   Superintendent — W     C    Allen 

West  Raleigrh,  Wake  Co.,  pop.  80. 

North  Carolina  College  of  Agriculture  and 
Mechanic  Arts,  comprises  department  of 
Agriculture;  of  Engineering,  Mechanic 
Arts  and  Chemistry,  of  Textile  Industry; 
and  Normal  courses  for  the  training  of 
teachers  in  industrial  subjects,  state; 
men,  est  1SS9,  Wallace  C  Riddick,  C  E, 
Pies 

White  Oak,  Bladen  Co,  pop.  80. 
White   Oak  Academy,    prep  ;   co-ed  ;   non- 
sect.,  est.  1899;  W.  W.  Woodhouse,  Prin. 

While  Store,  Anson  Co.,  pop.  20. 

Polkton  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed  ,  non-sect.; 
R  D.  Redfearn,  Prin 

Whitehead,  AUeghany  Co.,  pop.  76. 

Whitehead  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.,  non- 
sect  ;  J.  M.  Cheek,  Prin 

Whitsett,  Guilford  Co.,  pop.  80. 

Whitsett  Institute,  boys'  boarding;  prep, 
nor  and  bus  ;  non-sect  ;  est  1884,  W. 
T  Whitsett,  Ph  D,  President 

Whittier,  Swain  Co  ,  pop.  200. 

Whittier  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
Cong  ;  J  Ulrich  Gibbs,  Pres 

Whynot,  Randolph  Co.,  pop.  23. 

Whynot  Academy  and  Business  Institute; 
prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect  ;  G.  F.  Gorner, 
Prin. 

Wllliamston,  Martin  Co ,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — Z.   H.   Rose. 

Wilmington,  New  Hanover  Co.,  pop.  25,748. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc. — J.  O    Carr 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Bessie  L    Lodor 
City  Superintendent — John  J.  Blair. 
Prm    Arlington  H    S — Herman  Shaw 
Domestic  Science — Grace  Logan 

Alderman's     (Miss)     Select    School,    prep., 

co-ed  ;     non-sect.;    Mary    L,     Alderman, 

Prin 
Boys'   Catholic  School;  prep.;  boys;  R.  C.; 

Father  Dennln,  Prin. 
Boys'  School,  prep.;  boys;  non-sect.;  B.  B. 

Hague,  Prin. 
Cape  Fear  Academy;  boys'  prep.;  non-sect.; 

est.  1869;  Washington  Catlett,  Prin. 
Gregory   Normal   School;    normal;   private; 

co-ed  ;  J   H.  Arnold,  Prin. 
Hart's   (Miss)   Select  School;  prep.;  co-ed.; 

non-sect ;  Miss  Annie  Hart,  Frin. 

Wilson,  Wilson  Co.,  pop.  6,717. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — George  Hackney. 
Sec   Bd   Educ — W   P.  Wootten. 
City  Superintendent — Charles  L    Coon. 
Principal  High  School — C.  C.  Howortn, 


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Wilson  —  continued 
Atlantic    Christian    College,    coll  ;    co-ed., 

Christian     est    1902,   Rajmond  A    Smith, 

A     M  ,    President 
Wilson    Collegiate    Institute,    merged    into 

Atlantic  Christian  College. 

Windsor,  Bertie  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  M    B    Gillam 

SPC    Bd    Educ  —  P    T    Pens 

City   Rupt    and  Pun    H    S  —  "W    R    Smith  - 


Bertie   Academy;   prep.;   co-ed  ;  Bapt  ,  W. 

S    Etheridge,  Prin. 
Gurley     School;     prep  ,     co-ed.,     non-sect., 

Maud  Gurley,  Prin 
Rosefield   School;    prep  ,    co-ed.,    non-sect.; 

Mrs    M    F.  Gilliam,  Prin. 
Rankin-Richards  Institute   (colored);  prep., 

co-ed  ;  non-sect.;  Rhoden  Mitchell,  Prin. 
"Windsor  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect., 

Fred  Archer,  Prin. 

Wingate,  Union  Co.,  pop.  125. 

Wingate   School;   prep  ,   co-ed  ;  Bapt.;  est 
1896,  B.  T.  Tayner,  A.  B,  Prin. 

Winston-Salexn,  Forsyth  Co.,  pop.  22,700. 

Pres    Bd    Ertuc  —  3    C    Baxter 

Sec     Bd.    Educ  —  W     B    Franklin 

City  Superintendent  —  Rowland  H  Latham. 

Principal  High  School  —  L.  Lea  White 

Supv    Primary  —  Sadie  Walker 

Domestic  Science  —  Willie  Hunter 

Penmanship—  Miss    Jessie    Courtney. 

Com'l    &    Sten  —  Miss    Anna    Lula    Dobson. 


Wins,  ton-Sal  em— continued 

Salem  Academy  and  College,  coll.  and 
prep  ,  women,  boarding,  est  1802;  Rev 
Howard  E  Rondthaler,  D  I>,  President 

Salem  Boys*  School,  boys'  boarding,  Mora- 
vian, est  1792;  James  F  Brower,  A.  M, 
Prin 

State  Colored  Normal  School,  state,  normal; 
est  1895,  S  G  Atkins,  Principal 

Tinsley  Military  Institute,  boys'  boarding, 
est  1908,  J.  W  Tinsley,  Supt 

Winterville,  Vitt  Co ,  pop.  400. 

Winterville  High  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  F.  C  Nye,  Principal 

Winton,  Hertford  Co.,  pop.  725. 

Waters  Normal  Institute  (colored);  normal; 
private;  co-ed  ;  Bapt.;  est  1886;  Rev 
C.  S.  Brown,  A.  M ,  D.  T> ,  Frm. 

Wit,  Carteret  Co.,  pop.  130. 

Wit  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect.;  Lil- 
lian Foreman,  Prin 

Woodland,  Northampton  Co.,  pop    242. 

Woodland  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.,  N.  W.  Britton,  Prin. 

Yadkin  College,  Davidson  Co.,  pop.  210. 

Yadkin  College  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  M. 
B ,  W.  T  and  J  F.  Totten,  Pf  ins. 

Yadkinvllle,  Yadkin.  Co.,  pop.  292. 

Yadkinville  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ;  Z.  H.  Dixon,  Prin. 

Zionville,  Watanga  Co ,  pop.  170. 
Zionville  Academy  (colored) ;  prep. ;  co-ed  ; 
non-sect.;  Principal. 


NORTH  DAKOTA 

Population,  577,056     School  census,  177,707.     School  age,  6-20. 

North  Dakota  is  the  thirty-seventh  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population, 
having  a  total  of  577,056  inhabitants,  of  whom  98  8  per  cent  are  white.  Of  this 
number,  27.1  per  cent  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire 
population,  ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  3.1  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  tenth  in 
this  respect  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

N  C  MACDONAL.D,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Bismarck 

IJAURA  B.  SANDERSON,  Assistant  State  Superintendent Bismarck 

W.  E.  PARSONS,  Deputy  Superintendent Bismarck 

E.  B.  EDWARDS,  High  School  Inspector Jamestown 

N.  0.  MACDONALD,  Eural  School  Inspector Valley  City 

STATE  BOARD    OP  EDUCATION 

N.  C    MACDONALD,  President  . .  . .  .  .        .  Bismarck 

W.  E  PARSONS,  Secretary » —  .Bismarck 

FRANK  L.  McVEY     University 

JOHN  H.  WORST Agricultural  College 

R.  M.  BLACK Ellendale      NEIL  C.  MACDONALD Valley  City 

G.  A  MoFARLAND Valley  City      MART   FLEMINGTON Ellendale 

E  R.  EDWARDS Jamestown      H.  M.  TABER Jamestown 

STATE  BOAED  OF  UNIVERSITY  AND  SCHOOL  LANDS. 

Ii.  B.  HANNA,  President     Bismarck 

THOMAS  HALL Bismarck 

C    O.  JORGENSON Bismarck 

H.  J.  LINDE -  •  -  Bismarck 

JST   C.  MACDONALD,  Secretary Bismarck 


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SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION 

North  Dakota  lias  no  School  Text-Book  Commission,  the  adoption  of  free  or 
uniform  text-books  "being  optional  with  local  county  boards  or  voters.  There  is  no 
state  supervision. 

STATE  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 


A  G.  CRANE,  President  . 
W.  E.  PARSONS,  Secretary 


Minot 
Bismarck 


NORTH  DAKOTA  CITY  SUPERINTENDENTS7  ASSOCIATION 
C   J.  N   NELSON,  President  .  ....  Beaeh 

NELSON  SAUVAIX,  Secietaiy     .     .  .  .     .       Devils  Lake 

COUXTV  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Adams  .Miss  R.  C.  Wagner,  Hettmger 
Barnes.. Miss  M  J.  Nielson,  Valley  City 
Benson  Peter  Anderson,  Mmnewaukan 
Billings..  .  E'  B  McCullough,  Medora 

Bottmeau H.  B.  Layne,  Bottineau 

Bowman H.  O    Saxvik,  Bowman 

Burke     .  C   B    Worf,  Bowbells 

Burleigh C.  L.  Vigness,  Bismarck 

Cass J.  W.  Riley,  Farg-o 

Cavalier       P    J    Reher,   Lang-don 

Dickey  ...Mary  Plemington,  Ellendale 

Divide J.  H.  Phelps,  Crosby 

Dunn.  Lois  L  Viall.  Manning 

Eddy.       H   H  Maxwell,  New  Rockford 

Emmons       Lester  Brcggle,  Lmton 

Foster  .  Mary  K  Beaty,  Carrmgton 
Golden  Valley  

Mrs    Jessie  S   Kinsey,  Sentinel  Butte 
Grand   Forks 

M    Beatrice  Johnstone,   Grand  Forks 

Griggs I.  A.  Kampen,  Cooperstown 

Hettinger Margaret  Kennedy,  Mott 

KWder MISS  Lydla  Hmman,  Steele 

La  Moure. .      .Cora  B    Sabm,  La  Moure 

j£f?* :-S    K    Eilert.  Napoleon 

McHenry A   Cornell  Berg-,  Towner 


Oounty  Name  and  Address 

Mclntosh  .  John  J  Laemmle,  Ashley 
McKenzie  .  .  J  F  Steffeck,  Schafer 
McLean... Jno  L  Brekken,  "Washburn 

Mercer E    R    Thomas,   Stanton 

Morton W.   F.   Lorm,    Mandan 

Mount! ail  .  .V    A    Lovell,   Stanley 

Nelson         .  ..P.  J   Iverson,  Lakota 

Oliver  .    .  Frank  Karges,  Pinto 

Pembma.     Charlotte  A,  Jones,  Cavalier 

Pierce Sara  Guss,  Rugby 

Ransom  .  ...C  E  Cavett,  Lisbon 
Ramsey  .  J  A  Haig,  Devil's  Lake 
Renville  .  L  M  Rockne,  Mohall 

Richland     ..Charles  Hanson,  Wahpeton 

Rolette Mrs  Mary  K.  Packard,  Rolla 

Sargent Henry    Ulve,    Forman 

Sheridan.  .  .  E  O  Kleve,  McClusky 
Sioux  ...  L  M  Colebank,  Swastika 
Slope  ...  .  H  H  Bond,  Amidon 

Stark c    E.  Ward,  Dickinson 

Steele  .  ..  Blondie  Holt,  Sherbrooke 
Stutsman  

Miss   Mary  E    McGinms,   Jamestown 
Towner...... Miss  M.   Sorenson,   Cando 

Traill  ..Miss  G  Wambheim,  Hillsboro 
Walsh Edward  Erickson,  Graf  ton 

Sairid  •  -TIT-  «  H?'  D  Wendt,  Mmot 
vV  ells  .  Miss  S  Nestrost,  Fessenden 
Williams  .  Anna  Peterson,  Williston 

i  --.    -i,    ~u_._ULu_,'ll  w 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


the  B1Ind' 


Beach,  Golden  Valley  Co,  pop.  IX)03 
City  Stipermtendcnti-C  J  N  Nelson 
Prin.  Agn.  High  Schools-Anna  Johnson. 


*  - 

Pres    Bd    Bduc~G    C    Wachter 

Sec.   Bd    Ednc—  Richard   Penwarden. 
City   Supenntendent—  J    M    Martin 


Bismark — continued 

Principal  High  School— C.  F.  Bolt. 
Supei  visor  Music— Clara  Tatley 
Manual  Training — Roy  R.  Van  Duzee 
Domestic  Science— Harriet  B    Spllane 
Drawing  and  Pen' ship— Jessie  B    McLeod 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y— W    J    Fieed 

Bismarck  Business  College,  bus    and  sten  ; 
G    M    Langum,  President 


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Bottineau,  Bottineau  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City    Superintendent — L    H    Darling 
Principal   High    School — A.    H     Smith. 

North    Dakota    School    of    Forestry,    state, 
est    1899,   Fred  W    Smith,  President 

Cando,  Towner  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — W     P.    Yeagerlme. 
Sec.   Bd    Educ — H     D.   Skinner. 
City    Supenntendent — H    P    Ide 
Principal  High   School — A    F.   Hixson. 
Supv    Mus     &   Draw — LaRue   Brandvig 
Manual  Training — G    B    Packwood 
Domestic  Science — Jean  Simpson 
Pen'ship  &  Com'l — Mary  Longfield. 

Carrington,  Foster  Co ,  pop.  1,217. 

City    Superintendent — Alfred   L     Schafer. 
Prin.  Agri    High  School — Winnifred   Steele 

Casselton,  Cass  Co.,  pop.  1,675. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — H    J    Rowe. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C    M    Patton 

City  Superintendent — Nelson  Sauvain. 

Principal  High  School — Ingrid  L    Jesten 

Cavalier,  Pembina  Co.,  pop.  1,025. 

City    Superintendent — F     E      Callahan 
Prin.  H.  S  — Katharine  Varuska 


Cooperstown,  Griggs  Co.,  pop    1,325. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Charles   Burseth 
Sec    Bd     Educ — Oscar   D.    Purmton. 
City    Superintendent — Norman    C     Koontz 
Principal   High    School — Ellis    C     Persing 
Supv    Mus    &   Draw — Ruby  Burtness 
Manual  Training — Ellis  C.  Persing. 

Devils  I>ake,  Ramsey  Co ,  pop.  5,157. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    P    Biainard 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — A    E.  Parshall 
City  Superintendent — Nelson  Sauvain 
Principal  High  School — B.  E.  Crippen 
Supv.  Music — Mrs    C    A   Conant 
Manual  Training — Roy  H.  Cross. 
Domestic  Science — Grace  E.  Brlscoe. 
Physical  Culture — Frances  Cowan. 
Draw,  and  Pen'ship — Eva  M.  Morris. 

St.  Mary's  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  B.  C.; 
Sister  M    Regina,    Superioress 

School  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb,  state,  J.  W 
Blattner,  M    A,  Supt 

Dickinson,  Stark  Co ,  pop.  3,188. 

Pres,  Bd    Educ — 3    F.  Davis 

Sec    Bd    Educ. — R    L    Baird. 

City  Superintendent — P.  S.  Berg. 

Prin    High}  School — Anna  L.   Hillesheim. 

Manual  Training — William  J    Banish. 

Domestic    Science — Anna   Lamb. 

Commercial — Purl   Walters. 

Edgeley,  Lamonre  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

City  Superintendent— Emmett  McKenna. 


Elbowoods,  McLean  Co.,  pop.  54. 

Indian  Industrial  School;  indust  school  for 
Indians,  co-ed  ,  est  1900,  A.  W.  Thomas, 
Supt 

Ellendale,  Dickey  Co.,  pop.  1,425. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — D    E    Geer 
Sec    Bd    Educ — B    R    Crabtree 
City  Superintendent — Fred  B    Purdy 

North  Dakota  State  Normal  and  Indus- 
trial School,  manual  training,  domestic 
science  and  commercial  courses;  co-ed.; 
est  1899,  Ryland  M  Black,  Pres. 

Enderlin,  Ransom  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ.— W    J.  Huber. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — E.  T.  Danlelson. 
City  Superintendent — T.  O.  Sweetland. 
Pnncipal  High  School— M    J   Beck. 
Supv    Music — Hazel  M    Reeves. 
Manual  Training — E.  H.  Brooks 
Domestic   Science — Mabel  Darns 


Fargo,  Cass  Co.,  pop.  14,331. 

Pres    Bd    Educ.  —  E    F.   Ladd 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  E.  George  Guthrie. 
City  Superintendent  —  Arthur  Deamer 
Pnncipal  High   School  —  B    S.   Tighe 
Supv    Music  —  Miss   Feireisen 
Manual    Training  —  Mr.    Badger. 
Domestic  Science  —  Miss  McKay. 
Drawing  —  Isabella  Rose. 
Commeicial  —  Mr    Herwig 

Aaker'a  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten.  ; 
est  1902;  H.  H.  Aaker,  President. 

Agricultural  and  Manual  Training  High 
School,  department  Agricultural  College, 
est  1909;  courses  in  science,  commerce 
and  mechanic  arts;  Irwin  W.  Smith,  A. 
M,  Prin. 

Dakota  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten;  est 
1892,  F.  Leland  Watkins,  A.  M.,  Presi- 


Fargo College;  courses  in  Arts  and  Science, 
Preparatory,  Business,  Journalism,  Art, 
and  Conservatory  of  Music;  co-ed.; 
Cong  ,  est  1887,  John  W.  Hansel,  Fres. 

Fargo  Conservatory  of  Music;  graduate  and 
public  school  music  courses;  Bertrand 
Alan  OIT,  Director. 

North  Dakota  Agricultural  College;  courses 
in  Agriculture,  Biology,  Engineering,  Ed- 
ucation, General  Science,  Home  Econom- 
ics, Veterinary  Medicine,  Pharmacy  and 

Chemistiy;    co-ed,    est     1890,    Edwin    F 
Ladd,  LL   D.,  President. 

North  Dakota  Agricultural  College,  Depart- 
ment of  Engineering  and  Physics;  me- 
chanical, civil  and  chemical  engineering, 
and  mechanic  arts;  Edmund  8.  Keene, 
M  B.,  Dean. 


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Fargro  —  continued 

Isorth  Dakota  Agricultural  College,  Depart- 
ment of  Chemistry  and  Pharmacy;  Ed- 
win F  Ladd.,  B.  S,  Dean. 

Oak  Grove  Lutheran  Ladies  Seminary; 
girls'  boarding,  Luth  ,  est  1906;  Jens  E 
Fossum,  Principal 

Sacred  Heart  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R 
C  ,  Sister  Superior 

Fessenden,  Wells  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Pres    Bd    Educ.  —  Dr.  Oyen. 
Sec    Bd.    Educ  —Fred   Zuber 
City   Superintendent  —  C    H    Wright 
Manual   Training  —  Molhe   Basing. 

Fort  rotten,  Benson  Co.,  pop.  134. 

Indian  Industrial  School;  indust  school  for 
Indians,  co-ed  ;  est  1890;  Charles  L.  Da- 
vis, Supt. 


Graft  OB,  Walsh  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ  —  P    J    Murphy. 
Sec.    Bd.    Educ  —  J     E     Gray 
City  Superintendent  —  W    J.  Hoover 
Principal  High   School  —  Elizabeth.   Mayor. 
Supv.    Music  —  Florence    Russell. 
Manual   Training  —  C    H    Wellers 
Domestic   Science  —  Lissa  H    Holden. 
Agriculture  —  E.   J    Trosper 
Commercial  —  Gertrude    Lankin. 

North  Dakota  Institution  for  the  Feeble 
Minded,  state,  co-ed,  est  1901,  A  R  T 
Wylie,  M  D  .  Supt 

Grand  Forks,  Grand  Forks  Go  ,  pop.  12,478. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  P    O.  Thorson 
Sec   Bd   Educ  —  F    F    Burchard 
City  Superintendent  —  J.  Nelson  Kelly. 
Prin    H.  S.—  W.  C.  Stebblns 
Super\isor  Music  —  Blanche  Leigh 
Domestic  Science  —  Helen  E    Smith 
Manual  Training  —  M   F   Pitman 
Drawing  —  Jessie  E  Woodruff 

Aakei's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est.  1907,  O  J  Hanson,  B  A.,  Prin 

Grand  Forks  College,  prep,  and  nor  ;  co-ed  ; 
Luth.;  est  1900;  M.  H.  Norman,  Prin* 

Northwestern  College  and  Commercial  In- 
stitute; bus.  and  sten  ;  J  J  Swengel, 
Pres. 

State  University  of  North  Dakota,  See  Uni- 
versity P.  O. 

St   Bernard's  College  Convent;  girls'  board- 

ing; R.  C.;  Mother  Stanislaus,  Prin. 
Union  Commercial  College;  bus    and  sten., 

est  1903;  Thacker  and  Hughes,  Prins. 
Wesley    College,    college   and    conservatory 

of  music;  co-Ted  ;  Meth  ;  Rev.  Edward  P. 

Robertson   A    M,  Pres* 


Hankinson,  Richland  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F    O    Hunger 
Sec    Bd   Educ — H    A    Merrifleld 
City  Superintendent — R    E    Smith. 
Puncipal  High  School — M    Marion  Hoi  ton 
Music  &  Drawing — Alma  G    Buisson 
Domestic  Science — Elizabeth  Berngan 
Manual   Tiammg — Pearl  Bemis 

Harvey,  Wells  Co,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Superintendent — Geo    F    Forster. 
Prin   H   S  — Bertha  B.  Walker 

Hillsboro,  Trail!  Co.,  pop.  1,425. 

City  Superintendent — John  A    Johnson 
Prin    H.    S — Mildred   Gordon 

Hope,  Steele  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Prin.  H   S.— Mary  E.  Hill. 

Jamestown,  Stutsman  Co,  pop.  5,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Alfred  Steel 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  G    Bensch 
City  Superintendent — N    C    Koontz 
Principal  High  School — C    C    Plank 
Supv    Music — Mary  Lichter 
Domestic   Science — Tilda   Natwick 
Manual  Training — K    K    King 
Commercial — "W    P    Gaynor 

Jamestown  College,  Coll    and  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
Barend  H    Kroeze,  D    D ,  President 

St   John's  Academy,   prep  ;   co-ed  ,  R    C  ; 
est  1880;  Sister  Superior,  Directress. 

Kenmare,  Ward  Co.,  pop.  1,437. 

City  Superintendent — Louis  P    Linn 
Principal   High    School — J    Frank    Scudder 

Lakota,  Nelson  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    E    Sheets 
Sec    Bd    Educ— ffiC.  M.  Strand 
City  Superintendent — A    P    Weaver 
Principal  High  School — Vera  Bliss. 
Supv    Music — Eva   Rorke 
Domestic   Science — Irene   Gibson 
Manual  Training — H    M*  Scheib 

La  Monre,  Hamoure  Co.,  pop.  1,125. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— E    W    Field. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — B|  W.   Loppnow. 
City  Superintendent — P    A    McMillen. 
Principal  High  School — Mane  A    Williams 
Supv    Music — Florence   White 
Manual    Training — Ray   Divers 
Domestic  Science — Ella  Hutchinson 

Langdon,  Cavalier  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

City  Superintendent — D.   J.   Ridlington. 
Prin   H.  S  — John  M  McKinnon,  Jr. 

Larimore,  Grand  Forks  Co.,  pop.  1,460. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ— S.  J    Radcllffe. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — J.   Dexter  Pierce. 
City  Superintendent — Frank  W.  Reinoehl. 
Principal  High  School — H   H   Kuk 
Supv   Mus    &  Draw —Frances  Hoch. 
Manual  Training — E    W   Johnson 
Domestic  Science— Addie   Stafford. 


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Leeds,  Benson  Go,  pop.  1,005. 

Pres    Bd    Edue  — J    B    Pederson 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — A    A    Hughait 
City  Superintendent — J    L    Ulrich 
Pimcipal  High  School — Annie  Maclliaith 
Music  &  Dia\\mg — Ida  Myhio 

Lidgrerwood,  Richland  Go,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — A    F    Bouzer. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    L    Parsons 
City   Superintendent — H    W    Best 
Principal  High  School — F    L    Bobbins. 
Man    Tr,  Com'l  &  St'nog'y — B    J    Moorman 

Lisbon,  Hansom  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    F    Grange 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    S    Adams 
City  Superintendent — W    B    Simcox 
Principal  High  School — Ada  B    Smith 

Mandan,  Morton  Go.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    A.  Cummings. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H.  Noakes 
City  Superintendent — C    L    Love. 
Principal  High  School — W   R    Morton 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Elizabeth  Carter 
Com'l  and   Stenog'y — William  Bubbers. 

Mayville,  Trail!  Go.,  pop.  1,250. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Jens  Gnnager. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    M    Soliah 
City  Superintendent — G    E    Walker 
Principal    High    School — Florence    Sprague 
Supv     Mus     &    Draw — Laura   Dumke. 
Manual   Training — H     F     Butterfield. 
Domestic  Science — Nellie  Dahl. 

State  Normal  School,  normal,  state,  co-ed  , 
est.  1890,  Thos.  A  Hillyer,  A  M.,  Pres 

Minot,  Ward  Go.,  pop.  6,188. 

City    Superintendent — Bruce    Francis 
Prin    H    S. — Florence  Cotton. 

Minot  College  of  Commerce,  bus  and  sten. , 
co-ed  ,  est  1908,  John  C.  Lowe,  Prin 

State  Normal  School,  normal,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  state,  A  G  Crane,  Pimcipal 

Afinto,  Walsh  Go.,  pop.  900. 

City  Superintendent — L    F.  Hillman 
Prin    H    S  — E    A.  McEachran. 

New  Bockford,  Eddy  Go.,  pop.  1,575. 

Pres     Bd.    Educ — H     W     Wilson 
Sec    Bd    Educ— J    T    Fuller 
City   Superintendent — J.   T    Fuller 
Principal   High   School — Elise   Nesdahl 
Manual  Training — A    C    Shaffer 
Domestic    Science — Ida   Katzlaff 
Music   and  Drawing— Alice  L    Hall 
Commercial — Essie  B.   Leighty. 

New  Rockford  Collegiate  Institute;  prep, 
music  and  commercial  courses,  co-ed.; 
boarding  and  day,  Cong  ,  est  1896,  Wil- 
liam A  God  ward,  B.  A,  President. 


New  Salem,  Morton  Co ,  pop.  1,025. 

City     Supei  mtondent — H     N     Kishpaugh 

Oakes,  Dickey  Co ,  pop.  1,875. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    H    Coulter 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T.   H    Ferber. 
City  Supei  intendent — Clarence  E    Blume 
Principal  High  School — Georgia  L    Watson. 
Supv     Music — Mary    Best 
Domestic  Science — Grace  Woldie 
Man     Tr.    &    Phy     Cult — John    J     G     Hol- 
land,  Jr 

Drawing — Mary  Best. 
Pen' ship   &  Com'l — M    D    Sutton. 

Park  River,  Walsh  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

City   Superintendent — William  Davenport 
Prin    H    S — L    T    Bosworth. 

Pemblna,  Pembina  Co.,  pop.  918. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    D    Booker 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    K    Cavalier 

City   Superintendent — Charles  D    Curtis 

Principal  High  School — Margaret  Burns 

Portland,  Traill  Co.,  pop.  725. 

Bruflat  Academy,  prep,  and  bus  ;  co-ed.; 
Luth  ,~est.  1889,  A  T.  Felland,  B.  A., 
Prin. 

Bella,  Bolette  Go.,  pop.  925. 

City    Superintendent — Rosa    M     Dodge. 
Prin   H    S  — Eleanor  Van  Duzen 

Rugby,  Pierce  Go ,  pop.  1,631. 

City    Supei  intendent — Mark    Paulson. 
Principal  High   School — H     E     Clark. 

University,  Grand  Forks  Go.,  School  Station. 

University  of  North  Dakota,  comprises  the 
College  of  Liberal  Arts,  and  the  Divi- 
sion of  Education,  of  Law,  of  Engineer- 
ing, of  Medicine,  state  univ  ;  co-ed  ; 
est  1883;  Frank  LeRond  McVey,  LL.  D., 
President 

University  of  North  Dakota,  Division  of 
Education;  comprises  the  School  of  Edu- 
tion,  and  Model  High  School,  est.  1911; 
Joseph  Kennedy,  M.  A.,  Dean. 

University  of  North  Dakota,  College  of 
Mining  Engineering,  school  of  mines, 
est.  1890;  J  Earle  Babcock,  B  S,  Dean 

University  of  North  Dakota,  College  of 
Mechanical  and  Electrical  Engineering, 
est  1901;  Calvin  H.  Crouch,  M.  E,  Dean. 

University  of  North  Dakota,  Course  in 
Civil  Engineering,  Elwyn  F.  Chandler, 
M  A ,  In  Charge. 

University  of  North  Dakota,  College  of  Med- 
icine (Freshman  and  Sophomore  years)  , 
med  ,  re?  ;  co-ed  ;  H  E!  French,  M.  !>., 
Dean. 

University  of  North  Dakota,  Law  Depart- 
ment, law,  co-ed  ,  est  1899,  George  T. 
Wells,  LL  D  ,  Dean 

Valley  City,  Barnes  Co.,  pop.  4,606. 

Pres   Bd    Educ. — J    F   L.  Bohnhoff. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — T    S    Henry 

City  Superintendent — George  W.  Hanna, 

Principal  High  School — R.  L    Brown 

Supv  Music  and  Drawing — Louise  Pederson. 


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Valley  City  —  continued 
Manual   Training  —  Ralph   Ebersold 
Domestic    Science  —  Mae   Hooper 
Commercial  —  E    M    Johnson 

State  Normal  School,  normal,  state,  co-ed  , 
A.    McFarland,    A    M,    President 


Velva,  UcHenry  Co.,  pop.   1,000. 

City  Superintendent  —  J    J    Garrlty 

Northwestern   College,   coll    and  prep  ,  eat 
1900.    M     H    Norman,    Pre* 

Wahpeton,  Blehland  Co.,  pop.  £,425. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    G    Forbes 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  M    Peschel 


Wahpeton — continued 

City   Superintendent — Mai  tha   T    Fulton 
Principal  High   School — Harriet  Austin 
North     Dakota     State     School     of     Science, 
academic,  agric  ,  com'l,   domestic  science, 
trade    and   two-year    engineering  courses, 
co-ed  ,  est    1890,   Fred   E    Smith,  M    Sc  , 
President 

Willlaton,  Williams  Co.,  pop.  3,124. 

Prea    Bd    Educ — Mrs    S    M    Hydle 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    Ellithorpe 
City  Superintendent — L    A    White 
Principal  High  School — Mary  A.  McAndrew. 
Supv    Mus   and  Draw  — Bertha  R    Palmer. 
Manual  Training — Charles  L.   Sills 
Domestic  Science — Ida  Dvorafc 
Pen' ship  and  Com'l — Florence  Dennett. 


OHIO 

Population,  4,767,123,  School  census,  1,271,443      School  age,  6-21 

Ohio  is  the  fourth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total  of 
4,767,121  inhabitants,  of  whom  97.6  per  cent  are  white.  Of  this  number  12.5  per 
cent  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population  ten  yeara 
of  age  and  over  is  3  2  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  twelfth  in  this  respect.  The  educa- 
tional system  of  the  state  is  as  follows 


STATE  SUPEEINTENDENT  JS  OFFICE 

F    B.  PEARSON,  Superintendent  of  Publie  Instruction 
J.  H.  COOK,  Assistant  Superintendent 

HOMER  D   SWYGERT,  Statistician 

T.  HOWARD  WINTERS,  Examination  Clerk ... 

C.  E.  OLIVER,  State  High  School  Inspector 

E   F.  WARNER,  State  High  School  Inspector         


Columbus 
.  Columbus 
.  Columbus 
.  Columbus 
.Columbus 
.  Columbus 


STATE  BOAED  OF  SCHOOL  EXAMINEES 


PLINY  A    JOHNSTON,  Woodward  High  School 
B   F.  STANTON,  Superintendent  of  Schools       .    . 

B  B.  HARLAN 

O.  J.  BIERY,  Superintendent  of  Schools     . 

S  L.  TURNIPSEED,  Supt  Boys'  Industrial  School 


.Cincinnati 

. .  Alliance 

.  .    .Dayton 

. .  Wauseon 

Lancaster 


OHIO  TEACHEES'  EEADING  CIRCLE  BOAED 

F   S.  COTJLTRAP,  President  Athens 

F.  E   EEYNOLDS,  Corresponding  Secretary     ...         .    .  ....  Wapakoneta 

ELEANOR  SKINNER,  ^Recording  Secretary       Columbus 

WILSON  HA-WKINS,  Treasurer New,ark 

The  Ohio  Teachers'  Eeading  Circle  is  organized  by  counties,  being  represented 
in  practically  every  county  in  the  state.  The  books  for  reading  are  adopted  each 
year,  being  mainly  upon  the  lines  of  pedagogy  and  general  culture. 


OHIO  STATE  TEACHEBS*  ASSOCIATION 

J  V.  MCMILLAN,  President Marietta 

W.  E.  KERSHNER,  Secretary Ohio  State  University,  Columbus 


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OHIO 


OHIO  ASSOCIATION"  OF  COLLEGE  PRESIDENTS  AND  DEANS 
WALTER  G.  CLIPPENGEE,  Piesident     .     .  Westerville 

3IARY  I   PARK,  Seaetanj  ,  .  .  .Tiffin 


OHIO  COLLEGE  ASSOCIATION 


B  M  HUGHES,  President 
W.  G  LETH^'IK,  Secretary 


Miami  University,  Oxford 
Western  Reserve  University,  Cleveland 


OHIO  HIGH  SCHOOL  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 


J  A  POLLOCK,  President. 
R  H.  ROGERS,  Secretary  . 


.     . .  .Toledo 
.  Youngstown 


ELEMENTARY   TEACHERS'   ASSOCIATION 


ELMER  W  JORDAN,  President     . 
KATHERINE  O'HARA,  Secretary 


Newark 
Leavittsburg 


EASTERN  OHIO  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 


J  A.  JACKSON,  President     . . 

MATTIE  MCCARTNEY,  Secretary  .     .     . 


Bellaire 
.  Cambridge 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Adams          H.  E    Denning,  West  Union 

Allen C    A    Arganbright,  Lima 

Ashland  . .  .  J.  N.  Pmkerman,  Ashland 
Ashtabula..  .  H  D  Clarke,  Jefferson 

Athens "Alex    Root,  Athens 

Aug-laize  .      . .  

Edw.  J  Rodeheffer,  Wapakoneta 
Belmont,.Geo.  M.  Pogue,  St  Clairsville 
Brown  .  . .  E  V.  Stephan,  Georgetown 
Butler  .  ,  .John  Schwarz,  Hamilton 
Carroll.  . .  ,  .G.  E  Bell,  Carroll  ton 
Champaign  .  J  C  Neer,  Urbana 

Clark  .  ..J  M  Collins,  Springfield 
Clermont.  .  H  C.  Aultman,  Batavia 
Clinton  J.  L.  Cadwallader,  Wilmington 
Columbian  a. . .  John  W  Moore,  Lisbon 

Coshoeton L   C    Shaw,  Coshocton 

Crawford F    G   Bittikof er,  Bucyrus 

Cuyahoga.      .A    G  Yawberg,  Cleveland 

Darke C    A.  Wilt,  Greenville 

Defiance W.   W.   Heater,   Defiance 

Delaware.  Paul  M,  Lybarger,  Delaware 

Erie R.  E    Offenhauer,  Sandusky 

Fairfield C  C  Miller,  Lancaster 

Fayette 

...Frank  M  Allen,  Washington  C  H 

Franklin Wm    S    Coy,  Columbus 

Fulton C   J  Biery,  Wauseon 

Gallia Wayne  Lutz,  Gallipolis 

Geauga Harold  Ryder,  Chard  on 


County  Name  and  Address 

Greene  .     F   M    Reynolds,  Xenia 

Guernsey  .  W  G  Wolf,  Cambridge 
Hamilton  Thos  P.  Pierce,  Cincinnati 
Hancock  A  J  Nowlan,  Fmdlay 

Hardin         ...  F    P    Allyn,  Kenton 

Harrison.  ..  John  C  Stiers,  Cadiz 
Henry.  W  T.  Hatcher,  Napoleon 

Highland.  ...  W  H  Vance,  Hillsboro 
Hocking  .  W.  C  Brashares,  Logan 
Holmes.  F  H  Close,  Miller sburg 

Huron       . .  O   C   Minnich,  Norwalk 

Jackson  . .  .  M,  A  Henson,  Jackson 
Jefferson  ..W  I  Everson,  Steubenville 
Knox  .  .  W  F  Allgire,  Mt.  Vernon 
Lake  .  . . .  F  H  Kendall,  Pamesville 
(Lawrence ...  .  F.  J.  Kelley,  Ironton 
Licking  .  Elmer  W  Jordan,  Newark 
Logan..  .  A  B  Lmn,  Belief  on  tame 
Loram  W  A  Hiscox,  Elyria 

Lucas     J.  W.  Whitmer,  Toledo 

Madison  .  .  J  E   Runyan,  London 

Mahonmg       .Jerome  Hull,  Youngstown 

Marion Vernon  Riegel,  Marion 

Medina.      .  .     C  E  Jenks,  Medina 

Meigs G    H    Crow,  Pomeroy 

Mercer S.  Cotterman,  Celina 

Miami   .  L    J.   Bennett,    Troy 

Monroe  .  .J  V  Nelson,  Woodsfield 
Montgomery.  .  A  A  Maysilles,  Dayton 


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County  Name  and  Address 

Morgan .  ...  .... 

Clarence  G    Johnson,  McConnellsville 
Morrow  -C   C  Crawford,  Mt    Gilead 

Muskmgum . . .   .  r 

John  S    McGinnis,  Zanesville 
Noble  -H   L   Bates,  Caldwell 

Ottawa  A    O    Dehn,  Port  Clinton 

Pauldmg  John   C    Berg,   Pauldmg 

Perry  W  J  Bankes,  New  Lexington 
Pickaway  .  .M  C  "Warren,  Circleville 
Pike  ...  E.  M  Deitrich,  Waverly 
Portage  .  H  B  Turner,  Ravenna 

Preble       W   S.  Fogarty,  Baton 

Putnam  .  .  .G  J  Keinath,  Ottawa 
Richland  .  E  W  Bell,  Mansfield 

Ross  .  .   C  A  Puckett.  Chilhcothe 

Sandusky.  .S  A  Harbourt,  Fremont 
Scioto.  Edw  McCowen,  Portsmouth 


Name   and  Address 

J    E    Sherck,   Tiffin 

W    E    Partington,  Sidney 

J   J   Armstrong,  Canton 

C    A   Flickinger,  Akron 

J    E    Boetticher,  Warren 


County 

Seneca 

Shelby  . 

Starck 

Summit 

Trumbull 

Tuscarawas 

Chas  Barthelmeh,  New  Philadelphia 
Union  .  .D  H.  Sellers,  Marysville 
Van  Wert  .J  A  Greulach,  Van  Wert 

Vmton C   H   Copeland,  McArthur 

Warren .  . .  Fletcher  Hawke,  Lebanon 
Washington  .  M.  C  Smith,  Marietta 
Wayne.  G-  W  Baumgardner,  Wooster 
Williams.  .  W  A.  Salter,  Bryan 
Wood.  .  .H  E  Hall,  Bowling  Green 

Wyandot 

James  J.  Grove,  Upper  Sandusky 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 


Ada,  Hardin  Co  ,  pop.   2,465 

Pros    Bd    Educ — Willis  Shelley 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — A    W    Warren     • 
City  Superintendent — W    A    Stage 
Principal   High   School — Herbert  Blue 
Supv    Music — Fred  Killeen 
Drawing — Helen  Ley 
Penmanship — E   E    Long 
Commercial — S    A    Ringer 

Ohio  Northern  University,  comprises  Col- 
lege, Preparatory,  Normal,  Engineering, 
Commerce,  Law,  Pharmacy,  Music,  Ex- 
pression, Fine  Arts,  Agriculture,  and 
Military,  co-ed  ;  M  E  ,  est  1871;  Rev 
Albert  Edwin  Smith,  Ph  D  ,  President 

Ohio  Northern  University,  College  of  Agri- 
culture, courses  in  modern  agricultural 
science,  est  1912,  Ralph  B  Simon,  B 
S  A  Dean. 

Ohio  Northern  University,  College  of 
Music,  music  and  public  school  music; 
Fred  Killeen,  Dean 

Ohio  Northern  University,  College  of  Law; 
three-year  course,  co-ed  ,  est.  1893; 
Jay  P  Taggart,  LL  B  ,  Dean 

Ohio  Northern  University,  College  of  En- 
gineering, courses  in  architecture,  civil, 
electrical,  mechanical,  municipal  and 
sanitary  and  mining  engineering,  Thom- 
as Jefferson  Sraull,  C  E,  Dean. 

Ohio  Northern  University,  Normal  College; 
professional  training  courses  for  teach- 
ers, co-ed  ,  John  Davason,  Ph  D,  Dean. 

Ohio  Northern  University,  College  of  Phar- 
macy; phar  ;  co-ed.,  est  1884;  David  C 
Mohler,  Dean. 

Akron,  Summit  Co.,  pop.  69,067. 

PreS    Bd    Educ — Norman  A    Daily 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — J.  F.  Barnhart, 

City  Superintendent — H.   V.   Hotchkisa 


Akron — continued 

Prm    Central  High  School — D.  C.  Rybolt. 

Prin    South  High  School — C.  J.  Bowman. 

Prm    West  High  School — E    L    Martmg 

Supv    Music — N.  L   Glover. 

Drawing — Annie  F    Rogers 

Actual  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.; 
J.  J  Krider,  Prin 

English-German  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed.; 
Luth  ;  Principal 

Hammel  Business  College;  bus  and  sten., 
J.  W  Short,  Prin. 

Pei kins  Normal  School,  nor  ,  city,  co-ed  , 
est  1895,  James  C  Bay,  Principal 

Sacred  Heart  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ;  est  1904,  Sisters  of  St  Dominic. 

St  Bernard's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed., 
R.  C.;  Sister  Superior 

University  of  Akron,  comprises  College  of 
Liberal  Arts,  of  Engineering,  of  Home 
Economics,  co-ed  ,  municipal,  est  1872, 
Parke  R  Kolbe,  Ph  D,  Principal. 

University  of  Akron,  College  of  Engineer- 
ing, five-year  co-operative  course  in  civil 
and  mechanical  engineering,  est  1914, 
Fred  E  Ayer,  C  E ,  Dean 

Alliance,   Stark  Co.,   pop    15,083. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    S    Garrnan 
Sec.  Bd   Educ— Edwin  W.  Diehl. 
City  Superintendent — B.  F   Stanton. 
Prin    H    S — J    E    Vaughan. 
Supv    Music — Grace  Shaffer. 
Manual  Training — W   P   Pfouts 
Domestic  Science — Elizabeth  Rippel. 
Primary — Frances  Everhart 
Physical  Culture — Freda  Spring 
Draw,  and  Pen'ship — L.  L.  Weaver. 
Commercial — W   H.  Chenot. 

Alliance  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten.; 
est.  1911;  William  H.  Matthews,  Princi- 
pal 


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Alliance-— continued 
Mount  Union-Scio   College,    coll  ,    academy, 
and    conservatory,     co-ed  ,     M.    B  ,     est 
1846,   Rev    William  H    McMaater,   D    D, 
President. 

Amherst,  Loraln  Co,  pop.  3,105. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F    B    Kaser 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    B    Avery. 

Village  Supt — J    R    Patterson 

Principal  High  School — Miss  Marion  Steele 

Supv    Music — J    W    Sharp 

Drawing — Verna  Skeeles 

Penmanship — L    D    Root. 

Commercial — Miss   Leona   Marble 

Stenography — Miss   Marble 

Evangelical  Lutheran  Academy,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ,  Evan.  Luth  ,  Principal 

St  Joseph's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R  C  , 
Sister  Superior. 

Andover,  Ashtabula  Co,  pop.   902. 

City    Superintendent — Scott  L    Rosa 
Principal  High  School—A    R    Palmer 

Ansonia,  Darke  Co.,  pop    656. 

City   Superintendent — G.    H    Garrison 
Principal  High  School — L    L.  Bales 

Antwerp,  Panlding  Co.,  pop.  1,187. 

Pres   Bd    Educ— J   L   Doermg 
Sec   Bd    Educ  — J   H   Adcock 
City  Superintendent — Walter  Kunce 
Principal  High  School — J    C    Paust 

Arcanum,  Darke  Co,  pop.  1,361. 

City  Superintendent — J  El   Bliss 
Principal  High  School — O    G    Hershey 

Ashland,  Ashland  Co.,  pop.  6,795. 

Pea    Bd    Educ. — W    L.  Cordell 

Sec    Bd    Educ — John  C    Frentz 

City  Superintendent — Jno    A    McDowell. 

Principal  High  School — R    C    Clark. 

Supv    Music—Newton  Wertman 

Penmanship — C    E    Blue. 

Ashland    College,    coll  ,    co-ed  ;    Brethren 
est.  1878;  William  D.  Furry,  Ph.  D.,  Pres. 

Ashtabula,  Ashtabula  Co.,  pop.  18,266. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— W    S   King 
Sec   Bd.  Educ — C.  E   Peck. 
City  Superintendent — H    C    Dieterich 
Principal  High  School— R   H.  Townsend. 
Supv    Music — Miss  B    Harshman. 
Manual  Training — C    A    Meister. 
Domestic  Science— Miss  C    Kennedy. 
Drawing— Clara  Fossett. 
Penmanship — J    H    Bassett. 
Commercial — C   Garde 

Ashtabula  Business  College,  bus    and  sten 
est    1895,  F.  C.  Williams,  Principal. 

Ashtabula  Harbor,  Ashtabula  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres  Bd  Educ— C  W  Askew 
Sec  Bd.  Educ — H  F  Bugbee 
City  Superintendent — W  E.  Wenner 


Ashtabula  Harbor— -continued 
Principal  High  School — P    C    Bunn 
Supv    Music — H    O    Ferguson 
Pnmarv — Ella  W     Pierce 
Manual  Training — E    D    Wetmore 
Penmanship — C     J     Harvey 

Athens,  Athens  Co.,  pop.  5,463. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    S    McDougall 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C    M    Copeland 

City  Superintendent — Geoffrey  F    Moigan 

Principal  High  School — J   H    Comstock 

Supervisor  Music — Adah  Sigler 

Di  awing — Claia   Weihr 

Ohio  University,  comprises  College  of  Lib- 
eral Arts,  School  of  Commerce,  College 
of  Music,  School  of  Oratory,  State  Nor- 
mal College,  and  State  Preparatory 
School,  state  univ  ;  co-ed  ;  est.  1804, 
Alston  Ellis,  LL  D,  President. 

State  Preparatory  School  of  the  State  Noi- 
mal  College,  co-ed  ,  Fletcher  S  Coultrap, 
A  M,  Pnn 

State  Normal  College  of  Ohio  University, 
co-ed  ,  est.  1902,  J  J  Richeson,  Dean 

Attica,    Seneca   Co.,   pop.    719. 

City   Superintendent — A    C    Corwin 
Principal  High  School— O   H   Weekley 

Austlnburgr,  Ashtabula  Co,  pop.  270. 

Grand  River  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1831,  Earle  W  Hamlm,  Princi- 
pal. 

Bainbridgre,  Boss  Co.,  pop.  883. 

City  Superintendent — W    R    Cornetet 

Barberton,  Summit  Co.,  pop.  9,410. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — N    F    Rodenbaugh 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    M    Kesler 
City  Superintendent — U    L   Light 
Principal  High  School — Carrie  E    Shriber. 
Supv    Music — Mary  E    Feal. 
Manual  Training — Tracy  E    Cone. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Mary  Brittain. 
Drawing — Miss  Lillian  Rogers 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Mrs   Gertrude  Hall. 

Barnesville,  Belmont  Co.,  pop.  4,233. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    J    Hutchmson 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    M    Cassells 

City  Superintendent — August  H    Denbrock 

Principal  High  School — George  A    Erf 

Friends  Boarding  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
Friends,  est  1837,  B  J.  Thomas,  Prin. 

Batavia,  Clennont  Co.,  pop.  1,034. 

City  Superintendent — N    B    S    Heidlebaugh. 
Principal  High  School — F    V    Blair. 

Bedford,  Cuyahoga  Co,  pop.  1,783. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — F    D    Mitchell 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Ella  F    Seuter. 
City  Superintendent — O    W    Kurtz. 
Principal  High  School — LeRoy  Heavilin 
Supv   Music — Mrs.  Zoa  Long  Fouts. 


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Bellaire,  Belmont,  pop.   12,946. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    P    Rodewig. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H.  T.  Tyler. 
City    Supei  intendent — C    S    McVay 
Principal  High   School — C.   S    McVay. 
Supv    Music — E    B.  Halstead 
Drawing  and  Pen'ship — Elisabeth  Stewart 
Manual  Training — R    N    Church 
Domestic    Science — Helen    Nicholson 
Physical    Culture — Florence    Dow 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — W.  E.  Black. 

Bellefontaine,  Logan  Co.,  pop.  8,238. 

City  Superintendent — R    J    Keifer. 
Puncipal  High  School — Anna  A   Price 

Bellevue,  Huron  Co.,  pop    5,209 

Pres.  Bd   Educ  — H    R    Dewey 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  E    Wise 
City  Superintendent — C    C    Garman 
Principal  High  School — N    E    Pettibone 
Supv     Music — Stella   Latham 
Manual  Training — Earl  C    Minch 
Domestic  Science — Edna  Kern 
Draw    &  Pen'ship — Anna  Sutter 
Commercial — Miss  M    Hohlstein 

Bellville,  Bichland  Go,  pop.  1,056. 

City   Superintendent — O     T    Jacobs 
Principal  High  School — J    Ir    Ritchie 

Belpre,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,249. 

City  Superintendent — J    H    Lawton 
Principal  High  School — Static  Minch. 

Berea,  Cuyahogra  Co ,  pop.  2,609. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    M    Weaver. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    S    Simpson. 
City  Superintendent — H   B    Albertv 
Principal  High   School — L.  N.  Drake. 
Drawing — Harriet    Schnuerer 

Baldwin- Wallace  College,  comprises  Col- 
lege, Music,  Commerce,  Theological,  and 
Sub-Freshman  depts  ,  co-ed  ;  M.  E  ,  est 

1864,  Rev    Arthur   L     Breslich,    Ph.    D , 
Pres  i 

Nast  Theological  Seminary  of  Baldwin-Wal- 
lace College,  theol  ,  men,  M.  E.;  est 

1865,  Charles  W.  Hertzler,  D    D,  Dean. 

Berwick,  Seneca  Co.,  pop.  130. 

St  Nicholas  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R.  C  , 
Sister  Superior 

Bethel,  Clermont  Co ,  pop.  1,201. 

City  Superintendent — B    T    Davis 
Principal  High  School— C    C    Mattox. 

Bethesda,  Belmont  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City   Superintendent — F    Ii    Marls 
Principal  High  School — W.  J.  Greenlee 

Blanchester,  Clinton  Co.,  pop.   1,813. 

Pes.   Bd    Educ — W    W    Burk. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Logan  Lorish 
City   Superintendent — R    E    Andrew 
Principal  High  School — E.  I*.  Hatton 


Bluffton,  Allen  Co.,  pop.  1,953. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — John  A    Rogers 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    D    Hall 
City   Superintendent — C    C    Wai  dm 
Principal  High  School — P    H    Conser 

Bluffton  College  and  Mennomte  Seminary; 
coll  and  prep  ,  Mennonite,  est.  1900,  S. 
K  Mosiman,  Ph  D,  President. 

Botklns,  Shelby  Co,  pop.  579. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    A    Kuhn 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L.    E    Blakely 
City  Superintendent — W    C.  King 
Principal  High  School — C   F.  Sinclair 

Bowling1  Green,  Wood  Co.,  pop.  5,222. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    B    Wilcox. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — G    W    Fearnside 
City   Superintendent — W    P    Starkey 
Principal  High  School — W.  P.  Starkey. 

State  Normal  School;  nor.;  co-ed  ;  est. 
1912,  Homer  B  Williams,  Dean 

Bradford,  Miami  Co.,  pop.  1,844. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W.  W.  Bosserman 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    R    Patty. 

City  Superintendent — C    B    Rayburn 

Bradner,   Wood  Co.,   pop.  890. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — A   A    Stump 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    B    Daily 
City  Superintendent — C    M    Meek 
Principal  High  School — C    C    Robertson 

Bridgeport,  Belmont   Co.,  pop.  3,974. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Thomas  Hill. 
Sec   Bd    Educ — T   W.  Williams 
City    Superintendent — S     A     Gillett 
Principal  High  School — Luther  Perkins. 
Supv.  Music — Myrtle  Head. 

Bryan,  Williams  Co,  pop.  3,641. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    Keiser 

Sec    Bd    Educ — D    C    McTaggart 

City  Superintendent — J    W    Wyandt 

Principal  High  School — Charles  Thompson 

Supv.  Music — F    A,  Tubbs 

Draw,  and  Pen'ship — Maude  I    Wetmore 

Manual  Trainang — Charles  Snell 

Domestic  Science — Miss  Hubbard 

BucyruB,  Crawford  Co,  pop.  8,122. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    H   McCrory 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mattie  J    Messner. 
City  Superintendent — W    W    Borden 
Principal  High  School — R-  A.  Garvin. 
Supv.   Music — W.   Lee  West 
Drawing — H.  Wilbur  Carr. 
Commercial — Ivaq  CralL 

Holy  Trinity  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R 
C  ;  Sister  Superior. 

Cable,  Champagne  Co ,  pop.  200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    F    Clay 
Sec  Bd   Educ — R   N   Johnson 
City  Superintendent — Charles  F   Hill. 
Principal  High  School — Helen  Conrad 


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Cadiz,   Harrison    Co,   pop.   1,971. 

Pres    Bd    Educ.  —  Dr    P    M.   Sharp 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  R     B    Beetham 

City  Superintendent  —  J    J    Phillips 

Prin    H    S  —  C.  R    Ridenour 

Supv    Mus    &  Pen'ship  —  Miss  Helen  Sharp 

Com'l  &  Stenog's  —  Norman  Thompson. 

Caldvtell,   Noble   Co,  pop.  1,430. 

Pr^s    Bd    Educ  —  H    L    Hastings 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  H    St    George 
City  Superintendent  —  W    H    Geiger 
Principal  High  School  —  Madge  DeVoie 


Cambridge,  Guernsey  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  —  A     R    McCulloch. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  George  Dugan 
City  Superintendent  —  W    E    Arter 
Principal  High  School  —  H    L    Pine 
Supv.  Music  —  I    W    LaChat 
Domestic  Science  —  Gladys  Fordyce. 
Domestic  Art  —  Alma  Shafer 

Campbell  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
Ira  Campbell,  Pres 

Camden,  Preble  Go  ,  pop.  899* 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  E.  C    Eikenberry 
Sec    Bd   Educ  —  G   W    Homsher 
City  Superintendent  —  S    L    Yochum 
Principal  High  School  —  C    A   Pollock 

Canal  Dover,  Tuscarawas  Co.,  pop    6,621. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  —  A     P     Trubey. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  W    E    Sykes 

City  Superintendent  —  F    P    Geiger 

Principal  High  School  —  Charles  Teeters 

Supv    Music  —  M    D.  Nicholas 

Manual  Training  —  E    C    Rose 

Drawing  —  Anna  C    Notter. 

Com'l  and  Stenog*y  —  H.  S    Currier. 

Canal  Folton,  Stark  Co.,  pop    978. 

City   Superintendent  —  R    B    Snell 

Canfleld,  Mahonlng  Co  ,  pop.  685. 

North  Eastern  Ohio  Normal  College,  nor- 
mal, private;  co-ed  ,  est  1883,  J  F  Guy, 
Ph  D,  Pres 

Canton,  Stark  Co.,  pop    50,217. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  John  C    Harmony 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  W.  C    Lane 
City   Superintendent  —  Jno     K.    Baxter. 
Supv    Music  —  Eva  Lehman. 
Manual  Training—  C   C.  Stoker. 
Domestic  Science  —  Edith  Wise. 
Draw   and  Pen'ship  —  W.  C.  Faust. 
Commercial  —  M   G^  Marshall. 
Stenography  —  E    F.  Goodman. 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS, 
Central  High  School,  West  Tuscaiawas  St  • 

J    L    G   Pottorf,  Principal 
North  High  School,  Oxford  St  ,  C   H  Meyer, 

Principal 

Canton  Actual  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1876,  J  J.  Krlder,  President 

East  Ohio  Business  College,  bus   and  sten 
est    1902,   W.   F.   Kienzle,  A.  M,   Prin  "' 


Cardmgton,  Morrow   Co.,  pop.   1,349. 

Pies   Bd    Educ  — W    P    Vaughan 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    N    &teger 
City  Supeimtendent — W    L    Atwell 
Piincipal  High   School — P     H    DeWolfe 


Carey,  Wyandot   Co.,  pop 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — T    M    Johnston 

Sec    Bd    Educ — I    L    Culler 

City  Supeimtendent — C    E    Hoskmson 

Principal  High  School — Abbie  H   Burriss 

Manual   Training — Herman   Kraeft 

Domestic  Science — Ina  L    Wildermuth 


Carrollton,  Carroll  Co,  pop.  1,730. 

City  Superintendent — J    G    Herron 
Pnncipal  High  School — W    R    Bell 

Cedar  Point,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  20. 

St  Gregory  Seminary;  boys'  boarding;  R. 
C  ,  Henry  Brmkmeyer,  Principal. 

Cedar*  Hie,  Greene  Co ,   pop.   1,059. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — I.  E    Hastings 
Sec.   Bd    Educ. — J.   W    Johnson 
City  Superintendent — J    H    Fortney 
Principal  High  •  School— -C.    C    Morton. 
Supv    Music — G    F    Seigler. 

Cedarville  College,  coll,  prep,  music,  art 
and  oratory  depts  ,  co-ed  ,  Ref.  Presb  ; 
est  1894,  Rev  Wilbert  R  McChesney, 
D  D  ,  President 


C«l*na,  Mercer  Co,  pop.  3,493. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Dr    J.  E    Hattery. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — William  Dick. 
City  Superintendent — J    Wilbur  Pogue 
Prin    H    S — Miss   Fern   Randabaugh 
Supv    Music — Mate  McDonald. 
Manual   Training — Roy  Jenkins 
Domestic  Science — Lela  Crockett 
Drawing— Maude  Collins 

Immaculate    Conception    Academy,    prep 
co-ed  ,   R    C  ,   Father  Hmdelang 

Chardon,  Geauga  Co,  pop.  1.542. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    W    Canfield 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Judge  T    Reynolds 
City   Superintendent — H     H     Gr  is  wo  Id 
Principal   High    School — Miss   Turner 
Supv    Music — R   H.  Patchin 

Chagrin  Tails,  Cuyahoga  Co,  pop.  1,931. 

City   Superintendent — E    C    Teare 
Principal  High   School — J    E     Porter 

Chicago  Junction,  Huron  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    W    Biown 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  — Edward  A    Evans 
City   Superintendent — W     C     Kramer. 
Principal  High  School — L.  J    Essig 
Supv    Music — Sylvia  Keener. 
Physical   Culture — Olive   Jenkins. 
Draw    &  Pen'ship — Marie  Duffey 
Commercial — Paul   Wilson. 


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Chillicothe,  Boss  Co.,  pop.  14,508. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    It    W    Holmes. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — B    E    Stevenson. 
City  Superintendent — F    J    Prout 
Pimcipal  High  School — J    A    Smith 
Supv    Music — E    M    Lippett 
Manual  Training — E    E    Sieg 
Domestic  Science — Dolores  Garrett 
Draw,  and  Pen'ship — Madge  Hurst. 
Commeicial — Mr     Kutcher 

Chillicothe  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
Ida  L  Hodges  and  J  A  Fmnicum,  Pi  ops 

St  Peter's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R.  C  , 
Sister  Superior. 

Cincinnati,  Hamilton  Co  ,  pop.  363,591. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    M    Withiow 
Clerk   of  Bd — William  Grautman. 
City   Superintendent — Randall   J    Condon 
Asst    Superintendent — Anna  E    Logan 
Assistant  Supt — Edward  D.  Roberts. 
Supv    Music — Walter  H    Aiken 
Drawing — William  H     Vogel 
Manual  Training — Elmer  W    Christy 
Domestic  Science — Charlotte  M    Ullrich. 
Physical   Training — Carl    Ziegler 
Kindergarten — Julia   Sr    Bothwell 
Commeicial — I    R    Gaibutt 
Gardening — Roland  W    Guss 

PUBLIC    HIGH    SCHOOLS 

Compulsory   Continuation   School,    Mary   M. 

Conway,   Supervisor. 
Continuation    School    for    Apprentices,     126 

E     9th,    J     Howard    Renshaw,    Principal 
Hartwell    High    School,    Hartwell,     Arthur 

Powell,    Principal 

Hughes    High    School,    Clifton    and    McMil- 
lan, E    D    Lyon,   Principal 
Madisonville     High     School,     Madisonville; 

Chailes  J    Brooks,  Principal 
Pleasant     Ridge     High     School,      Pleasant 

Ridge,  Thomas  L    Sinamermon,  Principal. 
Sayler   Park    Branch    H     S.,    Sayler   Park; 

J    O    Falkmburg,  Principal. 
Walnut    Hill    High    School,     Ashland    and 

Burdette,  Atley  S    Henshaw,  Pi  in. 
Woodward    High    School,     Woodward     St  ; 

Charles  M    Meriy,  Principal 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  girls,  prep.; 
R  C  ;  Reverend  Mother  Frances  Elder. 
Superior,  Clifton. 

Art  Academy  of  Cincinnati;  art;  co-ed  ; 
est  1869,  J.  H.  Gest,  Director,  Eden  Park. 

Bartholomew-Clifton  School;  girls'  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  est  1876,  Miss  E  An- 
toinette Ely,  A.  M ,  Prin.,  Evans  wood. 

Bartlett  Commercial  College;  bus  an& 
sten  ,  est.  1876;  M.  B.  Byron,  Manager. 
31  E.  4th. 

Broekhaven  School  of  Opera;  opera;  est. 
1902,  John  A  Broekhoven,  Director,  310 
W.  7th. 

Butler's  School,  Miss,  girls'  day,  non-sect  ; 
est.  1892,  Miss  Sarah  Butler,  Prin,  724 
Oak 

Campbell  Commercial  School;  bus  and 
sten.  A.  R.  Campbell,  Prin  ;  31  E.  4th. 


Cincinnati — con  tinu  e  d 
Cincinnati  College  of  Dental  Surgery,  dent  , 

men,    est    1893,   G    S    Junkerman,   D.  D 

S  ,  Dean,   231  W.   Court 
Cincinnati  College  of  Pharmacy,  Ohio  Uni- 

veisity,    phar  ,    co-ed  ,    est     1850,    Julius 

H    Eichberg,    Dean 
Cincinnati  Conservatory  of  Music,  mus  ,  est 

1867,  Miss  Clara  Bauer,  Directress,  High- 
land, Oak  and  Burnett  Aves 
Cincinnati    Kindergarten    Training    School; 

nor.    Kind.;    Lillian    H.    Stone,    Prin.,    6 

Linton 

Cincinnati  Law  School,  law,  co-ed  ,  9th  and 
Race  Sts  ,  William  P  Rogers,  Dean 

Cincinnati  Music  School,  mus  ,  est.  1880, 
George  Schneider,  Director,  141  E  4th 

Cincinnati  School  of  Expression,  elo.  and 
or;  est  1894,  Miss  Jennie  Mannheimer, 
B  L ,  B  H ,  Principal,  Greenwood  Bldg. 

Cincinnati  Technical  School;  tech  ;  men, 
est.  1886,  Daniel  L  Burke,  B  S,  Prin. 

Cincinnati  Veterinary  College,  vet.  med  , 
men;  Louis  F.  Cook,  D  V.  S,  Dean,  3116 
Spring  Grove  Ave. 

College  of  Music  of  Cincinnati,  mus  ,  est 
1878,  A.  J  Gantvoort,  Manager,  Elm  St, 
opp  Washington  Park 

Collegiate  School,  boys'  boarding,  Epis  , 
Rev  J  Babm,  A  B  ,  Prin  ,  148  4th  St. 

Collegiate  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1901;  Miss  Marie  Collins 
and  Miss  Mary  Doherty,  Principals,  1813 
Humboldt  Ave 

Eclectic  Medical  College,  med  ;  eclec  ;  co- 
ed ,  est  1845,  Rolla  L  Thomas,  M  D, 
Sec,  630  W  6th  St 

Eden  Park  School,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  Madam  Fredin,  Prin.,  Eden  Park, 
Walnut  Hills 

Educational  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed.,  non- 
sect.,  Alois  Schmidt,  Prin.,  Lane  Sem- 
inary Grounds 

Franklin  School,  boys'  day;  non-sect  ,  est 
1880,  Joseph  E.  White  &  G.  S  Sykes, 
Principals,  2833  May  Street. 

Hebrew  Union  College;  theo  ,  Jewish;  men; 
est.  1875,  Kaufman  Kohler,  Ph.  D., 
President,  Clifton  Avenue. 

Holderbach  College  of  Music,  1805  Freeman 
Ave 

Institute  of  Applied  Arts;  comprises  School 
of  Mechanics  and  Electricity,  of  Architec- 
ture, of  Industrial  Art  and  Design,  of 
Chemistry,  of  Lithography,  of  Household 
Arts  and  Science,  of  Special  Trades  and 
the  Evening  School,  John  L.  Shearer, 
M  A,  President. 

Johnston  School;  bus  and  sten.,  116  E. 
9th  St. 

Lane  Theological  Seminary;  theol  ;  men, 
Presby,  est.  1829,  Rev  William  McKlb- 
bin,  LL.  D,  President,  2800  Gilbert  Ave. 

Littleford  School,  bus  and  sten  ;  est.  1898; 
Miss  Betty  Littleford,  Principal,  First 
National  Bank  Building 


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Cincinnati — contmu  ed 
McDonald  Educational  Institute;  tech.  and 
bus,  men,  est    1903,  W   B    Ferris,  Prin, 
7th  and  Walnut. 

Metropolitan  College  of  Music;  xnus  ;  eat 
1903;  W  S  Sterling,  Dean. 

Miller  School,  H  Thane;  girls'  boarding 
and  day,  non-sect  ,  est  1856;  Mrs.  E  P 
Smith  Miller,  Prin,  Lenox  Place,  Avon- 
dale. 

Mueller  School  of  Business,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1904,  D.  D  Mueller,  President,  Com- 
mercial-Tribune Building 

Nelson  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  ; 
est.  1856;  R  J.  Nelson,  President,  7th  and 
Elm  Streets. 

Night  Law  School;  law,  night  classes,  Y 
M.  C  A  ,  est.  1893;  Robert  M  Ochiltree, 
LL  D,  Dean. 

Notre  Dame  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R. 
C  ,  Sisters  of  Notre  Dame,  Prin ,  E  Wal- 
nut Hills,  Grandon  Road 

Oakhurst  Collegiate  School;  girl's  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  est.  1892,  Miss  Henlen  F 
Kendrick,  Principal,  723  Oak  Street,  Wal- 
nut Hills 

Ohio  Conservatory  of  Music  and  Dramatic 
Art;  est.  1902;  Mrs  S  C  Graninger,  Di- 
rectress, 4th  and  Lawrence  Sts 

Ohio    Mechanics'    Institute;    tech  ;    co-ed  , 

non-sect.,    est.    1828,    John    L.    Shearer, 

A.  M,  Pres 
Ohio-Miami  Medical   College,  University   of 

Cincinnati,    Medical    Dept  ,    med  ,    reg  ; 

co-ed  ,   non-sect.,  est    1819,  Christian  R 

Holmes,  Dean. 

Ohio  Military  Institute;  boys*  boarding; 
military;  non-sect.,  est  1890;  Albert  M 
Henshaw,  Superintendent,  Belmont  Ave 

Queen  City  College  of  Pharmacy;  co-ed.; 
est  1912,  Frank  Cam,  M.  D,  Dean,  Lyric 
BIdg 

St.  Agnes'  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R  C.; 
Sister  Superior,  Bond  Hill  Sta, 

St.  Francis  College;  boys'  boarding,  R.  C., 
Pius  Niehaus,  O  F.  M.,  Rector,  1615 
Bremen. 

St.  Francis  Seraphicus  College;  theol.;  R 
C  ;  men;  est  1857,  Rev.  Bernard  Nurre, 
Rector,  1615  Vine 

St.  Joseph  College;  bus  and  sten  ;  Bernard 
Jeffrey,  Pres.,  431  W.  8th. 

St.  Mary's  Educational  Institute;  girls, 
boarding,  R,  C.;  Sisters  of  Notre  Dame, 
East  Walnut  Hills. 

St.  Xavier  College;  col  ;  co-ed.;  R.  C.;  est. 

1831,    Rev.    Francis    Heiermann,    S.    J, 

Pres,    Sycamore  and   7th 
School    of   Commerce,    Thomas   P     Scully, 

Pres,  2nd  Nat    Bank  Bldg. 
Schuster    School     of    Elocution;     elo     and 

drama;  Helen  Merci  Schuster,  Directress, 

Kemper  Lane  and  Locust,  Walnut  Hills. 


Cincinnati — con  tmued 

Technical  School  of  University  of  Cincin- 
nati; tech  ,  men,  est  1886,  Frank  W. 
Ballot,  B  S,  Pun,  Burnett  Woods 

Traub's  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  , 
Louis  Traub,  Pres,  4th  and  Race. 

University  of  Cincinnati,  comprises  the  Col- 
lege of  Liberal  Arts,  College  for  Teach- 
ers, Graduate  School,  College  of  Engi- 
neering, College  of  Medicine  (Ohio-Miami 
Medical  College)  and  the  College  of  Com- 
merce, co-ed  ;  city;  est  1871;  Charles 
William  Dabney,  LL  D.,  Pres. 

University  of  Cincinnati,  College  of  Com- 
merce, courses  in  higher  commercial  edu- 
cation, est  1906;  Frederick  C.  Hicks,  Ph. 
D ,  Dean. 

University  of  Cincinnati,  College  of  Engi- 
neering, courses  in  Chemical,  Civil,  Elec- 
trical, Mechanical  and  Metallurgical  En- 
gineering1, Herman  Schneider,  Sc.  D., 
Dean. 

University  of  Cincinnati,  College  for  Teach- 
ers, professional  teachers'  training 
courses,  William  P.  Burris,  L.  H.  D., 
Dean 

University  of  Cincinnati,  College  of  Dental 
Surgery;  dent  ;  co-ed.,  est  1845;  H.  A. 
Smith,  A  M.,  D.  D.  S ,  Dean,  Court  an* 
Central. 

University  of  Cincinnati,  Law  Department; 
lav;  men;  est  1833;  William  P.  Rogers, 
LL  D  ,  Dean 

University  School,  boys'  day,  non-sect  ,  est 
1903,  William  E  Stilwell,  A.  M,  Prin, 
Avondale 

Ursuline  Academy;  girls*  boarding;  R  C  , 
Sister  M  Angela,  Prin,  Cor  Oak  and 
May. 

Circlevllle,  Pickaway  Co.,  pop.  6,744. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    S    Neuding 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — Joseph  N    Noecker. 

City  Superintendent — W    T    Trump 

Principal    High    School — F     O     Williamson. 

Supv    Music — Myrtle  Mardi* 

Drawing  and  Penmanship — Harp  Van  Riper. 

St  Joseph's  School;  R  C  parochial;  Siiter 
Innocentia,  Superior. 

Cleveland,  Cuyahogra  Co ,  pop.  560,663. 

I'rus    Bd   Educ — Edward  Bushnell 
Sec    Bd.   Educ. — Mrs    Sarah  E.  Hyre. 
City  Superintendent-- J.  M.  H.  Frederick. 
Assistant   Supt — E    L    Harris. 
Assistant   Supt — E    A.   Hotchkiss. 
Assistant  Supt —A    C    Eldredge. 
Assistant  Supt— B.  A.  Peterson. 
Assistant  Supt — H    C.   Muckley. 
Supervisor  Music — J.  Powell  Jones. 
Drawing — Helen  M    Fliedner 
Supv.   Physical  Education — Henry  Luther. 
Supv.  Manual  Tr — William  E    Roberts 
Domestic  Science — Adelaide  L   Van  Ducer. 
Supv    Penmanship — C.  A.   Barnett. 
PUBLIC    HIGH   SCHOOLS 
Central  High  School,  East  55th  st ;   G.  A. 

Ruetemk,    Principal 
East   High    School.   East    82nd  fit.;   D.   *W. 

Lothman,  Principal. 


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East  Technical  High  School,  E  55th  St  ; 
Chailos  H  Lake,  Principal 

High  School  of  Commerce,  Randall  Road; 
Solomon  Weimer,  Principal. 

Glenville  High  School,  Parkwood  Drrve, 
H  H  Cully,  Principal. 

Lincoln  High  School,  Scranton  Road,  James 
B  Smiley,  Principal 

South  High  School,  Broadway,  I  F  Pat- 
terson, Principal. 

West    High    School,    Franklin   Ave  :    David 

P    Simpson,   Principal 
West  Technical  High  School,  "West  93d  St  ; 

R    L    Short,   Principal. 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science;  courses  in 

Civil,  Mechanical,  Electrical,   Mining   and 

Metallurgical    Engineering,    Physics    and 

Chemistry,     men,     non-sect  ,     est      1881; 

Charles  Sumner  Howe,  D.  Sc.t  Free. 
Central    Institute ,    prep ,    bus     and    tech  ; 

day    and    night,    co-ed  ,    non-sect.;     est. 

1895,   James  G    Hobbie,   A    B ,   L,.   I.  B , 

2481  E     55th 
Cleveland  Bible  Institute,  theol  ;  boarding; 

co-ed  ,     Friends,     est.     1892,     J      Walter 

Malone,   President,   32nd  and   Cedar 
Cleveland    Business    University,     bus      and 

sten  ,  est    1912,  L    C   Lannmg,  Principal, 

Engineers'   Building 
Cleveland    Hebrew     School     and    Institute; 

Hebrew;   est    1898,  B    Garber,  Principal, 

2500    E.    55th    Street. 
Cleveland    Kindergarten    Training    School; 

nor.  kind  ,  women,  est   1894,  Netta  Paris, 

Principal,   2050   E    96th  Street. 

Cleveland  Law  School  of  Baldwin  Univer- 
sity, law,  men,  est  1897.  Willis  Vickery, 
LL  D ,  Dean,  Engineers'  Bldg. 

Cleveland  Normal  Training  School,  normal; 
women,  est  1872,  non-sect  ,  R  W  Hime- 
hck,  Principal,  Doan  and  Columbia 

Cleveland  Pulte  Medical  College;  med.; 
homeop. ;  co-ed.;  est.  1849,  George  H. 
Quay,  M  D ,  Dean,  226  Huron  Road 

Cleveland  School  of  Art,  art;  co-ed.;  est 
1882,  Georgie  L  Norton,  Prin  ,  Magnolia 
Av.  and  Juniper  Drive. 

Cleveland  School  of  Music,  piano  and 
voice,  co-ed  ,  est  1885,  Alfred  Arthur, 
Director,  8101  Prospect  Av.,  &  B. 

Cleveland  School  of  Pharmacy  (Western 
Reserve  University),  phar.,  men;  eat. 
1882;  William  C  Alpers,  Dean,  Central 
and  E  14th 

Cleveland  Training  School  for  Nurses, 
hosp.  tr  ;  female,  Annie  E.  Irving,  Super- 
intendent, 724  Huron  Rd,  S.  E. 

Day's  School  of  Shorthand,  co-ed  ,  Ameri- 
can Trust  Bldg. 

Dyke  School  of  Business;  bus  and  sten  ; 
est.  1893,  F  L.  Dyke,  Manager,  2182  H 
Ninth  Street. 


Cleveland — continued 

Edmiston  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.; 
H  T  Edmiston,  Pres  ,  3028  W.  25th  St 

Harroff  School  of  Expression,  elo.  and 
dram  ,  Flora  HarroflC  Sturges,  Prin 

Hathaway- Brown  School  for  Girls,  girls1 
boarding;  non-sect  ,  Mary  B  Raymond, 
Principal,  1945  E  97th 

Hendershot  Academy;  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;  est  1899,  C.  P.  Hendershot,  Prin- 
cipal, 1151  Euclid. 

Holy  Trinity  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R  C  ; 
Woodland,  Cor  B  73rd,  S  B 

Immaculate  Conception  School,  prep.,  co- 
ed ,  E  43rd,  near  Superior 

Immanuel  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  Luth  ; 
Seymour  Av ,  Cor  Scranton  Rd 

Landon  School  of  Illustrating  and  Car- 
tooning; art,  corresp  ,  est.  1908;  C  N. 
Landon,  Director,  Euclid  and  E  Ninth 

Laurel  School,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect.; 
est.  1898,  Mrs  Arthur  B.  Lyman,  Prin., 
10001  Euclid  Av. 

Metropolitan  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten  ,  co-ed  ;  Principal,  West  25th  and 
Lorain. 

Mt  St.  Mary's  Institute,  prep.;  R.  C..  608 
Buckeye  Rd 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.;  est 
1877,  R  C  ;  Sr.  M.  Louise,  Prin 

Ohio  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ;  co- 
ed ;  942  Prospect 

Richard  School  of  Expression  and  Dra- 
matic Art,  elo  and  or.;  318  Euclid. 

St  Elizabeth's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  R.  C.; 
Sister  Superior. 

St.  Francis'  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  R.  C.; 
Sister  Superior. 

St  Ignatius  College;  coll  ;  men;  co-ed.; 
R  C  ,  est  1886;  Rev  Wm  B  Sommer- 
houser,  S  J ,  Pres ,  Cor.  West  30th  and 
Carroll 

St.  Mary's  Seminary,  theo. ,  men,  R.  C., 
Rev  J  P  Michaelis,  Rector. 

Spencerian  Commercial  School;  bus.  and 
sten  ,  est.  1848,  E.  B  Merville,  Pres., 
Euclid  Av.  and  18th  St 

Tucker  School  of  Expression;  elo  ;  eat 
I  A  89;  Anna  P.  Tucker,  Pres.  2182  £3. 
40th. 

Ursuline  Academy;  girls*  boarding;  R.  C.; 
Mother  Superior,  Prin ,  E.  65th  and 
Scoville 

University  School;  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect;  Harry  A.  Peters,  M.  A.,  Prin.,  Cor. 
Hough  and  E  71st. 

West  Side  Musical  College;  mus  ;  est.  1901; 
Stephen  Commery,  Director,  1900  W. 
25th. 

Western  Reserve  University,  comprises 
Adelbert  College  (for  men),  College  for 
Women,  Graduate  School,  Schools  of  Law, 
of  Medicine,  of  Dentistry,  of  Pharmacy 
of  Household  Art,  and  Library  School; 
est  1826;  non-sect.;  Charles  Franklin 
Thwlng,  LL.  D,  Pres.,  11109  Bellfio-wer 
Rd. 


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Clev  eland — contmur  d 

Western  Reserve  University,  Adelbert  Col- 
lege, men;  est  1826,  Winfred  G.  Leut- 
ner,  Ph  D  ,  Dean,  2047  B  115th  St. 

Western  Reserve  University,  College  of  Den- 
tistry, dent  ;  co-ed  ,  est.  1892;  Edward 
E  Bellford,  B.  D.  S ,  Dean,  655  E  107th 
St 

Western  Reserve  University  College  for 
Women,  col  ,  women;  non-sect  :  est.  1888, 
Ruth  S.  Hutchinson,  A.  M ,  Dean,  1978 
E  116th  St. 

Western  Reserve  University,  Franklin  T. 
Backus  Law  School;  law;  men,  est.  1892, 
Walter  T.  Dunmore,  Dean,  1470  E  116th 
St 

Western  Reserve  University,  Library 
School,  library  training,  co-ed  ,  W.  H 
Brett,  Dean,  1940  Adelbert  Rd. 

Western  Reserve  University,  Medical  Col- 
lege, med.,  reg.;  men;  est.  1843;  Carl  A. 
Hamann,  M.  D.,  Dean,  1021  Prospect  Ave. 

Coalton,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  1,111. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — Haslet  Stule 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — T    J    Jenkins 
City  Superintendent — E.  V.  Springer. 
Principal  High  School — C    M    Potts 

Columbus,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  181,511. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — William  D   Deuschle. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ. — Edw.  B   MacFadden. 
City  Superintendent — 3    H    Francis 
First  Asst    Supt — C    H    Pullerton 
Pecond  Asst    Supt — S    Marie  Gugle 
Statistician — Kyle  D    Palmer 
Supv    Music — Robert  W    Roberts 
Manual  Training— W.  B.  Dee. 
Domestic  Science — Faith  R   Lanxnan. 
Physical  Culture — Anton  Lelbold. 
Drawing — W.  D.  Campbell. 
Kindergarten — Elizabeth    Samuel 

PUBLIC   HIGH   SCHOOLS 
Clinton     High     School,     High     and    Clinton 

Heights  Av.,  A    W    Castle,  Principal 
East  High  School,  Franklin  and  Loeffler  Av  , 

C    H    Fullerton,  Principal 
High  School  of  Commerce,  Broad  and  Sixth 

St  ,  W    M    Townsend,  Principal 
Milo  High  School,  Third  and  Cleveland  Av  , 

J    H    Diebel,   Principal 
North   High    School,    Fourth   and   Dennison 

Av  ,   Charles  D    Everett,  Principal 
South  High  School,  Deshler  and  Bruck  St  , 

C     S    Barrett,    Principal 
West  High   School,   Central  and   State   St  . 

Otto   H    Magly,   Principal 
Douglas  Junior  High  School,   17th  and  Oak 

St  ;  Eleanor  H    Wilmot,  Principal 
Hubbard  Av    Junior  High  School,  Hubbard 

and  Park  St  ,  Carrie  O    Shoemaker,  Prin- 
cipal 
Indianola  Junior  High  School,  16th  and  In- 

dianola,   D.   C    Bryant,   Principal 
Mt    Veraon   Av    Junior  High   School,   Ohio 

and  Mt    Vernon  Av  ,  Jane  M    Hammond 

Principal 
Trades  School,  Long  and  Front  Sts      J    H 

Gill,   Principal. 


Columbus — COB  tinued 

Bliss  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ;  C 
A  Bliss,  Pres 

Capitol  College  of  Oratory  and  Music;  ora- 
tory, drama,  music  and  phy  cult.;  co- 
ed, est  1896,  Frank  S  Fox,  M.  A, 
Principal,  1078  Neil  Ave 

Capital      University         comprises      College, 

Theological  and  Preparatory  depts  ;  men, 

Luth  ,   est    1S50,   Rev    Otto  Mees,   D    D, 

President 
Columbus   Academy,    boys'    day,    est     1911, 

Frank  P   R   Van  Syckel,  A    B  ,  Headmas- 

tei,  1939  Franklin  Park 
Columbus  Art  School,  art;  co-ed  ;  est.  1879, 

Julius  Golz,    Jr ,    Director,    1ST   E.   Broad 

Street. 

Columbus  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  , 
J  E  Joiner,  Proprietor. 

Columbus  Kindergarten  Normal  Training 
School,  nor  kind  tiaming,  co-ed  ,  Eliza- 
beth N.  Samuel,  Principal 

Columbus  Normal  School;  normal;  city;  co- 
ed.; est.  1883;  Margaret  W.  Sutherland, 
Principal,  Sixth  and  State  Sts 

Columbus  School  for  Girls,  boarding  and 
day,  non-sect  ,  est  1898,  Alice  Gladden, 
Pnn 

Evangelical  Lutheran  Theological  Semi- 
nary, est,  1830,  Prof.  F.  W.  Stellhorn, 
D  D ,  Pres 

Ohio  Institute  of  Pharmacy;  corresp. 
chem  and  mat  med  ,  est.  1896;  A.  C 
La  Monda,  Ph  G,  President,  1430  E 
Livingston  Avenue. 

Ohio  State  University,  comprises  the  Col- 
lege of  Arts,  Philosophy  and  Science, 
of  Agriculture,  of  Education,  of  Engi- 
neering, of  Law,  of  Pharmacy,  of  Vet- 
erinary Medicine,  and  the  Graduate 
School;  state  univ  ,  co-ed  ,  est.  1870, 
William  Oxley  Thompson,  LL  D  ,  Pres 

Ohio  State  University,  College  of  Agricul- 
ture; courses  in  agriculture,  horticulture, 
forestry,  home  economics,  animal  hus- 
bandry, dairying,  poultry  husbandry, 
co-ed  ,  Alfred  Vivian,  Dean 

Ohio  State  University,  College  of  Educa- 
tion, professional  training  courses  for 
teachers,  co-ed  ,  George  W  Knight,  Dean 

Ohio  State  University,  College  of  Engineer- 
ing, courses  in  architecture,  ceramic, 
chemical,  civil,  electrical,  mechanical, 
mine  engineering,  Edward  Orton,  Jr, 
E  M,  Dean 

Ohio  State  University,  College  of  Law; 
law;  co-ed.;  est.  1891;  John  J.  Adams, 

LL    D ,  Dean 

Ohio  State  University,  College  of  Pharmacy* 
phar.;  co-ed.;  est  1886;  George  B.  Kauff- 
xnan,  Dean. 

Ohio  State  University,  College  of  Veterin- 
ary Medicine;  vet.;  men;  est  1883;  David 
S.  White,  Dean 

St  Joseph's  Academy,  girls'  day;  R  C.; 
Sister  Mary  Victorine,  Prin 


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Ohio  State  University  College  of  Medicine, 
co-ed  ,  est  1847,  E  F  McCampbell,  M 
D ,  Dean 

Ohio  State  University,  College  of  Homeo- 
pathic Medicine,  co-ed  ,  Claude  A  Bur- 
rett,  M  D  ,  Dean. 

Ohio  State  University,  College  of  Dentistry: 
co-ed  ,  est  1892,  Harry  M  Semans,  D  D. 
S ,  Dean 

Zanerian  College  of  Penmanship,  penman- 
ship and  engrossing,  est.  1888;  C.  P. 
Zaner,  President,  118  N.  High  Street. 

Columbus  Grove,  Putnam  Co.,  pop.  1,802. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — Dr.  H.  H.  Sink. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    E.   Morris 
City  Superintendent — W.  E.  Stevens 
Principal  High  School — F    W    Sexton 
Supv.    Music — Eldon    Gelger. 

Conneant,  Aahtabula  Co.,  pop.  8,319. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — George  T    Arthur 

Sec   Bd   Educ — E   D.  Loose 

City  Superintendent — E.  D.  Williamson. 

Principal  High  School— Louise  E.  Kahler. 

Supv    Music — Fred  Lee  Tom 

Drawing — Reba  Cady 

Manual  Training — L.  Parker  Main. 

Domestic  Science — Miss  C    M    Barlow 

Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Clyde  A    Hyre 

Continental,  Putnam  Co.,  pop.  1,074. 
City  Superintendent — J.  H.  Young 
Principal  High  School — W  A  Amstutz 

Corning,  Perry  Co.,  pop.  1,564. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ. — John  Napier. 
Sec,  Bd    Educ— Dr.  E.  L    Murphy. 
City  Superintendent — E.  L    Byrns 
Principal  High  School — Bertha  Eichenbaum 

Cortland,  Trumbull  Co.,  pop.  613. 

City    Superintendent — C     F     Stewart 
Principal  High  School — S    W    Cartridge 

Coahocton,  Coshocton  Co.,  pop.  0,603. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    L    Montgomery 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Thomas  Wheeler 
City    Superintendent — Chas.   E.   Bryant. 
Principal  High  School— A.  C.  Pense. 

To  cum' s  Coshocton  School  of  Business, 
bus.  and  sten  ,  R  R.  Sterling,  Manager. 

Covingrton,  Miami  Co.,  pop.  1,848. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ— R    F.   Albery 
City  Superintendent — O    C.  Hatton 
Principal  High  School — O    C    Hatton. 

Crestline,  Crawford  Co.,  pop.  3,867. 

City  Superintendent — A,   E.   Moody. 

St.  Joseph's  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.,  R.  C.; 
Sister  Superior. 

Creston,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  070. 
City  Superintendent — G.  W.  Jacot. 
Principal  High  School— Ethel  Jackson. 


Crooksville,  Perry  Co.,  pop.  3,028. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — John  E.  Taylor 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — J.  C    Dunn 
City  Superintendent — E    D.   Bates. 
Principal  High  School — F    H   De  Wolfe 

Cnyahoga  Falls,  Summit  Co.,  pop.  4,020. 

Pres    Bd.    Educ — Arthur   Higgs. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — N    H    Rook 

City  Superintendent — W.  H    Richardson. 

Principal  High  School — "EL.  O    Bollck. 

Supv.   Music — Nellie  L    Glover. 

Damascus,  Columblana  Co.,  pop.  327. 

Damascus  Academy;  prep.,  co-ed  ,  Friends, 
est  1857;  Walter  S.  Painter,  Prin. 

Dayton,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  116,577. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — George    Schmidt 
Sec.  Bd   Educ. — C.  J   Schmidt. 
City  Superintendent — Frank  W    Miller 
Supv   Music — O   E.  Wright. 
Manual  Training — J.  I.  Lambert. 
Domestic  Science — Katherine  May  Hardy. 
Physical  Culture — Lucia  May  Wiant. 
Drawing — Susan  I.  Odlin. 
Penmanship— Mrs.  Belle  C.  Wllcox. 
Kindergarten — Anna  H,  Littell. 

PUBLIC    HIGH   SCHOOLS 
Steele   High    School,    Main   and   Monument 

Sts  ,  J    H    Painter,   Principal 
Stivers   High   School,    5th   and   Eagle   Sts.; 

William  H    Meek,  Prin. 
Parker    High    School,    1st    a*nd    St.    Clalr; 

A    E.  Clagett,  Principal 

Bonebrake  Theological  Seminary;  theol  ;  IT 
B.  C.,  co-ed.,  est.  1871;  Rev  Josiah  P 
Landis,  Pres. 

Dayton  Normal  and  Training  School;  nor- 
mal, state;  co-ed.;  est.  1869,  Grace  A, 
Greene,  Principal 

Emmanuel's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  B.  C., 
Sister  Superior. 

English  and  Classical  School;  prep.;  co- 
ed ;  non-sect. 

Holy  Rosary  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  B. 
C.;  Sister  Superior. 

Holy  Trinity  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R   C  , 

Sister  Superior 
Howe   and   Mrs.   Marot's    School    for   Girls, 

Miss,    girls'   day  and  boarding;  non-sect. 
Jacob's  Business  College;  bus.  and  aten. ;H. 

L.  Jacobs,  Pres. 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  girls'   boarding,  B. 

C.;  est    1849;  Sisters  of  Notre  Dame. 
St.   John's  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R    C.; 

Sister  Superior. 
St.  Joseph's  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R   C.; 

Sister  Superior. 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.;  R.  C., 

est.  1850;  Bro    G.  N.  Sauer. 
St  Mary's  College;  boys'  boarding,   R    C., 

est.  1851;  Rev  Bernard  P.  O'Reilly,  S.  M., 

Pres. 
St    Paul's  Academy,    prep  ;    co-ed ;    Evan, 

Luth. 


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Defiance,  Defiance  Co.,  pop.  7,327. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — P    -\     Cra\en. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — TV    A     Snidei 
City  Superintendent — R    W    Howey. 
Principal  High  School — S    R    Armstiong 
Supv    Music — Elsie  Jennings 
Manual  Training — R    Rusk. 
Domestic  Science — Georgia  Thomas 
Draw    Pen' ship  and  Com'l — F    S    Kitson 

Defiance  College ;  theol  and  nor  ;  co-ed  ; 
Christ  ;  est  1885,  Rev  P  W  McReyn- 
olds,  B.  D,  Pres 


Degrraff,  I.ogan  Co.,  pop.  1,082. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    T    Smith 
Pec    Bd    Educ  — J    3M    Startzman 
Principal  High  School — Stanley  Kauffman 
Music  and  Drawing — Elmer  Hursh 


jftolaware,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  9,076. 

Pres   BcU  Bduc — George  J.  Hoffman. 
Sec   Bd    Educ  — Rebecca  Van  Deman 
City  Superintendent — Wm    McK.  Vance 
Principal  H    S — H.  T    Main 
Supervisor  Music — Gertrude  C    Da\idson 
Drawing — Miss  Ginevra  Humphreys. 
Commercial — Stella  Hutchmson 

Ohio-  Wesleyan  University,  comprises  the 
College,  the  Academy,  the  Conservatory, 
co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est  1844 ,  Rev  John  W 
Hoffman,  D.  D ,  President 

Delphos,  Allen  Co.,  pop.  5,038. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — N   E    Brundage 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    E    Post 
City  Supeimtendent — L    F    Matteson 
Principal  High  School — H    E    Beotley 
Music  and   Drawing — Lola  B    Erwm 
Home  Economics — Irma  Geihes 
Manual  Training — J.  B    Boman 

Delta,  Fulton  Co,  pop.  1,689. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W.  C   Hoch 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — P.  W   Cately 
City  Superintendent — O  J   Dodge 
Principal  High  School — Viola  B    Wilkms 

Dennison,  Tuscarawas  Co ,  pop.  4,008. 
Pres   Bd    Educ — H    J    Speck 
Sec   Bd   Educ. — G   W   Metcalf 
City  Superintendent — W    H.  Angel. 
Principal  High  School — John  H  Booth 

Deghler,  Henry  Cov  pop.  1,515. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    H   Darby. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — S    A.  Jones 

City   Superintendent — F    J    Kimball. 

Principal  High  School — E   O   Fairchild 

Dillonvale,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  1,519. 

City  Superintendent — F    D    Ring 
Principal  H    S — Mae  Munson. 

Bowling:,  Wood  Co.,  pop   298. 
German    Parish    Academy,    prep  ;    co-ed., 
Evan.  Luth  ;  Principal. 


Do  j  lest  own,  Wajne  Co,  pop.  877. 

City  Supeimtendent — Simon  N    Miller 
Principal  High  School — II    R     Cross 

Dunkirk,   Hardin  Co ,  pop.   1,109. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — G    B    Dewitt 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — Chailes  T    Henderson 
City  Superintendent — B    L    Hanselman 
Principal   High   School — Tell   Thompson 


Bast  Cleveland,  Cnyahogra  Co,  pop.  9,179. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — George  H    Quay 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  Ammerman 
City  Superintendent— W   H    Kirk. 
Supv    Music — Florence  Shaffer 
Drawing  and  Penmanship — J   J   Rogers 
Domestic    Science — Florence  Adams 
Manual  Training — C    L    Johnson 
Physical  Cultuie — Bertha   Swope 


East  Liverpool,  Columbians  Co.,  pop.  20,887* 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    G    Reinartz 

Sec   Bd    Educ — George  Faulk. 

City   Superintendent — F    H    Warren 

Principal  High  School — Florence  TTpdegraft. 

Supv.  Music — H   F   Laughlin 

Manual  Training — M    D    Shernck 

Physical  Cultui  e — Dorothy  Seharth,  Olive  M 

Birkett 

Drawing — Alice  Wharton. 
Penmanship — M.  E.  Bennett. 
Commercial — O.  L.  Holl. 
Stenography — Alta  Flowers. 

Ohio    Valley    Business    College,     bus     and 
sten  ,    est    1886 ;    Frank   T     Weaver,  Sec 


East  Palestine,  Columbians  Co,  pop.  3,537. 

Pres  Bd   Educ— Col  Hugh  Laughlin. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H.  J.  Fraser. 
City  Superintendent — A   D   Ladd 
Principal   High   School — F    J     Ryan 
Supv   Music — Miss  Lillian  Myers. 

East  Younsrstown,  Mahoning:  Co. 

Sc    Bd    Educ — C    F    Shipton 
Township   Supt — C.   W.   Ricksecker 
Principal   High  School — J.   B    Jackson. 

Eaton,  Freble  Co,  pop.  3,187. 

City  Superintendent — John  O'Leary 
Principal  High  School — H    A    Klepmger 


Edgerton,  Williams  Co.,  pop.  1,072. 

City  Superintendent — A   L    Heer 
Principal — High    School — Bertha    Kramer. 

EUenora,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  30. 

Mt.  St.  Mary's  Seminary;  theol.;  R  C.; 
est  1849,  Very  Rev.  Francis  J.  Beek- 
mann,  D.  D.,  Hector. 

Elmwood  Place,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  3,423. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — Harry  Simms 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — J.  L  Chaxnplin 
City  Superintendent — W.  S  Eversill. 


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Elyria,  Loram  Co.,  pop.  14,825 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    H    Hurst 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S.  S   Rockwood. 
City  Superintendent — F    M    Shelton 
Principal  High  School — R    P   Vaughn 
Supv    Music — Leanna  Moore. 
Manual  Training — C.  M   "Williams,  Grade*. 
Manual  Training — O    C.  Davidson,  H   S. 
Domestic  Science — Geneva  Chamberlain. 
Physical    Culture — Lucy    Kirk 
Penmanship — Unita  Smith 
Drawing — Louise  Davis 
Commercial — J   J.  Vaighn. 

Elyria  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.: 
est  1896,  Miss  E  M  Johnston,  President. 

TSuclid,  Cuyahoga  Co.,  pop.  1,953. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    D    Coman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Louis  Harms 
City  Supt — Joseph  A    Baer 
Principal  High  School — J    R    Richards 
Supv    Music — Jennie  E.  Rapsworth. 
Manual   Training — L.    L.   Marshall. 

Ewingrton,  Gallia  Co.,  pop*  160. 

Ewington  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed.,  non- 
sect.,  est  1859,  W  H.  Durkee,  Prin 

Southern  Ohio  Normal  College,  normal, 
private;  co-ed  ;  H  W.  Woodruff,  Prin- 
cipal 

Fayette,  Fulton  Co ,  pop.  915. 

Pres    Ed    Educ — C    E.   Patterson. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    Y    Boucher 
City   Superintendent — A    B    Prior 
Principal   High  School — W    J    Clark 
Supv    Music — Lura  Connell 

Fayettevllle,  Brown  Co.,  pop.  370. 

St.  Aloysius  Academy;  boys'  boarding;  R. 
C.,  Sister  Superior. 

Findlay,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  14,858. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Reginald  Burket 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    B    Dwigglns 
City  Superintendent — J.  F    Smith 
Principal   High   School — D    D    Dukes 
Supv    Music — R    H    Richards  , 
Manual  Training — Clarence  Finton 
Domestic  Science — Grace  Apple 
Commercial — R    R.  Holcombe 

Findlay  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.; 
est.  1884;  Thomas  M  Wenger,  Principal. 

Findlay  College,  coll,  prep,  nor,  music, 
art  and  com'l  depts  ;  co-ed.,  Church  of 
God,  est  1882,  Rev  •William  H.  Guyer, 
A  M,  Pres. 

Yoc urn's  Findlay  School  of  Business,  bus. 
and  sten.;  est  1903,  I  S.  Sunday,  Mgr. 

Flat  Rock,  Seneca  Co.,  pop.  210. 

Ebenezer  Orphans'  Home;  prep  ;  co-ed ; 
Evan  ASBO  Prost  ;  est  1866;  Rev.  M.  A, 
Messerchmidt,  Supt 


Flushing1,  Belmont  Co.,  pop.  868. 

City    Superintendent — C    O    Allaman. 
Principal  High  School — James  H    Berry 

Forest,  Hardin  Co.,  pop.  1,285. 

City  Superintendent — John  L    Estrich 
Pnncipal  High  School — Dora  M    Wynn 

Fort  Recovery,  Mercer  Co.,  pop.  1,193. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Harry  L    Jones 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Emil  Wagner 
City  Superintendent — Carl   M    Heiby 
Principal  High  School — Bessie  Patton 

Fostoria,  Seneca  Co.,  pop.  9,597. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  E    Reed 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  L    Hoege 
City  Superintendent — R.  W.   Soloxnan. 
Principal  High  School — Ida  McDennot 
Supervisor  Music — Edith  Bennett 
Drawing — Eudora  Bishop 
Manual  Training — Carl  L    Reed 

Frank,  Seneca  Go,  pop.  80. 

St  Michael's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed..  B 
C  ;  Sister  Superior. 

Franklin,  Warren  Co.,  pop,  2,659. 

City  Superintendent — F    B.  Harris 
Principal  High   School — W    L.   Camack 

Fredericktown,  Knox  Co.,  pop.  1,021. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — F    B    Levering 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    V   Ackerman 
City    Superintendent — E    D     Kissner 
Principal  High  School — F   M   Thornburg 

Fremont,  Sandusky  Co.,  pop.  9,939* 

City  Superintendent — F  P   Timmons 
Principal  High  School —  E.  F.  Schweichart 

Fremont  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.; 
est  1911,  S.  E.  Lantz,  Principal. 

Fultonham,  Muskingum   Co.,  pop.  245. 

Fulton  ham  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.,  est.  1880;  George  H  Lapp,  B.  S., 
Prin 

Gallon,  Crawford  Co.,  pop.  7,214. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J.   J.    Schaefer 
Sec.    Bd     Educ. — C.    C     Coyle. 
City  Superintendent— J    J    Phillips 
Principal  High  School — F    E   Hommold 
Supv    Music — S    W.   Denny. 
Man.  Tr    &  Draw — D.   E    Schaefer. 
Penmanship — Louise   Hofstetter. 
Com'l   &   Stenog'y — E.   A    Coovert. 

Gallipolis,  Gallia  Co.,  pop.   5,560. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —Gilbert  E.  Neal 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    H    Pritchard 
City  Superintendent — O    B.  Clifton 
Principal  High  School — Daise  C.  Meirimaru 

Gambler,  Knox  Co.,  pop.  537. 

City  Superintendent — L    E.   Mitchell. 

Harcourt  Place  School;  girls*  boarding; 
P  E  ;  est  1888,  Mrs.  Emily  D  Streibert, 
Principal. 


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Kenyon  College,  coll  ,  men,  P  E  ,  est. 
1825,  Rev  William  F  Feirce,  M.  A., 
D.  D ,  President 

Garrettsvllle,   Portage   Co.,   pop.    1,001. 

City  Superintendent — P    D    Hart 
Principal  High.  School — H    J    Knapp 

Geneva,  Ashtabula  Co.,  pop.  2,496. 
Prea    Bd    Educ — A.  T    Simmons 
Sec.  Bd   Educ — W    K    Gault 
City  Superintendent — C    E    Webb 
Principal  High  School — Worth  Collins 
SupV    Music — Ralph  Wright 
Supv   Draw   and  Pen'ship — Nellie  S   Hesser 
Commercial — Florence  Hazelton 

Georgetown,  Brown   Co.,  pop.  1,580* 

City    Superintendent — A.   F.   Waters. 

Germantowzt  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  1,778. 

Free.  Bd    Educ ,   Rev.   J    L    Swain. 
Sec.   Bd.   Educ  — Dr    A  F.   Siebert. 
City   Superintendent — C    H    Cares- 
Principal  High  School — Cv  W    McCluie. 
Supv    Music — J    H.  Garster. 
Drawing—- Miss  Alice  Wharton 

Miami  Military  Institute,  military,  non- 
sect  ;  est  1886,  Col  Orvon  Graff  Brown, 
A.  M,  Pres. 

Girard,  TrombuH  Co.,  pop,  3,736. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — J    D    Evans 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    R    Deemer 
Town  Superintendent — H    L    Cash 
Principal  High  School — James  W  Ferrell 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Herzog 

Glendale,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  1,741. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ.— Alfred  M.  Allen 
Sec    Bd.   Educ — G.   B.  Taylor. 
City  Superintendent — J    C.   Chapin 
Principal  High  School — J    C   Chapin 
Supv.   Music — Agnes  McCune. 
Manual  Training — Alfred  Schlck 
Domestic  Science — Anna  M    Platz 
Drawing — Dorcas    Mussey. 

Glendale  College;  girls'  boarding;  est.  1853, 
Miss  R  J  DeVore,  A.  M ,  Pres 

Glonster,  Athens  Co.,  pop.  2,527. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — L    R.  Andrews 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    W    Wallace 
City   Superintendent — M    O    Davis 
Principal  High  School — Lou  Andrew. 

GranviUe,  Licking  Co.,  pop.  1,394. 

City  Superintendent — Geo    W.   Strong. 
Principal  High  School — Miss  Flora  Hoover. 

Denison  University,  comprises  College, 
Academy,  and  Conservatory  of  Music, 
co-ed  ;  Bapt  ,  est.  1831,  Clark  W  Cham- 
berlain, Ph  D,  President 

Doane  Academy,  prep  dept.  of  Denison 
University j  men,  Bapt ;  est.  1831,  Henry 
Rhodes  Hundley,  D  Sc ,  Dean 


Greenfield,   Highland   Co.,   pop.   4,328. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Charles  Davis 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  H    Anderson 
City   Superintendent — E    W.  Patterson 
Principal  High  School — F    R    Harris 

Greenfield  Business  College ,  bus  and  sten  , 
Li  C  Smith,  Principal 

Greenville,  Darke  Co.,  pop.  6,237. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    T    Fitzgerald 
Sec     Bd    Educ  — J    E     Williams 
City   Superintendent — F    C    Kirkendall 
Principal  High  School — Minor  McCool. 
Supv   Music — L   Evelyn  Roberts 
Manual  Training — E    W    Bowers 
Domestic  Science — Grace  Cowles 
Drawing — Anna  Bier 
Comineicial — N    E.  Thomas 
Stenography — Myrtle  Boyer. 

Commercial-Normal  College,  nor ,  bus  and 
sten  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1908,  Clar- 
ence Balthaser,  President. 

Technical  Academy,  tech  ,  men,  est.  1894; 
John  Beers,  Frin 

Hamden,  Vinton  Co ,  pop    1,019. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — P  A  Rhulman 
Sec  Bd  Educ — O  C  Mooihead 
City  Superintendent — W  H  Webb 

Hamilton,  Butler  Co.,  pop.  35,279. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Robert   M    Sohngen 
Sec    Bd   Educ  — Charles  F.  Holdefer. 
City  Superintendent — Darrell  Joyce. 
Principal  High  School — H    R    Townsend 
Supv    Music — Will  H    Lebo. 
Manual  Training — Howard  G.  Carter. 
Domestic  Science — Augusta  Pfau 
Drawing — Josephine  Slater. 

Catholic  High  School,  boys'  day;  R  C.; 
est.  1909,  Brother  Edward,  S  M,  Prln. 

Hamilton  Business  College,  bus    and  sten.; 

est     1897,    F     M     Allen,    Prm ,    2nd    and 
High  Sts 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  R 
C  ,  Sister  Rosa,  Superior 

Harrison,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  1,369. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Thomas  Bowles 

Sec   Bd   Educ — C   E   Haddock 

City  Superintendent — E    L,    Bolender 

Principal  High  School — Mary  A    Curran 

Supv    Music — W    D    Thomas 

Hartwell,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  2,823. 

City    Superintendent — J     L     Tnsler 
Principal  High  School — E.  N    Baldridge 

Hlllsboro,  Highland  Co.,  pop.  4,298. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— J    M    Hibben 

Sec    Bd   Educ  — D    B    Scott 

City  Superintendent — Pearce  McMullen 

Principal   High   School — L    E    Gutrige 

Supv    Music — Mary  Evans 

Manual  Training — Harry   Franz 

Commercial — E    E.   Hopewell. 


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Hiram,  Portage  Co,  pop.  422. 

City   Superintendent — F    D    Hart 

Hiram    College;    col  ;    co-ed  ;    Christ  ,    eat. 
I860,  Miner  Lee  Bates,  A.  M.f  Pres. 

Holgate,  Henry  Co,  pop.  1,095. 

City  Superintendent — Howard  Ely 
Principal  High  School— J    A    Hutchison 


Hubbard,  Trumbull  Co.,   pop.  1,699. 

City  Superintendent — J    C    Fry. 

Hudson,  Summit  Co.,  pop.  1,021. 

City  Superintendent — Charles  R    Dietsch 
Principal  High  School — Idoma  Bell 

Huron,  Erie  Co  ,  pop.   1,756. 

City  Superintendent — S    B    Weaver 
Principal  High  School-— M    Luella  Barram. 

Ironton,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  13,147. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    E    Eakman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    A    Ross 
City    Superintendent — C    E     McCorkle 
Principal  High   School — J    Boyd  Davis 
Supv    Music — Mabel  Todd 
Manual  Training — J    Boyd  Davis 
Domestic   Science — Agnes   Stewart 
Commercial — Eva    McCormick 

Davidson  Business  College;  bus.  and  Bten  ; 
est    1893,   W    H    Davidson,   Principal 

Lanham   Business  College,   bus    and   sten.; 
est    1895,  Frank  S    Lanham,  Principal. 

Jackson,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  5,468.          > 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Moses  Morgan. 
Sec     Bd.    Educ  — J     H.    Newrahner. 
City   Superintendent — J.  E    Kinnison. 
Principal  High  School — M    A.  Henson 
Supv     Music — Dan    M.    Morgan 
Commercial — G     H     Parrott 

Jackson  Center,  Shelby  Co.,  pop.  685. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Leo  Sollman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mary  E    Hawver 
Town  Supt    &  Prm    H    S — A    T    Howe 

Jacksonville,  Athens  Co.,  pop.  1,285. 

City  Superintendent — C    R    Cline 

Jamestown,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  1,188. 

City   Superintendent — R.   S.  Harmount. 

Jefferson,  Ashtabula  Co.,  pop.  1,461. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    H    Sargent 

Sec    Bd    Educ — O   R   Barnes 

City  Superintendent — G    M.  McCommon. 

Principal  High  School — C    F    Beegle 

Jeffersonvllle,  Fayette  Co ,  pop.  716. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J.  B    Davis 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — J    H    Garlough 

City  Superintendent— M    E.  Wilson 

Prin.  High  School — Ernestine  E   Roudebash 


Jewett,  Harrison  Co.,  pop.  917. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    L    England. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    L,    Laughlin 
City  Superintendent — A    J    Dennis 
Principal  High  School— N    E    Hawkins. 

Johnstown,  Licking:  Co.,  pop.  805. 

City  Superintendent — L.    C    Brown 
Principal  High  School — C    G    Fawcett 

Junction  City,  Perry  Co,  811. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    J.  Crosbie 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    C    Henry. 

Village  Supt — E    R    Beck 

Principal    High   School — C    A    Robbins 

Kelley's  Island,  Erie  Co.,  pop.  1,0-17. 

City  Superintendent — W    E    Conkle 
Principal  High  School — F    R    Narragon 

Kenmore,  Summit  Co.,  pop.  1,561. 

City  Superintendent — H.   C.   Dice. 

Kent,  Portage  Co.,  pop.  4,488. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    G    Kneifel. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    B    Andrews 

City  Superintendent — Forrest  B    Bryant. 

Prin.  H    S — Amy  Herriff. 

Supv    Music — Cecile  Crittenden 

Physical   Training — Helen.   Burgin 

Drawing — Ruth    Chamberlain 

Kent  State  Normal  School,  teachers'  train- 
ing) courses;  co-ed  ,  John  E  McGllvrey, 
President 

Kenton,  Hardin  Co.,  pop.  7,185. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — W.  W.  Durbin. 

Sec   Bd    Educ.— Jas.  B.  Wetherill. 

City   Superintendent — N.   E.  Hutchinson. 

Prin.   H.   S— J    B.   Conard. 

Supv   Music— Mae  Walker. 

Drawing— Nolle  Carroll. 

Commercial — Kathleen  Joyce. 

St.   Anthony's  Academy,   prep.;   co-ed.;   R. 
C.;  Sister  Superior. 

Kingston,  Boss  Co.,  pop.  813. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    P    Long 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — N    J    Ford 
City  Superintendent — S   A   Noble 
Principal  High  School— Mary  Hubbell 
Supv    Music — Ida  Maddock 

Kinsman,  TrumbuU  Co.,  pop.  900. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    C    Scott 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  G   Johnson 
City    Superintendent — M     M     Dray 
Principal  High  School — I.  C    Roll 
Supv    Music — Fiank  A    Simpkins 
Commercial — I   C   Roll. 

Lakewood,  Cnyahoga  Co.,  pop.  15,181. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D   G   Jaeger. 

Sec   Bd   Educ. — P  T   Harrold 

City  Superintendent — Chas.  P.  Lynch. 

Principal  High  School — H    W    Kennedy 

Supv    Music — C    W    Marshall 

Drawing — P.  F    Musrush 

Physical   Culture — Rachel   Schwab. 

Primary — Grace  Daugherty 


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Lancaster,  Falrfield  Co.,  13,093. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  E    Miller 
Clerk  Bd    Educ  — W    A    Thompson 
City    Superintendent — J    R    Clements 
Principal  High  School — L    D    Thomas 

Bois*  Industrial  School,  state,  S   L   Tumip- 

seed,  Superintendent 
Columbia  Commercial  University,  bus    and 

sten  ;     est      1897,     Clarence     Balthaser, 

President. 
St    Mary's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R    C.; 

Sister  Superior. 

Larne,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  772. 

City  Superintendent — J   K    Stafford 

Lebanon,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  2,698. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — Ho\*  ard  W  Ivins 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Chester  W    Maple 
City  Superintendent — C    A    Bruner 
Principal  High  School — C.  A.  Bruner. 

Lebanon  University;  normal,  co-ed  ;  est 
1855 ,  H  B  Cunningham,  A  M ,  President, 
Cor  East  and.  Silver 

Leetonia,  Colnmbiana  Co.,  pop.  3,605. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ —C    J    Spatholt 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    S    Arnold 
City  Superintendent— J    M    May 
Principal  High  School — H    L    McCarthy 
Supv    Music — Lois  Moore 

Leipslc,  Putnam  Co.,  pop  1,773. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — T   H    Rower. 

Sec    Bd    Educ— A.  H    Barber. 

City  Superintendent — A    C    Alleshouse 

Principal  High  School — P    J   Foltz 

St  Mary's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R  C., 
Sister  Superior 

Lexington,  Blchland  Co.,  pop.  654. 

City  Superintendent — Chalmer  Higgle. 

Lima,  Alien  Co.,  pop.  30,508 

Pres   Bd   Educ — J   W    Gensel 
Sec   Bd   Educ— A.  S   Rudy 
City  Superintendent — J    E    Collins 
Principal  H    S. — S    S    Steffens. 
SupV.    Music — Mark    Evans 
Manual  Training — C    E    Littell. 
Domestic  Science — Clara  M   Tangeman 
Domestic  Art— Mary  Armstrong 
Physical  Culture — E    R    Herron 
Penmanship — Elizabeth  J.  Disman. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — John  T  Cotner. 

Lima    Business    College,    bus     and    aten 
est.  1890;  Howard  W.  Pears,  President. 

St  John's  Academy,  prep;  co-ed.;  R.  C., 
Sister  Superior 

st*°se  -Academy.  *>reP  :  co-ed;  R*  C.; 
Sister  Superior.  ' 

Lisbon,  Colnmbiana  Co.,  pop.  3,084. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — James  Kennedy 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    C    Robins 
City  Superintendent — John   Peirce 
Principal  High  School— Miss  Elsie  Roberta. 


Lockland,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  3,049. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  Frank. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  S.  LaRue. 

City  Supt    and  Prm    H    S — C    F    Sharp 

Supv    Music — Anna  Weber. 

Manual  Training — Edna  Schick. 

Domestic  Science — Anna  Slatz. 

Draw    and  Pen'ship — Paula  Happesburger. 

Logan,  Hocking  Co.,  pop.  4,850. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    W    H    Wright 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Herbert  Harrington. 
City  Superintendent — L    I.  Morse. 
Principal  High  School — C.  L    Yochum 

London,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  3,530. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— H    S    Mitchell 

Sec    Bd    Educ— M    M    Creath 

City  Superintendent — W    H    Rice 

Prin    High  School — Mrs   Minnie  C    Bidwell 

Lorain,  Lorain  Co.,  pop.  28,883. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Frank  Young 
Sec   Bd  Educ — E    Bruell. 
City  Superintendent — D    J    Boone 
Principal  High  School — P    C    Bunn 
Supv    Music — Griffith  J    Jones 
Primary — Sarah   W     Smith 
Drawing — Eva  Oldaker 
Penmanship — A.  S    Gregg 

St.  Joseph's  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R   C.; 
est    1896,  Rev   Chas.  Reichlin,  Pres. 

Londonville,  Ashland  Co,  pop.  1,084. 

Pres   Bd   Education — H    J   Handenschild. 
Sec    Bd   Educ — G.  W.  Oswalt 
City  Superintendent — C    E    Budd. 
Principal  High  School — L    Ravennaugh 

Louisville,  Stark  Co.,  pop.  1,678. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — G   F    Bauman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — D    W    Krabill 
City  Superintendent— W   A   Forsythe. 
Principal  High  School — Mary  E   Baker 

St.   Louis'    Academy,   prep  ,   co-ed  ;   R.   C.( 
Sister  Superior 

Loveland,  Clennont  Co.,  pop.  1,421. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J   W.  Lee 

Sec    Bd    Educ — F    H.  Lever 

City  Superintendent — John  M    Morris. 

Principal  H.  S — Flora  B.  Campbell 

Supv    Music — Alice  Morris 

Lowellville,  Mahoning  Co,  pop.  1,598. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — David  Davis 

Sec   Bd  Educ— W   J   Maurice 

City   Superintendent— -A.    W    RIcksecker 

Principal  H.  S — R.  M    Beeler 

Lynchbnrg,  Highland  Co.,  pop.  933. 

City  Superintendent— H  B.  Galliett 

MacArthur,  Vinton  Co.,  pop.  1,107. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J   M    Murphy 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    W.  Paffenbarger 

Principal  High  School — Linme  Arnold 

McComb,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,088. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    A    Darbyshire 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    D    Todd 
City   Superintendent — Ralph   Hathaway 
Principal  High  School — Edith  Baxter 
Supv    Music — Mabel  McGreary 


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McConnelsville,  Morgan  Go ,  pop.  1,831. 

City   Superintendent — C.   S    Coler 
Principal    High    School — Evelyn    True-But- 
ton 

Madison,  Lake  Co.,  pop.  863. 

Village  Supt — Fred  R    Powers 

Principal   High   School — Helen  J    Throssel 

Madisonville,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  5,193. 

City  Superintendent — C.   M.  Merry. 

Malta,  Morgan  Co.,  pop.  971. 

City   Superintendent — F    J    Taylor 
Principal  High  School — J.  E    Boss. 

Malvern,  Carrol  Co.,  pop.  753. 

City   Superintendent — I    B    Wagner. 

Manchester,  Adams  Co.,  pop.  1,966. 

Pres     Bd.   Educ. — Alex   Rough.* 
Sec    Bd.   Educ — B    P.   Stone. 
City  Superintendent — G    A    Patton 
Principal  High  School — Edna  Howland 

Mansfield,  Richland  Co.,  pop.  20,768. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  Seybold 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — John  H.  Briston. 
City   Superintendent — H.   H.   Helter. 
Principal  High  School — G    A.  Davis. 
Supv.  Music — C.  A    Frost 
Domestic  Science— Veda  Beet. 
Physical  Culture — Rose  Leiter. 
Manual  Training— Ivan  O   Hawk. 
Penmanship — A.  N    Carmene 
Commercial — William  Bauer. 
Stenography — Mary  Bedgar. 

Mansfield-Ohio  Business  College;  bus.  and 
Bten  ;  est.  1866;  P.  W.  Frederick,  Prin. 

Mantua,  Portage  Co.,  pop.  721. 

Village  Supt — C    R    Oesch 
Principal  High  School — Grace  Russell 

Bartel's  Musical  College,  mus  ;  est.  1895; 
Otto  E.  Bartel,  Pres. 

Marietta,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  12,933. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    D    Follett 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — C    H   Danford. 
City  Superintendent — B    O    Skinner 
Principal   H,    S — L    W    McKinnon 
Supv    Music — James  Bird 
Manual  Training — A     R    Probst 
Domestic  Science — Eloise  C.  Grafton 

Marietta  College,  coll.  and  prep.;  co-ed., 
est  1832.  G.  W  Hmman,  Ph  D,  Presi- 
dent. 

Marietta  Commercial  College,  bus ,  sten  , 
est  1888,  E  M  McMurray,  President 

St.  Mary's  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R.  C. ; 
Sister  Superior 

Marion,  Marlon  Co.,  pop.  18,232. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — Mrs  A  J  Whiting 
Sec   Bd    Educ — Mrs   J    L  Hutchmson 
City  Superintendent — Henry  A.  Hartman. 
Principal  High  School— K  H   Marshall 
Supv.  Music — Mary  Wright, 
Drawing — Eleanor  Freeland 


Marion — continued 
Manual  Training — R   E   Davis. 
Domestic  Science — Helen  Arms. 
Penmanship — P   S.  Hughes 

St.  Mary's  School ,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R  C  ; 
Rev  Joseph  Doming,  Prin.,  282  N.  Pros- 
pect Av. 

School  of  Commerce,  bus  and  sten  ;  H.  G, 
Kidd,  Principal 

Martins  Ferry,  Belmont  Co.,  pop.  9,133. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — R   A   Blackford. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Harold  Rithmiller 

City  Superintendent — W    A    Walls 

Principal  High  School — E.  S    Miller. 

Supv    Music — Harold  Compton 

Drawing  and  Pen'ship — Florence  Anderson. 

Marysville,  Union  Co ,  pop.  3,576. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — N    E    Liggett 
Sec    Bd   Educ  — D    B    Edwards 
City  Superintendent — L.   B   Demorest. 
Principal  High  School — J    B    Hughes 

St.  John's  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Evan. 
Luth.,  T  H  Dannecker,  Principal. 

Massillon,  Stark  Co.,  pop.  13,879. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — G    W    Kinne 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — William  Fielberth 
City  Superintendent — L    B    York. 
Principal  High  School — H.  R.  Gorrell 
Supv    Music — G    T    Parsons 
Drawing — Caroline  E    Brenk. 
Primary — Lavina  Marr 
Penmanship — Esther  Packer 
Manual  Training — R   K  Whitesitt. 
Commercial — S   G   Edgar 

Massillon  Actual  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten  ;  H.  G.  Tocum,  Pres  and  Gen'l  Mgr. 

St.  Mary's  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R  C  ; 
Sister  Superior 

Mason,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  737. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — A    C    Baysone 
Sec   Bd   Educ — W   N  Cox 
Village  Supt — J    C    Jordan 
Principal  High  School — B.  W.  Strohl. 

Manmee,  Lucas  Co.,  pop.  2,307. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    M    Bexnford. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William   Breay. 
City  Superintendent — J    A    Nietz 
Principal  High  School — Helen  Schroedei 
Supv    Music — Alice  Thorn. 

Mechanlcsbnrsr,  Champaign.  Co.,  pop.  1.4  6. 

City   Superintendent — Bert  Highlands. 
Principal  High  School — F.  H    Menke. 

Medina,  Medina  Co.,  pop.  2,734. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Delbert    Spitzer 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Jay  Sargent 
City  Superintendent — W    S    Edmund1 . 
Principal  High  School — Prof    Godlov.s. 

Mlddleport,  Melgs  Co.,  pop.  3,194. 

Pres  Bd   Education — J  C.  Fisher 
Sec   Bd   Educ — A.  Calderwood. 
City  Superintendent — A.   W.   McKay. 
Principal  High  School — Lillian  Huber. 


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Afiddletown,   Butler  Co.,    pop.  13,152. 

Pres.  Bd   Educ — W   H    Todhueler 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — C    B    Palmer 
City  Superintendent — N.  D    O   Wilson 
Principal  H    S  — Elsor  Hester. 
Supv     Music — Eldon    Geiger 
Domestic  Science — Isabel  Maris 
Drawing — Minnie  Horton 
Penmanship — R    W    Carr 

Milford,  Clermont  Co.,  pop.  1,321. 

City  Superintendent — D    B    Clarke 
Principal   High   School — C    H    Schafer. 

Millersbnrg,  Holmes  Co,  pop.  2,020. 

City  Superintendent — C    T    Buell 
Principal  High  School — Bruce  Putnam 

Mineral  Ridge,  Trumbtdl  Co.,  pop.  759. 

City  Superintendent — A    E    Sanderson 
Principal  High  School — B    J    Alten 

Minerva,  Stark  Co.,  pop.  1,396 

City  Superintendent — J.  C.  Chenot 
Principal  High  School — J    S    Burtsfield 

Mingro  Junction,  Jefferson  Co,  pop.  4,000 

Pres.  Bd    Educ. — John  Quinn. 

Sec   Bd.  Educ.— S   N.  Bailie. 

City   Superintendent — Frank  Linton. 

Piincipal  High  School— H    S    Moffett 

Manual  Training — Anna  Ashbrook. 

Commercial — C.  D.  Jacobs. 

St    Agnes'  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R.  C  ; 
Sister  Superior 

Minster,  Anglalze  Co.,  pop.  1,583. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Henry  Ruemping 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C.  H    Dickman 
Town  Superintendent — John  C    Halsema 
Principal  High  School — A    H   Knapke 

St   Mary's  Institute,  girls'  boarding:;  R.  C  : 
eat.  1886;  Sister  M.   Regis,  Superior. 

Montpelier,  WtTQams  Co.,  pop.  2,759. 

Pres.  Bd   Educ — H   W.  Wertz 
Sec   Bd   Educ— A    J    Brown 
City  Superintendent — G    W    Hoffman 
Principal  High  School — C   R   Dustin 
Music  and  Drawing — Zoe  Malcolm 

Morrow,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  832. 

City  Superintendent— C.  M    Roudebush 
Principal  High  School — W   P   Vandervoort 

Mt.  Gilead,  Morrow  Co.,  pop.  1,673. 
Pres.  Bd.  Educ.— J    H.  Kelly. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Budd  Baker. 
City  Superintendent— M.  C.  Warren. 
Principal  High  School — J   D   Williamson 
Supv    Music— Mr.   Zigler 

Mt.  Healthy,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  1,799. 

City  Superintendent— Matthew  Duvall 

Mt.  Pleasant,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  701. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — N    H    Burriss 
Sec    Bd   Educ. — P    D    Ring 
City  Superintendent— P.  D.  Ring. 
Principal  High  School — P   H   Wright 


Mt.   Sterling,  Madison  Co,  pop.  1,701. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    H    Trimble 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    S   Alkire 
City  Superintendent — R    H    Nichols 
Principal  High  School — J    L    McIIroy 

Mt.  St.  Joseph  P.  O.,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  148. 

Mount       St.       Joseph-on-the-Ohio; 
boarding;    R    C;    est.   1829;    Sister 
Une,  Directress. 

Mt   Vernon,  Knox  Co..  pop.  9,087. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — L.  F    Strang 
Sec.  Bd    Educ— Carl  N    Lorey 
City   Superintendent — Peter   C     Zemer. 
Principal  High  School — W   P   Rimer, 
Supv    Music — R    A    Chubb 
Manual  Training — Fred  Hagaman 
Domestic  Science— -Nellie  Heffner 
Draw   and  Ppn'ship — Cora  Debes 
Commercial— C   P.  King. 

Mt.  Vernon  College;  coll.  and  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
est.  1893;  Norris  W.  Lawrence,  Prin. 

St  Vincent  de  Paul's  Academy,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ;  R  C  ,  Sister  Superior 

Napolean,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  4,007. 

res   Bd   Educ — J  P  Belknap 
Sec   Bd    Bduc  —Daniel  Yarnell 
City  Superintendent — E    H    Brown 
Principal  High  School — C    L    Bailey 

Navarre,  Stark  Co.,  pop.  1,357. 

City  Superintendent — W   H    Stahl 
Principal  High  School — E    E    Garner 

St  Clement's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R. 
C  ,  Sister  Supenoi 

Nelsonville,  Athens  Co.,  6,082. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ  — J.  C    Pickett 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    B    Beard 
City  Superintendent — E    R    Rake 
Principal  High  School — D    A    Perree 

Nevada,  TVyandot  Co.,  pop.  889. 

City  Superintendent— M   G    Smith 
Principal  High  School — A    M    Hornby. 

New  Athens,  Harrison  Co.,  pop.  376. 

City  Superintendent — D   C    Simpson. 

Franklin  College;  coll  and  prep.;  co-ed.; 
non-sect;  est.  1825;  E.  M.  Baxter,  D.  D., 
Pres. 

New  Bremen,  Anglaize  Co.,  pop.  1,586. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — P   P    Fledderjohann 
Sec    Bd    Educ — August  Isern 
City  Superintendent — C    C    Garman. 
Principal  High  School — John  W   Flood 
Supv    Music — Myrtle   Knennmg 

New  Carlisle,  Clark  Co.,  pop.  1,058. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — James  Vandevort 
Sec    Bd   Educ — G   W    Trostel 
City  Superintendent — W   O    Stutz 
Principal  High  School — C    T   Pogle 

New  Comerstown,  Tuscarawag  Co.,  pop.  2,943. 

Pres   Bd    Educ— E    E    Lindsay. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — H.  H    Eagon 
City  Superintendent— E    E    Smock. 
Principal  High  School — P    H    Hott 


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New  Concord,  Muskingriim  Co ,  pop.  683. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — C    P    Given 
Sec    Bd.    Educ  — S    B    Hendei  son 
Village  fiupt — E    E    Jennings 
Principal   High   School — J    G    Loweiy 
Supv    Music — Helen  Moore 

Muskmgum  College;  comprises  College, 
Academy,  Music,  and  Art  depts  ,  co-ed  ; 
Un  Presb  ;  est  1837,  Rev.  J  Knox  Mont- 
gomery, D  D ,  President 

New  I*exington,  Perry  Co.,  pop.  2,559. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — S    G    Smith 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J   H    Cookson 

City  Superintendent — Carl  G    Pemberton 

Principal  High  School — R    L    Drubot 

St  Aloysius  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R. 
C  ;  Sister  Superior 

New  London,  Huron  Co.,  pop.  1,557. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    V    White 
Sec    Bd    Educ — B    F   Harrison 
City  Superintendent — S    V    Burnworth 
Principal  High  School — E    C    Stieng 

New  Paris,  Preble  Co.,  pop.  870. 

City    Superintendent — B     S     Davis. 
Principal  High  School — G    J    Noggle 

New     Philadelphia,     Tuscarawas     Co.*    pop. 
8,542. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  Henderson 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A.  A    Sterxner. 

City  Superintendent — Charles  F.  Llmbach. 

Principal  High  School — George  S   Pierce 

Domestic  Science — Clara  Perry 

Supv    Music — Frank  R    Speck. 

Pen    and  Commercial — Charles  H   Sloe 

Domestic  Art — Cora  Schwab 

Manual  Training — Jesse   L    Barnhart 

Yocum'a  New  Philadelphia  and  Dover 
Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ,  est. 
1892,  Will  E  Curtis,  Prin. 

New  Richmond,  Clermont  Co.,  pop.   1,733. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— W    M    Fulton 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — G   W.  McMurehy 
Village  Supt  — G    L    Borders 
Principal  High  School — Nell  Overholtz 

New  Rlegel,  Seneca  Co.,  pop.  298. 

St.  Boniface  Academy;  prep ;  co-ed.;  R. 
C.,  Sister  Superior. 

St.  Peter's  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R.  C.; 
Sister  Superior. 

New  Straitsville,  Perry  Co.,  pop.  2,242. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  Irwin. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    A,   Davidson 
City  Superintendent — T   F   Johnson. 
Principal  High  School — Maria  Keeler 

New  Vienna,  Clinton  Co.,  pop.  793. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    E    Hainea 
Sec    Bd    Educ^O    C    Borden 
City  Superintendent — C    H    Lewis 
Principal  High  School — J  M  Kay 


Newark,  Licking  Co.,  pop.  25,404 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — William  C    Christian 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    K    Dewey 

City   Superintendent — Wilson   Hawkins 

Principal  High  School — O.  J.  Barnes. 

Supv    Music — C   W.  Klopp 

Manual  Training — W    E    Painter. 

Domestic  Science — Edith  Clark 

Domestic  Art — Carrie  Zeutmj-er 

Drawing — Edith  McCoy. 

Com'l  and  Stenog*y — I*  G.  Mlllisor 

Newark  Business   College;   bus    and   sten  ; 
S.  L    Beeney,  Pres 

Niles,  Trumbull  Co.,  pop.  8,361. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    M    Kirkbride 
Clerk  Bd    Educ — L    C   Dix 
City  Superintendent — H.   C    Campbell. 
Principal  High  School — E.  B    Whitcomb 
Supv   Man    Training — J    S   Blair 
Supv    Music — E    Irene  Woodcock. 
Domestic  Arts — Mary  Bargmann 
Draw    and  Pen'ship — H    E   Weaver 

North  Baltimore,  Wood  Co.,  pop.  2,503. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    E.   A.   Powell. 

Sec.    Bd    Educ— C    G.   Nigh 

City  Superintendent — J   O    Grimes 

Prin    High   School — Mrs.  Georgia  Anderson 

Supv    Music — C    E    Way 

Norwalk,  Huron  Co.,  pop,  7,858. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    A    Sipher 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  A    Strutton 
City  Superintendent — C    C    Patterson 
Principal   H.   S —James  E    Cole. 
Supv    Music — George  W    Barnes 
Manual    Training — Thurman   Black 
Drawing    and    Dom     Art — Alice    May 
Penmanship — Helen  O'Hara 

Norwalk  Business  College;  bus    and  sten  ; 
est    1910,    O.   M.   Correll,    Principal. 


Norwood,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop    16,185. 
Pres   Bd    Educ — George  J    Nleder. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — Harold  Ryland 
City  Superintendent — W.  S    Cadman. 
Principal  High  School — W.  W.  Mclntire. 
Supv.  Music — Wetlielbert  Fisher, 
Manual  Training — A.  Rogan. 
Domestic  Science — Louise  Jackson. 
Physical  Culture — August  Eckel. 
Drawing — Anna  Martin 
Penmanship — O    G.  Martz 

Nottingham,  Cuyahoga  Co ,  pop.  2,387. 

City   Superintendent — F    D.    French. 

St  Joseph's  Seminary;  boarding  school  for 
young  boys;  R  C ;  est.  1886;  Ursuline 
Sisters 

Oakharbor,  Ottawa  Co.,  pop.  1,559. 

Pres.  Bd   Educ — Frank  Schimansky. 
Sec   Bd    Educ — William  Campbell 
City  Superintendent — Geo.   F    Ashbacher 
Principal  High  School— Mrs   Sarah  R   Gill. 


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Oak  Hill,  Jackson  Co.,  pop    1,148. 

Pres    B<1    Educ — A    B    Arthur 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — D    L    Morgan. 
City  Superintendent — L    F    Chalfant 
Principal   High   School — Minnie  Smith 
Supv    Music— J    A    Breese 

University  College,  coll  and  prep  (also 
corresp  coll ,  theol  and  nor  ) ,  co-ed. , 
non-sect  ,  est  1900,  G.  James  Jones,  A 
M,  President 

Oakley,  Hamilton  Go,  pop.  1,639. 

City  Superintendent — H.  L    Crane. 

Oberlln,  Lorain  Co.,  pop.  4,365. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A.  S.  Root. 

Sec   Bd    Educ — E    B.  Sperry. 

City  Superintendent — Howard  L   Rawdon. 

Principal  High  School — J.  C   Seemann. 

Supv    Music — K  W.  Gehrkens. 

Manual  Training — John  Foitier 

Domestic   Science — Mis    Clara  W.   Howard 

Drawing — Jessie   Stephen 

Penmanship — Unita  Smith 

Oberlm  Academy,  prep  dept  of  Oberlin 
College ,  co-ed  ,  John  T  Shaw,  A  M , 
Pnn. 

Oberlin  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.; 
est.  1850,  J  T  Henderson,  President 

Oberlm  College,  comprises  College,  Acad- 
emy, Theological  Seminary,  and  Conserv- 

f  atory  of  Music,  co-ed  ;  non-sect.;  est 
1833,  Rev  Henry  Churchill  King,  LL 
D,  Pres. 

Oberlin  College  Theological  Seminary; 
theol  ;  Rev.  Edward  Bosworth,  D  D, 
Dean. 

Oberlm  College  Conservatory  of  Music; 
music;  Charles  W.  Morrison,  Director. 

Oberlin  Kindergarten  Training  School, 
Clara  May,  Ph  B ,  Principal 

Ohio  City,  Van  Wert  Co.,  pop.  860. 

City   Superintendent — C    t.    Shaffer. 
Principal  High  School — Harnett  Jones 

Orrville,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  3,101. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — E    E.  Clark 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  H   Irvln 
City  Superintendent — W.  W   Borden 
Principal  High  School — R.  E.  Copper. 
Music  and  Drawing — Flora  L    Hall 
Pen'ship  and  Com'l — R    V.  Gorrell. 

Ottawa,  Putnam  Co,  pop.  2,182. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — A   P   Sandles. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — B    H    Hermghaus 
City  Superintendent — C    F    Holzhauer 
Principal  High  School — C  F.  Holzhauer 
Supv    Music — Mary  Zeller 

Crawfls  College,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  George 
R.  Miller,  Principal,  R  D  1 

Ottawa   Business   College,   bus    and   sten., 

est    1902;  F    J    Miller,  Sec 
St    Peter  and   St    Paul's  Academy,    prep  ; 

co-ed  ;  R    C.,  Sister  Superior. 


Oxford,   Butler   Co.,  pop.  2,017. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    A    Alexander 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    E    Williams 

City  Superintendent — William  H    Stewart 

Principal  High  School — May  E    Grennan 

Sup\     Music — Emma  W    Cone. 

Manual  Training — J    A    Moore 

Domestic  Science — Jesse  F   Jackson 

Miami  University,  comprises  College  of 
Liberal  Arts,  and  Normal  College,  state, 
co-ed  ,  est  1824,  Raymond  M  Hughes, 
M  S,  Pres 

Ohio  State  Normal  College  of  Miami  Uni- 
versity, state,  co-ed  ,  est  1902,  Harvey 
C  Mmnich,  LL  D.,  Dean. 

Oxford  College  for  Women,  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect,  est  1830,  Jane  Sherzer,  Ph  D, 
Pres. 

Western  College  for  Women;  girls'  board- 
ing, non-sect,  est  1885,  W  W  Boyd, 
Ph  D ,  President 

Painesville,  Lake  Co.,  pop.  5,501 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Ralph  E   Gregoiy 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Frank  L    Kerr 
City  Superintendent — C   C   Underwood 
Principal  High  School — O    H    Lonary 
Supv    Music — Ira  M    Snyder 
Drawing — Lena  Cone 
Penmanship — Elizabeth  Whipple. 

Lake  Erie  College  for  Women,  girls'  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  est  1859,  Vivian  B.  Small, 
A.  B,  M  A,  Pres 

Pataskala,  Licking  Co.,  pop    800. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — S   C   Manger 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Seymour  Smith 
City  Superintendent — G    W    Brown 
Principal  High  School— N   C   Bateman 

Panlding,   Paulding  Co,  pop.   2,081. 

City  Superintendent — W   M   Schumacher. 
Pimcipal  High  School — E    E    Elder 

Payne,  Pauldingr  Co,   pop.  1,207. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    W    Caitwiight 
Sec   Bd    Educ — George  C   Elick. 
City  Superintendent — A    T    Ptak 
Principal  High  School— R  L  Wheeler 

Pemberville,  Wood  Co.,  pop   1,006. 

City  Superintendent — I    S   Winner 
Principal  High  School — B   T    Webb 

Perrysbnrr,  Wood  Co,  pop.    1,913. 

Pres.  Bd,  Educ —William  Roose. 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — Charles  Van  Norman. 

City  Superintendent — R    L    Cole 
Principal  High  School — Mary  Dunham 

Piqna,  Miami  Co.,  pop.  13,388. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Frank  L   Brotherton 

Sec   Bd    Educ — George  Dettmer 

City  Superintendent — Geo    C    Deitrlch 

Principal  High  School — Daniel  R.  Ellabarger 

Supv    Music — H    R   Ferguson 

Manual  Training — R    D    Frana 


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Piqua — continued 
Drawing — Mrs    Minna  McOlay 
Phy.  Cult    (Boys) — Meilm  Dittmei 
Phy    Cult    (Girls) — Lois  Bamngton 

Beck's  Academy,  bus    and  sten  ,  est    1889, 
C    E     Beck,   Pres 

Plain  City,  Madison  Co.,  pop    1,407. 

City  Superintendent — S    R    Warman 
Principal  High  School — A    R    Kizer 

Pleasantville,  ^airfield   Co.,  pop.  608 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    L    Ti  oup 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — D    E    Sites 

City  Superintendent — John  L    Grubei 

Pimcipal  High  School — R    S    Harkms 

Falrfleld    Union    Academy,    prep  ;    co-ed  , 
non-sect  ;   Charles  C    Webb,   Prln 

Plymouth,  Richland  Co.,  pop    1,314. 

City  Supenntendent — Clyde  G    Kein 
Pimcipal   High    School — Ruth    Finfrock 

Poland,  Mahoning  Co.,  pop.  425. 

Poland     Union     Seminary,     prep.;     iCO-ed.; 
Presb  ,  Thomas  S    Orr,  Pres 

Pomery,  Meigrs  Co  ,  pop.  4,023 

City  Superintendent — C    T.  Coates 
Pimcipal  High   School — C    T    Coates 

Sacred    Heart    Academy;    piep  ;    co-ed  ,    R 
C. ,  Sister  Superior 

Port  Clinton,  Ottawa  Co ,  pop.  3,007. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — N.  A.  demons 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F.  J    Hopfinger. 
City  Superintendent — C    M    Carrick 
Principal  High  School — Dome  Chrytie 
Supv    Music — Cora  F    Sproul 

Portsmouth,  Scloto  Co ,  pop.  23,481. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — E    C    Jackson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  C.  Hazlebeck. 
City  Superintendent — Frank  Appel 
Principal  High  School — J    D.  Creveling; 
Supv    Music — Harriet  Scarfl 
Manual  Training — Charles  Wai  nock 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Kennedy 
Drawing— Kate  Coming 
Commercial — J   F.  Tenner. 
Stenography — A   E   Blackstone. 

Graham's  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
W    R.  Graham,  Pres 

Prospect,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  945. 

Village  Supt — T    E    Bolander 
Principal  High  School — C    B   Uleiy 

Quaker  City — Guernsey  Co.,  pop.  746. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — O    G    Hartley 
Sec    Bd    Educ — I   E   Stubbs 
City  Superintendent — Philip  Morris 
Principal  High  School — C   A.  Wendell. 

Bavenna,  Portage  Co.,  pop.  5,310. 
Pres    Bd.  Educ  —Dr.  B    H.  Nichols. 
Sec.  Bd   Educ. — J.  C.  Beatty 
City  Superintendent — E   O.  Trescott 
Principal  High  School— W.  V    Wales 
Supv   Music — A,  W   Ashley. 
Drawing — Winifred  Culver 
Com'l  and  Stenogfy— Frances  Bean. 


Reading-,  Hamilton  Co ,   pop.   3,985. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Fiank  Koohler 
Roc    Bd    Eduo — George  W    Fuckc 
Citj   Superintendent — E   V    Stephan 
Sup\    Music — Mis   Eveljn  E.  Thompson 

Mount  Notre  Dame  Academy,  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C  ,  Sister  Agnes  Aloysia,  Prin. 

Richmond,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  373. 

Richmond  College,  coll  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ; 
est.  1825,  Rev.  Charles  Helllwell,  D.  D., 
Pres. 

Bichwood,  Fnion  Co.,  pop.  1,729. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— A    J    Miller 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — G    M    Howard 

City  Supt    and  Prm    H    S  — Archer  Olive 

Supv    Music — Ruth  M   Romaine 

Bio  Grande,  Gallla  Co.,  pop.  110. 

Rio  Grande  College,  coll ,  prep ,  music 
depts,  co-ed  ,  Free  Bapt  ,  est.  1876; 
Simon  H  Bing,  B.  S ,  Pres 

Ripley,  Brown  Co ,  pop.  1,840. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Alexandei  Wylie 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    E    Suishei 
City  Superintendent — J   N    Stephenson 
Pimcipal  High  School — Clarence  Luther. 

Bockford,  Mercer  Co.,  pop.  1,186. 

City  Supei  intendent — C  A   Waltz 
Principal  High  School — T    N    Brown 

St.  Clairsville,  Belmont  Co ,  pop.  1,393. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — S    L   West 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    A    W    Holhngsworth 
City  Superintendent — W  A   Zaugg 
Principal  High  Sohool — E    E    Haimon 
Supv    Music — Sara  H    Taylor 

St.  Martin,  Brown  Co.,  pop.  130. 

Ursuline  Academy;  prep  ;  girls'  boarding; 
R  C  ;  est  1845.  Mother  Gabriel. 

St.  Marys,  Anglaize  Co.,  pop.  5,730. 

Pres.   Bd    Educ — W.   B    Horton. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — Frank  D.  Ausman. 
City   Superintendent — C    C    McBroom 
Principal  High  School — C    E    Oxley 
Manual   Training1 — Burl    Frampton. 
Penmanship — W    G.   Wiseley. 

St.  Paris,  Champaign  Co.,  pop.  1,261. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  Kite. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Jesse  Lewis 

City  Superintendent — W    C    Coleman 

Pimcipal*  High  School — Carena  Jackman 

Sabina,  Clinton  Co.,  pop.  1,514. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — C    C   Bernard 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    L   Harris 

City  Superintendent — A    D    Hannum. 

Principal  High  School — Sylvester  Lai  kin 

Salem,  Columbiana  Co.,  pop.  8,943. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ. — I*    B.  French. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Albert  Hayes 
City  Superintendent — John  Alan. 
Principal  High  School — F   W  Lease. 
Supv   Music — Grace  Orr. 


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Salem  —  continued 

Dra\v    and  Penmanship  —  Rena  T-n-wrv 
Domestic  Science  —  Phobo  Stuiffeon 
Manual  Training  —  George  feidle 

Salem  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1894,  William  H  Matthews,  Princi- 
pal 

Sallneville,  Columbians  Co,  pop.  2,403. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ  —  Ernest  R    Schubert 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Mrs.   Sarah   I*.   Hart 
City  Superintendent  —  C    H    Hoopes 
Principal  High  School  —  Veionica  Black 

San  dusky,  Erie  Co..  pop.  19,989. 
Pres.  Bd    Educ—  C.  J    Strobel. 
Sec  Bd   Educ—  Lee  B.  Keller. 
City  Superintendent  —  J    T    Begg 
Principal  High  School  —  W    A    Richardson 
Supv    Music  —  Charlotte  Field 
Manual  Training—  J    N.  Moyer. 
Domestic  Science  —  Edna  Dunham. 
Draw,  and  Pen'ship  —  C.  G.  Cayhoe. 
Commercial  —  C    S    Johnson 

Sandusky  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.; 
est.  1865,  R.  D  Mitchell,  Prm. 

Savannah,  Ashland  Co.,  pop.  262. 

Savannah  Academy;  prep  ;  co-edl;  est. 
1856,  non-sect.,  Prof  Miller,  Principal. 

Scio,  Harrison  Co.,  pop.  958. 

City   Superintendent  —  C    F.   Barnes. 

Solotovllle,  Scloto  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  —  W   B    Halstead 
Sec   Bd    Educ  —  C.  A   Walden 
City  Superintendent  —  Charles  W.  Hill 
Principal  High  School  —  J   F   Glandon. 
Supv    Music  —  B    D    Davis 


Mahoningr  Co.,  pop.  2,104. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  —  W   B.  Stevenson 
Sec    Bd    Educ.  —  H    L    McConnell 
City  Superintendent  —  R    J    Albei 
Principal  High  School  —  Nina  Inman 

Shawnee,  Perry  Co.,  pop.  2,280. 

City  Supei  mtendent  —  M   J    Almack 
Principal   High   School  —  Kate   Stoyle 

Shelby,  Richland  Co.,  pop.  4,903. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  George  Crandall 
Sec   Bd   Educ.  —  John  Hughes. 
City  Superintendent  —  W    H    Maurer 
Principal  High  School  —  B   W    Taylor 
Supv.  Music—  Mrs.   Edith  Kirkpatrick. 
Manual  Training  —  Thurman  Black. 
Domestic  Science  —  Miss  Edna  Endley. 
Physical  Culture—  Mrs.  Kirkpatrlck. 
Draw,  and  Pen'ship  —  Mr.  Black. 

Sacred  Heart  of  Mary  Academy;  prep.; 
co-ed  ;  R.  C.;  Sister  Superior. 

Shepard,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  850. 

St.  Mary's  of  the  Springs  Academy;  girls' 
boarding;  R.  C.;  est.  1833;  Mother  M. 
Thomas,  Prin. 


Shlloh,  Richland  Co.,  pop.  555. 

City  Superintendent — S    H    Hatch 
PimtipU  High   School — Plaia  Allison 


Shreve,  "Wayne  Co.,  pop.  1,016. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  Joss 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — William  Solledav 
Cit>  Superintendent — TJ    R    Diown 
Puncipal  High  School — Eva  R    "Weimer 


Sidney*  Shelby  Co.,  pop.  6,607. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — A    W    Reddish 

Sec    Bd    Educ — M    F    Hussev 

City  Superintendent— H    R.  McVay. 

Principal  High  School — L.  A.  Bellinger, 

Supv   Music — Herman  Copp 

Manual  Training — Thos  Presser 

Domestic  Science — Bessie  Haymes 

Drawing — Cora  Zurver. 

Commercial — Ida  M.  Hall. 


Somerset,  Perry  Co.,  pop.  1,286. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    B    Murdock 
Sec    Bd    Educ — B    P   Walser 
City  Superintendent — J    C    York 
Puncipal  High  School — G    V    Mechling 

South  Charleston,  Clark  Co.,  pop.  1,181. 

City  Superintendent — H.  W    Paxton 
Principal    High   School — L     H     Chenoweth 

South  Lebanon,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  626. 

City  Superintendent — J.  C.  Jordan. 

South  New  Lyme,  Ashtabnla  Co.,  pop.  115. 

New  Lyme  Institute,   non-sect  ,  prep.;  co- 
ed.;  Howard  C.   "White,   Fres 


South  Salem,  Boss  Co.,  pop.  264. 

Salem      Academy;    prep  ;     co-ed  ; 
Charles  W.  Barrett,  Prin. 


Presb.; 


Spencerville,  Allen  Co.,  pop.  1,748. 

City  Superintendent — William  Caiolus 

Springfield,  Clark  Co.,  pop.  46,921. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    R    Hutchinga. 
Sec   Bd   Educ. — W.  H.  Holmes 
City   Superintendent — Carey   Boggess 
Principal   H    S — E    W    Tiffany 
Supv   Music — Arthur  Juergens. 
Manual  Training — E   F   Myers 
Domestic  Science — Myrtle  Hullinger. 
Physical  Culture — Florence  Dow 
Drawing — Alice  Wright 
Penmanship — Edna  B    Schuppener. 
Commercial — C    M.  Beckett. 
Stenography — Olive  Hunsaker. 
Kindergarten— rAnna  L,    Barrett 


St  Bernard  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R.  C  ; 
Sister  Superior. 

Willisa'  Business  University;  bus  and  sten.; 

est    1879,  F.  W.  Williss,     Principal. 


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Springfield — continued 

Wittenberg  College,  comprises  College, 
Academy,  Theology,  Music,  and  Art 
depts  ,  co-ed  ,  Luth  ,  est  1845;  Rev 
Charles  G  Heckert,  D  D ,  Pres 
Wittenberg  Theological  Seminary:  theol  ; 
Luth  ,  men,  est  1845,  David  Henry 
Bauslm,  D  D ,  Dean 

SteubenvlIIe,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  22,291. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    M    L,jons 
Sec    Bd    Educ— W    S    McCauslen 
City    Superintendent — Robert   L     Erwin 
Principal  High  School — Anne  A   Bus»*aid 
Supv    Music — John  Phillips 

Miss  Park's  School,  prep,  day  school,  co- 
ed ,  Miss  D  Virginia  Parks,  Prin. 

St.  Peter's  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R  C. ; 
Sister  Superior 

SteubenvlIIe  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten  ;  est  1896,  J  T  Thompson,  Princi- 
pal. 

Strasburgh,   Tnscarawas   Co.,   pop.   835. 

City  Superintendent — M     F    Portz 
Principal  High  School — Irene  Gibson 
Supv    Music — Helen  O'Connell 
Drawing — Anna  Weber 

Strathers,  Mahoningr  Co ,  pop.  3,370. 

Citv  Superintendent — W    P   Moody 
Puncipal  High  School — J    A    Maurer 

Stryker,  Williams  Co,  pop.  1,026. 

Pre*s    Bd    Educ — Alfred  Goll 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    M    Boles 

Citv  Superintendent — W    Evm  Huffman 

Principal  High  School — E    E    Vernier 

Swanton,  Fulton  Co.,  pop.  1,058. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    F    Sunday 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —Mrs    Nell  Kline 
City  Superintendent — L    W    Bates 
Principal  High  School — W    L    Brown. 
Supv  Music — F  A   Tubbs 

Sycamore,  Wyandot  Co.,  pop.  977. 

City  Superintendent — Henry  Roth 

Sylvania,  Lucas  Co.,  pop.  1,002. 

City  Superintendent — C    C    Wood 
Principal  High  School — G   W   Hurless 

Tiffin,  Seneca  Co.,  pop.  11,894. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Earl  C    Knapp. 
Sec   Bd   Educ — J   W   Zeis 
City  Superintendent — C.  A.  Krout. 
Principal  High  School — H.  H.  Frazier. 
Supervisor  Music — Mrs    Ada  Allen 
Draw,  and  Pen' ship — Jeanette  Krebs. 
Domestic  Science — Lucille  Boner 

College  of  Ursuline  Sisters;  girls'  boarding; 
R.  C  ;  Ursuline  Sisters,  Prfns 

Heidelberg  Academy,  prep,  dept  of  Hei- 
delberg University,  Henry  Lewis  Beam, 
A  M.,  Principal. 

Heidelberg  Commercial  College;  bus.  and 
Bten  ,  F  J  Miller,  Principal. 


Tifhn — continued 

Heidelberg    University ,    coll  ,    prep  ,    music, 

art,   com'l  depts  ,   co-ed  ,    Reformed;   est. 

1850,    Rev.    Charles    E     Miller,    LL.    D, 

President 
St    Francis  Academy;  prep;  co-ed.;  R.  C.; 

Sister  Superior. 
St    Mary's  Academy,  prep  ;   co-ed.;  R.  C.; 

Sister  Superior. 

Tippecanoe  City,  Miami  Co.,  pop.  2,038. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — A    W.   Miles. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    B    Herr. 
City  Superintendent — B.  R.  Rike. 
Principal    High    School — H     E     Lorton. 
Supv    Music — Mary  Murphy. 
Drawing — Clara    Cosley. 

Toledo,  Lucas  Co ,  pop.  168,497. 

Pi  es   Bd    Educ  — Thomas  A    DeVilbiss 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Lillie  I    Donat 
City   Superintendent — Wm.   B.   Gultteau. 
Asst    Superintendent — H    S    Hutchms 
Supv.  Pumary — Florence  Hawkins 
Supv    Music — J    W    Wylli. 
Manual   Training — Carl    L     Cotter 
Physical    Culture — Amelia    Armbruster. 
Drawing — Lillian   Bicknell 
Kindergarten — Lui  a  Whitney 

PUBLIC    HIGH    SCHOOLS 
Scott  High  School,  Colhngwood  &  Wmthrop , 

R    H    Demorest,  Principal 
Waite  High  School,  Kelsey  &  Second,  C  W. 

Gayman,  Principal 

Davis  Business  College;  bus    and  sten  ;  est. 
1882,  Thurber  P.  Davis,  Prin. 

Emmanuel  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.;  Luth.; 

Principal. 
Good  Shepherd  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.;  R. 

C  ,  Sister  Superior 
Law  Froebel  Kindergarten  Training  School; 

kindergarten      training,    est.      1884;    Dr. 

Mary  E    Law.  Prin..  2313  Ashland. 
St    John's   Academy;   prep.;   co-ed.;   Evan. 

Luth  ;  Principal. 
St    Louis'  Academy,  prep  ;   co-ed.;  R.   C. ; 

Sister  Superior. 
St.  John's  University;  coll ,  prep    and  law, 

men;    R.    C.;    est.    1898;    Rev.   John   A. 

Weiand,  S.  J..  Pres.,  807  Superior  St. 
St  Patrick's  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R.  C.; 

Sister  Superior 
St.    Stephen's  Academy;  prep.;   co-ed.;   R. 

C.;   Sister   Superior. 
Srnead  School  for  Girls,  boarding  and  day; 

est    1884,  Rose  Anderson,  Principal. 
Toledo   Conservatory   of   Music;   mus.;    est 

1900,    Bradford    Mills,    M     Dir,    Collmg- 

wood  Av. 
Toledo  Medical  College,  Toledo  University; 

med. ,   reg. ,   co-ed.;   est.   1884;  Lyman  A 

Brewer,   M    D,    Dean,   Cherry   and   Page 

Streets 

Toledo    University,    comprises    the    Gradu- 
ate College,  College  of  Arts  and  Sciences, 

of    Industrial    Science,    of    Medicine,    of 

Pharmacy,    of    Law;    municipal;    co-ed.; 

est    1872,  A    Monroe  Stowe,  Pres 


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Toledo  University,  College  of  Industrial 
Science,  theoretical  and  co-operative 
courses  in  civil,  mechanical,  electrical, 
and  metallurgical  engineering;  est  1910, 
Allan  R  Cullimore,  C.  E.,  Dean 

Toledo  University,  College  of  Law,  co-ed  , 
S  P  Axline,  Dean 

Toledo  University,  College  of  Pharmacy;  co- 
ed ;  William  McK.  Reed,  Dean. 

Til-State  Business  Unuersitj,  bus  and 
sten  , 

Ursuline  Convent  of  the  Sacred  Heart, 
girls'  boarding,  R  C-,  Mother  Superior, 
Prin. 


Troy,  Miami  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ.  —  Walter  S   Bowyer. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J.  C.  Fullerton,  Jr. 
City   Superintendent  —  Chas    W.   Cookson 
Principal  High  School  —  R    1>   Baird. 
Supv   Music  —  F    L    Humberger. 
Manual  Training  —  John  A    Cox 
Domestic  Science  —  Mary  Smith. 
Physical  Culture  —  Talmadge  Rickey. 
Draw    and  Pen'ship  —  Anmta  Henke 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y  —  Maud  Davis 

Dhrichsville,  Tuscarawas  Co.,  pop.  4,751. 

Pies   Bd    Educ  —  W   V    Moody 
Sec    Bd.  Educ  —  D    E    Rock. 
City  Superintendent  —  L.  E.  Everett. 
Principal  High  School  —  M   C   Avery 
Supv   Music  —  Miss  Austa  Speck 

Uhrichsville-Dennison  Business  College; 
bus.  and  sten.;  est  1897;  Mrs  Belle  Mc- 
Millan, Prin. 

Upper  Sandusky,  Wyandot  Co.,  pop.  8,779. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  G.  W    Sampson 

Sec    Bd.  Educ  —  C    D    Hoie 

City  Superintendent  —  E    L    Porter 

Principal  High  School  —  L   M   Newcomer. 

Supv.  Music  —  Marie  Shuey 

Urbana,  Champaign  Co.,  pop.  7,739. 

Pres    Bd   Educ  —  W   J    Knight 

Sec   Bd.  Educ  —  H   D   Baber 

City  Superintendent  —  I.  N    Keyser 

Principal  High  School  —  I  N  Van  Hise 

Commercial  —  Earl  L»   Martin 

Curry     Normal     and     Industrial     Institute 

(colored)  ;  prep    and  indust  ;  co-ed.  ;  est. 

1889,  Elmer  W.  B    Curry,  Pres. 
Moore's   Business   College,    bus.   and  sten.; 

est.  1899;  J.  W.  Moore,  Prin. 
TJrbana  University;  prep  ,  co-ed.  ,  New  Jeru- 

salem   Church;    est.    1850,    Rev.    Russell 

Eaton,  Pres. 

Utlca,  ticking  Co.,  pop.  1,729. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ  —  Nick  Hall. 

Sec   Bd.  Educ^G  T    Ely 

City  Superintendent  —  C.  P.  Smith. 

Principal  High  School  —  Prof  Clmger. 

Supv   Music  —  Vida  Shanck 

Fan  Wert,  Van  Wert  Co.,  pop.  7,157. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  —  Homer  Gilliland. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J   M    Showalter 
City  Superintendent  —  D   B   Clark 


Van  TVert — continued 
Principal  H.  S  — Own  Bowland 
Supv   Music — James  Jones 
Manual  Training — Eail  H    Hall 
Domestic  Science — Mildied  Horne 

Vermilion,  Erie  Co,  pop.  1,369. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — A  E  Beeckel 
Sec  Bd  Educ — C  A  Trmter 
City  Superintendent — A.  L.  Irey 

Versailles,  Barke  Co ,  pop.   1,580. 

City  Superintendent — C    E    Doust 
Pimcipal  High   School — Earl   Combs 

Wadsworth,  Medina  Co.,  pop.  3,073. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — W    G   Bowman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  Holben 
City  Superintendent — A    W    Elliot 
Pimcipal  High  School — Elmer  Kiser 

Wapakoneta,  Auglalze  Co ,  pop.  5,349. 

Pies  Bd   Educ — Chailes  C   Berlin 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Malcolm  Baxter 
City  Superintendent — F.  E.  Reynolds 
Principal  High  School — Mary  O    Couiath 
Music  &  Drawing — Hazel  Byei 
Manual  Training— E   H    Flick 

Warren,  Trumbull  Co.,  pop.  11,081. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — W    C    Woodland 
Clerk  Bd  Educ — Ruth  Dillon 
Citv   Superintendent — H    B    Turner 
Principal  High  School — R    H    Allison 

Dana's  Musical  Institute;  co-ed.;  boarding; 
est.  1869;  William  H.  Dana,  Director. 

Warren    Business   College;    bus.    and   sten.; 

est.  1897,  Everett  S.  St.  John,  President. 
Warren  Military  Band  School,  est  1909,  D. 

B.    Gilliland,    Director. 

Warsaw,   Coshocton  Co.,  pop.  612. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — E  M  Wright 
Sec  Bd  Educ — Mr  Lonsinger 
Principal  High  School — H  B  Pigman. 

Washington  C.  H.,  Fayette  Co.,  pop.  7,377. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W   E    Ireland 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — Fred  O    Clme 
City  Superintendent — Wm    McClain. 
Principal  High  School — O   K  Probasco 
Supv.  Music — Elizabeth  Sheen 
Domestic  Science— Maude  A    Chester 
Drawing — Marie  Grove 
Commercial — Miss  Houp 

Wanseon,  Fulton  Co.,  pop.  2,650. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — E.  G    Cole 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ — J   C   Paxson 

City  Superintendent — M    L.  Altstetter 

Principal  High  School — Elwood  Holman. 

Supv    Music — F.   A    Tubbs 

Manual  Training — Charles  Snell 

Domestic  Science — Carrie  Clifton 

Waverly,  Pike  Co.,  pop.  1,803. 

City  Superintendent — Leslie  Bowsher 
Principal  High  School— Edith   Tope. 


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Waynesfield,  Anglaize  Co.,  pop.  542. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — "Wesley  Rapp 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    E    Bush 
City   Supenntendent — Leslie  Bousher 
Principal  High  School — E   D   Lusk 

Wajnesville,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  705. 

Rural  Superintendent — F    C    Gilmour 
Principal  High    School — H    F    McLaughhn 

Wellington,  Lorain  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd   Educ  — C    T   Jamieson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  Wight 
City   Superintendent — R    H     Kinnison 
Puncipal  High  School — A    B    Robinson 

Wellston,  Jackson  Co ,  pop.  6,875. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — B    F    Wills 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — Charles  King. 
City  Superintendent — S.  H.  Maharry 
Principal  High  School — C    C.  Walker. 
Supv.  Music — D   H.  Williams 

Wellsville,  Columbiana  Co.,  pop.  7,769. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Dr    D    E.   Quinn. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Fred  H    Eekfeld 
City  Superintendent — A.  D    Horton 
Principal  High  School— M.  S    Mitchell. 

West  Farmington,  Trumbull  Co.,  pop.  440. 

Western  Reserve  Seminary,  prep.,  Prof 
Collier,  Prin 

West  Jefferson,  Madison  Co.,  pop.  1,043. 

City  Superintendent — L.   C   Dick 

Principal  High  School — W    E    Stoneburner 

West  Lafayette,  Coshooton  Co.,  pop.  840. 

City  Superintendent — W   H.  Everhart. 
Puncipal  High  School — E    N   Johnson 

West  Lafayette  College;  coll  ;  co-ed.;  M 
Prot;  est.  1900;  Rev.  Aubrey  F.  He»«, 
Ph.  D.,  Prea. 

West  Liberty,  Logan  Co.,  pop.  1,288. 

City  Superintendent — Edward  A    Bell. 
Principal  High  School — S    H    Stanley 

West  Mansfield,  Logan  Co ,  pop.  913. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — H    Welshraier 
Sec    Bd   Educ — C    E    Randall 
City  Superintendent — John  T    Seaton 
Principal  High  School — Alta  Baldwin 

West  Milton,  Miami  Co..  pop.  1,207* 

City  Superintendent — William  Beachler 
Principal  High  School — L    C    Evans 

West  Salem,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  642. 

City  Supenntendent — H   D    Wile 
Principal  High  School — C.  W.  Biddle 

West  Union,  Adams  Co.,  pop.  1.080. 

City  Superintendent — Edwin  Smittle. 
Principal  High  School — J    E    Schumaker. 

West  Unity,  Williams  Co.,  pop.  080. 

City  Superintendent — F   V.  Mygrant 
Principal  High  School— C    G    Walker. 


Westerville,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,903. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — W   C  Bale 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    C    Freeman 
City  Superintendent — L    W    Warson 
Puncipal  High  School — R    D    Bennett 
Supv    Music — Esther  Jansen. 

Martin    Boehm    Academy,    prep,    dept     of 

Otterbein  University,  co-ed  ,  Rudolph  H. 

Wagoner,   A    M.,   Principal 
Otterbem     University;     comprises     College, 

Academy,    School   of  Music,    of  Art,    and 

Summer  Normal,  co-ed  ,  U   B  ,  est   1847; 

Walter   D    Clippinger,    D     D,    Pres 
Otteibein      University,       Conservatory      of 

Music,     co-ed  ,     est.    1853,     Glenn    Grant 

Grabill,   Director 

Wharton,  Wyandot  Co.,  pop.  485. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    E    E    Karr. 
Sec   Bd    Educ — A   E    Baker. 
City  Superintendent — A.  O.  Suber. 

Wilberforce,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  161. 

Payne  Theological  Seminary  of  "Wttber- 
force  University  (colored) ;  theol ;  co- 
ed ,  A.  M  E  ,  est.  1891;  Her.  George  F. 
Woodson,  Dean. 

Wilberforce  University  (colored) ;  comprises 
College,  Theological  Seminary,  and  Nor- 
mal and  Industrial  department;  co-ed  ; 
A.  M.  E  ,  est.  1856;  William  S.  Scar- 
borough, IiL  D ,  Pres. 

Willoughby,  Lake  Co.,  pop.  2,072. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    D    Shankland 
Sec   Bd    Educ — Mrs    Florence  Gillette. 
City  Superintendent — E    M    Otis 
Principal  High  School — Mrs.  Ethel  G.  Viall. 
Supv    Music — J   A   McMahon. 

Wilmington,  Clinton  Co,  pop.  4,491. 

City  Superintendent — Edward  P.  West. 
Prin    H    S— C    C    Martin. 

Wilmington  College;  coll.  and  prep, 
courses,  co-ed.,  Friends;  est.  1870,  J 
Edwin  Jay,  A.  'M ,  President 

Windbam,  Portage  Co.,  pop.  261. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — P   H   Kropp 
Sec.  Bd   Educ — S   S   Bryant 
Superintendent   of   Schools — C.   A.    Helm. 
Principal  High  School — S   W.  Smith 

Woodsfield,   Monroe   Co ,    pop.   2,502. 

City  Superintendent — R     C    Mas  ton. 
Principal  High  School — M    H.  Messner. 

St.  Sylvester's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R. 
C  ;  Sister  Superior. 

Woodstock,  Champaign  Co.,  pop.  310. 

City  Superintendent — H    C.  Cusick 
Principal  High  School — A.  E    Black. 

Woodville,  Sandusky  Co.,  pop.  807. 

Woodville  Lutheran  Normal  School;  nor.; 
co-ed.;  non-sect  ;  K.  Hemminghaus,  Prin. 


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Wooster,  Wayne  Co.,  pop    6.136. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W   H.  Wiler. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — H.  H.  Miller. 
City  Superintendent — G    C    Maurer. 
Principal  High  School — Lura  B    Kean. 
Supervisor   Music — A     F    Mavnard 
Domestic    Science — Alice  C     Smith 
Manual  Training — E    A    Hauenstem 
Commercial — Christie  Chisholm 
Stenography — Etta   B     Gross 

St  Mary's  Academy;  prep.,  co-ed.;  H  C. ; 
Sister  Superior 

University  of  Wooster,  coll,  prep,  music, 
and  art  depts  ,  co-ed  ,  Presb  ,  est  1870, 
J  Campbell  White,  I>L  D ,  Pres 

Yocum's  Wooster  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten.;  est.  1886,  O.  M.  Yocum,  Manager. 

Wyoming1,  Hamilton   Co.,  pop    1,893. 
Pres    Bd.  Bduc. — Albert  W.  Ault 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — Melville  Ritchie 
City   Superintendent — C    S    Fay. 
Prin.  High  School— Evelyn  M.  Pritchard. 
Manual   Training — William   J    Schick 
Domestic   Science — Anna  M    Platz. 
Drawing — Julia   R.    Theobald. 

Xenla,   Greene  Co ,  pop.  8,706. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Jacob  Kany 
Sec.   Bd.    Educ. — B.    Schlesinger 
fity  Superintendent — J   R   Patterson 
Principal  High  School — Miss  Jessa  Pearson 

Xenia  Theological  Seminary;  theo  ,  men, 
United  Presb  ,  est  1794,  Joseph  Kyle, 
D  D  ,  LL  D ,  Pres 

Yellow  Springs,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  1,360. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — David  Hilt 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — Towne  Carlisle. 
City  Superintendent — R    O.  Wead. 
Principal  High  School — Arnette  Hopping 

Antioch  College;  coll  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect., 
est.  1853,  S.  D.  Fess,  LL  D,  President. 


Yonngstown,  Mahoning  Co.,  pop.  79,066. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  A    Baird 
Clerk   Bd     Educ — S    R    Cieps 
City    Superintendent — N     H     Chaney 
Director  of  Schools — W   N    Ashbaugh. 
Supv     Music — Eliza   Carmichael 
Manual  Training — F   A   Isaman 
Domestic   Science — Mabel    Spicer 
Physical   Culture— Minnie   V.    Myers 
Drawing — Cora  Z     Parsons 
Penmanship — Emily   Gettins 

PUBLIC   HIGH   SCHOOLS 
Raven  High  School,  Wick  &  Rayen  Av  ,  E 

F    Miller    Principal 
South   High  School,   Market  St  ,  Walter  E 

Severance,  Principal. 

Baldwin     Kindergarten     Training     School; 

nor.  kind  ,  women,   est    1892,  Miss  Mary 

S.   Morgan,    Principal 
Browne's  Business  College;  bus    and   sten  , 

J.  C.  Browne,  Pres. 

Hall  Business  University;  bus  and  sten., 
est.  1892,  C.  C.  Short,  Manager. 

Yale  School,  prep.;  day;  co-ed  ,  Miss  Alice 
Holmes,  Prin 

Zaleski,  Vinton   Co.,  pop.   476. 

City  Superintendent — E    C    Frampton 
Principal  High  School — Lloyd  Fri 

Zanesville,    Muskingrum    Co.,   pop.    28,026. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    T    Baker 

Sec   Bd.  Educ, — C.  J   Weaver. 

City   Superintendent — W.    C    Bowers. 

Principal  High  School — F    E    Swingle 

Supv    Music — Sara  Stanley. 

Man   Tr    and  Dom    Sci — Edwina  F    Moore 

Physical  Culture — Agnes  J.  Pyle. 

Drawing — Alice  Gillesple 

Commercial — C   E.  Stookey 

Stenography — Edna  Erwlne. 

Zanesville  Commercial  School,  The;  bus. 
and  sten.;  est.  1900;  R.  L.  Meredith,  Pre* 


OKLAHOMA 

Population,  1,657,1  o5.    School  census,  536,195.    School  age,  6-21. 

Oklahoma  is  the  twenty-third  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  o.f  1,657,155  inhabitants,  of  whom  87.2  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number, 
2.4  per  cent  are  foreign  bom.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population 
ten  years  of  age  and  over  is  5.6  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  twenty-seventh  in  this 
respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 


STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

B.  H.  WILSON,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Oklahoma  City 

E.  N    COLLETTE,  Assistant  Superintendent Oklahoma  City 

HENRY  J.  MILLER,  Agricultural  Assistant Oklahoma  Oity 

A.  C.  PARSONS,  State  High  School  Inspector Oklahoma  City 

E.  A  DUKE,  Eural  School  Inspector Oklahoma  City 

STATE   BOAED    OF   EDUCATION 

B.  H.  WILSON,  Ex-officio,  Cliairman Oklahoma  City 

LESLIE  T.  HUFFMAN,  Secretary Oklahoma  City 

MEMBERS: 

JOEL  M.  SANDLIN         Duncan     F.  B.  FITE Muskogee 

BOBERT  CAMPBELL Anadarko     H.  C.  POTTERF Ardmore 

J  G  BALLS  Atoka   DAVIS  HILL Tinita 

OKLAHOMA  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

CHARLES  W.  BRILES,  President .  . .  Stillwater 

B   C   KLEPPER,  Secretary .  .     .       Shawnee 

COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 

County  Name  and  Address  County  Name  and  Address 

Adair G.  M.  Hagan,  Stilwell  Choctaw J.  T,  Heed,  Hug-o 

Alfalfa.J.  W.  Higgrinbothara,  Cherokee  Cimarron  .        •    ••    .JL;^-      •  _• ;••  -iff 

Atoka Virginia  McCleary,   Atoka  Cleveland*!  .^lit^^lS^NSrSS 

Beaver.    ..    .Granville    I    Ayers,   Balko  Coal H.  M.  Shirley,  Coal  gate 

Beckham.      .        ..DP    Lowe,  Mayfield  Comanche       

Blalne  Miss   Daisy   M.   Pratt,   Watonga  .   Mrs  Janette  S  Crosby,  Law  ton 

Bryan .         K*  K    Mclntosh,  Benning-ton  Cotton .    .    . .  J.  E3    Malone,  Ahpheatone 

Caddo   .    .    ..C.   "W    Kasure,   Gracemont  Craig Thos    "W.  Smith,  Vmita 

Canadian Mina  Jackson,  El  Reno  Creek  .  . .  .Stella  Bayless,   Sapulpa 

Carter L    M    Thurston,   Ardmore  Custer   .     George  A  Meacham,  Arapaho 

Cherokee.  John  N  Peterson,   Tahlequah  Delaware, Clark    Bell,    Sparina^v 


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County 


Name  and  Address 


Dewey Fred  Lr  Hoyt,  Taloga 

Ellis  ..         Mrs    L    M    Lee,  Gage 

Garfield James  "W  Tyler,  Enid 

Garvin       .  .  "W     Cromwell,    Paoli 

Grady.  .     M    H    Shepard,  Verden 

Grant.        .    .     Lewis  Dervage,  Medford 

Greer Kate  Terry,  Manguin 

Harmon  .   G    P    Morton,   Hollis 

Harper.  .       C    B    Whalen,  Buffalo 

Haskell  ..  .  J  J  Powell,  Stigler 
Hug-hes  .  H  S  Mathis,  Holdenville 
Jackson  .  W  T.  Clark,  Duke 

Jefferson  .  J    W,  Dyer,  Waurika 

Johnston.  TDD  Quaid,  Tishommgo 
Kay  Mrs  Hattie  G  Bush,  Ponca  City 

Kingfisher 

.  Mrs.  Sarah  Listen,  King-fisher 
Kiowa  .  .  J  B  Hendrix,  Hobart 
La  timer  . .  C  E  Fair,  Wilburton 

Le  Flore Claud  B  Norris,  Poteau 

Lincoln P.   G    Rawdon,  Chandler 

Logan       . .  .Margaret  Doolittle,  Guthne 

Love T.  D.  Felts,  Marietta 

Maj  or T   E.  McLain,  Fairview 

Marshall  J.  R.  McClendon,  Kingston 
Mayes  ....  George  O  Tippie,  Pry  or 
Murray.  ..  .  Miss  Nola  Hill,  Sulphur 
Muskogee  .  .E.  N  Collette,  Muskogee 

McCurtam L   M.  Gray,  Idabell 

McClam         .S    M    McCuistion,    Purcell 


County 


Name  and  Address 


Mclntosh  .  Chas  H  Wilson,  Eufala 

Noble  George   F    Dennis,    Perry 

Nowata  ....  WE  Slack,  Nowata 
Okfuskee  . .  J.  L  Matthews,  Okemah 
Oklahoma  .Mrs.  A  B  Love,  Oklahoma 
Okmulgee. .  J.  D  Campbell,  Okmulgee 

Osage Mrs.  T.  L  Lillard,  Pawhuska 

Ottawa  .     J    M    Rowley,  Miami 

Pawnee  .  .  .  Leo  B  Smith,  Hallett 
Payne  .  .  Grace  French,  Stillwater 
Pittsburg  ..  T.  T  Lewis,  McAlester 
Pottawatomie  H  M  Fowler,  Shawnee 

Pontotoc W    T    Melton,  Ada 

Pushmataha W.   C.   Payne,  Antlers 

Roger  Mills  ,  Reela  Woodruff,  Roll 
Rogers  ..  J  C  Dougherty,  Claremore 
Semmole. . .  .L  L  Sturgeon,  Wewoka 
Sequoyah  . .  .  J  H  Dodson,  Sallisaw 

Stephens L  A   Morton,  Duncan 

Swanson ...  .  Joseph  Beasley,  Snyder 
Texas  .  L  E  Rathbun,  Goodwell 

Tillman E    B    Nelms,  Frederick 

Tulsa H    D    Maxwell,  Tulsa 

Wagoner. .     Chas.  Comstock,  Wagoner 
Helen  L  Dunaway,  Bartlesville 

Washington 

Washita.    ...       J  M   Wallace,  Cordell 

Woods HP    Bruce,  Alva 

Wood  ward..  W.  L.  Pittman,  Woodward 


PUBLIC,   PRIVATE   AND  ENDOWED   SCHOOLS   AND    COLLEGES 


Ada,  Pontotoc  Co.,  pop.  4,349. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Lr.  T    Watters 
Sec    Bd    Educ — B    W    S'waffar 
City    Superintendent — T    W    Robison 
Principal  High  School— W.  A.  Henderson 

East  Central  State  Normal  School;  nor.; 
state,  co-ed.,  non-sect ,  est.  1911; 
J  M  Gordon,  President 

Alton,  Ottawa  Co.,  pop.  1,071. 

Pres    Bd    Educ —Morgan  Cox 
Sec   Bd.  Educ — W   C    Scott 
City  Superintendent — J   O    Crook 
Principal  High  School — B   C   Arnold 

Allen,  Pontotoc  Co.,  pop.  1,000, 

City  Superintendent — B    W.  Hampton. 

Altua,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  4,821. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — N   R,  Stroud 

Sec    Bd   Educ— A.  S.  J.  Shaw. 

City  Superintendent — William  H.  Decker. 

Principal  High  School — A   J   McClelland. 

Alva,  Woods  Co.,  pop.  »,800. 

Pres    Bd   Educ— J    A.  Renfrew. 
Sec.  Bd   Educ — G.  M.  Lisk 
City  Superintendent — Guy  M    Lisk. 
Principal  High  School— Arthur  Brogue 


Alva — Continued 

Northwestern  State  Normal  School;  normal; 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1897,  J  W.  Graves, 
President. 

Anadarko,  Caddo  Co.,  pop.  3,430. 

City  Superintendent — W.  H.  Bishop. 
Principal  High  School — F.  A    Bayleat 

Antlers,  Pnsnmataha  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Pres   Bd   Educ— E   Payne 

Sec  Bd  Educ — J  D  Walker. 

City  Superintendent — E.  L,   Rodman 

Ardmore,  Carter  Co.,  pop.  8,618. 
Pres.  Bd   Educ— R.  A.  Hefner. 
Sec   Bd.  Educ.— C.  H.  Bruce. 
City  Superintendent — C.  W.  Richards. 

Supervisor  Music — Ella  J    Peterson 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Elinor  McPheeters. 
Physical  Culture— Miss  Eugenie  Nivouche. 
Drawing — Miss  Ozella  Pugh. 
Penmanship — Amanda    Corhn 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y — Ollie  Depew 

Bloomfield  Academy  for  Indian  Girls,  Miss 
Allen,  Principal. 

st- A«nes  Colle*c:  prep.;  co-ed,;  Bitter  Marj 
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Atoka,  Atoka  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

City  Superintendent — J.  P.  Battenberg. 
Principal  High  School — Lulu  Johnson 

Murrow  Indians'  Orphan  Home,  mission 
school  for  Indians;  J.  S  Murrow,  D.  D, 
Pres. 


Bacone,  Muskogee  Co,  pop. . 

Bacone  College,  prep  for  Indians,  board- 
ing, co-ed  ,  Bapt  ,  est  1S80;  Rev  J 
Harvey  Randall,  M  A ,  President. 

Bartlesville,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  6,181. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — H     H.    McClintock. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    E    Thurman 
City  Superintendent — F.  W.  Wenner. 
Principal  High  School — S    A   Zook 
Supv    Music — Jane  E    Lewis 
Domestic   Science — Jessie   Hollenbaugh 
Drawing — Maty  Robson 
Manual  Training — E   W    Sexton 

Foster  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  ;  est. 
1910;  C.  D.  Foster,  Prin. 


Beggrs,  Okmulgree  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City^  Superintendent — E.  E    Norvell. 

Blackwell,  Kay  Co.,  pop.  2,644. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — V,  A.  Wood. 

Sec   Bd   Educ — R   B   Butler 

City  Superintendent — Andrew  J.  Lovett. 

Principal  High  School — F    L    Bacon 


Blair,  Jackson  Co ,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres  Bd   Educ — W   H   Clarkson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E   M   Lewis 
City  Superintendent — A   M   Whorton 
Principal  High  School — E   M.  Early. 

Blanchard,  McCIaln  Co ,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — A   J    Hicks. 


Boswell,  Choctaw  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City  Superintendent — M   P  Hammond 

Britton,  Oklahoma  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Eli  Brown, 
Sec   Bd   Educ — George  E   Crawford 
City  Superintendent — I    L    Harris 
Principal  High  School — T   W   Robinson 
Slipv.  Music — Mrs   W   Jones 

Brlstow,  Creek  Co.,  pop.  1,134. 

City  Superintendent — J   F  Sharp 

Broken  Arrow,  Tulsa  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

City  Superintendent — E    B.  Hinshaw 
Principal  High  School — V.  A   Schlefelbusch. 

Haskell  State  School  of  Agriculture,  sec- 
ondary agric  courses;  co-ed.;  est.  1908; 
Elihu  B.  Hinshaw,  A.  M,  President. 


Broken  Bow,  McCurtain  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Cits   Superintendent — E    C    Giubbs 

Caddo,  Brown  Co.,  pop.  1,280. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    A   Moore 

Sec    Bd    Educ — R    L    Pace 

City    Superintendent — George    C.    Rone 

Puncipal  High   School — Bonnie  Blackwell 

Capitol  Hill,  Oklahoma  Co.,  pop.  1,361. 

St    Mary's  Academy;   prep  ;   co-ed  ;   R    C  . 
Sister  Superior. 

Chandler,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  2.234. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — E    C   Love 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  F    Snyder 
City  Superintendent — C    E.  Tope 
Principal  High  School — Etta  DeLay. 
Commercial — Lillian    Rockafellow. 

Checotah,  Mclntosh  Co.,  pop.  1,524. 

City  Superintendent — W   B.  Wellemeyer. 
Principal  High  School — R   L    Davis 

Chelsea,  Rogers  Co.,  pop.  1,249. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    H    Johnson 

Sec    Bd    Educ — John  R    Mclntosh 

City  Supt  and  Prin   H   S  — M   A.  Courtright. 


Chelsea    Academy;     prep  ;     co-ed  , 
Presb.;  Thomas  L   Bates,  Prin 


Cumb. 


Cherokee,  Alfalfa  Co.,  pop.  2,016. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Sherman   Hill. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  — Dr.  D    C.  Brandt 
City  Superintendent — Clay  Fiske. 
Principal  High  School — M    H   McKean. 
Supv    Music — Mrs     Charles   Johnson. 

Chickagha,  Grady  Co.,  pop.  10,320. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — J   G.  Mays. 

Sec   Bd   Educ.— William  Stacey. 

City  Superintendent — William  F.  Ramey. 

Principal  High  School — Paul  R   Morrow. 

Manual  Training — B   G   Howard. 

Domestic  Science — Cecil  Kirkpatrick. 

Commercial — Ethel  Featherstone 

Oklahoma  College  for  Women,  state;  girls, 
G    W    Austin,  President 

Claremore,  Rogers  Co.,  pop.  2,866. 

City   Superintendent — Mrs    Mary   A     Davis 

Eastern     University     Preparatory     School, 

state,  S   M  Barrett,  President 

Cleveland,  Pawnee  Co.,  pop.  1,310. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — W   O   Childs 

Sec   Bd   Bduc  — Dan  McClure 

City  Superintendent — Harold  J    Janson. 

Principal  High  School — Mildred  Bush 

Supv.  Music— Verna  Neville. 

Clinton,  Cnster  Co.,  pop.  2,800. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — J.  D   Chalfant 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — E  B.  Teager 
City  Superintendent — C   E.  Grady 
Principal  High  School— Anna  Castleberry 
Manual  Training— Erna  Snyder. 


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Coalgate,  Coal  Co.,  pop.  7,000. 

City  Superintendent — A   P   Lever. 

Collinsville,  Rogers  Co.,  pop.  1,075. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — P   A   McCormick 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    B    Bateman 
City  Superintendent — LeRoy  H   Petit 
Principal  High  School — Oscar  B   Heels 

Comanche,  Stephens  Co.,  pop.  1,410. 

City  Superintendent — J.  A.  Games. 

Cordell,  Washita  Co ,  pop.  2,040. 

City  Superintendent — Charles  Baldwin 
Principal  High  School — Maigarett  William- 
son 

Coweta,  Wagoner  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Cit>   Superintendent — A    E    Hoage 

Crescent,  logon  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ  — C   A    Sanderson. 

Sec   Bd   Educ — Frank  Scott 

City  Superintendent — 3    C   Harkins 

dishing,  Payne  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    L    Jamieson 

Sec    Bd    Educ — John  Poster 

City  Superintendent — C   H   Pariick 

Davis,  Murray  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — S  H.  Davis 
Sec  Bd  Educ— D  F.  Ellis. 
Principal  High  School — R  E  "West 

Dewey,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

Pres.  Bd  Educ — John  Shertzer 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Ira  McCrary 
City  Superintendent — T    H    Bobmson 
Principal  High  School — A  Boss  Orr 
Manual  Training — A    B    Germany 
Domestic  Science — Jeane  De  Hort 
Drawing — Ella  Joel 

Dover,  Kingfisher  Co.,  pop.  377. 

Cimarron  College;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect. 
Jas.  A.  Hilllard,  Pres. 

Duncan,  Stephens  Co.,  pop.  2,477. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — J    R    Prentice 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    P   Fowler. 
City  Superintendent— N.  HI1L 
Principal  High  School — A   A   Neissler 

Durant,  Bryan  Co ,  pop.  5,330. 

City  Superintendent — O    E    Parns 
Principal  High  School — I.  S   Hinshaw 

Oklahoma  Presbyterian  College  for  Girls, 
coll.  and  prep.,  women,  hoarding, 
Presby  ;  est  1911,  William  B.  Morrison, 
A.  B ,  President. 

Southeastern  State  Normal  School,  nor., 
state,  co-ed  ,  T  D  Brooks,  President 

Edmond,  Oklahoma  Co.,  pop.  2,090. 

City  Superintendent — Prof  McAninch 


Edmond — continued 

Central  State  Normal  School,  normal;  state, 
co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1891,  Grant  B 
Grumbine,  President 

Eldorado,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  2,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    M    Thorp 
Sec  Bd   Educ  — W   G  Cousins 
City  Superintendent — H    A    Bruens 
Principal  High  School — A    R    Miller 

Elk  City,  Beckham  Co.,  pop    4,500. 

City  Superintendent — Arthur  L    Richards 
Principal  High  School — Julia  Luker 

£1  Reno,  Canadian  Co.,  pop.  7,872. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — G    F   Pennght 
Sec   Bd    Educ — L  N   Shepard 
City  Superintendent — C   M  Lieb 
Principal  High  School — M    E    Gaskell 
Supv.   Music — Ethel   Rhoads 
Manual    Training — O     T     Orrick. 
Domestic  Science — Lena  Avenarius 
Draw    &   Pen'ship — Matilda  Breuer. 
Commercial — Elva  R    Curtiss. 

Enid,  Garfield  Co.,  pop.  13,799. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  Randels 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Earl    Ratcliffe. 
City   Superintendent — Edwin   D    Price 
Principal  High  School — Dfe  Witt  Waller 
Supervisor    Music — (Margaret    H     Harlow 
Manual   Training — Volney  Hamilton 
Domestic  Science — Jessie  E.  Nieman 
Physical    Culture — Elizabeth    Rumsey 
Drawing — May  Van  diver 
Commercial — C    P   Canavan. 

Phillips  University,  comprises  College,  High 
School,  Bible,  Business,  Fine  Arts  depts  ; 
Christian,  co-ed  ,  est  1906,  Rev  I  N 
McCa&h,  President 

Erick,  Beckham  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — E    M    Decker 

Eufaula,  Mclntosh  Co.,  pop.  704. 

City  Superintendent — H    C    King 

Fairfax,  Osage  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Superintendent — B.  E    Richardson. 

Falrland,  Ottawa  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Frank  Audrain 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    L    Warren 
Principal  High  School — A    McDonald 

Fairview,  Major  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    N    Godfrey 

City    Superintendent — W    C     Mongold 

Principal  High   School — E    E    Cowan 

Fort  Gibson,  Muskogee  Co.,  pop.  1,344. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    W    Everett 
Sec    Bd    Educ — M    J    Willey 
City  Superintendent — B    F    Watson 
Principal  High  School — Bascom  Anthony 

Oklahoma  State  School  for  the  Blind;  O. 
W.  Stewart,  Supt, 


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Fort  Towson,  Choctaw  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Supeimtendrnt — J    C    Parsons 

Francis,  Fontoloc  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — O    G    Rose 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    (*    Rushing 
City  Superintendent — J    B    Selb 
Principal  High  School — W    L    French 

Frederick,  Tillman  Co.,  pop.  3,027. 

Pies    Bd    Bduc — Geoige  M    Buikhaidt 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — F    A   Gi  oss 
City  Superintendent — F    A    Gross 
Principal  High  School — 3    O    Shaw 
Supv    Music — Laura  Pumphrey 
Domestic  Science — Velma  Eccles 
Commercial — H    C    Stovall 

Gage,  Ellis  Co.,  pop.  925. 

Pres   Bd    Bduc — J    A    Holt 

Sec    Bd    Educ — R    M    Soweis 

City  Superintendent — W   T.  Henderson. 

Principal  High  School — E    E    Cowan 

Garvin,  McCurtain  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — B    L    Denison 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    L    Nettles 
City  Superintendent — C.  W.  Brown 

Geary,  Blalne  Co.,  pop.  1,565 

City  Supei  intendent — A    C    Farley 
Piincipal  High  School — L    R    Smith 

Goodwell,  Texas  Co.,  pop.  300. 

Pan-Handle  Agricultural  Institute;  secon- 
dary agri.  courses,  man  tr,  dom.  science, 
co-ed  ,  state,  est  1909,  Sanders  W 
Black,  President. 

Granite,  Greer  Co ,  pop.  1,229. 

Pies   Bd   Bduc — George  W   Briggs 
Sec    Bd    Educ— I    N   Wellman 
City  Superintendent — C    E    Gradv 
Principal  High  School — R    E    Dooley 
Supv    Music — Clara  Duncan 
Supv   Primary — Alferetta  Rickel 

Grove,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — H    L.    Haun 

Guthrie,  Logan  Co.,  pop.  11,654. 

Pres   Bd   Bduc, — E   G    Sharp 
Sec    Bd.  Educ. — Marley  Smith. 
City   Supei  intendent — Thomas  Scott 
Piincipal  High  School — O   B   Beaton 
Supv.  Music — Mrs    E    Robertson. 
Manual  Training — G   I    Hannah. 
Domestic  Science — Grace  Fernandes 
Commercial — Lida  Gaffney 
Drawing — Florence  Adler. 

Capital  City  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten  ;  est  1898,  L.  E  Jarrell,  President. 

Methodist  University  of  Oklahoma;  coll. 
and  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est  1911;  Ed- 
ward Hislop,  D  D ,  President. 

Boss  Conservatory  of  Music,  music;  co-ed.; 
est.  1902;  F  M.  Rose,  B.  M.,  Director. 

St,  Joseph's  Academy;  girls'  hoarding;  R. 
C.;  Mother  Mary  Placida,  Superior. 


Guymon,  Texas  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

fit}    Mipeiun  tendon t — E    R.  Lancaster 


Haileyvffle,  Pittsbnrg  Co.,  pop.  1,452. 

Cifrv  Supei  intendent — L    1'    Evans 


Hammon,  Roger  Mills  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 
City  Superintendent — W    L  Carper. 

Red  Moon  Boarding  School,  gov't  school  for 
Indians,  co-ed  ;  W.  H   Blish,  Supt. 

Harrah,  Oklahoma  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Supeuntendent — J   B   Hodges 

Hartshorne,  Pittshnrg  Co.,  pop.  2,435. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — Sam  L    Morley 

Sec    Bd    Educ— W    J    Hulsey 

("it\   Superintendent — T    J   Weatherall 

Principal  High  School — Paul  N    Campbell 

Hastings,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  560. 

Superintendent  of  Schools — O   E    Murphy 

Heaven  er,  ILeFlore  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — James  Murdoch 
Sec    Bd    Educ — O   J   M    Brewer 
City  Superintendent — T   "W    Lanham 
Principal  High  School — Lillian  Stafford 

Helena,  Alfalfa  Co.,  pop.  400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    S    Bard 
Sec    Bd    Educ — P    H    Morris 
Principal   High   School — Mrs     A     N.    South- 
wick. 

Henrietta,  Okmulgee  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    S   Diamond 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  T    Hefley 
City  Superintendent — John  T   Hefley 
Principal  High  School — Clifton  G   Busby 

Hennessey,  Kingfisher  Co.,  pop.  1,573. 

City  Superintendent — William  LaMay. 


Hobart,  Klowa  Co.,  pop.  3,845. 

Sec   Bd   Educ — Mi    Harter 

City  Superintendent — Prof    Bartlett 

Principal  High  School — H    P    Flaugher. 

Holdenville,  Hughes  Co.,  pop.  1,858. 

Pres  Bd   Educ — M.  M   Smith 

Sec   Bd    Educ — J   I    Givens 

City  Superintendent — Hugh  Nichols. 

Principal  High  School — A    M    Cockrell. 

Hollis,  Harmon  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

City  Superintendent — E.  M.  Castleberry. 

Hominy,  Osage  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    C   Groves 
Sec    Bd    Educ — B   L    Westbrook 
City  Superintendent — L.  E.  Bogan. 
Principal  High  School — Katharine  Weaver 


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Howe,  La  Flore  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Cttj   Superintendent — Edwairl  McCan-rl 

Hugo,  Choctaw  Co.,  pop.  8,000. 

City  Superintendent — Henry  G  Bennett, 

Idabell,  McCurtain  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — A  W  Moseley 
Sec  Bd  Educ — J  B  Isbell,  Jr 
City  Supt  and  Prin  H  S  — L  E  Quinn 

Kiefer,  Creek  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — S    E    Bailey 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    L    Hill 
City  Supei  mtendent — J.  G   Mote. 
Principal  High  School — H  J   Holt 
Supv    Music — Otela  Knox 
Domestic  Science — Nellie  Chadwick 

Kingfisher,  Kingfisher  Co.,  pop.  2,588. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    H   Moore 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    S    MeCabe 
Citv  Superintendent — J    E    Aiendell 
Principal  High  School — Laura  Gehnng 

Kingfisher  College,   coll.  and  prep,   co-ed.; 

Cons  ,  est    189f>     Rev    George  B   Hatfleld, 
S    T    M ,   President 

Kingston,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — J    S   Vaughan. 

Klowa,  Pittsburg  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    W    West 

Sec    Bd   Educ — A    F.  Cothran 

City  Superintendent — B    M     Gramblmg 

Principal  High  School — Bessie  Johnson 

Konawa,  Seminole  Co.,  pop.  950. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — A    L   Gordon. 
Sec  Bd   Educ — J  P   Ford 
City  Superintendent — T.  B.  Liner. 
Principal  High  School — J    C    Moore 

Kreos,  Pittsbnrg:  Co.,  pop.  1,508. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — William  T    Williams 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    K    Pemberton 
City  Superintendent — T.  A.  Craighead. 
Principal  High  School — Clara  Melton. 

Langston,  Logan  Co.,  pop.  274. 

Colored  Agricultural  and  Normal  University; 
normal,  state,  co-ed  ,  J  B  McCutcheon 
Pres 

Holy  Family  College  (colored) ;  prep  ;  co- 
ed.; R.  C  ;  est.  1892;  Rev.  W.  H.  Martin. 
Ph.  D,  Director. 

Lawton,  Comanche  Co.,  pop.  7,788. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — E    B   Dunlap 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E.  P    McMahon 
Oity  Superintendent — Hugh  A    Carroll 
Principal  High  School — II   A   Carrall 

Cameron  State  School  of  Agriculture,  sec- 
ondary agric  courses,  co-ed.;  est.  1908, 
E.  M  Frost,  President. 

Lawton  Business  College;  hus.  and  sten.. 
est.  1902;  W  F  Blanchet,  Ph.  D.,  Prin. 


Lehigh,  Coal  Co  ,  pop.  2,188. 

City  Supeuntondcnt — J    R    Hendux 

Lexington,  Cleveland  Co.,  pop.  925. 

Pus    Bd    Educ — Frank  Claunch 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    B    Collins 

City  Supenntendent — R    W    Banner 

Lindsay,  Garvin  Co ,  pop.  1,156. 

City  Superintendent — Peter  W.  Swartz 

McAlester,  Pittsburg  Co.,  pop.  12,954. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — W    E    Beaty. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    R    Caldwell. 

City   Superintendent — W    G    Masterson 
Principal  High  School — R    L,    McPheron 
Supv    Mus    and  Draw — Anna  M   Deal. 
Manual  Training — L    Nzuman 
Domestic  Science — Miss  G    Talbot 
Drawing — Miss  A  M  Deal 
Pen'ship  and  Com'l — W.  C.  Hershey. 

Madill,  Marshall  Co ,  pop.  2,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    E    Reid 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Frederick  J   Carter 
City  Superintendent — T    T.  Montgomery. 
Principal  High  School — J   F   Hatcher 

Mangnm,  Greer  Co,,  pop.  3,667. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Arthur  Cooke. 
See    Bd    Educ  — S    A    Broome. 
City  Superintendent — R.  M    Caldwell 
Principal   High   School — J.   G    Ward. 
Domestic    Science — Alice    McLane 

Western  Baptist  College,  prep  and  coll  , 
est  1903,  Bapt  ,  H  P  Crego,  A  B, 
Dean 

Marietta,  Love  Co.,  pop.  1,391. 

City  Superintendent — J    G    Chapman 

Marlow,  Stephens  Co.,  pop.  1,965. 

Pres    Bd   Educ  — J    T    Thompson 
Sec    Bd   Educ — J.  A   Hodnett 
City  Superintendent — H   B    Davis 
Principal  High  School — J   C    Hollmgsworth 
Supv   Music — Mabel  Fa,lk 

Marshall,  Garfleld  Co.,  pop.  900. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — J    W   Biby 
Sec    Bd   Educ  — N    F    demons 
City  Superintendent — C   M    Allen 
Principal  High  School — M    F    Corkill. 

Medford,  Grant  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 
City  Superintendent — J.  O.  Allen. 

Miami,  Ottawa  Co ,  pop.  1,893. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — L  D  Emsel 
Sec  Bd  Educ — F  E  Lohman 
City  Superintendent— M.  R.  Floyd. 

Minco,  Grady  Co.,  pop.  725. 

City  Superintendent — J   W   Morgan 

E.  Meta  Bond  College;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  Miss  Meta  Chestnutt,  Prin. 

Muskogee,  Mnskogee  Co.,  pop.  25,278. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — B   A    Randle 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W   H    Davis 

City  Superintendent— Edwin  S.  Monroe. 


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Muskogee — continued 

Principal   High  School — L    E    Weathenvax 
SupV     Music — Ellen   L    Russell 
Drawing — Etta  Harlan 
Physical  Culture — Jessie  Pamp 
Manual  Training — R    W    French 
Domestic  Science — Nora  A   Talbot 
Penmanship — Myrtle  Ward 

Catholic  Academy,  Bro    J    T.  Morris,  Prea 
Draughon's  Practical  Business  College,  bus 

and  sten  ,  J    F.  Draughon,  Pres 
Nazareth  Institute,   girls'   boarding;   R.   C.; 

Mother  Justine,   Superior. 
Oklahoma  Woman's  College,  coll   and  prep  ; 

co-ed  ,    M     E     So  .    est     1912,    Rev    A     C 

Millar,  A   M  ,  D   D  f  President. 

New  Kirk,  Kay  Co .  pop.  1.778. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    D    Cottrell. 
Sec   Bd   Educ — E   E    Ward 
City  Superintendent — E.  B.  Wood 
Principal  High  School — A   J  Walter 
SupV    Music — Miss  Swarts 

Norman,  Cleveland  Co.,  pop.  8,040. 

Prea   Bd    Educ  — A   B  Foster 
Sec   Bd    Educ  — Charles  Stanley 
City  Superintendent — N    H    Edwards 
Puncipal  High  School — Prof   Meyers 
Supv    Music — Miss  Alexander 
Man    Tr    and  Draw  — W    T    Scott 
Domestic    Science — Mabel    Davison 

University  of  Oklahoma;  comprises  Gradu- 
ate School,  College  of  Arts  and  Sciences 
(including  School  of  Teaching);  School 
of  Fine  Arts,  of  Law,  of  Medicine;  of 
Pharmacy,  of  Engineering,  state  univ  ; 
co-ed  ,  est  1892,  Stratton  Duluth  Brooks, 
LL.  D  ,  President 

University  of  Oklahoma,  School  of  Fine 
Arts,  courses  in  music,  drawing,  paint- 
ing, Frederik  Holmberg,  B  M,  Dean 

University  of  Oklahoma,  College  of  Engi- 
neering; courses  in  chemical,  civil,  elec- 
trical, and  mechanical  engineering,  and 
mining  geology,  James  H.  Felgar,  M.  E , 
Dean 

University  of  Oklahoma,  School  of  Phar- 
macy, phar.;  co-ed.;  est.  1894;  Charles 
H  Stocking,  Dean. 

University   of   Oklahoma,    School   of   Medi- 
cine; reg  ,   co-ed  ;   est.   1903;    (Freshman 
and   Sophomoie  years),   LeRoy  Long,   M 
D,  Dean 
fi 

Nowata,  Nowata  Co ,  pop.  8,672. 

City  Superintendent — E    B    Gardner 
Principal  High  School — T  J.  Weatherall. 

Okemah,  Okfnskee  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Superintendent — 3   F.  Harris 

Oklahoma,  Oklahoma  Co.,  pop.  64,205. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E.  T    Lane 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    M    Fairey. 

City   Superintendent — J    A    Whiteford 

Piincipal  High  School — J   F   Wellemeyer 


Oklahoma — continued 
SupV    Music — Julia    Cuddenbach 
Manual   Training — C     H    Rusch. 
Domestic  Science — Lena  Osborne 
Phy   Cult    (Boss) — J    C    Thompson 
Phy   Cult    (Girls) — Martha  Batty 
Drawing — Florence  Gregory 
Penmanship — A    J     Creamer 
Commercial — G    P    Roberts 
Kindergarten — Edna  Lindsay 

Ardery  College  for  Young  Women;  girls' 
boarding,  non-sect  ,  est  1900;  Mrs  Flora 
D  Ardery,  A  M ,  President. 

Draughon' s  Practical  Business  College;  bus. 
and  sten  ;  est  1900,  T  M  Flanary,  Man- 
ager, Grand  and  Harvey  Streets. 

Hill's  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten,  J 
M  Hill,  Pres  * 

Oklahoma  College  for  Young  Ladies;  girls' 
boarding,  non-sect  ,  est.  1907,  George  C 
Jones,  LL  D ,  President. 

Oklahoma  Wesleyan  College;  coll.;  co-ed., 
M.  E..  Rev.  W.  H  Shelton,  D  D.,  Prea. 

University  of  Oklahoma,  School  of  Medi- 
cine, co-ed  ,  est  1903,  LeRoy  Long,  M 
D  ,  Dean. 

Okmulgree,  Okmnlgree  Co.,  pop.  4,176. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    Swam 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Frank  Villiers 

City   Superintendent — Nelson   O.   Hopklna. 

Principal  High  School — R    R    Short 

Olustee,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

City  Superintendent — A   P.  Nelson. 

Paula  Valley,  Garvin  Co.,  pop.  2,689. 

City  Supeimtendent — John  T    Butcher 
Principal  High  School — Clara  Merkle 

State  Training  School  for  Boys;  state;  E. 
B.  Nelson,  Supt. 

Pawhuska,  Osage  Co.,  pop.  2,408. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — T    J    Leahy. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — A.  C    Seeley 

City  Superintendent — William  M    Sinclair 

Principal  High  School — A    B    Imel 

Pawnee,  Pawnee  Co.,  pop.  2,161. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    V    Orton. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J.  S    Peter. 

City  Superintendent — J    M.  Stimson 

Principal  High  School — S.  J   Stratton. 

Music  and  Drawing — Mrs    E    R   McNeill 

Domestic  Science — Maude  Andrews 

Commercial — P    A.  Butts 


Perkins,  Payne  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — C  W  Kenworthy 
Sec.  Bd  Educ. — Mrs.  Addie  Wilson 
Principal  High  School — Frederick  Walker 

Perry,  Xoble  Co.,  pop.  2,881. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  Kasl 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — George  Newton 
City  Superintendent — R    R    Robinson 
Principal  High  School — J.  W.  Barton. 


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Ponca,  Kay  Co.,  pop.  2,529. 

Pres    Bd    Edue. — George  H.  Brftt. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R.  L    Hutchinson. 
City   Superintendent — T    N     Hamilton 
Principal  High  School — R   E   Tope 
Supv    Mus    &  Phy    Cult — Mrs    Prances  B 
Catron. 

Fondcreek,  Grant  Co,,  pop   1,155. 

City  Superintendent — J    E    Arendell 

Potean,  Le  Flore  Co.,  pop.  1,728. 

City  Superintendent — C    P    Hicks 

Prague,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — W  B  Davis 
See  Bd  Educ — J  D  Grimes 
City  Superintendent — G  W  Dunlavy 

Pryor,«Miays  Co.,  pop.  2,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    C    Taylor 
Sec   Bd    Educ — C    B    Markhaxn 
City  Superintendent — John  G.  Mitchell. 
Principal  High  School — Prof  Seat, 

Purcell,  McCIain  Co,  pop   2,553. 

City   Superintendent — F    31    Kimes 

Ramona,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    C    Hite 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    J    Temple 

City   Superintendent — Edith  Woodburn 

Principal  High  School — J    I    Cormany 

Ralston,  Pawnee  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

City  Superintendent — A   C   Brodell 

Roff,  Pontotoc  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — E   F  Kelly 
Sec    Bd   Educ — S   A.  Williams 
City  Superintendent — Clay  DeFord. 
Principal  High  School — M    R   Brents 

Rush  Springs,  Grady  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — G    M    Wood, 

Ryan,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  1,115. 

Superintendent  of  Schools — A    E   Clark 

Salina,  Mayes  Co. 

Salina  Business  College ,  bus  ;  sten  ,  W    R 
Gregg,   Manager 

Sallisaw,  Sequoyah  Co.,  pop.  1,608. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — J   A    Morrow 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    D    Mayo 
City  Superintendent — C    H    Merlin 
Principal  High  School — W   A    Weiser. 

Sapulpa,  Creek  Co.,  pop.  8,283. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    E    Cowman 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  W    Young 
City  Superintendent — Albert  C.  Cohagan. 
Principal  High  School — C    H   Woodruff 
Supv    Music— Mrs    Mary  E.  Wharton 
Domestic  Science — Irene  Danckel 
Manual  Training — C   J   McCarthy. 
Pen  and  Drawing — Margaret  Ebert 

Sayre,  Beckbam  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — P.  J    Devaney 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J.  N    Krocker 
City  Superintendent — W   T   Fisher. 
Principal  High  School— Mary  McMurtey 


Shawnee,  Pottawatomie  Co  ,  pop.  12,474. 

Pres    Bd    Erluc  — G    S    Baxter 
Sec    Bd    Educ— W    1V1    Gallahei 
CitV  Supenntendent — H    G    Faust 
Principal  High  School — B    L    Pilcher 
Supv    Music — Zetah  Reed 
Manual  Training — Mr    Liddell 
Domestic  Science — Verena  Klaus er. 
Commercial — Mr    Barrow 
Stenography — Miss  Hazel  Reed. 

Oklahoma  Baptist  University,  coll.  and 
prep  ;  Bapt,,  eat.  1912;  J.  M.  Carroll, 
D  L>,  Pres. 

Shattuck,  Ellis  Co.,  pop.  1,230. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    L    Moore 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    W    Foster 
City  Superintendent — R    L    Clifton 
Principal  High  School — L    S    Cott 

Skiatook,  Tulsa  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — A   G   Bowles 

Snyder,  Kiowa  Co.,  pop   1,123 

City  Superintendent — E.  H.  Homberger. 

Spiro,  TA  Flore  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

City  Superintendent — A.  B.  Riling 

Stigler,  Haskell  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    H    Leflore 
Sec   Bd   Educ— M   M    Hayes 
City  Superintendent — M   L.  Cotton. 
Principal  High  School — George  C   Wells 

Stillwater,  Payne  Co,  pop.  2,577. 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — D    E    Jones 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    E.   Donart 
City  Superintendent — G  W   Dunlavy 
Principal  High  School — R    J    Wolfe 
Music    &   Drawing— Bess    B     Bradley. 
Domestic    Science — May   Stanley 

Oklahoma  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  Col- 
lege, comprises  Division  of  Agriculture, 
Engineering,  Domestic  Science  and  'Arts, 
Science  and  Literature,  Teachers  Nor- 
mal, Business,  co-ed  ,  state,  est.  1891; 
James  William  Cantwell,  M  S,  Pres 

Oklahoma  A  and  M.  College,  Agricultural 
Division,  William  Levi  Carlisle,  B  S 
A,  Dean 

Oklahoma  A  and  M  College,  Engineer- 
ing Division,  courses  in  mechanical,  elec- 
trical, civil,  and  architectural  engineer- 
ing, Alfred  Boyd,  M  M  E,  Dean 

Oklahoma  A.  and  M  College,  School  of 
Home  Economics,  Ruth  Michaels,  Dean 

Oklahoma  A.  and  M  College,  Teachers 
Normal  Division,  John  H.  Bowers,  Ph. 
D ,  Dean 

Oklahoma  A  and  M  College,  School  of 
Veterinary  Medicine,  Lowery  Lamon 
Lewis,  Dean 

Stilwell,  Adair  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— L   K   Whitaker 
Sec   Bd   Educ— J   L    Morton 
City  Superintendent — J    M    Guilliams 
Principal  High  School — Lula  B   Jones 


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Stonewall,  Pontotoc  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — T    F   Pierce  j 

Stroud,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

City  Superintendent — H    O    Shuff 

Sulphur,  Murray  Co ,  pop.  3,684. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    G    White 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — R   M    Estes 

City    Superintendent — R    E     Downing 

State  School  for  the  Deaf,  state  Institu- 
tion, Frank:  Read,  Superintendent 

Tahlequah,  Cherokee  Co.,  pop.  1,916 

Pres.   Bd    Educ. — W    C    Habt. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — J   "W    Duncan. 
City  Superintendent — W   T.  Scott. 
Manual  Training — Carroll  Johnson. 

Cherokee  Female  Seminary,  girls*  boarding, 
non-sect.,  Miss  Eleanor  Allen,  Pres. 

Cherokee  Male  Seminary;  boys*  prep.;  non- 
sect.,  J  N.  Clarke,  Pres 

Cherokee  Baptist  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Bapt  ;  est.  18S5,  Rev.  Walter  J.  Pack, 
Ph  B.,  Pres. 

Northeastern  State  Normal  School;  state; 
co-ed  ,  G  W  Gable  President 

Presbyterian  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed.,  C.  A. 
Peterson,  Pres. 

Tecumseh,  Pottawatomie  Co.,  pop.  1,621. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    L    Rosebush 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    F   Floyd 

City  Superintendent — Mrs    Lola  C    Durham 

Principal  High  School — Miss  Creswell 

Temple,  Cotton  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — T    W    Enochs 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H   A    Crawford 
City  Superintendent — A    H    Burns 
Principal  High  School — J   R   Duncan 

Thomas,  Ouster  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

City  Superintendent— K.  W.  Harris. 

Xlshomingo,  Johnston  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd.    Educ  — D    W.  Baldredge. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    C    Roan 
City  Superintendent — J.  H.  Johnston. 
Principal  High  School — W    C   Jordan 

Murray  State  School  of  Agriculture,  sec- 
ondary agric  courses,  co-ed  ;  est  1908; 
Richard  M  McCool,  Pres 

Tonkawa,  Kay  Co.,  pop.  1,838. 

City  Superintendent — John  Scrugham, 

University  Preparatory  School  of  Oklaho- 
ma; prep  ,  state;  co-ed  ;  non-sect.;  est. 
1902,  Lynn  Glover,  Pres. 

Tulsa,  Tulsa  Co.,  pop.  18,182. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    O    McClure 

Sec    Bd.  Educ— R.  S    Fellows. 

City  Superintendent — E    E    Oberholtzer 

Principal  High  School — E    C    Unverferth 


ulsa — continued 

Supervisor  Music — Harriet  Vannata 
Drawing — Edna  Remington 
Penmanship — Zelma  Glen 
Playgrounds — J    W    Robb. 

Henry    Kendall    College;    coll.    and    prep  ; 

Presb  ,   co-ed  ,    est    1895,    Charles  Evans, 

LL    D  ,   President 
Tulsa  Business  College,  bus    and  sten.;  est 

1902,  S    Maxwell  Smith,  A.  B.,  President, 

17   E     Second   Street. 

Valliant,  McCurtain  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

City  Superintendent — R   A    Chestnut 

Vian,  Sequoyah  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — R    F    Allen 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    F    Howard 
City  Superintendent — W   W   Mills 

Vinita,  Craig  Co.,  pop.  3,157. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — R    E    Thompson 
Sec   Bd    Educ  — W    G   Masterson. 
City  Superintendent — C    N    Peak 
Principal  High  School — R   R    Cromwell 

Sacred   Heart   Academy,   prep  ;    co-ed.;   R. 
C  ,  Sister  Superior. 

Wagoner,  Wagoner  Co.,  pop.  2,950. 

Pres     Bd    Educ— T.    C    HarrilL 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ — G    W.   Austin 

City  Superintendent — Mrs    Leona  Logue 

Walter,  Cotton  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — D    W   Boyer 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C   W    McDonald 
Oitv  Superintendent — M    L    Cotton 
Principal  High  School — E.  A    Irvine. 
Supv    Music — Georgia  Irvine 
Drawing — Anna  Richardson 

Warner,  Muskogee  Co.,  pop.  291. 

Connor  State  School  of  Agriculture,   W.   S 
Renick,  Principal 

Watonga,  Blame  Co.,  pop.  1,608. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Walter  Ferguson 
Sec   Bd    Educ  — E   D   Baker 
City  Superintendent — R    O    Graddy 
Principal  High  School — A.  S    Toung 

Wapanncka,  Johnston  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — O    E    Walker 

Waurlka,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  2,928. 

Pres    Bd   Educ  — J    R    Eckles 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    S    Storms 
City  Superintendent — C.  S.  Storms. 
Principal  High  School — Jennie  Bowers 

Waynoka,  Woods  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pies    Bd    Educ.— M.  A    Webb 
City  Superintendent-— J   P.  Cowan 

Weatherford,  Ouster  Co.,  pop.  1,315. 

City  Superintendent — K    W    Harris 

Southwestern    State    Uormal    School;    nor.; 

state,   co-ed  ,   1903,  J    B    Eskridge,  Pres 


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Weleetka,  Okfuskee  Co.,  pop.  1,020. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — W  Bell 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    R    Blake 

City  Superintendent — G    "W.  Hilderbrand 

Wellston,  Uncoln  Co.,  pop.  1,000, 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — J  A  Lj  nch 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — P  F  Erwm 
Town  Superintendent — E\a  Da\cs 

Westville,  Adair  Co.,  pop.  624. 

City  Superintendent — G   H   English 

Wewoka,  Seminole  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J   P    Stringfield 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Edward  Sebastian 
City  Superintendent — A    L.  Kerbcra 
Principal  High  School — Carrie  Starner. 

Wilburton,  JLatimer  Co.,  pop.  1,451. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — E    F    Lester 
Sec    Bd    Educ — I    C    Haycock 
City  Superintendent — Silas  Laws, 
Principal  High  School — P    L.  Griebel 
Supv    Music  and  Draw — Lucile  Brandt 


Wilburton — continued 

Oklahoma     School     of     Mines     and     Metal- 
lurgy, state,  co-ed  ,  Lynn  Glo\er,  Pres 

Wlster,  !La  Flore  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — J.  B.  Garrett. 

Woodward,  Woodward  Co.,  pop.  2,018. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    E    Sharp 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — G.  M    Williams 
City  Superintendent— W.  Wakefield 
Principal  High  School — B    E    Halley 

Wynne  Wood,  Garvln  Co ,  pop.  2,002. 

City  Superintendent — A    B    Herring 
Principal  High  School — Elberta  Carney 


Indianola     College,     prep.;     co-ed  , 
Presb  ;  B   B    Cobb,  A    B  ,  Prea. 

Yale,  Payne  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — John  Douglas 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — W  H  "Watson 
City  Superintendent— L  G  Lewis. 


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OREGON 

Population,  672,765.    School  census,  171,742.    School  age,  4-20. 

Oregon  is  the  thirty-fifth,  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total 
of  672,765  inhabitants,  of  whom  97.4  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  the  number  35.3  per  cent. 
are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population  ten  years 
of  age  and  over  is  1.9  per  cent,  the  state  ranging  third  in  this  respect.  The  educa- 
tional system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S   OFFICE 

J.  A.  CHURCHILL,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Salem 

E.  F.  CARLETON,  Assistant  State  Superintendent Salem 

FRANK  K  WELLES,  Assistant  State  Superintendent Salem 

STATE   BOARD    OF   EDUCATION 

JAMES   WITHYCOMBE,    Governor .      .      .  Salem 

BEN  W.  OLCOTT,  Secretary  of  State Salem 

J.  A.  CHURCHILL,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Salem 

S'lATE  BOARD   OF  EXAMINERS 

L.  B    ALDERMAN Portland  F.  J.  TOOZE Oregon  City 

C.  C.  BAKER Lebanon  J   F   ELTON Baker 

GEORGE  BRISCOE Ashland  J.  S.  LANDERS Pendleton 

MARGERET  CASPER Salem  R.  R.  TURNER Roseburg- 

C.  H.  JONES Salem 

STATE  SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSIONERS 

JAMES  WITHYCOMBE,   Governor Salem 

BEN  W.  OLCOTT,  Secretary  of  State Salem, 

T.  B.  KAY,  State  Treasurer Salem 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION" 

E    T    CARLETON,  President Salem. 

E    D.  RESSLER,   Secretary Gorvalhs 


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COUNTY   SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Baker J.  F   Smith,  Baker  City 

Benton RE    Cannon,  Corvallis 

Clackamas  J  E  Calavan,  Oregon  City 
Clatsop  »  ...OH  Byland,  Astoria 
Columbia  ..  J  W  Allen,  St  Helens 

Coos.  .  .  .RE  Baker,  Coquille 
Crook  ....  J  E  Myers,  Prmeville 
Curry  ...  G  W.  Smith,  Gold  Beach 

Douglas O.  C    Brown,  Roseburg 

Gilliam J    C.  Sturgill,   Condon 

Grant W.  W.  Austen,  Hamilton 

Harney  L  M   Hamilton,  Buchanan 

Hood  River  I*  B  Gibson,  Hood  River 
Jackson.. J  Percy  Wells,  Jacksonville 
Jefferson  .  Mrs  Lillian  Watts,  Culver 
Josephine. Lincoln  Savage,  Grants  Pass 
Klamath.Fred  Peterson,  Klamath  Falls 


County  Name  and  Address 

Lake..  C   E   Oliver,  Lakeview 

Lane  . , .         E    J    Moore,  Eugene 

Lincoln         .  .     R.  P    Goin,  Toledo 

Linn W.  L    Jackson,   Albany 

Malheur  . .   . .     Fay  Clark.  Vale 

Marion       W    M.  Smith,  Salem 

Morrow  .  .  . .  S  E  Notson,  Heppner 
Multnomah  A  P  Armstrong,  Portland 
Polk  .  W  I  Reynolds,  Dalles 

Sherman...    .         .    .F   E   Fagan,  Moro 

Tillamook W.  S    Buell,  Tillainook 

Umatilla  I    E    Young,   Pendleton 

Union  Mrs  A  E  Ivanhoe,  La  Grande 
Wallowa..  ..J.  C  Conley,  Enterprise 
Wasco.  .  ..C  T  Bonney,  The  Dalles 
Washington..  B.  W  Barnes,  Hillsboro 

Wheeler H    J.  Simmons,  Fossil 

Tamhill  S   S  Duncan,  McMinnville 


PUBLIC.   PRIVATE    AND  ENDOWED    SCHOOLS    AND    COLLEGES 


Albany,  Linn  Co*,  pop.  4,275. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — H     W     McElmuiiy 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J.  L    Tomlmson 
City   Superintendent — Chas.   W.  Boetticher. 
Principal  High  School — W    B    Young 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Perpetual  Light, 
prep.;  co-ed.;  B.  C.;  Sister  Mary  An* 
selma,  O  S.  B. 

Albany  College,  coll.;  co-ed.;  Presb. ;  eat. 
1866,  Wallace  H  Lee,  LL  D  ,  President 

Ashland,  Jackson   Co.,  pop.   5,020. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — J   P    Dodge 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    F.  Pohland 
City   Superintendent — George   A.   Biiscoe. 
Principal  High  School — F   E    Moore 
Music  and  Drawing — Miss  Harris 
Manual  training — Otto  Klum. 
Domestic  Science — Cornelia  Goffe 
Drawing — Percy  Watkins. 
Commercial — L.   T    Hodge 

Polytechnic  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten  ,  eat.  1912,  J  H  Hardy,  Manager 

Astoria,  Clatsop  Co.,  pop.  9,590. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    S    Styles 
Sec.   Bd.    Educ — W.    A    Sherman. 
City  Superintendent — John  G   Ixnel. 
Principal  High  School — W.  M.  Stone. 
Music  and  Drawing — Clara  De  Camp 
Manual  Training — E    M    Hussong 
Domestic  Science — Margaret  C    Morehouse 
Com'I  &  Stenog*y — Mabel  Maginnis 
Astoria   Business    College,   bus    and    sten  ; 
A.  E    Stossmeister,  Principal 

Baker,   Baker  Co.,  pop.   6,743. 

Pres    Bd   Bduc — O   M   Dodson 

Sec   Bd  Educ. — W  S.  Bowers 

City  Superintendent — Arthur  G.  Strange. 

Principal  High  School — Jamea  Elton 

Music  and  Drawing — Olive  James. 

Penmanship — May  J    Leete 


Baker — continued 
Baker  City  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.; 

est    1905,   C    A    Kraberston,   Pres 
Eastern   Oregon   Commercial   College;   bus 

and  sten  ;  est    1902;   M    O.   Ferry.   Prin. 
St.   Frances  Academy  and  College,   prep.; 

co-ed.,  R.   C.;  Sister  Mary  Cupertino. 

Bandon,  Coos  Co.,  pop.   1,600. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — A     Haberly. 

Sec    Bd   Educ — J   W    Mast 

City  Superintendent — H.  Ii    Hopkins 

Principal  High  School — Mary  D    Richie 

Supv    Music — Mrs    H    Ii    Hopkins 

Domestic  Science — Helen  G    Abbott 

Commercial — May  A    Fahey 

Beaverton,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  500. 

City   Supt     and  Prin    H.    S — C     W    Burtt 

St.  Mary's  Institute,  girls'  boarding,  R.  C  , 
est.   1903,   Mother  Seraphim,    Superioress. 

Brownsville,  Unn  Co.,  pop.  1,025. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A   A    Tussmg 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  B    Glass 

City  Supt   and  Prin  H   S  — C   E   Barker 

Burns,  Harney  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Clerk  Sen    Bd — J    E    Logan 
Prin    High  School— H    K    Shirk 

Canby,   Clackamas   County. 

Clerk   Sch    Bd— -William  Knight 
Principal  High  School — Geo    R    Schreiber 

Centra]  Point,  Jackson  Co ,  pop.  825. 

City    Superintendent — A     K     Mickey. 
Principal   High   School — E    B    Stanley 
Commercial — Vera  G  Albin 

Clatskanle,  Columbia  Co.,  pop.  775. 

City  Supt.  and  Prin   H.  S  —Jesse  McCord. 

k 

Condon,  Gilliam  Co.,  pop.  1,075. 
Prin.  Co.  High  School — W.  J.  Hammack. 


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Coquille,  Coos  Co,  pop.  1,450. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  B    H   Burns 
Sec     Bd     Educ  —  L     S     Lawrence 
City  Superintendent  —  C.  A    Howard 
Principal  High  School  —  L    W    Tuinbull 

Corvallls,   Benton  Co.,  pop.   2,900. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    N    R    Bell 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  W    A    Buchanan 
City   Superintendent  —  James   M     Powers 
Principal    High    School  —  A     R     Nichols. 
Supv    Music  —  Sylvia  Oakes 
Manual   Training  —  A    R    Nichols 
Domestic  Science  —  Miss  Bertha  Davis 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y  —  Miss  Violet  Hancock. 

Oregon  Agricultural  College;  courses  in 
Agriculture,  Forestry,  Domestic  Science, 
Engineering,  Commerce  and  Pharmacy; 
co-ed  ;  state,  est  1870,  William  J.  Kerr, 
D  Sc  ,  Pres 

Oregon  Agricultural  College,  School  of  En- 
gineering and  Mechanic  Arts;  courses  in 
Civil,  Electrical,  Mechanical  and  Mining 
Engineering,  Grant  A.  Covell,  M.  E., 
Dean 

Oregon  Agricultural  College,  College  of 
Pharmacy;  phar  ;  co-ed  ;  est*  1899;  A. 
L.  Kinsely,  Dean. 


Dallas,  Polk  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Dr.   B.   H.   McCallon 
Sec    Bd     Educ  —  Tracy   Staats 
City   Superintendent  —  W.   J    Ford. 
Domestic   Science  —  Rose  M    Sheridan. 

Dallas  College  and  La  Creole  Academy, 
coll  ,  co-ed.,  ITn  Evan.,  est.  1900,  Abra- 
ham A.  Winter,  A.  M,  Acting  Dean. 

Drain,  Douglas  Co.,  pop.  675. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Lee  Barker 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Lester  Wimbeily 

City  Supt    and  Prin    H    S  —  Watson  C    Lea 

Penmanship  —  Miss  L   L    Gardner 

Central  Oregon  State  Normal  School;  nor- 

mal;    state,     co-ed  ,     est.     1885;     A.     L. 

Briggs,  B.  S,  Pres 

Enterprise,   Wallowa  Co.,  pop.   875. 

Clerk   Sch    Bd—  G    M     Gaily 

Prin    County  High  Schl  —  C    A    Montandon 

Eugene,  Lane  Co.,  pop.  9,009. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  E    O    Potter 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J    K    Moore 

City  Superintendent  —  W  R   Rutherford. 

Principal  High  School  —  F    A    Scofteld 

Supv     Music  —  Nell    Sullivan. 

Manual   Training  —  C.  T    Mudge. 

Drawing  —  Mabel  Vandiver 

Physical   Culture  —  Mildred  Bayley. 

Drawing-—  Jessie   Smith 

Commercial  —  Lloyd  Barzee 

Eugene  Bible  University;  theol.;  co-ed.; 
Christian;  est.  1895;  Rev.  Eugene  C  San- 
derson, D.  D,  LL  D,  Fres. 

University  of  Oregon,  comprises  the  Col- 
lege, Graduate  School,  Schoofcof  Architec- 
ture and  Fine  Arts,  of  Commerce,  of 
Journalism,  of  Education,  of  Music, 
School  of  Medicine  (Portland),  School  of 
Law  (Portland)  co-ed  ;  est  1*76;  P  L 
Campbell,  LL  D  ,  President. 


Eugene — continued 

Unuersitv  of  Oiegon,  School  of  Commerce, 
D  Walter  Morton,  31  A ,  Dean 

Unuprsitv  of  Oregon,  School  of  Journalism, 
Eric  W  Allen,  B  A ,  Dean 

University  of  Oregon,  School  of  Education, 
teachers'  training  courses,  co-ed  ,  Henry 
D  Sheldon,  Ph  D ,  Dean 

University  of  Oregon,  School  of  Music,  co- 
ed ,  Ralph  H  Lvman,  B  A ,  Dean 

Forest  Grove,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Clerk  Sch    Board— H    C    Parker 
City  Supei  intendent — H    E    Inlow 
Principal  High  School — R    L    Clayton 
Domestic    Science — Elizabeth    Fowler. 
Commei  cial— C    C    Voeller 

Pacific  University,  comprises  College, 
Academy,  and  Conservatory  of  Music, 
co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1854;  Charles  J 
Bushnell,  Ph  D ,  President 

Pacific  University  Academy,  prep  for  Pa- 
cific University;  co-ed  ;  Rev.  Henry  L» 
Bates,  Principal. 

Fossil,  Wheeler  Co.,  pop.  575. 

Clrk   Sch     Bd — A.   B     Lamb 

Pun     Public    School — J    F     Gibson 


Grants  Pass,  Josephine  Co.,  pop.   3,150. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    W    Walker 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Edward  Van  Dyke 
City  Supei  intendent — Daniel  Hull 
Principal  High  School — H.  H    Wardrip 
Supv    Music  and   Draw — Sophie  Messlnger 

Heppner,   Morrow    Co.,   pop.    1,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— M    D    Clark 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — V   Crawford 
City  Supt    and  Prin    H    S  — H   H    H.  Hoff- 
man 
Supv    Music — Marion  Long 

Hood  River,  Hood  River  Co.,  pop.  2,650. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ. — H.   L    Dumble. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — H    A    MacDonald 
City  Superintendent — J    O.  McLaughlin. 
Principal  High  School — L.  B.  Gibson. 
Supv    Music — Mrs.  C.   H.   Heney. 
Manual  Training — A.  N.  Fertig. 
Domestic    Science — Alice   Horning. 

Independence,   Polk  Co.,  pop.   1,075. 

Pres    Bd,  Educ— M   W   Mix 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    B    F   Swope 
City  Supt — C    F    Waltman 
Principal  High  School — D.  C    Bones. 

Jacksonville,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  65$. 

Clerk    Sch.   Bd — Chancey   Fiorey. 
Principal  High   School — F    C.  Smith. 

Joseph,  Wallowa  Co.,  pop.  1,075. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ. — George   Gowing. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — F   F.  McCully 
City  Superintendent — E   L.  Coe 
Principal  High  School — Lexie  Stractan 
Penmanship— Jennie   Shephe*.  «i 


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Klamath  Falls,  Klamath  Co ,  pop.  3,325. 
Pres.   Bd    Educ. — P    L    Fountain 
Sec    Bd     Educ  — H     E     Momyer 
City  Superintendent — R.   H.   Dunbar. 
Principal  High  School— W   E    Faugh t 
Supv.   Music — C.    A     Wirtz 
Manual  Training — E    V    Hawley. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Abbie  J    Carpenter. 
Commercial — L    E    Morrison 

La  Grande,  Union  Co.,  pop.  4,843. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — S   N    Bolton 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Arthur  C    Williams 
City  Superintendent — Linden  McCullough 
Principal  High  School — Charles  E    Olson 
Supv    Music — Lucila  Ramsdell 
Domestic  Science — Belle  Edwards 
Manual  Training — E    A    McEachran. 
Drawing — Esther  M    Bonner 

Sacred  Heart  Academy;  Sister  M  Eu- 
phrasla,  Prin. 

Lebanon,   Linn   Co.,   pop.   1,400. 

Clerk    Sen     Bd — G    L    Alexander 
City   Superintendent — O.    S     Kirschner 

Lents,  Multnomah  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

Olty  Superintendent— Mrs    D    P.  Matthews. 

McMinnville,   Yamhill   Co.,  pop.    2,400. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — W    T    Macy 
Sec   Bd   Educ — W   F   Corrigan 
City  Superintendent — G    W    Hug 
Principal  High  School — H.  F.  Wilson. 
Supv.  Music — Miss  Inez  Stark. 
Manual  Training — H    F.  Buchanan. 
Domestic  Science — Lucy  Crawford. 
Art — Dorthea   Steusloff. 

McMinnville  College,  coll.,  prep,  com'l,  and 
music  depts  ;  co-ed  ;  Bapt  ;  est.  1858, 
Rev.  Leonard  W.  Riley,  Pres 

Marshfleld,  Coos  Co.,  pop.  4,175. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — A   H.  Powers 

Sec    Bd    Educ — John  F.  Hall 

City  Superintendent — F.  A.  Tiedgen. 

Principal   High   School — Roy  E.   Waite 

Supv    Music — Anna  M    Volz 

Domestic  Science — Elizabeth  M    Moore 

Manual  Training — Walter  Hildebrand. 

Medford,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  8,840. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  — J    H    Cochran. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — H.  S    Stine 
City   Superintendent — V.   M    Hillis 
Principal  High  School— C.  R.  Bowman. 
Supv    Music — Inea  Coffin 
Manual  Training — E   E.  Hull 
Domestic   Science — Grace  Mitchell 
Drawing — Jennie  Snedicor 
Commercial — J.  M.  Gressley 

Milwaukee,   Clackamas   Co.,   pop.  860. 

Pres.  Bd   Educ — J    W.  Grash 
Sec   Bd    Educ — Arthur  Zandur. 
City  Superintendent — Robert  Goetz. 
Principal  High  School — Robert  Goetz 
Supv    Music — Minnie  Emmel 
Drawing— Irene  Carter. 


Monmonth,  Folk  Co.,  pop.  606 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H    Ackerman 
Citv    Superintendent — T    Gentle 
Principal  High  School — E    Keazle 

State  Normal  School,  normal,  state;  co-ed.; 
est     1882,    J    H     Ackerman,    President. 

Mount  Angel,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  600. 

City   Superintendent — R.    L.    Toung. 

Mount   Angel   Academy;    prep  ;    co-ed.;    R. 

C  ,    Mother  M    Agatha,    O     S    B ,    Prin. 
Mount  Angel   College,    boys*   boarding;   R. 

C.;  est   1887,  Rev.  Placidus  Fuerst,  O  S  B 

President. 

Myrtle  Point,  Coos  Co,  pop.  1,000. 

Clerk    Sch    Bd— L     A     Roberts 
Puncipal  High   School — L    W    Wimberly 

Newberff,  Yamhill  Co.,  pop.  2,260. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — J.   S    VanBlaricom. 
Sec     Bd    Educ — W.  W.   Nelson 
City  Superintendent — A.  C.   Stanbrough. 
Principal  High   School — W    L     Arant 
Manual  Training— Thomas  Blaylock, 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Mary  Cate. 
Dwraing — Mrs    Alice  Alderman. 
Commercial — S     E.   Launer. 

Pacific  College;  coll  ,  co-ed  ;  Friends;  e«t. 
1891;  Lev!  T.  Pennmgton,  A.  B.,  Pres, 

Newport,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.   1,025. 

Clerk   Sch     Bd  — C     A    Bickford 
Principal  High  School — A    Dawkins 

North  Bend,  Coos  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

Pres   Bd  Educ — H.  G   Kern 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — C    E    Maybee. 
City   Superintendent — G.   G.   Raab. 
Pnncipal  High  School — J.  F.  Grubbs. 

Ontario,  Malheur  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — Frank  Raden. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C    W.   Platt 

City  Supt  and  Prin.  H.  S — E    D   Bailey 

Domestic  Science — June  Gray 

Commercial — L   D   Hiles 

Oregon  City,  Clackamag  Co.,  pop.  4,287. 

City  Superintendent— Fred  J    S.  Tooze. 
Principal  High  School — H.  T.  Pflngsten. 

Pendleton,  TJmatilla  Co.,  pop.   5,500. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — B    W.   Brock. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — Lot  Livermore 
City  Superintendent — A    T    Park 
Principal  High   School — A    C    Hamplon 
Supv    Mus.   &  Draw — Miss  Adele  Poslon. 
Manual  Training— R    E.   Chloupek. 
Domestic  Science — Alice  Butler. 

Pendleton  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.;  Presb  ; 

W.  H.  Bleakney,  Prin. 
Pendleton  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten.; 

est.  1900,  E.  M.  Churchill,  Prin. 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  prep. 

and   nor.;   R.    C  ;   est.   1887;    Sister  Mary 

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Philomath,  Benton  Co.,  pop.  625. 

Clerk  Sch    Bd — George  A    Bennett 
Principal   High   School — O     T    Olson 
Philomath  College,  co-ed  ;  IT  B  ,  est.  1865; 
L    L    Epley,  A    M ,  President 

Portland,  Multnomah  Co.,  pop.  365,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    V    Beach 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    H    Thomas 

City  Superintendent — Lewis  R  Alderman 

Asst    Superintendent — D    A    Grout 

Asst    Superintendent — Charles  A    Rice 

Swpei  visor  Music — W    H    Boyer 

Manual  Tiaimng — L    L     Summers 

Domestic   Science — Edna   Groves 

Dom    Art  (H    School) — Mrs    A   A    Sanborn 

Dom    Art    (Elementary) — Anna  Casey 

Gardens — Howard  E    "Weed 

Physical  Culture — Robert  Krohn 

Drawing — Esther  "Wuest 

Penmanship — John  A    Wesco 

PUBLIC  HIGH   SCHOOLS 
Franklin    High    School,     48th    and    Powell 

Road,  S   P   Ball,  Principal 
Jefferson  High  School,  Kirby  and  Emerson; 

Hopkm  Jenkins,  Principal. 
Lincoln  High  School,  Park  and  Market,  T. 

T    Davis,  Principal 
Washington   High   School,    14th   and  Stark; 

H   H   Herdman,  Jr  ,  Principal 
High  School  ot  Commerce,   6th   and  Harri- 
son Sts  ,  A    H    Sproul,  Principal 
Benson  Polytechnic  School  (Boys),  llth  and 

Davis,   C    E    Cleveland,   Principal 
Girls'   School  of  Trades,  14th  and  Morrison; 

Lillian  E     Tingle,    Principal 

Behnke-Walker  Business  College,  bus  , 
sten.  and  telegraph,  est  1902,  Owen  A 
Bosserman,  Manager 

Catlin's  (Miss)  School;  girls'  prep.;  Miss 
Ruth  Catlin,  Principal. 

Christian  Brothers'  Business  College; 
V  Andrew,  Principal,  290  Grand  Ave 

Columbia  University;  coll.;  men;  R.  C. , 
est  1901,  Rev  John  T  Boland,  CSC, 
Pres ,  University  Park 

Hill  Military  Academy;  boys'  boarding; 
military;  non-sect  ;  est  1901;  Dr  J.  W. 
Hill,  Principal,  821  Marshall  Street. 

Holmes  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
est  1887,  E  E.  Coad,  Principal,  407  Wash- 
ington Street 

Matthews  (Elizabeth  K  )  Normal  Training 
School,  nor  kind  training,  co-ed.,  Eliza- 
beth K  Matthews,  Principal 

North  Pacific  College  Schools  of  Dentistry 
and  Pharmacy,  co-ed.;  est.  1893,  Herbert 
C  Miller,  M  D ,  D.  D.  S.,  Dean,  East 
Sixth  and  Oregon. 

Portland  Academy,  prep  ;  day;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1899,  James  F  Ewing,  Princi- 
pal, 13th  and  Montgomery  Streets 

Portland  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
Wallace  D.  MacDonald,  Prin. 

Heed  College;  coll.;  co-ed.;  non-sect ;  est. 
1910,  William  F  Foster,  LL.  D.,  Pres. 

St  Mary's  Academy  and  College,  girls' 
boarding,  R.  C.;  est  1859;  Sister  M. 
Stephana,  Superior. 


Portland — continued 

School  of  the  Portland  Art  Association, 
art,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est.  1909,  Anna 
B  Crocker,  Curator,  Fifth  and  Taylor. 

University  of  Oregon  Medical  Department, 
med  ,  reg  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1887,  Kenneth  A. 
J  Mackenzie,  M  D  ,  Dean,  23d  and  Love- 
joy 

University  of  Oregon  School  of  Law,  co-ed  ; 
est  1884,  Ed\\ard  \V  Hope,  Ph  D,  Dean 

Frineville,   Crook   Co..   pop.   1,175. 

Pres   Bd    Educ— T    H.  LaFollette. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  Bell 
City  Superintendent — Prof.  Cool 
Pnncipal  High  School — C  H   Baughman. 

Rainier,  Columbia  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — F    L    Hedges 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — T.  L    Flippm. 
Piincipal  High  School — J    B    Wilkerson. 

Bosebnrgr,  Douglas  Co.,  pop.  5,000. 

Clerk    Sch.    Bd — George    Neuner,    Jr 
City  Superintendent — Frank  B.  Hamlin 
Principal   High   School — J    H     Morgan. 
Domestic    Science — Lucile    McCullen 
Commercial — F    V.  Powell. 

St.  Helen,  Columbia  Co.,  pop.  725. 

Principal  High  School — L    L    Baker. 

St.  Johns,  Multnomah  Co.,  pop.  4,872. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — F    P    Drinker. 

Sec.    Bd     Educ  — J.   E.    Tanch 

City  Superintendent — Charles   H.    Boyd. 

Principal  High  School — Charles  A.  Fry. 

Supv     Music — Mrs     L     Canvert 

Manual    Training — Miss    Watkins. 

Drawing — Miss  McDaniels. 

St.  Paul,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  200. 
St.   Paul's  Academy;   prep.;   co-ed  ;   R.   C.; 
est.  1863;  Sister  Rosalind,  Superior. 

Salem,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  14,094. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — A    A    Lee 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — W   H.  Burghardt,  Jr. 
City  Superintendent — John  W    Todd 
Principal  High  School — James  C.  Nelson. 
Supervisor  Music — Mmetta  Magers 
Manual  Training — G.  R.  Bonell. 
Home  Economics — Bertha  M    Edwards 
Domestic  Science — Frances  Aitken. 
Physical  Culture — Evelyn  Cash 
Drawing — Mrs    L    B.  Sheldon 
Commercial — Merritt  Davis 
1  Stenography — Annabelle  Rupert. 

Capital  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
est.  1889,  W.  L  Staley,  Pres 

Sacred.  Heart  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R. 
C.;  ast.  1864;  Sister  Mary  Stephen,  Prin. 

*  „  amette  University,  comprises  College 
of  Liberal  Arts;  Teachers  College; 
School  of  Theology;  of  Music,  of  Medi- 
cine; of  Law;  and  Oregon  Institute,  co- 
ed ,  M  E  ;  est  1844,  Rev  Carl  Gregg 
Doney,  LL  D ,  President 

Willamette  University,  School  of  Law,  two- 
year  course ,  I.  H.  Van  Winkle,  LL  B , 
Dean. 


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Salem — continued 
Willamette  University,    School  of  Music,  F. 

S.    Mendenhall,    A.    M ,    Dean. 
"Willamette  University,   School  of  Theology; 
M    E  ,   Henry   D     Kimball,   D.   D.,   Dean. 

Seaside,  Clatsop  Co.,  pop.  1,425. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    W    Otto 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Leon  a  McKay 

€Uty  Supt  and  Prin.  H   S — J  W.  Bianstator 

Shaniko,  Wasco  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Clerk    Sch     Bd — A     R     Altermatt 
Principal    High    School — Anna    Kelly 

Sheridan,  Yamhill  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Clerk    Sch     Bd — O    D     Hamstreet, 
Principal  High  School — B    A    Teats 

Sllverton,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  1,525. 

Clerk  Sch    Bd  — O    E    Thompson 
City  Supt — Howard  M    James 

Staytoa,  Marlon  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Clerk    Sch     Bd — W    Richardson 
Principal  High  School — W    C    Gauntt 

Sumpter,  Baker  Co.,   pop.   1,700. 

Clerk  Sch    Bd — George  S    Peet. 
Principal  High  School — J    W    L    Kaufman 

The  Dalles,  Wasco  Co.,  pop.  4,880. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Simeon  Bolton 
Sec    Bd.  Educ. — Mrs.  Maude  Eddon 
City  Superintendent — Irvm  B    Warner. 
Principal  High  School — H    M    Munroe 
Supv    Music  and  Draw — Mrs   Pearl  Myers 
Manual  Training — W    J   Lester 
Domestic   Science — Margaret  Osburn 
Com'l  &  Stenog*y — A.   C.  McCauley. 

St.  Mary's  Academy;  girls*  boarding;  H.  C. , 
eat.  1865,  Sister  M.  Geraldine,  Prin. 


Tillamook,  Tillamook  Co.,   pop.   1,650. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — H  T  Botts 
Sec  Bd  Educ — E  J  Claussen 
City  Supt  and  Prin — Karl  W  Onthank 

fit  Alphonsus  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  R, 
C  ,  Sister  Mary  Clement,  Prin. 

Toledo,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  675. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    E    Ball 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Fern  Hayden 

City  Supt  and  Prm    H    S — John  Blough 

Union,  Union  Co.,  pop.  1,434. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — L    L    McKennon 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    J    Kitchen 
City  Superintendent — Aubrey  G.  Smith 
Principal  High  School — E    E    Arant 
Manual  Training — C    G    Johnson 
Domestic  Science — Claire  R    Pierce 

Wallowa,  Wallows  Co,  pop.  700. 

Clerk   Sch    Bd— B    A     Searle 
City  Superintendent — Roy   Conklln. 

Weston,  Umatilla  Co.,  pop.  626. 

Clerk  Sch    Bd — Frank  Price 

Principal  High  School — G    R    Robinson 

Wasco.   Sherman  Co.,  pop.   675. 

Clerk  Sch  Bd  — F  R  Fortner 
Principal  High  School — J  O  Russell. 

Eastern  Oregon  State  Normal  School;  nor- 
mal; state;  co-ed.;  est.  1891,  Robert  C. 
French,  B.  S,  Pres. 

Woodburn,  Marlon  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Clerk  Sch    Bd  — W    J    Mishler 
City   Superintendent — G    B     Coleman 
Principal  High   School — W    J.   Mishler 

Yoncalla,  Douglas  Co.,  pop.  450. 

Clerk  Sch.  Bd  — C    C    Wamsley 
Prin     Public    Schools — D.    W.    Wight 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Population,  7,665,111.    School  census,  1,301,406.    School  age,  6-10, 

Pennsylvania  is  the  second  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  haying  a 
total  of  7,665,111  inhabitants,  of  whom  97.4  per  cent  are  white.  Of  this  number 
18.8  per  cent  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  popula- 
tion, ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  5.9  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  twenty-ninth  in 
this  respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

NATHAN  C.  SCHAEFFER,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Harrisburg 

A.  D.  GLENN,  Deputy  Superintendent  Harrisburg 

REED  B.  TEITRICK,  Deputy  Superintendent Harrisburg 

BUREAU  OF  VOCATIONAL  EDUCATION 

AGRICULTURAL  DIVISION 

L.  H.  DENNIS,  Director  of  Agricultural  Education Harnsburg 

H   C.  FETTEROLF,  Supervisor.  B   W.  HEIM,  Supervisor. 

INDUSTRIAL  DIVISION 

MILLARD  B.  KING,  Director  of  Industrial  Education Harrisburg 

E.  L.  BOWMAN,  Supervisor.  S.  A.  SWEIBEL,  Supervisor. 

HIGH  SCHOOL  INSPECTORS 

C.  D.  KOCH Harrisburg      W.  M.  DENISON Harrisburg 

THOMAS  S.  MARCH Harrisburg      JAMES  Gr.  PENTZ Harrisburg 

BUREAU  OF  PROFESSIONAL  EDUCATION 

JOHN  LOMAN,  Examiner Philadelphia 

A.  DAVIS  JACKSON,  Examiner  and  School  Visitor Philadelphia 

C  BLAINE  SMATHERS,  Examiner  and  School  Visitor Pittsburgh 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 

NATHAN  C.  SCHAEFFER,  ex-offieio  President     Harrisburg 

J.   GEORGE   BECHT,  Secretary Harrisburg 

WILLIAM  M.  JACOBS Philadelphia 

WILLIAM  LAUDER Bedford 

JAMES  M.  COUGHLIN Wilkes-Barre 

EGBERT  C.  SHAW Greensburg 

PENNSYLVANIA  STATE  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

ELI  M.  BAPP,  President     Beading 

J.  F.  McCASKEY,  Secretary ,«..».,,...  ^*r *<•-*,. Lancaster 


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BUREAU  OF  MEDICAL  EDUCATION  AND  LICENSUEE 

JOHN  M.  BALDY,  M.  D.,  Piesident 2219  Delancy  st.,  Philadelphia 

NATHAN  C.  SCHAEPPEE,  Secretary  and  Treasurer Hamsburg 

DB.  SAMUEL  G.  DIXON..   .    Harrisburg      CALKIN  R.  JOHNSONBAUGH,  M.  D., 

JOHN  M.  BALDY,  M.  D Philadelphia          Bethlehem 

DANIEL  P.  MADDUX,  M.  D Chester     ADOLPH  KOENIG,  M.  D     . .     .  Pittsburg 

0.  P.  SEIP,  M  D Pittsburg 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Adams..  ..H.  Milton  Roth,  Gettysburg 
Allegheny  ..  S  Hamilton,  Wilkinsburg 
Armstrong  C  M  Heilman,  Kittanmng 
Beaver  . .  David  C  X«ocke,  Beaver 
Bedford  ..  Lloyd  H  Hmkle,  Bedford 

Berks EM.  Rapp,  Reading 

Blair T.  S    Davis,  Altoona 

Bradford     .         L*    J    Russell,  Towanda 

Bucks J.  H.  Hoffman,  Doylestown 

Butler  ...  F.  A  McClung,  Butler 
Cambria...  M  S  Bentz,  Edensburg 
Cameron  .  C  E  Plasterer,  Emporium 
Carbon.  James  J.  Be  van,  Mauch  Chunk 
Centie.  .David  O.  Etters,  State  College 
Chester.  Thomas  G  Bock,  Spring-  City 

Clarion N.  E.  Heeter,  Clarion 

Clearfield  C  A,  Weisgerber,  Clearfield 
Clinton  Ira  N.  McCloskey,  Lock  Haven 
Columbia.  .Wm.  W.  Evans,  Bloomsburg 
Crawford  .  P.  D.  Blair,  Meadville 
Cumberland  ..  J  Kelso  Green,  Carlisle 
Dauphin 

Frank  E    Shambaugh,  Lykens 

Delaware.. A.  G.  Criswell  Smith,  Media 

Elk J    W.  Sweeney,   St    Marys 

Erie I.  H    Russell,  North  East 

Fayette  ......  J   S  Carroll,  Uniontown 

Forest J.  O   Carson,  Tionesta 

Franklin  L  E  Smith,  Chambersburg 
Fulton  J  E.  Thomas,  McConnellsburg 

Greene      

.Harry  D  Freeland,  Waynesburg 
Huntingdon  L  E.  Boyer,  Huntingdon 
Indiana  ..James  F  Chapman,  Indiana 
Jefferson.  ..L.  Mayne  Jones,  Brookville 


County  Name  and  Address 

Juniata  C  E  Kaiiffman,  McAlisterville 
Lackawanna  J  C  Taylor,  Scranton 
Lancaster  Daniel  Fleisher  Lancaster 
Lawrence.  W.  Lee  Gilmore,  New  Castle 
Lebanon  . .  John  W  Snoke,  Lebanon 

Lehigh Alvm   Rupp,  Allentown 

Luzerne   

Frank  P.  Hopper*  Wilkes-Barre 

Lycoming  .  G  B  Milnor,  Muncy 
McKean  C  W  Lillibridge,  Smethport 
Mercer.  ..  HE  McConnell,  Mercer 
Miffim  . .  Lawrence  Ruble,  McVeytown 
Monroe  ..Frank  Koehler,  Stroudsburg 
Montgomery  J  H  Landis,  Norristown 
Montour.  C.  W.  Derr,  Washmgtonville 
Northampton  .  Geo  A.  Grim,  Nazareth 
Northumberland.!  H.  Mauser,  Sunbury 
Perry.  Dan.  A  Kline,  New  Bloomfield 
Pike  ..  Lucian  Westbrook,  Matamoras 
Potter.  .R  O  Welflmg,  Coudersport 

Schuylkill L    Seltzer,  Pottsville 

Snyder  .  T  A  Stetler,  Middleburg 
Somerset  .  .  D  W.  Seibert,  Somerset 
Sullivan  . .  .  Harry  R  Henning,  Lopez 
Susquehanna  .  G  A.  Stearns,  Kmgsley 

Tiog-a E.  A.  Retan,  Mansfield 

Union  .W.  W.  Spigelmyer,  Miffhnburg 
Venango  .  D.  W.  Armstrong,  Franklin 

Warren C.  S   Knapp,  Warren 

Washington 

L   R    Crumrme,  Washmgtdn 

Wayne J   J   Koehler,  Honesdale 

Westmoreland  R.  C  Shaw,  Green sburg 
Wyoming  .  John  E  Morgan,  Nicholson 
York C.  W  Stme,  York 


PUBLIC,   PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED    SCHOOLS    AND    COLLEGES 


Alexandria,  Hnntington  Co.,  pop.  432. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  Phillips 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — Jesse  B   Piper. 

Principal  High  School — "W.  C   Nugent 
Allentown,  Lehigh  Co.,  pop.  51,913. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — Wilson  Arbogast 

Sec   Bd   Educ — Thomas  P   Wenner 

City  Superintendent — H    W.  Dodd 

Assistant   Supt  — C     F.    Seidel 

Principal  High  School — Daniel  W.  Hamm. 

Supervisor  Music — Mildred  B    Kemerrer. 

Drawing— Charlotte  S    Schmerker 
Primary — Mary  G   Allen. 

Commercial — Samuel  C    Spe«r 


Allentown — continued 

Allentown  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  ; 
N  S  Biery,  President 

Allentown  College  for  Women,  girls'  board- 
ing; Reformed,  est  1887,  William  F. 
Curtis,  Litt  D,  Principal. 

Allentown  Preparatory  School,  boys'  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  est  1904 ,  Prank  H.  Sig- 
man,  Principal 

American  Commercial  School;  bus  an* 
sten  ;  est  1889,  O  C.  Dorney,  C.  P.  A- 
President,  Y  M.  C  A.  Bldg 

Muhlenberg-  College;  coll.;  men;  Luth.;  ert. 
1467;  **»  A.  W.  KM*  D.  D,  Free. 


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Altoona,  Blair  Co ,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    P    Eberle 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    M    Piper. 
City  Superintendent — Henry  H    Baish. 
Principal  High  School — George  D    Robb. 
Supv    Music — Jean  C    Milleisen 
Manual  Training — J    L.  Noll. 
Domestic  Science — Miss   ZItella  Werty 
Physical  Culture — Miss  E    Blanch  Bender 
Drawing — Miss  Laura  Davis 
Penmanship — Miss  Ellen   Kinsel. 
Commercial — L    L    Hammond 
Stenography — Miss   Myrtle  Renner. 

Altoona  Business  College*  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1894,  W  F  Isenberg,  President,  1410 
Eleventh  Avenue. 

Zeth  School,  bus  and  sten  ;  est  1879, 
George  G  Zeth,  Principal,  Eleventh  Ave- 
nue and  13th  Street. 

Ambler,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  2,649. 

Pres    Bd    Educ —George   T    Styei. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    C    Weber 
Principal  High  School— J.  M    Fisher. 
Man    Tr    &  Draw — Lillian  E    Hess. 
Domestic  Science — Mary   A.  Davis 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Lulubelle  Fowler. 

Pennsylvania  School  of  Horticulture  for 
Women,  gardening  and  horticulture, 
Jessie  T  Morgan,  Piesident 

Sunnyside  School,  piep  ,  co-ea  ;  non-sect  ; 
Miss  S.  A.  Knight,  Prin 


Ambridge,  Beaver  Co.,  pop.  5,205. 

Pres  Bd    Educ  — J    F    Snyder 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    E    Gray 

City  Superintendent— B.  S    Bayle. 

Principal  High  School — Fred  Bright 

Supv    Music  and  Draw — Florence  Mitchell 

Annville,  Lebanon  Co.,  pop.  1,750. 

Lebanon  Valley  College,  coll.,  co-ed  ;  U 
B.;  eat.  1866;  Rev.  G.  D.  Gossard,  D.  D., 
Pres. 

Archibald,  Lackawanna  Co.,  pop.  7,194. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Thomas  Boland. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — M.  J    McAndrew 
City   Superintendent— William   A.  Kelly 
Principal  High  School — J    F.  Moran. 
Supv    Music — Rose  Boland. 

Ardmore,  Montgomery  Co ,  pop.  3,650. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ  — E.  N    Wigfall. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    J   Byrnes 
City  Superintendent — S    E.  Downs 
Principal  High  School — C    B    Pennypacker 
Supv    Music — L    B    Staley. 
Manual  Training — F    B    Rinehart. 
Domestic  Science — Ariel  Ewmg. 
Physical  Culture — Grace  Kingsbury. 
Drawing — Theodore  Bush 
Commercial — J    E.  Krauss 

Armagh,  Indiana  Co.,  pop.  131. 

Armagh  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
C.  A  Campbell,  Prin. 


Ashland,   Schujkill   Co,   pop.   6,855. 

Pres    Bel     Educ  — Johannan    Coekill 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  G.  Davis 
City  Superintendent — T    E    Garber. 
Principal  High  School — J   A.  Uhland 

Ashley,  Luzerne  Co ,  pop.  5,641. 

City    Superintendent — A.    P.    Cope 

Athens,  Bradford  Co.,  pop.  3,796. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr.  E    B    Joachme. 

Sec    Bd    Educ. — "W    G   Jordan 

City   Superintendent — William  F.  Yoder 

Principal  High  School — William  F    Yoder 

Manual  Training — William  F.  Yoder 

Drawing — Ella  C.  Dibble 

Penmanship — Mary  Mahaney. 

Avoca,  Luzerne  Co,  pop    4,634. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — S    Mombeis 

Sec   Bd    Educ — Thomas  G   Fan  ell 

City  Supenntendent — Charles  B    "Webber 

Baden,  Beaver  Co.,  pop.  427. 

Pres    Bd    Educ.— F.  M    McBrier 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  W    Wagner. 
City  Superintendent — F.  A.  Barkley. 
Prin    High  School — John  A.  M.  Stewart. 
Supv.   Music — Carrie  M.  Wilson. 
Penmanship — C    W    Bennett. 

Mt  Galitzin  Academy,  prep.,  boys,  R  C; 
est  1901,  Mother  Superior. 

Bala,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  $54. 

Miss  McGrew's  School;  for  boys  of  defective 
mentality. 

Bangor,  Northampton  Co.,  pop.  5,369. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E     F    Flory 
Sec   Bd    Educ — D   M    Hambright 
City  Superintendent — John  W.  Gruver. 
Principal  High  School — R    S.  Wagner 
Supv   Music  and  Draw  — Anna  Montanye. 

Barkeyville,  Venango  Co.,  pop.  135. 
Barkeyville  Academy;   prep  ;   co-ed.;   noa- 
sect.;  Wm.  Harris  Guyer,  Prin. 

Barnesboro,  Cambria  Co.,  pop.  3,535. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr.  C    R    Anderson, 

Sec     Bd     Educ — Elizabeth    Slinger. 

City  Supt   and  Prin   H.  S  — G   W   Stephens 

Beatty,  Westmoreland  Co.,  pop   100. 

St  Vincent  College  and  Seminary;  coll 
and  theol  ;  men,  R  C  ,  est  1846,  Rev 
Leander  Schneer,  OS'B,  Director. 

St  Xavier's  Academy;  girls'  boarding,  R 
C  ,  est  1846,  Mother  M.  Regina,  Prin 

Beaver,  Beaver  Co.,  pop.  3,456. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    'I1   Morlan 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G    C    McJunkln 
City  Superintendent — J.  Brad    Craig 
Principal   High  School— Raymond  Ebert 
Supv    Mu«ic— Cora  M    Ford. 
Manual  Training — Harriet  Durke 
Domestic  Science — Kathryn   Taylor. 


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Beav  er — continued 
Drawing — Euretta  Mengel 
Penmanship — Sara  Palmei 

Beaver  College,  girls'  boarding,  M  E  ,  ets 
1853,  Rev  Le  Roy  Weller,  AM,  Pres 

Beaver  Falls,  Beaver  Co.,  pop.  12,191. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  B    Ague 
Sec   Bd   Educ — Harry  T    Schaefer 
dty  Superintendent — Clyde  C    Green 
Principal  High  School — Edwin  R    Carson 
Supv    Music — Annabelle  P    Hendncks 
Manual  Training — Clayton  K    Douglas 
Domestic  Science — Theia  L    Marcj 
Drawing — Florence  V    Eakm 
Commercial — 3   G   Crumb 

Duffs  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ;  B 
T.  Reese,  Pimcipal 

Geneva  College;  coll ,  music,  summer  nor- 
mal, co-ed  ,  Ref  Presb  ;  est  1848,  R  H 
Martin,  D  D ,  President 

Bellefonte,  Center  Co.,  pop.  4,145. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — M.  J   Locke 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — Mrs    M    B    Brouse 
City  Superintendent — Jonas  B    Wagner 
Principal  High  School — H    P    Whiting 

Bellefonte  Academy,  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est.  1SOT,  James  .R  Hughes,  A 
M ,  Headmaster 

Believue,  Allegheny  Co ,  pop.  6,323. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — Floyd  Rose 
Sec   Bd   Bduc  — James  W   Graham 
City  Superintendent — T    E    Garber 
Principal  High  School — H    W    Morris 
Supv.  Music — Richard  Griffiths 
Manual  Training — C    R    Davidson 
Domestic  Science — Martha  Proven 
Drawing — E    A    Stephan 

Berrysburg,  Dauphin  Co.,  pop.  398. 

Berrysburg  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect.;  Frank  D  Keboch,  Prin. 

Berwick,  Columbia  Co.,  pop.  5,357. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — L   B    Hess 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — B    H    Bower 

City  Superintendent — J.  T    Shambach 

Principal   High    School — S    I    Shortess 

Supv    Music — Elizabeth  Glenn 

Draw,  and  Dorn   Science-— Anna  Reynolds 

Manual  Training — Frank  Titman 

Berwick  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten  , 
est.  1905;  George  R.  Styer,  M  E,  Prin 

DIckson's  Business  College;  bus  and  sten., 
Archibald  Dickson,  Prin. 

Bethlehem,  Northampton  Go ,  pop.  12,837. 

Pres  Bd  Educ. — H  W.  Lewis. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    F    Judd. 
City  Superintendent — William  G  Cleaver 
Principal  High  School — Alvin  S    Gruver 
Supv    Music — Helen   Smith 
Drawing — Mrs.  Mary  G    Stocker 
Manual  Training— E    J    Overfleld. 
Commercial — B    D.  Kurtz. 

Bethlehem  College,  coll.;  girls;  Dr.  J  H. 
Clewell,  Pres. 


Bethlehem — continued 

Bethlehem  Preparatory  School,  boys'  board- 
ing, P  E  ,  est  1S7S,  J  M  Tuggcy,  A  M, 
Htadnidstei 

Moravian  College  and  Theological  Semi- 
nary, coll  ;  men;  Moravian;  est.  1807; 
Rev.  Augustus  Schultze,  D  D ,  L.  H  D, 
Pres 

Moravian  Parochial  School;  prep.;  co-ed  ; 
Moravian,  est  1742,  Edward  C.  Roest,  M. 
A,  Supt 

Moravian  Seminary  and  College  for  Women; 
girls'  boarding,  Moravian;  est  1749,  J. 
H  Clewell,  Ph.  D.,  Pre* 

Birmingham,  Huntingdon  Co.,  pop.  240. 

Birmingham  School  for  Girls,  girls'  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  est  1853,  A.  R.  Grier, 
Principal 

Blairsville,  Indiana  Co.,  pop.  3,572. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — -L    S    W    Ray 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    M    Kennedy 
Pnncipal  High  School — F    D    Zuerner. 
Supv    Music — Mrs   Ada  Rowe 

Bloomsborgr,  Colombia  Go,  pop.  7,413. 

City  Superintendent — Lloyd  P.   Sterner. 
Penmanship — Daisy  E    Hummel 

Bloomsburgr  State  Normal  School;  normal, 
state;  co-ed  ,  Rev  David  Jewett  Waller, 
D  D,  Prin 

Braddock,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  19,357. 

Pres     Bd     Bduc — Dr     Iia    C     Hams 
Sec    Bd    Educ— S    D    Hamilton 
City  Superintendent— -P.   C.   Steltz. 
Principal  High  School — George  W    Gilmore 
Supei  visor   Music — Anna  M    Pines 
Manual  Training— 'Floyd  V   Pinkerton 
Domestic  Science — Cora  B.  Myers 
Drawing — Eileen   A    Knox. 
Commercial — George  L   White 

German    Lutheran    School;    prep.;    co-ed  ; 

Luth.;  Rev    C    Bnglebut,  President. 
Greer's  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  ;  D. 

N    Greer,  Prin. 


Bradford,  McKean  Go ,  pop.  14,544. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  W    Bovaird 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    C    Charlton 
City  Supt  — Edwd.  E    Schermerhorn. 
Prm    High   School — Jas    P    Buttei  worth 
Supv    Music — George  P    Lull 
Drawing — Cora  Barber 
Manual  Training — D    J    Snyder 
Domestic  Science — Anna  Seitz. 
Pen'ship  and  Com'l — M    B    McDowell 

Bristol,  Bucks  Co.,  pop.  9,256. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc— William  V.  Leech. 

Sec    Bd.  Educ. — H    S.  Rue 

City  Superintendent—Louise  D.  Baggs, 

Principal  High  School — H   B   Brumbaugh 

Supv   Music— Margaret  Barrett. 

Drawing— J    Swift 

Pen'sbJp,  Com'l  and  Stenog*y— Clara  Park*. 


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Brodheadsville,  Monroe  Co.,  pop  600. 
Falrview  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect.; 
B    T.  Kunkle,  A.  M.,  Prln. 

Bryn  Athyn,  Montgomery  Co. 

Academy  of  the  New  Church;  prep  ,  co-ed  ; 
boarding  and  day,  Rev.  W.  F.  Pendleton, 
Prln. 

Bryn  Mawr,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    Newton  Wigfall. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — William,  J   Byrnes 
City  Superintendent — S    Edgar  Downs. 
Principal  High  School — Sophie  Kefer 

Baldwin's  (Miss)  School  for  Girls;  girls' 
boarding,  non-sect  ;  est  1888,  Jane  L 
Brownell,  A  M ,  Principal 

Bryn  Mawr  College,  women;  non-sect  ,  est 
1855,  M  Carey  Thomas,  Ph  D,  LL.  D, 
Pres. 

Kirk's  College  Preparatory  School;  girls' 
boarding,  prep  for  college;  non-sect  ;  est 
1899,  the  Misses  Kirk,  Principals 

Shipley  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect.,  Miss  Hannah  T.  Shipley,  Prin 

Wright's  (Miss)  School,  girls'  boarding, 
prep  ,  non-sect  ,  Miss  Lila  M  Wright, 
Prin 

Buckingham,  Bucks  Co.,  pop.  266. 

Principal   High  School — Cora  M.   Fuller. 

Hugheslan  School;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  Friends, 
est  1842,  Sarah  J.  Broadhurst,  Prin 

Butler,  Butler  Co,  pop    20,728. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — W   T    Mechlmg 
Sec    Bd    Educ— H    L    Graham. 
City  Superintendent — John  A    Gibson 
Principal  High  School— V    K    Irvine. 
Supv    Music— Mrs.  E    K.  Colbert. 
Manual  Training — George  A.  Will 
Domestic  Science — Gertrude  Siebert 
Drawing — Katherine  Elliott. 
Penmanship — Blanche  Gardner 
Com'l    and   Stenog*y — Elizabeth   Ross. 

Butler  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.; 
est.  1892;  A.  F.  Regal,  Frin. 

California,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  2,230. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    L    Johnston 
Sec  Bd  Educ — W  J.  Weaver. 
City  Superintendent — Robert  Felgar 
Southwestern  State  Normal  School,  normal, 
state,   co-ed.;   W.   S.   Hertzog, 

Cambridge  Springs,  Crawford  Co.,  pop.  1,514 

Polish  National  Alliance  College;  prep.; 
co-ed.,  Polish;  est.  1912;  Homauld  Plant- 
kowski,  Rector. 

Canonsburgr,  Washington  Co,  pop.  3,891. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Samuel  Munnell,  Jr 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George   G    McMillen 
City  Supt    &  Prm.  H    S— F    W.  McVay. 
Supv    Music — F    C    Barr 


Canton,  Bradford  Co.,  pop.   1,637. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ  — C   M   Harding 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  B    Bullock 
Principal  High  School — E.  A.  Quackenbush. 

Carbon  Center,  Butler  Co,  pop.  100. 

Cabot  Institute;  prep,  co-ed.;  non-sect; 
est.  1901;  C.  W.  Johnston,  A.  B.,  Prin. 

Carbondale,  Lackawanna  Co,  pop.  17,040. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Marcus  Hart 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    E    May. 

City  Superintendent — P    M    Brennan 

Principal  High  School — Thomas  W.  Loftus. 

Supv    Music — Leon  Bly 

Commercial — C    M    Lesher. 

Carbondale  Commercial  Institute,  bus.  and 
sten  ,  est  1901,  J.  N.  Smoot,  Manager 

Carlisle,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  10,303. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — T    Gi  ove  Tritt 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S   M   Goodyear 
City  Superintendent — John  C.  Wagner. 
Principal   High   School — George  Brlner. 
Supv   Music  and  Draw — Bertha  Wengert 
Manual  Training — E    W.  Frost 
Domestic  Science — Elizabeth  Miller. 
Commercial — Kathleen  Riley 

Carlisle  Commercial  College,  bus  and  sten.; 
est  1896,  O  K  Weibley,  M.  Acct,  Prin- 
cipal 

Carlisle  Indian  Industrial  School.  (See  TT. 
S  Indian  Industrial  School.) 

Conway  Hall,  prep  ;  M.  B ;  co-ed.;  est. 
1783,  William  Albert  Hutchison,  A.  M., 
Headmaster. 

Dickinson  College;  coll.;  co-ed.;  M.  E  ;  est. 
1783 ,  James  Henry  Morgan,  LL  D ,  Pres 

Dickinson  School  of  Law,  law,  men;  est. 
1834,  William,  Trickett,  A.  M,  LL.  D., 
Dean. 

Metzger  College,  girls'  boarding;  non-sect., 
est  1881,  Miss  Sarah  Kate  Ege,  Prln. 

United  State  Indian  Industrial  School;  gov- 
ernment school  for  Indians;  co-ed.;  est. 
1879,  Oscar  H  Lipp,  Supt. 

Carnegie,  Allegheny  So.,  pop.  10,009. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — W.  A.  Love 

Sec.   Bd.  Educ — Joseph  H.  Walker. 

City  Superintendent — T.  J.  George. 

Principal  High  School — Norman  L.  Glasser 

Supv.  Music — J.  D.  George. 

Com'l  and  Stenotfy— Robert  S.  Doyle. 

Carrlck,  Allegheny  Co ,  pop.  6,117. 

Pies   Bd  Educ — David  Rosser. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J   H  Koch 
City   Superintendent— Wm.   H    Sprenkle. 
Principal  High  School — H    B    Twitmyer 
Supv    Music — James  Mcllroy 
Drawing — Ruth  Miller 
Domestic  Art — Louise  Connick. 
Penmanship — Elizabeth  Gannon 

Catasanqua,  Lehigh  Co.,  pop    5,250. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — R.  D    Thomas. 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ — C    H    Riegel 

City  Superintendent — Henry  J.  Relnhard 

Principal  High   School — Gus  E.   Oswald 

Supv    Music — M    Adeline  Davies 


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Chambersbnrg,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  11,800. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — A     L     Solenbeiger 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    A    Selders 

City  Superintendent — A    B    I%ss 

Prm    High  School — A    C    Shuck 

Supv     Music — Miss   Elinor   Austin 

Com'l   &  Stenog'y — E    C    Shchter 

Heyser's  Preparatory  School,  Miss,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  Katherine  E  Heyser,  Prin 

Latin  School,  The,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect  , 
Miss  Belle  B  Cressler,  Prin 

Penn  Hall,  girls'  boarding,  on  "Wilson  Col- 
lege campus,  Frank  S  Magill,  A  M , 
Prin. 

Wilson  College,  college ,  women,  Presb  , 
est  1S70,  Ethelbert  L>  VarnMd,  LL  D, 
Pros 

Charlerol,  Washington  Co ,  pop   9,615. 

Pres    Bd    Erluc  — TV    D    Pollock. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— T    M    Faddis 
City  Superintendent — Thomas  L    Pollock 
Principal  High  School — S    R    Grimm 
Supv    Music — I    T    Daniel 
DraTV    and   Penmanship — Ruth   Shutt 
Douglas  Business   College,    bus    and   sten  ; 
est     1900,    Matthew   Adams,   Manager. 

Chester,  Delaware  Co,  pop.  38,537. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John  Butterworth 
Sec    Bd    Educ, — A    Lincoln  Castle 
City  Superintendent — J    Limvood  Eisenbeig 
Prm   High  School — Joseph  G.  E.  Smedley. 
Supv    Music — VIda  St    C    Smith. 
Drawing — Harriet   S    Howard. 
Penmanship — Annie  S    Greenwood. 
Primary — Lillian  M    Dannaker 
Manual  Training — G   Roy  Hosier 
Domestic  Science — Bertha  B    Deakyne 
Domestic  Art— -Mai  v  E    Johnson 
Commercial — Ray  Mmott 

Chester     Commercial     College,     bus      and 

sten  ,  R    E    Moyei    Principal 
Crozer  Theological    Seminary,  theol  ,   men, 

Bapt  ,    est     1866,    Rev    Milton    G     Evans, 

D    D  ,  Pres 
Pennsylvania     Military     College,     military; 

non-sect  ;     est      1862;     Col      Charles     E. 

Hyatt,  C    E,   Supt 
Sleeper's   School   of   Stenography,    bus     and 

sten.,  Joseph  Sleeper,  Prin. 

Chestnut  Hill,  Suburb  of  Philadelphia. 

Chestnut  Hill  Academy,  boys'  boarding  and 
day,  P  E  ,  est  1861,  James  L.  Patter- 
son, D  Sc ,  Headmaster. 

Mount  St  Joseph  Collegiate  School,  girls' 
boarding,  R  C  ,  est  1858,  Mother  Di- 
rectress 

Springside,  girls'  boarding  and  day,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1879;  Mrs  Chapman  and  Miss 
Jones,  Puncipals,  Noiwood  Avenue 

Cheyney,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  236. 

Institute  for  Colored  Youth  (colored);  nor., 
co-ed  ,  est  1S37,  Leslie  P  Hill,  Pirn 

Clarion,  Clarion  Co.,  pop.  2,612. 

Principal  High  School — J  W   Rutheifoid 

Clarion  State  Normal  School;  normal;  state; 
co-ed  ,  est  1SS7,  Amos  P  Reese,  Pun 


Clearfielcl,  Clearfield  Co.,  pop.  6,851. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — A    D    Begler 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — Aaron   Kramer 
City    Superintendent — Geoige   E     Zufoss 
Pnncipal  High  School — J    A    Kase 
Supv     Music — Charles  Rockwell. 
Manual    Training — Gail    Sundley 
Domestic  Science — Merle  Chamberlain 
Draumg — Fannie   Cassel 
Commercial — Charles  Yost 

Coaldale,  Sclmykill  Co,  pop.  5,154. 

City  Superintendent — John  E    Gildea 

Coat es\ ille,  Chester  Co,  pop.  11,084. 

Pres   Bd    Educ.— S    H    Scott,  M    D. 
See    Bd    Educ — H    E    Williams,  M   D 
City   Superintendent — William  T    Gordon 
Principal  High  School — William  J    Smith. 
Supv    Music — Henrietta  M    Smedley 
Dz  awing — Susan  Y    Dai  rah 

Clark  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten  ;  H 
Chauncey   Clark,    Pres 


Collegeville,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  621. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — A    D    Fetterolf. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — D    H    Bartman 
Principal  High  School — Howard  P    Tyson. 

Ursinus  College;  coll  ;  co-ed  ;  Reformed; 
est  1869,  George  Leslie  Omwake,  Pd  D.f 
President  ' 

Columbia,   Lancaster   Co.,   pop    11,454. 

Pres  Bd   Educ — L    J   Schroeder 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    S    Stair 

City  Superintendent — William  C    Sampson 

Principal  High  School — Mary  Y    Welsh 

Rupv    Music — Esther  M    Long 

Dialing — Alice  M.  Hassey 

St.  Peter's  Convent,  prep.,  co-ed  ;  R.  C  , 
Sister  M.  Flavia.  P/in. 

Concordville,  Delaware  Co,  pop.  543. 

Maplewood  Institute,  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  est.  1862 ,  Joseph  Shortlldgre,  A.  M , 
Prin 

Conemaugrh,  Cambria  Co ,  pop    1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — A    W    Pnngle 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    S    Mack 
City   Superintendent — J    M     Uhler 
Principal  High  School — I    D    Ford 
Supv    Music — Mary    Pierce. 
Domestic   Science — Ellen   NTorthrop 
Physical   Culture — I    D    Ford 
Commercial — Marie   G    Braumon 

Connellsville,  Fayette  Co,  pop.  12,845. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — C    W    Hays 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Camilla  M    Munk 
City  Superintendent — Stanley  P    Ashe. 
Principal  High  School — Bela  B   Smith. 
Supv    Music — Maiy  Mxvker 
Supv    Grades — Daise  Trump 
Manual  Training — O.  A.  Stone. 
Domestic   Science — Louise  Henche. 
Drawing — Mary  Brickman. 
Commercial — Helen  Carroll. 
Stenography — Lila  Chamley. 


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Connellsville — continued 

Douglas   Business   College;   bus    and   sten  ; 
est    1899,   E    A    Bailey,   Principal 

Conshohocken,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop   7,480 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — C    F    Tegtmeier 
Sec    Bd.  Educ  — Ralph  N   Campbell 
City    Supenntendent — A     M     Wea\er 
Principal  High  School — JL   B   Earhart 
Supv    Music — Thomas   R.   Middleton 
Manual  Training — Lewis  Scholl 
Domestic  Science — Dottie  C    Rockhill 


Coraopolis,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  5,252. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ  — Samuel  G    Stafford. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    A    Young 
City   Superintendent — C     F    Hilborn 
Principal  High  School — P.  M    Woodward. 
Supv   Music — Mrs    Coffin 

Corry,  Erie  Co.,  pop.  5,991. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Harry  Auer 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — D    S    Rowe 
City  Superintendent — C    D    Wilson. 
Principal  High  School — E    L    Alomoe 
Supv   Music — Mrs   George  Bosworth 
Manual  Train   and  Draw. — J  B   Johnson 
Domestic  Science — Mary  Da\ison 
Commercial — Mary   Coffee 

Coudersport,  Potter  Co.,  pop.  3,100. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — E    H.  Ashcraft. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  F    DuBois. 
City  Superintendent — D    R    Merrick 
Principal   High    School — George   Peffer. 
Supv    Mus    and  Draw.  Julia  L-illibridge. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Ethel  Fowler. 

Crafton,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop    4,583* 

Pres   Bd    Educ — E    L    McGrew 

Sec    Bd   Educ — L.  F   Wente 

City  Superintendent — Calvin  Bowman 

Principal  High  School — J   H   Edgerton 

Music  and  Draw  — Mary  E   Bauer 

Duff's  College;  bus  and  sten  ;  co-ed.;  H 
B.  Hamill,  Principal 

Cresson,  Cambria  Co.,  pop.  1,470. 

Mount  Aloysius  Academy;  girls'  boarding; 
R.  C.;  Sister  M.  Gertrude  Cosgrave,  Su- 
perior. 

Danville,  Montour  Co,  pop.  7,^17. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    Shultz 
Sec    Bd    Educ-— W    H    Orth 
City  Supt — Daniel  N    Diffenbacher. 
Principal  High  School — J    C    Caiey 
Drawing — Virginia    McQuiston 
Commercial — F.  W.  Magill. 

Darby,  Delaware  Co ,  pop.  6,305. 

Fres  Bd    Educ. — Alfred  Henry. 

Sec.  Bd    Educ. — William  E   Buckman. 

City  Superintendent — W    A    Kreider 

Prin.  High  School — Miss  Ellen  S.  Bonitelm. 

Supv.  Music— Miss  Pearl  M    McCoy. 

Manual  Training — Stephen  J.  Marks. 

Drawing — Mrs    Martha  F.  Clauss. 

Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Mils  Sue  E.  Andrews. 


Dayton,  Armstrong  Co ,  pop.  809. 

Dayton     Normal     Institute,     literary     and 

music     courses ,     co-ed  ,      non-sect  ;     eat. 

1905,  Rev.  C    W    Johnston,  Principal. 
Howe    (Miss)    and    Marots    (Miss)    School; 

prep.;  girls*  non-sect  ;  Misses  Howe  and 

Marots,  Principals. 

Devon,  Chester  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Devon    School,     girls'    boarding    and    day; 

ages  under  15,  non-sect.,   est    1905,   Miss 

E     R.   Harrar,    Principal 
Spiers  School,  boarding,   boys  8  to  15;   est 

1914,   Mark  H.   Spiers,  Headmaster 

Dickson  City,  ILackawanna  Co.,  pop.  0,331. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — William  Grazeweiz> 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Edward  Jackson 
Town   Superintendent — A.   W    Marvin 
Principal   High  School — Iceland   McLain 
Supv    Music — John  H    Cousin* 

Donora,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  8,174. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    Add    Sprowls 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Benj     Fielding. 
Citv   Superintendent — J    M    Layhue 
Pimcipal  High  School — W  W  DeShong. 
Supv    Music — Evalyn  James 
Manual  Training — F    H    Webster 
Domestic   Science — Jennie  Van   Heyson. 
Penmanship — Florence  Maloney 
Com'l   &    Stenog'y — Emma  E  dm  la  ton 

Dorranceton,  Luzerne  Co.,  pop.  4,046. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Anne  Dorrance. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    G    Shortz 
City   Superintendent — C    B    Hanyen,  Jr. 
Principal  High  School — L    M    Jones 
Supv    Music — T    S    Davis 
Domestic  Science — Gertrude  Hobbes 
Drawing — Olive  Marcy 
Primary — Luella   Good 
Downlngtown,  Chester  Co.,  pop    3,326 
Supt     of   Schools — A    B     Moyer 
Downmgtown    Industrial    and    Agricultural 

School      (colored);      agric       and      mdust. 

courses,    co-ed  ;     est      1905,    William    A. 

Creditt,   Principal. 

Doylestown,  Bucks  Co.,  pop.  3,304. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — H    B    Eastburn 

Sec    Bd    Educ — L    M    James 

City  Supt  and  Prin   H  S  — Carmon  Boss 

Supv.  Music — Pauline  LaMontagne 

Drawing — Kathryn  Bernd 

Physical  Training — Sue  B    Swartzlander 

National  Farm  School;  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ;  est.  1896,  John  H.  Washburn,  Di- 
rector. 

Oakland  School  for  Girls,  girls*  boarding; 
Miss  Julia  Y.  Atkinson,  Prin 

Dnbois,  Clearfleld  Co.,  pop.  12,623. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W   H.  dawthia 
Sec    Bd    Educ — James  W   Schoch. 
City   Supeiintendent — 1    M    Gast 
Principal  High  School— H.   J.  Baldwin. 
Supv    Music — Maude  Pentz 
Manual  Training — L    J.   Dunlap 
Domestic  Science — Mrs   Julia  Long. 
Drawing — Anna  Williams. 

DuBois  College  of  Business;  bus    and  sten., 
est.   1890,   G.   W.   Thorn,   Pres. 


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Donmore,  LackaTvarma  Co.,  pop.  17>615. 

City  Superintendent — Charles  F.  Hoban. 

Dnqnesne,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  15,727. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — "W   C    Libengood 
Sec.  Bd   Educ — S   B    Regester. 
City  Superintendent — C    H    Wolford 
Principal  High  School — L    M    Boozell 
Supv    Music — Nina    Legge 
Manual  Training — Charles  Wardner 
Domestic  Science — Margaret  Harrison 
Domestic  Art — Mary   P    Turner 
Drawing — Julia  McCoy 
Penmanship — Laura    B     Shallenberger 
Commercial — Alfred  H    Qumette 

Duryea,  Luzerne  Co.,  pop.  7,487. 
Pres.  Bd    Educ — Joseph  Garrett. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William   I*.   Jones. 
City  Superintendent — Frederick  J.  Regan 
Principal   High   School — E    Dougher 
Supv     Music — Reva    Jones 
Penmanship — Ella   Quinn 
Com'l  &  Stenog*y — Nellie  Winn. 

East  Pfttsburg,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop,  5,615. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — W   J   Pefferman 

Sec,  Bd   Educ  — P    J    Kelly 

City  Superintendent — H    L    Koons 

Eart  Strondsburgr,  Monroe  Co.,  pop   3,330. 

Pres   Bd   Educ. — A.  W.  Tester. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — Charles  Decker. 
City  Superintendent— Charles  A.  Gosa 
Supv    Music— -M.  Claude  Rosenberry. 

East  Stroudsburg  State  Normal  School:  nor- 
mal, state,  co-ed  ;  est.  1903;  E.  L,.  Kemp. 
Prin. 

Easton,  Northampton  Co.,  pop.  28,523. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — Charles  Magee. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R.   E.  Peifer. 
City  Superintendent — R.  E.  Laramy. 
Asst     Supt — A    J     La   Barre 
Principal   High   School — W    C    Davis 
Supv    Music — C    Rosenbeiry 
Manual  Training— H.  A.  Albright. 
Domestic  Science — Beulah  GradTVohl 
Drawing — Arthur  J.  Blewitt 
Pen'ship  and  Com'l — C   E   Powell 

Churchman  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten  ;  est  1911.  "Wilhson  E  Churchman, 
Principal,  Fourth  and  Northampton  Sts. 

Easton  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  boarding-, 
est.  1860;  Samuel  R.  Park,  A.  M,  Prin 

Easton  School  of  Business;  bus.  and  sten  ; 
est  1873,  Addison  L  Jones,  Principal,  22 
Center  Square. 

Lafayette  College;  coll  ;  classical,  science, 
and  engineering  (civil,  mining,  electrical, 
mechanical,  chemical),  men;  Presb  ;  est* 
John  Henry  McCracken,  President. 

Ean  Claire,  Butler  Co.,  pop.  860. 

Eau  Claire  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  A.  W.  Kelly,  A.  M.,  Prin. 


Ebensburgr,   Cambria  Co.,  pop.   1,978. 

City  Superintendent — M    S    Bentz 
Supv     Music — Emory    H     Davis. 

Ebensburg  Elementary  Boarding  School, 
elementary  (open  all  year  round) ,  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  est  1907,  Miss  Sarah  M 
Gallaher,  Ph  B ,  M  A ,  Principal 

Ebensburg  Normal  School;  normal,  private, 
co-ed.;  H.  T.  Jones.  Prin. 

Edinboro,  Erie  Co ,  pop.  691. 

Edinboro  State  Normal  School;  normal, 
state,  co-ed  ;  est.  1861,  Frank  E  Baker, 
Prin. 

Edwardsvllle,  Luzerne  Co  ,  pop.  8,407. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Alfred  W    Davis. 
Sec   Bd    Educ — Rees  S   Davies 
City  Superintendent — James  O.  Herman, 
Prin   High  School — H   Blanche  Davenport 
Supv    Music — Edward  R    Griffith 

Eldersridge,  Indiana  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Eldersridge  Academy,  nor.  and  prep  ,  co- 
ed ,  boarding,  non-sect  ;  est  1839,  C 
V  Smith,  A  M ,  Principal 

Elderton,  Armstrong  Co.,  pop.  293. 

Elderton  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non-sect  ; 
"W.  Xi  Austin,  Prin. 

Elizabeth,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  2,311. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    D    McBryar 

Sec   Bd    Educ  — S    M    Morns 

City  Supei  intendent — Robert  B   Kelley 

Principal  H   S — Hainet  Blankenbuehler 

Supv.  Music — James  Mcllroy,  Jr 

Elizabethtown,  Lancaster  Co.,  pop*  2,587. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    M    Eshleman. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    G    Heisey. 
Principal    High    School — E.    U     Aumiller. 
Drawing— Mae    Gross 

Elizabethtown  College,  comprises  Academic, 
Pedagogical,  Commercial,  Industrial, 
Music,  and  Biblical  Departments,  co-ed  , 
Church  of  the  Brethren,  est  1900;  D.  C. 
Reber,  Pd  D ,  Pres 

Elktns  Park,  Suburb  of  Philadelphia, 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    Howard  Ervien 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    D    Johnson,  M    D 
Oity   Superintendent — William   G    Cleaver. 
Principal  High  School — O    W.  Ackerznan. 
Supv    Music — May  A     Cloud 
Manual   Training — C     E     Karlson 
Domestic    Science — Ardee    Rovabaugh 
Drawing — Ethel    K.    Kruger 
Commercial — James  L    Street. 

Ephrata,  Lancaster  Co.,  pop.  8,192. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M.  W.  Hess. 
Sec    Bd   Educ — Dr.  J.  M.  Baum. 
Principal  High  School — H.  E.  Gehman. 
Supv    Music — E    A.  List. 
Drawing — Paul  E    Beck. 

Erie,  Erie  Co.,  pop.  66,625. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  Reinhold,  Jr 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William  J.  Flynn. 
City  Superintendent — Ira  B    Bush 
Principal  High  School— John  C    Diehl. 


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Brie — continued 

6upv    Music — Miss  Anne  C    Henratta. 
Supv    Music — Mrs    Carrie  Stoughton. 
Manual  Training — Ray  C    Diver 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Louise  Nick. 
Physical  Cult — D    G    Evans 
Drawing — Miss  Emma  E   Crook. 
Commercial — C    L    Arnold. 
Stenography — Jessie  C    Leigh. 
Penmanship — F    O    Pinks 

Davis  Shorthand  and  Business  School;  bus 

and  sten  ,  C    W.  Laird,  Principal,  Down 

ing  Bldg. 
Erie  Business  College,  bus   and  sten.;  Amo» 

M    Cassel,  A.  B  ,  President,  12  W    Ninth 
Erie   Normal    Training   Schools,    nor  ,    city, 

co-ed  ,     est     1905,    Celestia    J.    Hershey, 

Principal. 

Reed's  (Mrs )  Private  Kindergarten  and 
Boarding  School  for  Children,  nor.  kind 
and  children's  boarding;  est.  1895,  Mrs. 
B  Cora  Heed,  Director 

St  Benedict's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R 
C  ,  Sister  M.  Philomena,  O  S.  B ,  Prin. 

Villa  Maria  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R. 
C.,  Mother  M.  Eugenia,  Prin. 

Faetoryvllle,  Wyoming  Co.,  pop.  759. 

Keystone  Academy,  boys'  boarding;  Bapt  ; 
est  1868,  B  F.  Thomas,  Principal. 

Fallsington,  Bucks   Co.,  pop.  868. 

Principal  High  School — W   E   Krah 

Farm  School  P.  O.,  Bucks  Co. 

National  Farm  School,  agric  and  domes- 
tic science  courses,  co-ed  ,  est  1899; 
Rev  Joseph  Krauskopf,  D.  D ,  Pres 

Fawn  Grove,  York  Co.,  pop.  240. 
Fawn  Grove  Academy,   prep  ;   co-ed.;   non- 
sect  ;  Geo.  W    Devilbliss,  Prin. 

Ford  City,  Armstrong  Co.,  pop.  4,850. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John  G    Shearer 
Sec   Bd  Educ  — Ferdinand  Reisgen. 
City  Supt    and  Prin.  H    S  — W   W   Irwin 
Music  and  Drawing — G    Grace  Fleck. 
Manual  Training — Glen  Ettinger 

Forest  City,  Susanehanna  Co.,  pop.  5,749. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    J    McLaughlin 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    B    Shepard 
Prin   High  School — Floyd  H    Taylor. 

Franklin,  Venango  Co ,  pop.  9,767. 

Pres    Bd    Educ —-Alexander  Jobsow 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H.  F   Bensinger 
City  Superintendent — N.  P.  Kinsley. 
Principal  High  School— -J.  D.  P.   Smlthgall. 
Supv   Music — Mrs    E    M.  Noss 
Manual  Training — Prof    Morgan 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    Maud  Huntsman 
Drawing — Miss  A    Reisinger 
Commercial — Mrs.  Carrie  Swift. 

Miller  Night  School,  prep.;  men;  non-sect., 
est  1899;  D.  J.  Hart,  Supt. 

Frazer,   Chester  Co.,  pop.  200. 

Villa  Maria  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R. 
C  ,  Sister  Superior. 


Fredonia,  Mercer  Co.,  pop.  443. 

Fredonia  Institute;  prep.,  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ; 
est.  1887,  F.  A  Fruit,  A.  B,  Pres. 

Freeburg  Snyder  Co,  pop.  600. 

Moyer's  Normal  Music  School;  girls'  board- 
ing, mus  ,  est.  1870,  Miss  Anna  J.  Moyer, 
Director 

Freeland,  Lnzerne  Co.,  pop.   6,197. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Jonah  Evans 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Joseph  Fentsemacher 

City  Superintendent — John  H    Herring 

Galeton,  Potter  Co.,  pop.  4,027. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — James  T    Hurd 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Philip  Meine 

City   Supt    &  Prin.   H    S — Roger  B    Foote. 

Music  &  Draw — Ruth  "Wood 

Commercial — R    B.    Foote. 

George   School,  F.   O.,  Bucks  Co. 

George  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  Friends;  est 
1893;  Joseph  S  Walton,  Ph.  D,  Prin. 

Germantown,  Suburb  of  Philadelphia. 

Friends'    School,    prep  ;    co-ed  ;        Friends 

(orthodox),    Stanley    R.    Tarnell,    M.    A., 

Prin. 
Friends'      Select     School;      prep.;      co-«4L; 

Friends;  Walter  Haviland,   Prin. 
Germantown    Academy;    prep  ;    boys,    non- 
sect  ,  est    1760,  Samuel  E    Osburn,  M    A, 

Headmaster,  Lane  and  Green 
St    Vincent  Seminary;  prep.,  co-ed.;  R.  C.; 

est    1868;  Very  Rev    Frederick  J.  Maune, 

C   M ,  President 
Stevens    School    for    Girls;    girls'    boarding-; 

non-sect.;  Miss  Mary  A   Bently,  Principal 
Walnut  Lane   School,   girls'   boarding;    est 

1857;  non-sect  ;  Miss  S.  Edna  Johnston,  A 

B,   Prin,    2226   Walnut   St. 

Gettysburg,  Adams  Co.,  pop.  4,030. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  Speese 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Milton  Remmel 

City  Supt.   &  Prin.    H    S — W.   A.  Burgoon 

Manual  Training — Raymond  Michener 

Domestic  Science — Anna  Fox 

Com'l   &   Stenog*y — Walter  D.   Reynolds. 

Bethany  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
Miss  Luella  McAllister,  Frin. 

Lutheran  Theological  Seminary;  theol.; 
men;  Luth  ,  est.  1826,  Rev.  J.  A  Sing- 
master,  D  D ,  Pres. 

Pensylvania  College;  coll  ;  men;  Luth.; 
est.  1832;  William  Anthony  Granville,  Ph. 
D,  LL.  D.,  Pres 

Steven's  Hall;  prep.;  co-ed  ,  Luth.;  est. 
1832;  Rev.  Charles  H.  Huber,  A.  M,  Prin. 

Gilbert,   Monroe   Co,   pop.   230. 

Polytechnic  Institute,  nor.  and  prep.; 
boarding;  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ,  est.  1886; 
Frank  A.  Christman,  Principal. 

Girardvllle,  Schuylkill  Co.,  pop.  4,396. 
Pres.  Bd.  Educ — J.  H    Babb. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ— M    J.  Carey. 
Principal  High  School — E.  W   Taylor 
Supv.   Music— J.   J    Stief. 


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Glassport,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  5,540. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    T    Webster 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    IS    Bradley 
Principal  High  School — R    Miller  Boggs 
Supv    Music — Ebba   Lindborn 
Manual  Training — Wilbur  Monks 
Domestic  Science — Gertrude  McKee 
Penmanship — Corrina  Lindberg 

Glenlyon,  Luzerne  Co ,  pop.  3,200. 

Township  Superintendent — H.  IT   Nyhart 

GlenviHe,  York  Co.,  pop.  340. 

Glenvllle  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  Luth  , 
eat.  1892;  E.  M  Stahl,  A  M,  Prin 

Greensburg,  Westmoreland  Co,  pop   13,01$ 

City  Superintendent — J    H    Alleman. 

Greensburg  Seminary,  prep.;  co-ed;  Luth.. 

Wm.  H    Zuber,  A.  M.,  Prin. 
St    Joseph's   Academy,    girls'   boarding;    B. 

C  ,  Mother  M.  Ignatia,  Superior 
St   Mary's  Seminary;  boys'  boarding,  R.  C  ; 

est    1882;  Mother  M    Ignatia,  Superior 

Greenville,  Mercer  Co,  pop.  5,909. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    L   Keck 

Sec    Bd    Educ— M.  H.  Fetzer 

City  Superintendent — G.   B    Gerberich. 

Principal  High  School — G   B    Gerberich 

Supv    Music — H.   C    Smith 

Bra-wing — Hylma  Muller. 

Penmanship— Andrew  Lester 

Thiel  College,  college,  academy,  and  con- 
servatory of  music;  co-ed  ,  Ev  Luth  , 
est  1870,  Hemy  W  Elson,  Ph  D,  Pres 

Grove  City,  Mercer  Co.,  pop.  3,674. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — William  A    Redmond 
Sec    Bd.  Educ  — T    J    Robinson 
City  Superintendent — H    M    B    Lehn 
Principal  High  School — G  H.  Crowther. 
Supv    Music — Miss    Selkirk   Burgess 
Commercial — Miss  J    Coulter 

Grove  City  College,  coll  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect ; 
est  1884,  Wier  C  Ketler,  A  M,  Pres 

Hanover,  York  Co.,  pop.  7,057. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — Horace  D   Becker 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  E    Nace 
City  Superintendent — O    C    Gortner 
Principal  High  School — Andrew  J    English 
Supv    Music — Carrie   M     Cramp 
Manual  Training— J    Riley  Schmidt. 
Domestic  Science — Sydney  Rebert 
Com'l  &  Stenog*y — Anna  E.   Read 

Harrleburgr,   Dauphin   Co.,  pop.   94,186. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A     Q    Stamm 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — D   D   Hammelbaugh. 
City  Superintendent — Frederick  3D    Downes. 
District  Supervisor — J   J   Brehm. 
District  Supervisor — M    H    Thomas 
Principal  High   School — H    G    Dibble 
Principal  Technical  High— Charles  B   Fager. 
Supv.  Music — Edward  G.  Rose. 
Manual  Training — C   B    Fager,  Jr 
Domestic  Science — Frances  Hamilton 
Drawing — Mary  H    Hogan 
Commercial — E    F.  Keller 


irarrisburg  —  continued 
Harrisburg  Academy,  boys'   boarding,  non- 

sect  ,   Arthur  E    Brown,  A    M,  Prin. 
Harrisburg  Business  College,  bus   and  sten  ; 

est     1885,    J     E     Garner,    Principal,    329 

Market 
Harrisburg  Conservatory   of   Music;   music, 

est    1896,  E    J.  Decevee,  Director. 
Seller    School,     girls'    day,     non-sect  ,     est 

1897,     Misses     Martha     and     Sue     Seller, 

Principals. 
St    Genevieve's  Convent,   prep  ,   girls'   day; 

R    C  ,   Sister  Superior 
School    of  Commerce,   bus     and   sten  ;    est 

1894.    D     L     M    Raker,    Principal,    15    S. 

Second  Street 
Teachers'  Training  School,  normal,  city,  co- 

ed ,  est  1902,  AnnaU   Wert,  Principal 

Hatboro,   Montgomery  Co  ,  pop.   962. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  —  W   W   Wilgus 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  W    Shoman 
Principal  High  School  —  George  Stuart 

Haverford,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  548. 

Haverford  College,  arts,  science  and  engi- 
neering courses,  men,  Friends;  est  1833, 
Isaac  Sharpless,  LL  D  ,  President 

Haverford  School,  boys*  boarding,  Friends, 
est  1884,  Edwm  M  Wilson,  A.  M,  Head- 
master 


Hazleton,  Luzerne  Co.,  pop. 

Pres  Bd   Educ  —  William  A   Turnbach 
Sec    Bd.  Educ  —  D.   L    Evans. 
City  Superintendent  —  David  A    Harman. 
Township  Supt  —  Joseph  B.  Gabrio. 
Principal  High  School  —  J    Donald  Giest. 
Supv    Music  —  A    E    Greenhalgh. 
Domestic  Science  —  Josephine  M.  Hanson. 
Manual   Training  —  Mabel  Panco. 
Drawing  —  Mary  E    Berger. 
Commercial  —  I    D    Schneffer 
Stenography  —  D    C.  ICling 
Penmanship—  Ella  M   Knng 

Hazleton  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1890,  J  Edwards  Watte,  Prin 

Herman,  Butler  Co.,  pop.  100. 

St  Fidelis  College,  coll  ,  men;  R.  C  ;  est 
1877;  Rev.  Cassian  Harti,  O  M.  Cap., 
Director 

Hickory,    Washington  Co,   pop.   550. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  —  W   F    Caldwell 
Sec    Bd.   Educ  —  C    C    Coates 
Principal  High  School  —  L    H    Con  way. 

HolUdaysburg,  Blair  Co.,  pop.  8,734. 

Pres    Bd    Educ.  —  L.  R.  Humes. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ—  -J    T    Leet 
City  Superintendent  —  E.  S.  Rice. 
Principal  High  School  —  H    J   Barrett 
Supv    Music  —  Mrs.  Jean  Millerelsen. 
Drawing  —  Miss  Anna  P    Dean 

Cowles  (Miss)  School  for  Girls;  girls'  board  - 

In?,  non-sect  ;  Miss  Emma  Milton  Cowles, 

Prin 
The    Seminary,    girls'    boarding,    non-sect.; 

est     1867;    Charlotte    C     Gray,   B.    D  ,   A. 

M.,   Pres 


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Homestead,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop    18,713 

Pres      B<1      Rdiu  — H<irr\     W     <1o\eit 
Sec    Bd    E<lut  — \\     IT    Lnnsrham 
City    Supeimtondent — Lanrlis  Tantjor 
Principal  Hit?h  School — Mi  fa    L    P    Williams 
Supv     Music — John  1*    Jones 
Vocational  Hchool — L'harleb  Mai  ten,   Sup\ 
Domestic   Science — Elizabt  th  (.'unfit  Id 
fommen  lal — Bla.nch    E     "VS-ilbon 

Carnegie  Library  Night  School,  prep  and 
mus  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1906,  "W  F  Stevens, 
Principal 

Honesdale,  Wayne  Co.,   pop    2,945. 

Prea    Bd    Educ  — Frederick  C    Schoell 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    M    Seme 

City    Supt    and   Pun     H     S — R     T     Da\ies 

Huntingdon,  Huntingdon   Co.,  pop.  6,861. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — T    H    Likens 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    H    Waite 
City    Superintendent — W     M.    Rife 
Principal   High  School — H    G    Means 
Supv    Music — Emilo  Chisolm 

Juniata  College,  comprises  College,  Acad- 
emy, School  of  Education,  and  Bible 
School,  co-ed  ,  Brethren,  est  1876;  I 
Harvey  Brumbaugh,  A  M ,  Pres 

Indiana,  Indiana  Co.,  pop.  5,749. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    S   Daugherty 
Sec    Bd   Educ  — Olu  er  Frv 
City  Superintendent — Ernest  I    Work 
Principal  High  School — H    G    Means 

State  Normal  School  of  Pennsylvania,  nor- 
mal, state;  co-ed  ,  est  1875,  James  £ 
Ament,  LL  D ,  Pres 

Jeanette,  Westmoreland  Co.,  pop.  8,077. 

City   Superintendent — E    Wilber   Long 

Jenldntown,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  2,968. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Nathan  B    Gaskill 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    Fred  Tiefenbach 
City  Superintendent — LeRoy  A    King 
Principal  High  School— Chester  A   Sutler 
Supv    Music — Jessio  Triol 
Manual  Training — Harry  Lord 
Physical    Culture — Estella    Hoffman. 
Domestic  Science — Mae  Donnelly 
Drawing — Olive  Bond 
Penmanship — Helen  Coyle 
Commercial — Misa    Angle 

Abington  Friends*  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
Friends,  est  1887,  Mrs  Lillian  L  Kel- 
logg, Principal 

Beech  wood  School  for  Young  Women,  grirlg* 
boarding;  non-sect  ,  M  H.  Reaser,  Ph.  D , 
Free 

Jersey  Shore,  Incoming  Co.,  pop.  5,381. 

Prea     Bd     Educ — L    J.    Holmes. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    C    Young. 
City  Superintendent — J.  G   Dundore. 
Principal  High  School — F.  H.  Painter. 
Penmanship— C     C.    Hart. 
Commercial — Elizabeth    Curts. 


Jolmsonburgr,  Elk  Co ,  pop.  4,334 

Pics    B<1    EUu<   — J    P    Bioph\ 

S«c     P>rl    Eiliu — W    E    Hfoken<loin 

City  Superintendent — George  W    Mitchell 

Principal  High  School — George  W.  Mitchell 

Supv    Music — Beulah  I    Shutt 

Commercial — Maude  Krauss 

Johnstown,   Cambria  Co.,  pop.  55,482. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  I     D     Rutl^tlge 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    H    Meyer 
City  Superintendent — John  Nicholas  Adee 
Miper\  ismg  Pun — T   D    Ripple 
Supervising  Pi  in — (T    D    Murdoch 
Pupei  \ising    Pun — L     B     Fun\ 
Principal  High  School — H.  J    Stockton 
Supervisoi    Music — Marj    R    Logman 
Manual   Training1 — H     R    Jaques 
Domestic  Science — Emmn  C    Tajlor 
Drawing — Flora  B.    Potter 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — S    D.   Elrick 
Primal  j. — Marv  J     Cooper 
Penmanship — H     L,    Donat 

Cambria  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1903,  E  G  Jones,  President,  Lincoln 
Building 

Rowe  College,  bus  and  sten  ,  co-ed*.;  est 
1893,  W  L.  Wea\ei,  President 

St  Mary's  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R  C., 
Rev  J  N  Bausch,  Prin 

Juniata,    Blair    Co.,    pop.    5,285. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    W.  Lees 

Sec   Bd   Educ  — J   "W   Fleck 

City  Superintendent — Marshall  B.  Wineland. 

Principal  High  School — \\     M    Logue 

Kane,  McKean  Co.,   pop.  6,626. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Frederick  Kime 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — M.   L.   Peterson 
City    Superintendent — H    O    Dietrich 
Principal  High  School — C    E    Hilborn 
Supv    Music — Carolyn   P    Harris 
Domestic  Science — Isabel  Gildersleeve 


Kennett  Square,  Chester  Co.,  pop.  2,049. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Sharplesa  W    Lewis 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Abbie  W    Wilder 
Principal  High   School — D    Edward  Atwell 

Cedarcroft  School;  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ;  est  1905,  Jesse  E.  Phillips,  A.  M, 
Prin. 

Kingston,   Luzerne   Co.,   pop.   6,449. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — D    M    Rosser 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — F    I    Renimell 

City  Superintendent — J   Richmond  Merkel. 

Principal  High  School — P   A   Golden 

Supv    Music — D    H    Lewis. 

Wyoming  Seminary;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  est.  1843, 
M  E  ,  L  L.  Sprague,  D  IX,  Pre«. 

Kittanning,    Armstrong    Co.,    pop.    4,311. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — George  Titzell 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C    A    Wolfe 

City  Superintendent — Frank  W    Goodwin 

Principal  High  School — T    C    Cheeieman. 

Supv    Music — Mary  Lindeman 

Domestic  Science — Ruth  Thompson 


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Klttanntaff— - continued 
Manual   Training — Orlo   DIckerson 
Commercial — Frank    Schubert 
Stenography — Marion    Leibius 

Kittanning    Academy,    prep  ,    co-ed  ;    non- 
sect  ,  est    1821,  C    V    Smith,  A.  M,  Prin 


Kutztown,  Berk*  Co.,  pop.  3,360. 

Pre*    Bd    Educ  — Q    D    Herman 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — C    C    Borden 
Principal  High  School— R   M   Rentschler 
Supv    Music — G    W    Flchthorn 

Keystone  State*  Normal  School;  normal, 
state,  co-ed.,  A.  C  Rothermel,  A  M, 
Ph  D.,  Principal. 

Lancaster,  Lancaster  Co  ,  pop.  47,227. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — P    B    Slaymaker 
Sec     Bd     Educ — R     M     Bolenius 
City   Superintendent — Hervey  B    TVoik 
Prin    Boys'  H    S. — B    W.  Fisher 
Prin    Girls'  H   S— H.  E    Slagen 
Supv    Music — Margaret   HumphreMlle 
Primary — Daisy  Hoffmeier 
Drawing — Mary  G    Miller 

Bowman  Technical  School,  watchmaking 
and  engineering;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est 
1889,  John  J.  Bowman,  Prop. 

Franklin  and  Marshall  Academy,  prep  , 
boys!  Reformed,  est  1878,  T  G  Helm, 
A  M ,  and  B  M  Hartman,  A  M.,  Prin- 
cipals. 

Franklin  and  Marshall  College,  college  and 
academy,  men,  Reformed;  est.  1852; 
Rev  Henry  Harbaugh  Apple,  D  D  ,  Pres 

Pennsylvania  Business  and  Shorthand  Col- 
lege, bus,  sten  and  civil  service;  est 
1896,  J.  M.  Wade,  Ph.  D,  Prin. 

Sacred  Heart  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R 
C  ;  Sister  Stanislaus,  Superior. 

Stevens  Manual  Training  School,  indust  and 
tech  ;  men,  William  Mellor,  Superinten- 
dent 

St  Mary's  Academy;  girlg'  boarding;  R.  C.f 
Sister  B  Aloysius,  Prin. 

St  Mary's  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Rev  P.  J. 
McCul  lough,  D.  D  ,  Pres 

Shippen  School,  girls'  boarding;  non-sect, 
e«t  1908,  Emily  Underbill,  Prin 

Theological  Seminary  of  the  Reformed 
Church,  theol.;  men;  Reformed;  est.  182S, 
Rev  John  C.  Bowman,  D  D,  Pres 

Yeates  School;  boys'  boarding,  P  E  ,  est 
1857,  J  H.  Schwacke,  Headmaster. 

Langhorne,  Bucks  Co.,  pop    885. 

Prlncipa.1  High  School— Ira  L   Kinney 

Lansdowne,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  4,060. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    Eugene  Baker 
Sec    Bd    Educ— WilUam  P    Freeborn 
City  Supt   &  Prin   H    S  —Walter  L  Phillips 
Supv    Music— H    M    Smedley 
Manual  Training— D    A    Glover. 
Physical  Culture — A.  B    Lilly 
Drawing— H    E    Taylor. 


Lanclsowne — continued 

Brookwood  School  for  Nervous  and  Back- 
ward Children,  Rachael  W  Brewster, 
Prin 

Froebel  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect  , 
est  1888,  A  Prichett  and  Erail  D 
Wright,  Directors 

Lansford,    Carbon   Co,   pop    8.321 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — W    G   Thomas 
Sec   Bd    Educ  — Thomas  T   Whildm 
City  Superintendent — Elmer  B    Kuntx. 
Principal  High  School — R    O    Klotx 
Manual  Training — J    N    Lembach 

Larksville,  Lnzerne  Co.,  pop.  9,288. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Thomas  Keating 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — James  J    Kennedy 

City    Supenntendent — M     L     McCann 

Principal   High   School — Helen  Koerner. 

Supv.  Music — D    H    Lewis 

Domestic  Science — Margaret  Curtin. 

Physical  Culture — Elizabeth  Hewitt 

Drawing — Anna  G    Stahl. 

Pen'ship,  Com'l  and  Stenog — P.  F    Taylor. 

Latrobe,  Westmoreland  Co.,  pop.  8,777. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Joseph  E    Barnett 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Louie  P    Raum 
City  Superintendent — R    M    Steele 
Principal  High  School — Chauncey  C    Lively 
Sup\     Music — A    R    Shaw 
Drawing — Jean  C    Robinson 

Latrobe  Commercial  College;  bus.  and  sten  ; 
est  1905,  S  E  Leslie,  President. 

Lebanon,   Lebanon  Co ,   pop.    19,240. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — P    M    Hershey 

Sec    Bd    Bduc — J    H.  Seltzer 

City   Superintendent — E    M    Balsbaugh 

Principal  High  School — J   H    Appenzellar, 

Supv    Music — Florence  Hauer. 

Manual  Training— I    C.  White. 

Domestic  Science — Belle  Chamberlain. 

Drawing — Emma  Hauer 

Commercial — Cecilia  Bohr. 

Stenography — Helen  Seltzer. 

Eastern     School    of    Telegraphy,    tel  ,     est. 

1897,    co-ed  ,    E.    J    Muth,    Pres 
Lebanon   Business  College,   bus.  and  sten.; 

A.   G    Bauer,   Principal 

Lehlghton,  Carbon  Co.,  pop.  6,310. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — L.  M    Beidler 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Granville   F.   Rehrig 
City  Superintendent — Brinton  M    Shull 
Principal  High  School — Homer  B.  SauL 
Supv    Music — C    E.  Tenser. 

Lewlsburg,  Union  Co.,  pop.  3,081. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    W    Thompson 
Sec    Bd,  Educ — Anna  Van  Gundy 
Supervising  Prin — H    S    Bourne. 
Supv    Music — Grace   Felker 

Bucknell    Academy    for   Young  Men,    prep. 

dept.  Bucknell  University,  Walter  S.  Wil- 

coz,   Sc    M ,  Principal 
Bucknell  Institute  for  Young  Women,  prep 

dept    Bucknell  University,  Anna  Roberta 

Carey,  A    M,   Dean 


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Lewigburg — continued 

Bucknell  University,  comprises  College  (in- 
cluding chemical,  civil,  electrical,  me- 
chanical engineering  courses),  Academy 
for  Young  Men,  Institute  for  Young 
Women,  and  School  of  Music,  co-ed  , 
Bapt  ,  est  1846,  John  Howard  Harris, 
LL  D  ,  President 

lewigtown,  Miffln  Co.,  pop.  8,166. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — E    E    UJsh 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — T    J    Biemensderfer 

City  Superintendent — T    Latimer  Brooks. 

Principal   High  School — Mary  L    Wednt 

Supv    Music — Dora  Wilcox 

Drawing — Fannie    E     Cramer 

Lewiston  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  Presb  ,  est 
1902,  E  Washington  Burchfield,  A.  M, 
Prin. 

Ligonier,  Westmoreland  Co.,  pop.  1,575. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — D    A    Geeting 

Sec   Bd    Educ  — C    H    Bitner 

Principal  High  School — Edward  Q   Swan 

Ligonier  Classical  Institute;  prep  ,  co-ed  ; 
non-sect  ,  Rev.  E.  H  Dickinson,  Prin 

Lincoln  University,  Chester  Co.,  pop.  300. 

Lincoln  University  (colored),  coll.,  men; 
theol,  Presb  ,  est  1854,  Re\  John  B 
Kendall,  D  D  ,  President 

Lititz,  Lancaster  Co.,  pop.  2,082. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Elmei   Eby 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Elam  Habecker 
Principal  High  School — A    S    Longenecker 
Music  and  Drawing — Paul  E   Beck 

Linden  Hall  Seminary,  girls'  boarding;  Mo- 
ravian, est.  1746,  Rev  E  S.  Hagen,  Prin. 

Lock  Haven,  Clinton  Co.,  pop.  7,772. 

Pes   Bd    Educ — J   W   Dickey 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  E    Herr 
City   Superintendent — C    W    Hunt 
Principal  High  School — J   W    Weirick 
Drawing — Mary  B    Sloan 

Central  State  Normal  School,  normal;  state, 

co-ed  ,  Charles  Lose,  Principal 
Lockhaven    Business    Institute;    bus.     and 

sten  ;  est    1900,  BenJ.  F    Fletcher,  Prin. 

London  Grove,  Chester  Co.,  pop.  197. 

London  Grove  Friends'  Select  School,  prep  ; 
co-ed  ;  Friends  (Hicksite) ,  Alexownm,  M. 
Rohr,  Prin. 

Loretto,  Cambria  Co.,  pop.,  246. 
St.  Francis  College,  coll.;  R.  C.;  Franciscan 
Brothers,    est     1847,   Very  Rev    Angelus 
Laughlin,  T.   O.  R,   Pres. 

tnzerne,  Luzerne  Co..,  pop.   5,426. 

City  Superintendent — Theron  6.  Osborne 

McDonald,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  2,543. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Samuel  Shane 

Sec    Bd    Educ— John  A    McCausland 

City  Supei  intendent — D    T    McAnlia 

Hickory  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
Lloyd  S  Paxton,  Prin. 


McKees  Bocks,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  14,702. 

Sup\     Music — Agnes   Redding 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Howard   Kessler. 

City   Superintendent — Thomas  K.   Johnston 

Piincipal  High  School — A    W    Kelly 

Sup\     Music — Agnes  Redding 

Drawing — Anna  Smith 

McKeesport,  Allegheny   Co.,  pop.  42,694. 

Pres  Bd    Educ  — R    M    Baldridge 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  T.  Norton. 
City  Superintendent — Joseph  B    Richey 
Principal  High   School — John  F    Bower. 
Supv    Music — J    K.  Spangler. 
Manual   Training — D    H    Atherton 
Domestic  Science — Esther  Howland. 
Physical  Culture — A    Doehla. 
Drawing — Helen  MacMullen 
Commercial — G    La^ience   Hoffman 
Stenography — Maud.   Woods. 

Douglas   Business    College;    bus     and   sten  ; 

est     1894,    Calvin   H    Leasure,    Principal 
Duff's   College,    bus     and    sten  ,    est.    1840, 

Harry  B    Hamill    Superintendent 

McSherrystown,  Adams  Co.,  pop.  1,724. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — A   C    Rice 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  L    Belz 
City  Superintendent — E    F    Poist 
Principal  High  School — Frank  H   Brame 

St.  Joseph's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  B 
C  ,  Sisters  of  St.  Joseph. 

Mahanoy  City,  Schuylkill  Co.,  pop.  15,936. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Joseph  Cook 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    M    Schooner 
City  Superintendent — H    A    O'Day 
Principal  High  School— A.   D.  Miller 

McCann's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.; 
est.  1897;  L  C.  McCann,  Prin. 

Mansfield,  Tioga  Co ,  pop.  1,645. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    B.  Dorsett. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William  M    Borden 
City   Superintendent — W    R    Longstreet 
Principal  High  School — W.  R.  Longstreet. 
Supv   Music  and  Drawing — Rae  Mathews 

Mansfield  State  Normal  School,  normal; 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1862,  William  R 
Straughn,  Principal 

Mauch  Chunk,  Carbon  Co.,  pop.  3,952. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — David  J    Pearsall 
Sec   Bd   Educ — L    F.  Leisennng 
City  Superintendent — E    P    Heckert 
Principal  High  School — W.  Harold  Emery. 
Supv    Music — Adelaide  DavieS 
Drawing — Laura  Smith. 

Meadville,  Crawford  Co.,  pop.  12,780. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B   B    Ferer. 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — Robert  X    Brown 
City  Superintendent — Edward  Sargent 
Principal  High  School — Wm    H    Elsenman 
Supv    Music — Miss  Alexander  * 

Manual  Training — Charles  Munhall 
Physical  Culture — Jessie  Grassie 
Domestic  Science— Edith  Russell. 
Domestic  Art— M.  Louise  Cloasey 
Drawing — Chrlstene  Hay. 
Commercial — FInetta  Walp 


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Meadv  Hie — continued 

Allegheny  College,  coll  ,  co-ed  ;  H  E  ,  est 
1815,  Rev  Wm.  H  Crawford,  D  D,  LL 
D,  Pres 

Beethoven  School  of  Music,  mus  ,  Prof 
George  W.  Dixon,  Director. 

Meadville  Commercial  College,  bus.  and 
sten  ;  est  1888,  Daniel  W  Hoff,  Manager 

Meadvllle  Theological  School,  theol  ,  co-ed  , 
Unitarian,  est  1844;  Rev  Franklin  Ches- 
ter Southworth  A,  M  ,  D  D ,  Pres 

Pennsylvania  College  of  Music,  mus  ,  est 
1886,  Harry  Waithe  Manville,  Dir 

Mechamcsburgr,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  4,469. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — .\    E    Sieber 

fr*f  c    Btl    Educ  — G    II    Lucas 

City    Supt     &    Prm     H     S — Ralph    Jacoby 

Irving  Female  College,  girls'  boarding, 
Luth  ,  est  lS5b,  M  H  Reaser,  Ph  D, 
Pres 

Media,  Delaware  Co ,  pop.  3,562. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Joseph  E    Quinby 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Ernest  I*    Green. 
Principal  High  School — William  C    Joslln 
Supv    Mus    and   Draw — Edna  Babes. 
Commercial — Mrs    Catriett  Cummings. 

Friends'  Select  School,  prep,  co-ed, 
Friends,  est  1885,  Anna  Beitler  Smedley, 
Principal. 

Mercer,  Mercer  Co ,  pop.  2,026. 

Mercer  Academy  and  School  of  Music,  prep 
and  music,  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ,  eat,  1825, 
Rev  Chester  J  W  Wilcomb,  A  M  ,  Pres 

Mcrcersburgr,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,410. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    B    Hege 
Sec   Bd    Educ — C   H    Eitemiller. 
Principal  High  School — J   L.    Fmafrock 

Mercersburg  Academy,  boys'  boarding;  Re- 
formed, est  1865,  William  Mann  Irvine, 
Ph  D,  Prm 

MiddletoTOB,  Dauphin  Co.,  pop.  5,374. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — M    H    Gingrich 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    W     Geoige 

City   Superintendent — Harry  J    Wickey. 

Principal  High  School — H    B   Garver 

Music    &   Drawing — Marguerite    Potter 

AKnunburff,  Union  Co.,  pop.  1,559. 

City  Superintendent — Paul   C.  Snyder 

Mifflintown,  Juniata  Co.,  pop    95$. 

Mifflin  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed.,  non-sect.; 
est  1882;  J  Harry  Dy  singer,  A  B,  Prin. 

Millersville,  Lancaster  Co.,  pop.  1,241. 

First  Pennsylvania  State  Normal  School; 
normal,  state,  co-ed  ,  est  1855;  P.  M 
Harbold,  Prin. 

MHlvale,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  7,861. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Charles  G    Laber 

Sec.   Bd    Educ. — Thomas  Burn*. 

City  Superintendent — Curtia  C.  Williamson. 

Principal  High  School — H    B    "Long 

Supv.  Music — Miss  Ornid  Whitlatch. 


Millville,   Columbia   Co.,  pop.    611. 

Greenwood       Seminary,       prep  ;        co-ed  , 
Friends,   Rachel   Knight,   B.  L.,   Prin. 

Milton,  Northumberland  Co.,  pop.  7,460. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  George  L    Haag 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Charles  W.  Mack 

i"m    Superintendent  —  Wallace  W    Fetzer 

Pimcipal  High  School  —  Carl  Li    Milliard 

Supv     Music  —  Elinor   Bowen. 

Drawing  —  Elinn   Bowen 

Com'l  and  Stenog'y  —  Marlon  Noonan. 

Miners*  ill  e,  Schuylkill  Co.,  pop.  7,240. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  —  H    A    Kear. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  E    L    Straub. 

("•its*  Superintendent  —  Chas   E    Roudabush 

Principal   High   School  —  W    M    Yeingst 

Commercial  —  I   D  Sheaffer 

Monaca,  Beaver  Co  ,  pop.  3,376. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  —  M    D    Youtes 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  W    Otto  Kind 

City  Superintendent  —  W    T    McCullough. 

Principal  High  School  —  L    H    Peterson 

Diawinsr  —  Gertrude   Ashman 

Supv    Music  —  Miss  Carrie  Wilson 

Monessen,  Westmoreland  Co.,  pop.  11,775. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  F    D    Bumbaugh. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  C    H    Dils 

City  Superintendent  —  Harry   E.   Gress 

Principal  High  School  —  Nathan  H    Phillips. 

Supv    Music  —  R.    W.    Davies 

Draw    &   Pen'ship  —  Maurice   E.    Bennett 

Moosic,  Lackawanna  Co,  pop.  8,964. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  S    V    Corby 
Sec    Bd     Educ  —  James   Robling 
Supv  and  Principal  —  I  D   Rittei 

Monongahela,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  7,598. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  C    H    Landefeld 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —Hem  y  Louttit 

City   Superintendent  —  Renwick  G    Dean, 

Principal  High  School  —  H    \/V    Crane 

Supv    Music  —  James  Mcllroy 

Physical  Culture—  Anton  Schatzel 

Draw    and  Pen'ship  —  Miss  Jessie  Stephen. 

Mont  Alto,  Franklin  Co. 

State  Forest  Academy;  training  courses 
for  foresteis,  men,  state,  est  1903,  Ed- 
win Allen  Ziegler,  A  M,  Director 

Mount  Airy,  Suburb  of  Philadelphia. 

Pennsylvania  Institution  for  the  Deaf  and 
Dumb,  state,  Dr.  Crouter,  Supt 

Lutheran  Theological  Seminary,  theol.; 
men,  Luth  ,  est  1864,  Rev.  Henry  Eyster 
Jacobs,  D  D.,  LL.  D.,  Dean 

Mount    Carmel,    Northumberland    Co.,    pop. 
17,53)3. 

Pies   Bd   Educ  —  W   Frank  Btme 

Sec.  Bd    Educ.  —  C.   Elmer  John 

City  Superintendent  —  Samuel  Halsey  Dean 

Principal  High  School  —  C    D     Oberdorf. 

Mount  Holly  Springs,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop, 


Pres   Bd   Educ  —James  A    Steese. 

Sec   Bd.  Educ  —George  R    Klopp 

City  Supt  and  Prin  H   S  —  M   M  Metzger 


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Mount  Oliver,  Allegheny  Co,  pop.  4,241. 

City   Superintendent — Miss  Minnie  Ubinger 

Mount     Pleasant,     Westmoreland     Go ,    pop. 
5,8X2. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — U    G    Weixner 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    Z    Fox 

City  Supt    and  Prm   H    S  — U   L    Goi  dy 

Domestic   Science — Genevieve   Spencer 

Manual  Training — F    E    Ban 

Western  Pennsylvania  Classical  and  Scien- 
tific Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  boarding, 
Bapt  ,  est  1871,  Emil  Hanke,  Principal 

Muncy,   Incoming:    Co.,   pop.    1,904. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  A    Ritter 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  B    Barbour 
Prm  High  School — Syl\  ester  B    Dunlap. 

Lycoming  County  Normal  School,  normal, 
private,  co-ed  ,  est  1870,  Sylvester  B 
Dunlap,  Principal 

Mnnhall,   Allegheny   Co.,   pop.   5,185. 

Pres  Bd    Educ — J    F    iJVIcNeely. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— John  Bell,  Jr 
City  Superintendent — C    R    Stone 
Pimcipal  High  School — D    H    Bauman 
Supv     Music — E\alyn   James 
Kindergarten — Elizabeth   Duncan 
Dra^  ingr — Anna   M    Johnston 

Myerstown,  Lebanon  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

Albright  College,  coll  ,  co-ed  ,  Un  Evan,; 
est  1881,  Rev  L  C  Hunt,  D  D,  Pres. 

Nanticoke,  L-uzerne  Co,  pop.  18,877. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    J    Williams 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    F    Hams 

City   Superintendent — Alton   P.   Diffendafer. 

Principal   High   School — John  Davis 

Nazareth,   Northampton   Co.,   pop.   3,978. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Charles  A    Knecht 
Sec    Bd.   Educ — Walter  Crawford. 
City  Superintendent — H   H.  Hacker. 
Principal  High  School — F.  A.  Marcks 

Nazareth  Hall  Military  Academy,  military, 
Moravian;  Rev  S.  J  Blum,  D.  D,  Supt. 

New  Bloomfleld,  Ferry  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

New    Bloomneld    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.; 

non-sect  ,  est    1838,  D    C   Willaid,  A   B, 
Principal. 

New  Brighton,  Beaver  Co.,  pop.  8,329. 

City  Superintendent — Floyd  Atwell. 

New  Castle,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  36,280. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  C    Tag-gart 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ— H    M.  Marquis. 

City  Superintendent— George  A   Dickson 

Principal  High   School — J    L    Thai  man 

Supv   Music — T   W.  Johns. 

Man   Train   &  Dom.  Science — B  K  Thacker. 

Drawing — Dainty  E    Craig 

Penmanship — J   L.  Moser. 

Commercial — 3   B   Birath 


New  Castle  Business 
•ten  ;  eit.  1913;  G 
S.  Croton  Avenue. 


College,    bus.'   and 
BJ     Lyon,    Manager, 


New    Kensington,    Westmoreland    Co.,    pop. 
7,707. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    S    Kaufman 

Sec    Bd    Educ— C    M    Beat.      . 

City  Superintendent — J.  E.  Hershberger 

Principal   High   Schools — G.  B.  Danneli 

Supv    Music — Maude  Piscus 

Di  awing — Elizabeth    Stroble 

New  Wilmington,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.   758. 

Principal  High  School — S.   A    Mahle 

Westminster  College;  coll  ,  prep.,  music, 
and  art  depts  ,  co-ed  ,  Un.  Presb  ,  est 
1852,  Re\  W  Chailes  Wallace,  D  D, 
Piesident 

Newtown,  Bucks   Co.,   pop.   1,075. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Robert  Kenderdme 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — William  Watson 
City  Superintendent — J    Harry  Hoffman 
Principal  High  School — Amos  L    Eby. 

Norristown,  Montgomery  Co.,   pop.  27,875. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Louis  N    McCarter 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Hariy  W.  A  kins 
City  Superintendent — Allen  S.   Martin. 
Principal   High   School — A.   D.   Eisenhower. 
Supv   Music — Wilxner  M   Bean 
Manual  Training — Ira  C     Eakin 
Dra\\ing — E    Anna   Hanson 

Schissler  College  of  Business,  bus  and 
sten  ;  A.  J.  Schissler,  Pres. 

Northampton,  Northampton  Co.,  pop*  8,729. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W.   H.    Young. 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Stuart    N.    Borger. 
City  Superintendent — William  D.  Landli. 
Principal — S    Clyde  Frankerfleld. 
Supv    Music — Amy   Scholl 
Stenography — F.  M    Bock. 

North  Braddock,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  11,824. 

Pies   Bd    Educ — Joseph  F  Alayhugh 
Sec    Bd    Educ — P    A    K    Black. 
Principal    High    School — Cecil    Dean. 

North  Hast,  Erie  Co.,  pop.  2,672. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W.  L    Stowe 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C    C    Hill 

Principal    High    School — W.    J     McQulston. 

St.  Mary's  College;  boys'  boarding;  R  C.; 
Very  Rev.  John  G.  Schneider.  Hector. 

North  Washington,  Butler  Co.,  pop*  190. 

North  Washington  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
day,  non-sect.;  1892;  Rev.  Robert  JU, 
Alter,  Ph  D.,  President. 

Oak  Lane,  Suburb  of  Philadelphia. 

Foster's  School,  Miss;  girls'  boarding;  Him 
M  L.  Foster,  Prin. 

Marshall's  School,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect.,  Emma  S.  Marshall,  Prin. 

Oakmont,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  3,436. 

Pres    Bd    Educ.— H.   S.   Paul. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ. — W.  G.  Bermont. 
City    Supeuntendent — W    L    GUmoie 
Prin.  High  School — H    S.  Beetem 
Supv.  Music — Blanche  Shontz 
Manual  Training— B.  A.  Beinlich. 


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Oakmont — continued 
Dom   Sci   and  Draw  — Miss  Mabel  Campbell. 
Physical  Culture — Miss  Cora  Fisher. 
Penmanships-Miss  K    Mada  Foltz. 

Ogrontz,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  612. 

Ogontx  School  for  Young  Ladies;  girls' 
boarding,  non-sect  ;  est.  1863,  Abby  A. 
Sutherland,  Principal 

Oil   City,   Venangro   Co,  pop.  15,657. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    R    Mackenzie 
Sec    Bd    Educ— J    N    Mark 
Citv   Superintendent — James  J.   Palmer. 
Principal  High   School — T.   J.   Turnbull. 
Supv.  Music — J.  A.  Leader 
Manual  Training — Jerome  H    King. 
Domestic  Science — Hazel  Orcutt. 
Commercial — Merton  Talley 
Stenography — Miss    Reardon. 
Drawing — Waldo  P  Bates 

Earp  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non-Beet  ,  est. 

1891;   Samuel  Earp,   Prin. 
Oil   City  Business   College;   bus    and  sten.; 
est.   1896,  E.  R    Welch,  Pres 

Old  Forge,  JLackawanna  Co.,  pop.  11,324. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    J    Matthews 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  N    Cooke 

City  Superintendent — Francis  R.  Coyne. 

Oley,  Berks  Co.,  pop.  800. 
Oley  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  .  non-sect.;  est. 
1867,  C    Waldo  S.  Leinbach,  A.  B.,  Prin 

Olyphant,  Lackawanna  Co.,  pop.  8,505, 

City  Superintendent — Michael  W.  Cuxn- 
mings. 

Overbrook,  Suburb  of  Philadelphia* 

Bay  ward' s    School;    girls'    boarding,    prep  ; 

Miss   S.    Janet   Sayward,    Prin. 
Philadelphia   Theological    Seminary   of    St. 

Charles    Borromeo;    theol  ,    men;    R.    C.; 

est.    1832,   Henry  T.   Drumgoole,    LL    D, 

Recto*. 

Faxnassus,  Westmoreland  Co.,  pop.  2,578. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ.— J.  S.  Alter. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G    F.    Murphy. 
City   Superintendent — B     F.   Ashe. 
Principal  High  School — V    B    Leffler 
Supv.    Music — John    G.    Klinger. 
Physical  Culture— Anna  Crawford. 
Drawing — Anna  Johnson. 

Parsons,  Luzerne  Co.,  pop.  4,888. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — Thomas  Thornton 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Maurice   Finn. 
City  Superintendent— Ebenezer  A.  Evans 
Supv    Music — James   Jones 
Drawing— T    C    Anskis 

Pequee,  Lancaster  Co.,  pop.  117. 

Prin    Township  H.  S.— Homer  G   Bowers. 

Pennsburg,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  l,ltt. 

Pres   Bd   Educ— Horace  Kline. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — J    C    Landls 
Principal  High  School— Charles  Y.  Roth 
Perklomen       Seminary;       prep.;       co-ed.- 
Schweiikfelder;  Rev.  Oscar  S.  Krelbel.  A, 


Philadelphia,  Philadelphia  Co  ,  pop.  1,549,008. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Henry  R   Edmunds. 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — William  Dick. 

City   Superintendent — John   Palmer  G-arber 

Associate  Superintendent — George    Wheeler. 

Associate    Superintendent — O     P     Cornman 

Associate    Superintendent — John   C     Frazee 

Associate    Superintendent — Albert   H    Raub 

Director  Drawing — William  A.  Mason. 

Director  Music — Enoch  W.  Pearson. 

Vocational  Training — John  C    Frazee. 

Domestic    Science — Mary   Wright 

Physical   Culture — William  A.    Stecher 

Kindergarten — Miss  Anna  W.  Williams. 
PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS 

Central  High  School,  Robert  E.  Thompson, 
Prin 

Girls'    High    School,    17th    and   Spring   Gar- 
den, Katherine  E   Puncheon,  Principal 

Industrial    Art    School,    J.    Liberty    Todd, 
Director. 

Northeast    Manual   Training   High    School; 
Andrew  J    Morrison,   Prin. 

Normal   School   for  Girls,    13th  and    Spring 
Garden,    J     Eugene    Baker,    Principal 

Philadelphia  Trades  School;  William  C 
Ash,  Prin. 

Southern  Manual  Training  High  School, 
Lemuel  Whltaker,  Prin. 

South  Philadelphia  High  School,  Lucy 
Langdon  Wilson,  Principal 

West  Philadelphia  High  School  for  Boys; 
Charles  C.  Heyl,  Prin  * 

West  Philadelphia  High  School  for  Girls, 
Parke  Schoch.  Frin. 

William  Penn  High  School  for  Girls;  Wil- 
liam D  Lewis,  Prin. 

Abrahamson    Business    College;     bus     and 
sten  ,  est    1880;  Charles  M.  Abrahamson, 
Principal,  6731  Germantown  Avenue 
Academy  of  Notre  Dame;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R, 
C.,  Sister  Agnes  Mary,  Prin.,  206  S.  19th 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  girls'  prep., 
day;  R.  C.;  est.  1865,  Mother  Anna  Hut- 
ton,  R.  S.  H,  Superior,  1819  Arch  St. 
Agnes  Irwin's  School,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  est    1869,  Josephine  A    Natt,  Head 
Mistress,   2011   De  Lancey 
American  Business  College;  bus   and  sten  ; 
est.  1903;  David  Cotter,  A    M,  President, 
723  Chestnut  Street. 

Banks'  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1888,  Edward  M  Hull,  President,  925 
Chestnut. 

Borean  Normal  Training  and  Industrial 
School;  indust  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect.;  est. 
1899;  Rev.  Mathew  Anderson,  A.  M., 
Prin.,  S.  College  Ave  and  19th. 
Blight  School;  prep;  boys;  non-sect.;  est. 
1887;  William  S.  Blight,  Headmaster,  401 
S  22nd 

Brown's  College  Preparatory  School;  prep  ; 
boys;  non-sect  ;  est.  1775,  Alonzo  Brown, 
A.  M,  Prin,  Broad  and  Cherry. 
Chapman    (Mrs)    and   Miss   Jones'   School; 
rirls*  boarding;  non-sect.;  est  1876;  L   P. 
Chapman,  Prin,  Chestnut  Hill. 
Combs*  Broad  Street  Conservatory  of  Music; 
mus  ;    non-sect ;    co-ed. ;    est     1885 ;    Gil- 
bert R.  Combs,   Director,  1329  8.  Broad. 


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Philadelphia— continued 

Cotter  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ,  723 
Chestnut 

De  Lancey  School;  boys'  prep  ,  non-sect  , 
est  1877,  Coleman  Peace  Brown,  Head- 
master, 1420  Pine 

Divinity  School  of  the  Protestant  Episco- 
pal Church  in  Philadelphia,  theol  ,  men, 
P  E,  est  1862,  Rev  George  G  Bartlett, 
S  T  D,  Dean,  50th  and  Woodland  A\e 

Drexel  Institute  of  Art,  Science  and  In- 
dustry, technical  and  general  courses  in 
engineering,  mechanic  arts,  domestic  arts 
and  science,  architecture,  commerce  and 
finance,  physical  training,  English  and 
library  training,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ;  est. 
1892,  Hollis  Godfiey,  LL  D,  President, 
32nd  and  Chestnut 

Drexel  Institute  Library  School;  library 
training,  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ;  est  1892, 
Julia  A  Hopkins,  32nd  and  Chestnut 

Dropsie    College,    Coll     and    prep  ,    co-ed  , 

Cyrus  Adler,  Ph   D ,  President,  Broad  and 

York 
Episcopal  Academy,  boys'   day;  P.  E.,  est 

1875,  Dr   William  H    Klapp,  Headmaster, 

1324   Locust. 
Franklin     School     of    Business;     bus      and 

•ten.,    George    E.    Harvey,    Prin,    Corson 

Building 
Friends'     Central     School;     prep  ;     co-ed.; 

Friends,  est    1845,  John  W    Carr,  Ph    D, 

Principal,  15th  and  Race 

Friends'  Select  School,  prep  ;  co-ed., 
Friends  (orthodox),  est  1832;  Walter  W. 
Haviland,  Supt,  140  N  16th. 

Froebellian  Training  School,  nor  kind., 
women,  boarding  and  day,  non-sect  ,  est 
1888,  Miss  Emily  Dudley  Wright,  Direc- 
tor, 10  S  18th  Street. 

Germantown  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten  ,  W  J  Zeiders,  Pres ,  5700  German- 
town  Ave. 

Gibson's  School,  Miss,  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  Miss  Margaret  S.  Gibson,  Prin , 
2322  De  Lancey  PI. 

Glrard  College,  boys'  boarding-,  non-sect., 
est.  1848,  Che  earn  an  A  Herrlck,  Ph  D, 
LL  D  ,  President,  Girard  Avenue. 

Gordon  School  for  Girls,  girls;  day;  est 
1880;  Miss  H.  D.  Keyser,  Prin,  4112 
Spruce. 

Hahnemann  Medical  College  and  Hospital, 
med  ,  horneop  ,  men,  est  1848;  W  A 
Pearson,  M  D  ,  Dean,  222  N  Broad  St 

Hart's  Training  School  for  Kindergartners; 
normal  kind.;  Miss  Caroline  M  C.  Hart, 
Prin,  3600  Walnut. 

Haven  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
boarding  and  day;  co-ed.;  est.  1882;  Mrs, 
Curtis  Haven,  Principal,  15£6  Ontario  St. 

Hills  School  for  Girl,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect.,  eat.  1893;  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Hills 
Lyrnan,  Principal,  1808  Spruce  Street. 


Philadelphia— con  tinued 

Holman  School  for  Girls,  girls'  day;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1900,  Elizabeth  Williams  Bra- 
ley,  B  A ,  Principal,  2204  Walnut. 

Jefferson  Medical  College,  med  ;  reg  ,  men, 
est  1825;  Ross  V.  Patterson,  M  D.,  Sub- 
Dean,  S  10th  and  Walnut. 

Kirschbaum  School  of  Languages;  lan- 
guages, non-sect  ,  co-ed  .  est.  1889;  Dr 
Benno  Kirschbaum,  Ph  D ,  Principal, 
1585  Chestnut  Street. 

La  Salle  College,  coll  ;  men.  R  C.,  est 
1867,  Rev  Brother  Edward.  F.  S  C., 
Pres,  1240  N  Broad. 

Lankenau  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding 
and  day,  Luth  ,  est  1890;  Rev.  Ernest  F. 
Bachmann,  Principal,  22nd  and  Glrard. 
Avenue 

Lutheran     Theological      Seminary,      theol  , 

Luth.,    men,    est     1864,    Rev.    Henry    B 

Jacobs,   LL    D  ,  Dean,   7301  Germantown 
Maher    Preparatory     School,     boys'     prep  , 

day,   John  F    Maher,    Principal,   Wither- 

spoon  Bldg 
Medico-Chirurgical  College  of  Philadelphia, 

Department     of     Medicine ;     med. ;     res;  ; 

men,  est    1881;  Seneca  Egbert,  A.  M,  M. 

D,   Dean,   1715    Cherry. 

Medico-Chirurgical   College,    Department   of 

Dentistry,    dent  ,    men;    est.    1897;    I.    N. 

Broomell,  D   D    S  ,  Dean,  18  and  Cherry. 
Medico-Chirurgrical  College,   Department  of 

Pharmacy,   phar  ,   men,   est    1898;  Julius 

W    Sturner,  Dean 
Mid-City  School  for   Girls;  girls*  boarding; 

non-sect  ,  Mrs.  Rebecca  C.  Dickson  Long. 

Mount  St.  Joseph  Collegiate  School,  girls* 
boarding,  R.  C.,  est.  1858,  Mother  Direc- 
tress, Chestnut  Hill. 

Mozart  Conservatory  of  Music,  2116  N   15th. 

National  Preparatory  School  and  Business 
College,  515  Pine  St 

National  School  of  Elocution  and  Oratory; 
elo ,  drama,  or.  and  phy  tr. ,  co-ed  . 
dormitory  for  women,  est.  1874;  Mrs  J 
W  Shoemaker,  Director.  Parkway  Bldg. 

NefTs    College    of   Elocution    and   Oratory; 

Silas    S     Neff,    Ph.    D,    Director,    238    W 

Logan  Square. 
Notre  Dame  Academy,  girls'  boarding;   R. 

C  ,  Sister  Superior  of  Notre  Dame,  West 

Ritenhouae   Square. 
Palms'    Business    College;    bus     and    sten.; 

Theodore  W.  Palms,  Pres .  1711  Chestnut 

Palmer  School,  bus  and  sten.;  est.  1885; 
William  W.  Fry,  Business  Manager,  16  B 
10th. 

Peirce  School,  bus  and  sten.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ;  est  1865;  Louis  B  MofCett,  Direc- 
tor, 917  Chestnut  Street. 

Pennsylvania  Academy  of  Fine  Arts;  art; 
non-sect.;  co-ed.;  est  1805;  John  F.  Lew- 
is, Director,  Broad  and  Cherry. 


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Philadelphia — c  on  tinned 

Pennsylvania  Museum  and  School  of  Indus- 
trial Art,  industrial  and  textile  art,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1876,  Leslie  W  Miller,  Princi- 
pal, Broad  and  Pine  Sts. 

Philadelphia  Business  College  and  College 
of  Commerce,  bus  and  sten  ,  est  1902; 
F.  F  Dutton,  Prin ,  1017  Chestnut 

Philadelphia  College  of  Osteopathy,  osteop  , 
co-ed  ,  est  1899,  Arthur  M  Flack,  D  O, 
Bean,  33rd  and  Arch 

Philadelphia  College  of  Pharmacy;  phar 
and  chem  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1821,  Joseph  P 
Remington,  Ph  G,  Dean,  145  N  10th  St. 

Philadelphia  Dental  College,  (Dental  De- 
partment, Temple  University) ,  co-ed  , 
est  1862,  S  H  Guilford,  D  D  S,  Dean, 
N  18th  and  Buttonwood. 

Philadelphia  Musical  Academy;  mus  ;  est 
1870,  Richard  Zeckwer,  Director,  446  S 
52nd  St 

Philadelphia  Normal  School  for  Girls;  nor- 
mal, state,  est  1903,  J  Eugene  Baker, 
Principal,  13th  and  Spring  Garden 

Philadelphia  Poly  clinic,  med.;  post-grad.; 
co-ed  ,  est  1882,  R.  Max  Goepp,  M.  D., 
Dean,  18th  and  Lombard. 

Philadelphia  School  of  Design  for  Women, 
art,  women;  est.  1844,  Miss  Emily  Sar- 
tam,  Prin ,  Broad  and  Master 

Philadelphia  School  of  Elocution;  elo., 
Broad  and  Cherry 

Philadelphia  Textile  School,  technical;  non- 
sect  ;  Theodore  C.  Search,  President, 
Broad  and  Pine. 

Phillips  Brooks  School,  boys'  day,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1904,  Francis  H.  Lee,  A.  B, 
Principal,  4224  Baltimore  Ave. 

Randall  School,  bus  and  sten.,  est.  1902, 
Howard  E.  Randall,  M.  D,  B  S,  Princi- 
pal, Wood  Building 

Roman  Catholic  High  School  for  Boys, 
boys'  day,  R  C ;  est  1S90;  Rev  Hugh 
T.  Henry,  Litt  D,  Rector,  Broad  and 
Vine  Streets. 

Honey  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1902,  Mary  E  Roney, 
Principal,  4233  Walnut  Street 

Royal  Conservatory  and  College  of  Music, 
mus  ;  est  1899;  M.  El.  Brodsky,  Pres., 
453  N.  6th. 

St  Joseph's  College,  coll  ;  R  C  ;  men;  est. 
*851,  Rev  Charles  Davey,  S  J,  Pres, 
17th  and  Stiles. 

St  Martin's  College  of  the  Church  of  the 
Evangelist;  prep,  for  poor  boys;  P.  E  , 
est.  1904;  Charles  Wellington  Robinson, 
Pres,  T13  Catherine 

School  of  Pedagogy  of  the  City  of  Phila- 
delphia, city  training  school  for  teachers, 
Francis  Burke  Brandt,  Ph.  D,  Director. 

School  of  Theology,  Ursinus  College,  He- 
formed;  est.  1870;  James  I.  Good.  Dean. 

Steinberg  School  of  Mualc;  mus.;  eft.  1888, 
-Constantlne  von  Sternberg,  10  S  18th  St. 

Strayer'a  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  , 
est.  1892,  6.  Irving  Btrayer,  President, 
801  Chestnut  Street. 


Philadelphia — continued 

Taylor  School  of  Business  and  Shorthand, 
bus  and  sten  ,  eat.  1898,  Freeman  P. 
Taylor,  Ph.  D.,  Principal,  1002  Market. 

Temple  University,  comprises  College  of 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences,  School  of  The- 
ology, of  Law,  of  Medicine,  Philadel- 
phia Dental  College,  School  of  Phar- 
macy, of  Civil  Engineering,  of  Kinder- 
garten Training,  of  Household  Science, 
of  Household  Arts,  of  Commercial  Edu- 
cation, of  Physical  Education,  of  Music, 
High  School,  Elementary  Department 
Model  Schools,  day  and  evening  sessions, 
co-ed.,  non-sect  ;  est  1884,  Russell  H 
Conwell,  LL  D ,  President,  Broad  and 
Berks 

Temple  University,  Department  of  Phar- 
macy, co-ed  ,  est  1903,  John  R  Mine- 
hart,  M  D,  Dean 

Temple  University,  Law  School;  co-ed  ;  est. 
1895,  Francis  Chapman,  LL,  D,  Dean, 
Broad  and  Berks. 

Temple  University,  Medical  Department; 
med  ,  reg  ,  non-sect  ;  est.  1901,  Frank 
C  Hammond,  M  D ,  Dean,  Broad  and 
Berks. 

Temple  University,  Normal  School  of  Phys- 
ical Education;  boarding  and  day;  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  est  1893,  William  Nicolai, 
G  G,  Director,  Bioad  and  Berks  Streets 

Theological  Seminary  of  the  Reformed  Epis- 
copal Church,  theol  ;  Reformed  Episco- 
pal; est.  1887;  John  D.  Wilson,  D  D, 
Chairman  of  Faculty. 

Theological  Seminary  of  the  Reforms* 
Presbyterian  Church  in  North  America; 
theol.,  Reformed  Presbyterian;  est.  1854; 
Rev.  David  Steele,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.,  Dean 

Thirty  Day  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
Algernon  F.  Thompson,  Prin ,  Parkway 
Bldg 

Towne  Scientific  School,  University  of 
Pennsylvania,  architecture,  mechanical, 
civil,  electrical,  and  chemical  engineer- 
ing courses,  John  Frazer,  Ph.  D ,  Dean 

Training  School  for  Klndergartners;  kind., 
nor.;  Miss  Caroline  M  C.  Hart,  Director, 
1615  Walnut. 

Union  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ,  807 
Chestnut 

University  of  Pennsylvania,  comprises  the 
College  (including  School  of  Arts,  and 
Courses  for  Teachers);  Towne  Scientific 
School,  Wharton  School,  Graduate 
School;  Law  School,  School  of  Medicine; 
of  Dentistry,  of  Veterinary  Medicine;  co- 
ed.; non-sect  ,  est.  1740;  Edgar  Fans 
SxnUb,,  LL.  D ,  Provost. 

University  of  Pennsylvania,  School  of  Edu- 
cation; co-ed  ,  est  1914,  Frank,  P  Graves, 
LL  D ,  Dean 

University  of  Pennsylvania,  Department  of 
Dentistry,  men;  est.  1878;  Edward  C. 
Kirk,  D  D.  S..  Dean,  400  Chestnut. 

University  of  Pennsylvania,  Department  of 
Law;  co-ed.,  est.  1790;  William  E.  Mikell, 
B.  8,  Dean,  S.  34th  and  Chestnut. 


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University  of  Pennsylvania,  School  of  Medi- 
cine, reg  ,  men,  est  1765,  William  Pep- 
per, M  D ,  Dean 

University  of  Pennsylvania,  Department  of 
Veterinary  Science,  vet  ,  men,  est  1884, 
Louis  A  Klein,  V  M  D,  M  D,  Dean, 
400  Chestnut 

West  Philadelphia  Commercial  School,  bus 
and  sten  ,  60th  and  Gerard 

Wharton  School  of  Finance  and  Commerce 
University  of  Pennsylvania,  co-ed.,  est 
1881,  William  McClellan,  Ph  D,  Dean. 

William-Penn  Charter  School,  boys'  prep  ; 
Friends;  est  1689,  Richard  M  Jones,  LL. 
D,  8  S  Twelfth. 

Winthrop  School,  prep.;  boys,  non-sect  ; 
est  1900;  John  Loman,  B  A.,  Prin  ,  3929 
Locust 

Women's  Medical  College  of  Pennsylvania; 
med  ,  reg  ,  women,  est  1850;  Clara  Mar* 
shall,  M.  D,  Dean,  College  Ave. 

Phoenixvffle,  Chester  Co.,  pop.  10,748. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Noah  Buck 
Sec.   Bd.   Educ — John   S.   Winchester. 
City   Superintendent — Isaac  Doughton. 
Principal  High  School — J    Walter  Gapp 
Supv     Music — Emily    Rice. 
Domestic  Science — Anna  Scheidl 
Drawing — Evelyn  Coombs. 
Commercial — Ray  Minott 

Pitcaira,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  4,975. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    Tft.   Clawson 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    S    Huey. 

City  Superintendent — C    G   Pierce 

Prin   High  School — Grace  Knappenberger 

Pittsburg,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  533,905. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — David  B.  Oliver. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — George  W.  Gerwlg. 
City  Superintendent — Win    P    Davidson 
Associate  Superintendent — C   H   Garwood 
Associate  Superintendent — Samuel  Andrews 
Associate  Superintendent — S    S    Baker 
Associate  Superintendent — R    M    Sherrard, 
Supv    Music — Will  Earhart. 
Manual  Training — Frank  H    Ball. 
Domestic  Science — Irene  E.  McDermott 
Hygiene — Dr    H    B    Burns 
Drawing — C    Valentine  Kirby. 
Penmanship — Elmer  G.  Miller. 
Kindergarten — Ella  Ruth  Boyce. 
Extension — J    M    Berkey. 
Vocational — O.  W   Burroughs. 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS 
Allegheny  High  School,  810  Sherman  Ave.; 

William  L    Smith,  Principal. 
Brushton  High  School,  Brushton  Ave.  and 

Baxter,  W    L  *  Leopold,  Principal. 
Central  High  School,  Bedford  and  Fullerton; 

James  N.  Rule,  Principal. 
Fifth  Avenue  High  School,  1800  Fifth  Ave.; 

Edward  Rynearson,   Principal. 
Peabody    High    School,    Black  and   Beatty 

Sts  ,  D.  R    Sumstlne,  Principal. 
Ralston  High   School,    15th  St.   and  Penn 

Ave  ,  L    B    Austin,   Principal. 
Riverside  High  School,  1740  W.  Carson  St. 

F.   E.   Fickinger,  Principal. 


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South  High   School,   10th  and  Carson   8t; 

J.  W.  McLaughlin,  Principal. 
Woolslair    High    School,    40th   and    Liberty 

Ave  ;  H   E    Winner,  Principal. 
Alinda  College  Preparatory   School;  prep  ; 
co-ed  ;     non-sect  ,     Miss     Ellen     Gordon 
Stuart,    Prin,    4605   5th   Ave. 
Allegheny  Preparatory   School,   prep  ,    day; 
co-ed  ,   non-sect  ,   est    1898,  Hay  wood  M. 
Butler,    Headmaster,    900    Lynndale   Ave- 
nue, N.  S. 
Andrews  Shorthand  School,  H    L   Andrews, 

Prin    McDonald   St. 

Avery  College  Trade  School,  tech  ;  co-ed  ; 
est  1849,  Joseph  D  Mahoney,  Supt,  Nel- 
son and  Avery 

Berlitz    School    of    Languages;    lang ;    est. 
1893;     Richard     A.     Skalwelt,     Director, 
Nixon. 
Bradshaw  Select  School,  The  Misses  Brad- 

shaw,  Aiken  and  Kentucky  Aves. 
Brosky  School  of  Music;  6918  Kentucky  Av. 
Call's    College,    bus.    and   sten.;   est    1901; 

Z  G.  Call,  M.  A.,  Pres,  204  Sixth. 
Carnegie  Institute  of  Technology,  com- 
prises School  of  Applied  Science;  of  Ap- 
plied Industries,  of  Applied  Design;  and 
Margaret  Morrison  Carnegie  School  for 
Women,  day  and  night  sessions;  est. 
1900,  Arthur  A.  Hamerschlag,  LL  D., 
Director,  Schenley  Park 
Carnegie  Institute,  School  of  Applied  Sci- 
ence, chemical,  civil,  commercial,  elec- 
trical, mechanical,  metallurgical,  min- 
ing, and  sanitary  engineering,  day  and 
night,  John  H  Leete,  Sc  D.,  Dean. 
Carnegie  Institute,  School  of  Applied  In- 
dustries, courses  in  building  and  machin- 
ery trades,  vocational  teachers'  courses, 
day  and  evening;  Clifford  B.  Connelley, 
A.  M,  Dean. 

Carnegie   Institute,    School   of   Applied  De- 
sign,    architecture,     decoration,     illustra- 
tion,    E      Raymond    Bossange,     Ph     B., 
Dean 
Conley's  School  of  Shorthand;  Miss  Conley, 

Prin  ,  Highland  Bldg. 

Dilworth  Hall;  prep   school  of  Pennsylvania 

College  for  Women;  boarding,  non-sect.. 

est      1900,     Janet    L     Brownlee,     Prin., 

u     Woodland  Rd 

Douglas  Business   College;    bus    and   (ten  , 

Century  Building. 

Duff's  College,  bus  and  sten.;  est.  1840; 
P  S  Spangler,  Principal,  Federal  and 
Liberty. 

Duquesne  Univeisity,  coll  ,  men;  R  C., 
est.  1878,  Very  Rev.  M.  A  Hehir,  Pre* , 
Bluff  St 

East    Liberty    Academy,    boys'    day;    non- 
sect  ;  est.  1890;   J    C.  Armstrong,  A.  M., 
Principal,   Linden  and  Meade 
Ellsworth  Business  College,  bus    and  sten  , 

Lyceum  Building 
Iron  City  College;  bus.  and  sten  ;  est.  1855; 

J   C.  Mclntire,  Prin ,  204  Federal  St 
King's  School  of  Oratory,  or.,  elo    and  de- 
fective   speech;     co-ed.;     boarding;    est 
1883;  Byron  W.  King,  Ph,  D..  President, 
Virginia  and  Zara. 


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Pittsburg: — continued 

Lady  of  Mercy  Academy,  girls'  boarding 
R.  C.,  Sister  M  Hilda,  Prln,  3401  5th 
Ave 

Lamb  School  for  Stammerers,  for  the  cure 
of  defective  speech,  Joseph  J  Lamb, 
Principal,  1252  Franklin  St ,  N  S. 

Margaret  Morrison  Carnegie  School  for 
Women,  household  economics,  arts  and 
crafts,  secretarial,  and  teachers'  courses, 
day  and  night  sessions,  Frank  P.  Day, 
A  M,  Head. 

Martin  Shorthand  School;  bus  and  sten  ; 
eat.  1878,  H  L  Andrews,  Pres  ,  A.  H 
Perry,  Prln  ;  Cor  6th  and  Liberty  Aves 

Normal  Department  Pittsburg  High  School, 
normal;  city;  co-ed  ;  C  B.  Wood,  Prin , 
Cor  Bedford  and  Fulton. 

Park  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ; 
O.  B.  Hughes,  Manager. 

Pennsylvania  College  of  Embalming,  Dept. 
Pittsburg  School  of  Anatomy;  embalm- 
ing, co-ed  ;  non-sect  ;  est.  1897;  J  Henry 
Long,  F  D  ,  Dean,  909  San  dusky 

Pennsylvania  College  for  Women;  coll  ; 
women;  boarding  and  day;  non-sect.,  est. 
1870,  John  Carey  Acheson,  LL  D , 
President,  Woodland  Rd 

Pennsylvania  Telegraph  College;  tel  ;  co- 
4d  ;  est.  1903;  Frank  Joy,  Gen.  Mgr. 

Pittsburg  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ; 

3   Warren  Lytle,  Prln  ,  May  Building 

Pittsburg  Academy  School  of  Music,  Di- 
rector, May  Building 

Pittsburg  College  of  Pharmacy,  University 
of  Pittsburg,  phar.;  co-ed.;  est  1878, 
Julius  A.  Koch,  Dean,  Perrysvllle  Ave 

Pittsburg  Conservatory  of  Music,  Director, 
128  Dithridge 

Pittsburg  Dental  College,  University  of 
Pittsburg;  dent.;  co-ed.;  est.  1896;  Dr. 
H  E.  Friesell,  D.  D.  S,  Dean,  Pride  and 
Bluff 

Pittsburg  Shorthand  School,  Principal,  Lib- 
erty and  Fifth  Sts  e 

Pittsburg  Theological  Seminary;  theol.;  U. 
Presb.;  est  1825;  Rev.  John  McNaugher, 
D  D,  LL  D,  President,  North  and 
Buena  Vista. 

Reformed    Presbyterian    Theological    Semi- 
nary;  theol.;  men;  Reformed  Presb  ;  eat. 
1856,  Rev   Richard  Cameron  Wylie,  D   D 
Pres 

Reno  College;  bus.  and  sten.;  est  1900; 
Edmund  T.  Overend,  President,,  Wabash 
Building. 

Shady  Side  Academy,  boys'  day,  non-sect.; 
est  1883,  Luther  Bentley  Adams.  Princi- 
pal, Morewood  and  Ellsworth  Avenues. 

Stevenson's  Art  School,  art,  eo-ed  ;  non- 
sect.;  est  1880;  H.  S.  Stevenson,  Prin., 
Wood  and  Srd  Ave.  i 


Pittsburg — continued 

Thurston-GIeim  Preparatory  School,  prep.; 
girls'  boarding,  non-sect  ;  est  1909;  Alice 
M  Thurston,  Director,  250  Shady  Ave. 

Thurston  School  for  Boys,  George  H  ; 
boarding  and  day,  non-sect.;  est.  1909; 
William  H  Church,  A.  M.,  Headmaster, 
253  Shady  Ave. 

Training  School  for  Children's  Librarians, 
library  training,  women;  non-sect  ,  est. 
1901,  Sarah  C.  N  Bogle,  Director,  Schen- 
ley  Park. 

University  of  Pittsburg,  comprises  School 
of  Liberal  Arts,  of  Engineering,  of 
Mines,  of  Economics,  of  Education,  of 
Law,  of  Medicine,  of  Dentistry,  of  Phar- 
macy, and  Graduate  School,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1787,  Samuel  Black  McCor- 
mick,  LL  D ,  Chancellor 

University  of  Pittsburg,  School  of  Educa- 
tion, teachers'  training  courses,  Will 
Grant  Chambers,  A  M ,  Dean. 

University  of  Pittsburg,  School  of  Econ- 
omics, prep  for  business  careers,  consu- 
lar service,  journalism,  day  and  even- 
ing sessions,  John  Thorn  Holdsworth,  Ph. 
D,  Dean 

University  of  Pittsburg,  School  of  Mines, 
mining  (general,  coal,  oil,  gas),  metal- 
lurgy (general,  iron,  steel),  geology, 
ceramics,  Harry  B  Meller,  E  M,  Dean 

University  of  Pittsburg,  School  of  Engineer- 
ing, courses  in  civil,  mechanical,  elec- 
trical, chemical,  and  sanitary  engineer- 
Ing  ,  Frederic  L  Bishop,  Ph  D ,  Dean 

University  of  Pittsburg,  Law  School,  law, 
co-ed  ;  non-sect  ;  est  1896;  John  D  Sha- 
fer,  LL  D  ,  Dean,  Perryville  Ave ,  A. 

University  of  Pittsburg,  Medical  Depart- 
ment; med.;  reg  ;  co-ed  ;  est.  1885;  Thom- 
as Shaw  Arbuthmot,  M.  D.,  Dean,  Bare- 
ton  and  30th. 

Ursuline  Young  Ladies*  Academy;  girls' 
boarding;  R.  C.;  Sister  M  Ursula,  Prin, 
WInebiddle  and  Pa.  Ave. 

Western  Theological  Seminary,  theol  ;  men; 
boarding,  Presb  ;  est  1825,  Rev  James 
Anderson  Kelso,  Ph  D.,  D.  D,  President, 
731  Ridge  Avenue,  N  S. 

Winchester  School,  girls*  day,  small  boys, 
Miss  Mitchell,  Prm ,  4721  Fifth  Ave 

Pittston,  Luzerne  Co.,  pop.  16,267. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — John  H.  Foy. 
Sec    Bd.   Educ. — James  A.  Joyce. 

City  Superintendent — Francis  McGuIgan. 
Drawing — Tabitha  Conrad. 

St.  John's  School;  prep  ,  co-ed.;  Rev.  J.  P. 
O'Malley,  Prln. 

Plymouth,  Luzerne  Co.,  pop.  16,996. 

City  Superintendent — Sherman  L    Smith. 

Plymouth    Meeting,    Montgomery    Co.,    pop. 
1,006. 

Plymouth    Meeting   Friends   School;    prep  , 
day;    co-ed  ;    Friends,     est     1812;    "~ 
Helen  Carson  Llvezey,  Principal 


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Pottstown,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  15,599. 
Prea    Bd.  Educ  — H.  M.  Lessig. 

Sec    Bd    Bduc  — J    H    Carey 

City  Superintendent — Wlllllam  W.  Rupert. 

Principal  High  School — L    I.  Loveland. 

Supv    Music — Elizabeth  Tennant 

Drawing — Miss  D    D    Weisel 

Stenography — Jean   Pearson. 

Hill     School;     boys'     boarding;     aon-sect  ; 

est    1851,   Dwight  R    Meigs,  Headmaster 
Pottatown  Business  College,  bus    and  sten  , 

F    E.  Kelley,  Pres 

Pottsville,  Schuylkill  Co,  pop.  20,236. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    W    S-walm 

Sec     Bd     Bduc — Robert   A     Reid 

City  Superintendent — E    R    Barclay 

Principal  High  School — Harold  O    Weis* 

Supv.   Music — Earl   Haviland. 

Commercial — Thomas  Knowles. 

Stenography — Marion  Betz 

Drawing — Florence    Hmchman 

Hill    School,    prep  ,    co-ed  ;    non-sect  ;    est. 

1875,  Mrs    S   A.  Thurlow,  Prln. 
Pottsvllle  Business  College;  bus    and  sten  , 

est.  1895,  Frank  Taylor,  Prln. 

Punxsutawney,  Jefferson  Co.,  popC  9,058. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — W.  "W    Wmslow. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— W    A    Sutter 
City  Superintendent — Frank  S.  Jackson. 
Principal    High    School — R     S     Boots 
Supv.    Music — Elizabeth    Putney 
Physical    Culture — W    H     Colegrove. 
Drawing — Addie  M    Field 
Penmanship — M    E    Bennett 
Stenog'y — J    S    Hause. 

Rankln  Station,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  6,042. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    N    Patterson 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — H    W     Peters 

City   Superintendent — Rozell   S    Penfleld 

Supv    Music — Glair  Griffin 

Domestic  Science — Grace  Petty. 

Drawing — Lucatta  Arnold 

Kindergarten — Mary   Thaw 

Reading,  Berks  Co.,  pop.  96,071. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J.   Edward  Wanner. 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — Robert   E     Richardson 

District  Superintendent — Charles  S*  Foos. 

General  Supervisor — Amanda  E.  Stout. 

General  Supervisor — D   E    Crosby 

Grade  Supervisor — Mary  S    Addams. 

Grade  Supervisor — Anna  A   Rapp 

Supervisor  Music — Henry   F    Seibert 

Director    Practical    Aits — George    D     Bar- 
bey 

Domestic  Science — Clara  E   Youngs 

Physical  Culture — Alexander  A  Harwick. 

Writing— Lillie   V    Schoener 

Commercial — S    P    Dietrich. 

Drawing — Earl   L    Poole 

Commercial — Elizabeth  Holl 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS 

High  School  for  Boys,  8th  and  Washington; 
Robert  S    Birch,  Principal. 

High  School  for  Girls,  4th  and  Court  Sts.; 
Mary  H    Mayer,  Principal 

Evening  High  School,  8th  and  Washington; 
Samuel  P.  Dietrich,  Principal. 


Beading; — continued 
Collegiate    Institute;     prep  ,     co-ed  ;    J.    V 

George,  D    D  ,  Ph    D ,  Prln 
Inter-State    Commercial    College;    bus     and 

sten  ,  est    1885,   Rev    H.  T    Stoner.   M.  I 

A ,  President,  439  Penn  Square 
Normal  and  Training  School  for  Girls,  nor  , 

\vomen,   Martha  A    Seiders,   Principal 
Reading    Classical     School    for    Boys    and 

Girls;    prep;     co-ed  ;     non-sect. ,     S.    W. 

K«rr,  Ambrose  Cort,  Prins. 
School   of  Commerce,   The;  bits    and  sten  ; 

E.  K    Shoop,  Prln 
Schuylkill  Seminary,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  Evang.; 

est.  1881;  Rev    Warren   F    Teel,  Ph.  M., 

Prln 
Stuart's  School,  prep  ;  girls,  non-sect.,  est. 

1881,  Miss  Anna  M    Stuart.  Prin. 

Renovo*  Clinton  Co.,  pop*  4,621. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — W    E    Mallery 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — S.  W    Wagner 

City  Superintendent — Geo.  A    Mincemoyer. 

Music   &  Draw — Gertrude   G    Shepherd 


Ridgway,  Elk  Co.,  pop.  5,408. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — A     L.    Bell. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J.  M    Schraxn 
City  Superintendent — Walter  M.  Pierce. 
Principal  High  School — W    M    Pierce 
Supv.  Mus    &  Pen 'ship — Grace  Button. 
Manual   Training — George  E    Rich 
Domestic  Science — Katherine   A    Signor. 
Physical   Culture — George   Van  Aken. 
Drawing — Margaret   A     Flynn. 
Com'l   &  Stenog'y — Mollie  B.   Wilson. 
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Ridley  Park,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  1,761. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Job  Smith 
Sec   Bd   Educ— J    B.  Partridge 
Principal   of   Schools — J.   F    Parsons 
Supv.  Music — Alice  Lewis 
Domestic    Science — Evelyn.    Ancona. 

Rlegclsville,  Bucks  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Principal  High  School — Wilmer  Hlndenach 

RIegelsvllle    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed  ;    Re- 
formed, est    1882,  C    G    Leech,  Principal 

Rochester,  Beaver  Co.,  pop.  5,908. 

Pres    Bd.  Bduc — George  F    Bauer. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G.  H    Karcher 
City  Superintendent— William  S    Taft. 
Principal  High   School — S    Q    Fowler. 
Supv    Music — Helen  D    Coe 
Drawing — Elizabeth  Scroggi 

Royersford,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  3,073. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — J.  V.  Poley. 

Sec    Bd    Bduc— A    M    Melvin 

City  Supt   and  Prin   H   S — J.  A    Uhland 

St.  Clalr,  Schuylklll  Co,  pop.  6,455. 

Saint  Marys,  Elk  Co.,  pop.  8,346. 
City  Superintendent — J.  J   Lynch. 


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Saltsburr,  Indiana  Co  *  pop.  1,044. 
Kiskiminetas    Springs    School ,    prep  ;    boys' 
boarding      non-sect.:     est     1888,    A      W 
Wllion.  Jr.  Ph    D,  Prln 

Sayre,  Bradford  Co.*  pop.  6,426. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    D    Bramerd 
Sec    Bd     Educ  — Grant   Hutohmson 
City  Superintendent — Lewis  B  DeLaney. 
Principal  High  School — H   G   Van  Deusen 
Music  and  Draxi  mg— -Abbia  Johnson 

gohuylklll  Haven,  Schnylkill  Co.  pop.  4,747 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — John  Robert  Jones. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Irvin  W.  Tyson 
Sup\      Principal — Talbot    A    Hoo\ei 

fik-ottdale,  Westmoreland  Co.,  pop.  5,456. 

City   Superintendent — L    A    Marsh 

Scranton,  Lackawanna  Co.,  pop.  129,867. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    H    Welles,  Jr 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    D    Fellows, 
City    Superintendent — S     E     Webei 
Prln    Technical  High — Ronald  P   Glpason. 
Prln    Central  High  School — A    H.  Welles 
Director  Music — W   "W   Jones 
Supv    Music — Susan  R    Burns 
Director  Drawing — Angela  Blewitt 
Supv     Drawing — Janet  Jones 
Pupv    Writing — *«hton   B    Smith 
Supv    Primary — Katherme   Moran 
Kindergarten — Elisabeth  F.  Rice. 

Commercial    Institute,    bus     and    sten. ,    J 

N    Smoot,   Manager. 
Holy    Rosary    Academy;     girl*'     boarding; 

R    C  ;   est    1882;   Sisters  of  Immaculate 

Heart  of  Mary. 
Mount  St   Mary's  Seminary;  girls'  boarding, 

R.  C  ;  est.  1902;  Mother  M  Cyril. 
St    Cecilia  Academy;   prep;   co-ed.;   It    C.; 

Mother  M    Crescentia,  Prln 
St.    John's    Convent    School;    prep.;    girls; 

R.  C  ,  est.  1885,  Sister  Superior. 
St    John  the  Baptist  German  School,  prep  ; 

co-ed  ;  R    C  ,  est.  1885;  Rev    F    Fricker, 

Principal 
St.  Thomas  College;  boys'  boarding;  H.  C; 

Brother  E.  Lewis,  Prln. 
School  of  the  Lackawanna:  prep  •  co-ed.* 

non-sect  ,  est   1873,  Rev   John  D   Skilton, 

Principal. 
Scranton     Conservatory    of    Music,    music; 

co-ed  ,   est    1896,   J.    Alfred  Pennington, 

Director.   604  Linden  Street 
Scran  ton-Lackawanna      Business       College, 

bus    and   sten  ;    est.    1894,   J    H    Seeley, 

Principal,   Jefferson   and  Linden 

Selinsgrove,  Snyder  Co,,  pop.  1,473. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    E    Houseworth 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    M    Brungart 
City  Superintendent — S    M.  Smyser 
Principal  High  School — S    M.  Smyser 

Susquehanna  University;  coll  ;  co-ed  ; 
Luth  ;  est  1858,  Rev  Charles  T  Aiken, 
A  M.,  D  D,  President 

Theological  Seminary  of  Susquehanna  Uni- 
versity,   theol  ;    men;    Luth  ;    est.    1858; 
Rev    Frank  P    Manhart,  D.  D,  Dean 


Sewicklev,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  4,479. 

Prrs    Bd     Educ — V    G    (V»utf«  i 

Sec    Bd    Educ — F    B    Chantloi 

City    Superintendent — William    E     Mark. 

Pimcipal  Pligh  School — A    H    Maurer 

Sewickley  Preparatory  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
non-sect  ;  est  1899,  M  A.  Munson,  Prin. 

Shamokin,  Northumberland  Co.,  pop.  19,588. 

City  Superintendent — Joseph  Howerth. 
Township  Supt — P    Frank  Brennan. 

Shamokin  Business  College,  bus  and.  sten  , 
C  C  Catle,  Principal 

Sharon,  Mercer  Co ,  pop.  15,270. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — David  Adams. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  Whitehead. 
City   Superintendent — W    D    Gamble 
Pimcipal  High  School — P    A    Jones 
Supv    Music — D.  A   Vaughn. 
Manual  Training — Roy  O.  Benedict. 
Domestic   Science— Grace  Eccles. 
Drawing — Agnei   Randall 
Penmanship — B    F    Watson. 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Child  Jesus;  girls' 
boarding;  R,  C;  est.  186T;  Mother  M. 
Teresa,  Superior 

Hall  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  BapL;  est. 
1888,  H.  C.  Hall,  D  D  ,  Pres. 

Sharon  College  of  Commerce;  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1896,  J.  P  Amspoker,  Princi- 
pal. 

Sharpsburg-,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  8,153. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    J    Biaun 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    B    McRoberts 
City  Superintendent — F    C    Flory 
Principal  High  School — Norman  P    Bigh 
Supv    Music — Aden  L    FiUmore 
Manual  Training — L    D    Cooner. 
Domestic    Science — Margaret    Fairell 

Sharpsville,  Mercer  Co ,  pop    3,634* 

Pres    Bd.   Educ — Frank  Pierce. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —H*  B   Wert. 

City  Superintendent — William  M.  Johnston. 

Principal  High  School — W    H    Johnson 

Supv    Music — Vivian  Kennedy. 

Draw,   and  Pen* snip — Mamie  Price. 

Commercial — Muriel  Hillard. 

Shenandoah,  Schujlkill  Co,  pop    25,774 
Pres    Bd.  Educ. — Dr   J  J   Brennan,  D   D.  S 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  J.  Cuff 
City  Superintendent — J   W   Cooper. 

Asst     Superintendent — Katherme   McHale 

Principal   High  School — James  R.  Lewis. 

Supv    Music — Katherme  Keogh 

Drawing — Edna  Weidman 

Primary — Katherine   McHale 

Com'l   &   Stenogr'y — Bertha  Holdennan. 

Shippensburg,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  3,457. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— W.  A.  Lutz. 
Sec   Bd    Educ — C   E.  Warren. 
City  Superintendent — A.  L    Shulenberger. 
Principal  High  School — Grover  C.  Bair 
Supv    Music — Leila  Horn 
Drawing— Miss  Cora  Clever. 


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Shippensbur?: — continued 
Cumberland    Valley    State    Normal    School; 
normal,     state,     co-ed  f     Ezra     Lehman, 
Principal 

Siegfried,  Northampton  Co.,  pop.  2,050. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Thomas  Boyer 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Stewart  Boyer 
City  Superintendent — W    D    Landis 
Principal  High  School — S    C    Frankenfield 

Slatington,  Lehigh  Co.,  pop.  4,454. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    B    Costenbader 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William  M    Roberts 
City  Superintendent — James  W    Snyder. 
Principal  High   School — C    C    Bachman 
Supv    Music — Vida  Roper. 

Slippery  Bock,  Butler  Co.,  pop.  870. 

Slippery  Rock  State  Normal  School;  nor- 
mal,  state,  co-ed  ;  Albert  B.  Maltby.  Ph. 
D,  Pres 

South  Bethlehem,  Northampton  Co.,  pop. 
19,978. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— Mahlon   Ritter. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    J    Tost 
City   Superintendent — A    H    Buck 
Principal  Central  H.  S — A.  H.  Buck. 
Supv.   Music — B     A     Bardley 
Drawing — E    May  Kainard 

Blshopthorpe  Manor;  girls*  boarding;  P.  B. , 
eat.  1866,  Claude  N.  Wyant,  Prin. 

Lehigrh  University,  courses  in  arts  and  sci- 
ence, civil,  mechanical,  metallurgical, 
electrical,  and  chemical  engineering; 
men,  non-sect  ,  est  1866;  Henry  S 
Drinker,  LL  D ,  Pres 

South  Bethlehem  Business  College;  bus.  and 
•ten.;  est  1897,  W.  F.  Magee,  Principal 

South  Fork,  Cambria  Co.,  pop.  4,692. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — James  Hampton. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J.  C   Penrod. 
City  Superintendent — Win.  C.  Crawford. 

Principal  High  School — B    H    Fahs 

South  Sharon,  Mercer  Co.,  pop.  10,190. 

City  Superintendent — L    R,  Eckles 

Spring  City,  Chester  Co.,  pop.  2,880. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — J.    S     Witt 

Sec    Bd.    Educ— W     O.    McMIchael. 

City  Superintendent — Thomas  A    Bock. 

Principal  High  School — W   E    De  Turck 

Drawing — D     H     Smedley. 

Pen'ship,  Com'l  &  Stenog*y — E.  May  Bailer. 

Spring:  Mills,  Center  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Spring  Mills  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed.;  eat 
1866 ,  D  M.  Wolf,  D.  D.,  Prin. 

Standing  Stone,  Bradford  Co.,  pop.  119. 

Reynolds  Business  Academy,  prep.,  bus. 
and  sten  ;  est  1894;  Harrah  J.  Reynolds, 
A.  M,  Principal. 

State  College,  Center  Co.,  pop.  1,4*5. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ.— M.  J   McDowell 

Sec.  Bd    Educ— T    J.  Mairs 

City  Supt.  *  Prin   H   8  -—P.  B    Bottenhorn. 


State  College — continued 

Pennsylvania  State  College,  comprises 
School  of  Agriculture,  of  Liberal  Arts; 
of  Engineeimg,  of  Mines,  of  Natural 
Science,  state,  co-ed  ,  est  1863,  Edwin 
Earle  Sparks,  LL  D ,  President. 

Pennsylvania  State  College,  School  of  Agri- 
culture ,  agric ,  animal  husbandry,  dairy- 
ing, forestry,  landscape  gardening,  Ralph 
L  Watts,  M  S,  Dean. 

Pennsylvania  State  College,  School  of  En- 
gineering, depts  of  civil,  electrical,  me- 
chanical, industrial,  materials,  and  archi- 
tectural engineering,  R  "L  Sackett,  E 
E  ,  Dean 

Pennsylvania  State  College,  School  of  Mines, 
four-year  and  short  courses,  in  mining 
and  metallurgy,  Walter  Richard  Crane, 
Ph  D ,  Dean 

Pennsylvania  State  College,  School  of  Nat- 
ural Science,  chemistry,  physics  and  zo- 
ology ,  George  Gilbert  Pond,  Ph.  D ,  Dean 

Steelton,  Dauphin  Co.,  pop.  14,246. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W     F    Darby 

Sec    Bd     Educ—- W    H    Nell. 

City  Superintendent — Lemuel  E   McGinnis 

Principal  High  School — Charles  S    Davis. 

Domestic  Science — Alice  A    Juniper 

Music — W    F    Harclerode 

Drawing — Eva  P    Stoner 

Stewartstown,  York  Co.,  pop.  674. 

Stewartstown  Collegiate  Institute,  prep  , 
co-ed ;  non-sect;  John  E.  Bahn,  Frin. 

Stroudsburg,  Monroe  Co.,  pop.  4,379. 

City   Superintendent — Robert  Blown,    Jr 

Sugargrove,  Warren  Co,  pop.  511. 

Principal  High  School — C    C    Burch 

Summithill,  Carbon  Co.,  pop.  4,309. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — Henry  Stout 
Sec  Bd  Educ — L  L  Finley 
Supervisory  Prm — Harvey  D  Levengood. 

Sunbury,  Northumberland  Co.,  pop.  13,770. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — F    E    Drumheller. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— D    O    Phillips 
City  Superintendent — Ira  C    M   Ellenbergei 
Puncipal  High  School — M    L    W.  Lahr 

Swarthmore,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  1,899. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Albert  Amsworth 

Sec    Bd    Educ. — Mary  H.  Thatcher. 

City    Supt     and   Pi  in     H     S — H     Chalrneis 

Stuart 

Supervisor  Music — Blanche   S.   Pearce 
Domestic  Science — Mabelle  Carpenter 
Physical  Culture — Rickel  M.  French. 
Man    Tr    &  Draw — William  K    Tocum 
Penmanship — Anna  Larkin 
Mary    Lyon    School,    girls*    boarding,    non- 
sect  ,   est    1913,   Frances  L.   Crist,   A    B, 
Principal 

Swarthmore  College,  courses  In  arts  and 
science,  and  mechanical,  civil,  elec- 
trical, and  chemical  engineering,  co-ed  ; 
Friends;  eat  1869,  Joseph  Swain,  LL  D, 
Pres. 


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Swartbmore — con  turned 

Swarthmore  Preparatory  School,  bovs* 
boarding,  Friends  (Hlcksite) ,  Arthur  H 
Tomlmson,  Headmaster 

Sweet  Valley*  Lucerne  Co ,  pop    1,000. 
Pres.   Bd.   Educ — Dr    A    B     Smith 

See.  Bd.  Educ — H    J.  Saunders 
Principal   High   School— A    B    Lewis 
Drawing — Taleatha  Conrad 

Penmanship — John  T.  Piatt 

gwlssvale,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  7,381. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    S    Caldwell 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — George  L*    Pyle 
City  Superintendent — C    C    Kelso 
Principal  High  School — C    C    Kelso 
Supv    Music — Miss   Florence   Keifer 
Physical  Culture — Miss  Julia  M    Bright 
Drawing — Miss    Estelle    L     Thomas 
Commercial — Miss  Alice  G.  Whitten. 

Swoyerg,  Luzerne  Co ,  pop.   5,398. 

Supervising  Principal — Joseph  H   Finn 

Tamaaua,  Schuylklll  Co.,  pop.  9,462. 

City  Superintendent — J   F.  Derr. 

Tarentum,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  7,414. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    H    Starke. 

Sec    Bd    Educ— -S    M.  Kennedy. 

City  Superintendent — Andrew  D    Kndsley. 

Principal   High   School — F    E    Sturgeon 

Supv    Music — J    J    Isensee 

Drawing — Sara  E.  Johnson 

Com'l  and  Stenog*y — A.  E.  Cole. 

Manual  Training — Paul  D    Johnston 

Domestic  Science — Margaret  H   Webb 

Taylor,  Lackawanna  Co.,  pop.  9,060. 

City   Superintendent — William   S.    Robinson 

Throop,  Xackawanna  Co.,  pop*  5,133. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Thomas  McGowan 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Joseph  B    Gerdzeunis 
City  Superintendent — John  J    O'Hara 
Principal  High  School — R    F    Hanahue 
Supv    Music — John  H    Cousin 
Drawing — Maud  Cleary 

TlcUovte,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  1,324. 

City  Superintendent — Norman  P.  Blsh. 

Tftnsvllle,  Crawford  Co.,  pop.  8,533. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Dr    C.  E    Splcer. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George  B    Moody. 
City  Superintendent — Henry  Pease. 
Principal  High  School — T.  Frank  Tabor. 
Supv.  Music—Miss  Jessie  S   Stoddard. 
Domestic  Science — Lucy  Johnston*. 
Domestic  Art — Linn  a  Mason 
Drawing — Marjorie  Baltzel. 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y — Edgar  Me  Alone. 

St.  Joseph's  Academy;   girls'   boarding;   R. 

C  ;  est    1870,  Sister  Superior,  Directress. 
Titus ville  Business  College;  bus    and  sten.; 

est  1901,  Prof.  W.  J   Cable,  Prea. 

Torresdale,  Suburb  of  Philadelphia. 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart;  prep.;  co- 
ed.; R.  C..  Mother  Henrietta  Spaldmg, 
Prln. 


Towanda,  Bradford  Co.,  pop    4,281. 

Pres    Bd    Educ —A    J   Wilt 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    M    Matchett 
Titv   Supt    and  Prm    H     S — J    W    Cure 
Towanda  Business  College,   bus    and  sten  ; 
est.  1892,  M    S    Cronk,  Pres 

Turtle  Creek,  Allegheny  Co.,  pop.  4,995. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  — S    M    Cunningham 

Sec   Bd    Educ — E   R    Smith. 

City  Superintendent — W    A    Rodgers. 

Principal  High  School — H    W    Goodwin 

Supv    Music — Harry  Keefer 

Manual   Training — F     Copp 

Domestic  Art — Mary  Myers 

Drawing — Mrs    Agnes  Killen 

Tyrone,  Blair  Co.,  pop.  7,176. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — R     A    Zentmyer 
Sec    Bd     Educ  — W     C    Van    Scoyoc 
City  Superintendent — J    L    Gaunt 
Principal  High  School — W    W    Laker 
Supv     Music — Miss    D     Jenkins 
Drawing — Anna  M    Hake 

Union  City,  Erie  Co.,  pop.  3,684. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Arthur  Huntley 

Sec   Bd   Educ — D.  E   Jenkins. 

City   Supt    &   Prm    H    S — M    J    Blanden 

Supv    Mus    and  Draw, — Katherine  Agard 

Com'l  and  Stenog'y— Hazel  Miller. 


Uniontown,  Fayette  Co.,  pop.  13,344. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    W    Abraham 
Sec   Bd    Educ — C    L    Davidson 
City  Superintendent — F    W    Wright 
Principal  High  School — C    N    McCune 
Supv     Music — EfBe   Cooper 
Domestic   Science — Grace  Little 
Drawing— Estella  Smith 
Penmanship — Layola   Hague 

Madison  Academy;  prep  :  co-ed  ;  non-sect  , 
est.  1895;  A  M.  Van  Tine,  A.  B,  Prin. 

Vandergrift,  Westmoreland  Co.,  pop.  3,876. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    Kennard 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — G    W    Dawson 
City  Superintendent — T    T    Allen 
Principal  High  School— -J    D.  Pratt 

Villanova,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  226. 

Villanova  College,  coll  ;  prep  dept  ;  men, 
R  C  ;  est  1842,  Rev  Edward  G  Dohan, 
O  S  A,  President. 

Wanamie,  Luzerne  Co.,  pop.  1,718. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Joseph  Dzialdowski 
Sec   Bd   Educ — E   C    Barrett 
City  Superintendent — Thomas  A    Dixon 
Principal  High  School — George  W.  Coxe 

Warren,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  11,080. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— E    V    MacDonald 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    G    Chapel 
City  Superintendent — Robert  T    Adams 
Principal  High  School — P   W.  M   Pressel. 
Supv    Music — Nina   Sloan   Provin. 
Manual  Training — John  Broderick. 
Domestic   Science — Laura   DeForest. 


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Warren — continued 
Domestic  Art — Mrs    Floia  B    Smith 
Physical    Culture — Ruth  Nutting- 
Draw    and  Pen'ship — Webster  Weisel. 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Dora  M    Raymond 

Hoff  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.,  est. 
1902,  I  J  Hoff,  Prln. 

Warren  Conservatory  of  Music;  piano  and 
voice,  co-ed  ,  est  1907,  LeRoy  B  Camp- 
bell, Director. 

"ft  arren  Correspondence  School ,  corresp  , 
bus.  est  1901,  C.  W  Smith,  Pres. 

Hashington,  Washington  Co,  pop    18,778. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F   P.  Baker,  Esq 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    W    Mason 
City  Superintendent — Thomas  G   MeLeary. 
Principal  High  School — A   I   Underwood. 
Supv    Music — J    R.  Burke. 
Manual   Training — J    B.  Huff 
Domestic  Science — Grace  M   Morton. 
Physical  Culture — Bessie  D   Parley 
Drawing — Bess    Steele 

Blose  School  of  Music,  Johann  M  Blose, 
Director 

Washington  and  Jefferson  College;  coll.; 
men,  non-sect  ,  est  1786,  Frederick  W 
Hmitt,  LL  D ,  Pres 

Washington  Business  College  and  Normal 
School;  bus  and  sten  ;  est  1889:  Louis 
Van  Orden,  Pres ,  Main  and  Bean  St. 

Washington  Seminary,  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1836,  Mary  McCurdy,  Prin 


Wayne,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

Pres  Bd.  Educ — Parke  Schoch. 

Sec    Bd    Educ. — Walter  &    Mertz. 

City    Superintendent — George    H    Wilson 

Principal  High   School — Amos  Chamberlain 

Supv      Mus      &     Phy      Cult — Florence    W 

Thompson. 

Manual  Training— Amos  Chamberlain 
Domestic  Science — Mary  W.  Wheeler. 
Drawing — Florence    E     Brmton 
Pen'ship.   Com'l  &  St'g'y — Mary  H.  Brooke. 

Armitage  Prepartory  School;  girls'  board- 
Ing;  non-sect  ;  est  1898;  Harriet  C.  Ar- 
mitage, Prin. 

St.  Luke's  School,  boys*  boarding;  P.  E  ; 
est.  1863;  Charles  H.  Strout,  A.  M.,  Head 
Master. 


Waynesboro,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  7,199. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — M    E    Sollenberger 
Sec    Bd    Educ — G    M    Spangler 
City  Superintendent — J.  Hassler  Reber. 
Principal  High  School — J  C  McCullough 
Supv.  Music — Anna  P.  lAimley. 
Domestic  Science — Edith  W.  Suffrina, 
Drawing — Mrs   Lauretta  J.  Shearer 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Alphens  V.  Becker. 

Waynesboro   Business  College;   bus.,   sten  ; 
James  T    Austin,  Pres. 


Waynesburg,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  3,545. 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — J     R     Cross 

Sec    Bd    Educ — F    F    Button 

City  Superintendent — R    M    Archibald 

Principal  High   School — George  E    Walbert 

Supv    Music — J    "Wilbur  Huffman 

Drawing — Mattie   McPherson 

Waynesburg  College,  coll  ;  co-ed  ;  Cumb. 
Presb  ,  est  1851,  Herbert  P  Houghton 
Ph  D,  President 

Wellsboro,  Tloga   Co.,  pop.  8,183. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    L    Klock 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Francis  M.   Sheffer. 

City  Supt    &  Prin   H    S — Rock  L   Butler 

West  Berwick,  Columbia  Co ,  pop.  5,512. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Walter  Hughes 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Thomas   Hutchings 
City  Supt   &  Prin   H    S— Hailan  R    Snyder 
Supv.   Music — Ted  R.   Griffith 

West  Chester,  Chester  Co.,  pop.  11,767. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Ellwood  Patrick 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Walter  H    Lewis 
City  Superintendent — Addison  L.  Jones 
Principal  High  School — Joseph  A   Davis 
Supervisor  Music — Elizabeth    Tennant 
Drawing — S    I    Kreemer 

Church  Street  Friends'  School,  prep.;  boys; 
Friends  (orthodox);  est  1852;  Rebecca 
Saveny,  Principal 

Darlington  Seminary;  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1851,  F  B  B>e,  Principal 

Friends'  Graded  School,  prep  ,  co-ed.; 
Friends,  est  1836,  Mrs  Emma  Higgms, 
Principal. 

Villa  Maria  Academy;  girls'  boarding.  R 
C  ,  est  1872;  Mother  M.  de  Chantal,  Prin. 

West  Chester  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten  ;  J  B.  Martin,  Pres 

West  Chester  State  Normal  School;  normal; 
state,  co-ed  ;  est  1871;  George  M.  Phil- 
lips, LL  D,  Pres. 

West  Hazleton,  Luzerne  Co.,  pop.  4,715. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Walter  McAvoy. 

Sec    Bd.  Educ  — Walter  Herbst 

Principal  High  School — Mr.  Ernest  Encke. 

West  Homestead,  Allegheny  Co,  pop.  3,009. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— David  A    Hill 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  W.  Evans 
City  Superintendent — F.  L    Rose 

West  Newton,  Westmoreland  Co.,  pop.  2,880. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ— H    M.  Null. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    F    Cummings 
City  Supt   and  Prin   H   S — E.  S   Rice 

West  Newton  Academy;  prep.,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ;  S.  S  Gressly,  B  C.  S.,  Prin. 

West  Pittston,  Lnzerne  Co.,  pop.  6,848. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — J   W    Wheeler 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Charles  H    Foster 

City  Supt    and  Prin    H    S — L    P    Bierly 

Supv    Music — T    R    Williams 

Drawing — Talitha  Conrad 

West  Snnbury,  Butler  Co,  pop.  283. 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — W.   O.  Ibach. 


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Wcattown,  Chester  Co  ,  pop.  110. 

Westtown  Boarding:  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  , 
Friends  (orthodox),  est  1799,  William  F 
Wickersham,  A  M  ,  Prin 

Wilkes-Barre,  I^uzerne  Co.,  pop.  67,105. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Mary  L    Trescott 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  A    W    Moss 
City  Superintendent  —  James  M    Coughlin 
Asst    Superintendent  —  H     H    Zeiser 
Principal  High  School  —  J    P    Breidmger 
Supv    Music  —  Gurlym   Davies 
Manual  Training:  —  George  F   Hutter 
Domestic  Science  —  Kathryn  Carr 
Physical   Culture  —  Eunice  Jones 
Drawing  —  Bessie  M    Wentzel 
Penmanship  —  Harry  Wildrick 
Commercial  —  John  M    Crandall 

Harry    Hillman    Academy,    boys'    boarding 

and  day,   non-sect  ,    est     1876,    Frederick 

L.   Somerville,    Principal 
St    Mary's  Academy,  girls,  boarding,  R.  C  , 

Sister  M   Francisco,  Superior 
Wilkes-Barre    Business    College,     bus     and 

aten  ;    est     1910,   Victor  !•    Dodson,    Prin- 

cipal,   65  Public  Square. 

Wilkes-Barre  Institute,   girls,    day,  Presb  ; 
Mias  Anna  M.  Olcott,  Principal,  36  Mallery 

Place 

Wilkinsbnrg,  Allegheny  Co  ,  pop.  18,924. 

Prea    Bd    Educ.  —  J.  R.  Wylie. 


Sec    Bd     Educ  —  J     G    Samson 

City  Superintendent  —  James  L    Allison 

Principal  High  School  —  W    C.  Graham. 

Supv    Music  —  M    E    Steele 

Manual  Training  —  Lynn  T>    Rockwel]. 

Domestic   Science  —  Cornelia  Morrow 

Drawing  —  Connne  Bakeslee 

Stenography  —  Elizabeth  Jeron. 


WilUamsbnr?,  Blair  Co  ,  pop. 

Pies  Bd  Educ  —  J  E  Long 
Sec  Bd  Educ  —  J  S  P  Reed 
Principal  High  School  —  C  A  Rmmger. 

Williamson  School  P.  O.,  Delaware  Co. 

Williamson  Free  School  of  Mechanical 
Trades;  boys'  apprentice  school;  non- 
sect  ;  est.  1891;  Harry  S.  Bitting,  Pres- 
ident 

Williamsport,  Incoming  Co.,  pop.  31,860. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Otto  C    Kaupp 
Sec    Bd.  Educ  —  A.  J.  Updegraff. 
City  Superintendent  —  F    W   Robbins 
Principal  High  School  —  P    M    Bullard. 
Supv.  Music—  Mrs.  Edwin  Reider. 
Manual  Training  —  George  D.  Barbey. 
Domestic  Science  —  Mrs.  Anna  6.   Green. 
Physical   Culture  —  George  R.   Fleming. 
Drawing-  —  Rena    Frankeberger. 
Penmanship  —  C.  C    Hart 
Commercial  —  H    A    Sterner 
Stenography  —  Frederick  E.  "Wilson. 


Williamsport — continued 

Boys*  Industrial  School,  indust  ,  boys;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1898,  Rev.  T  P  S  Wilson, 
Manager 

Dickinson  Seminary;  prep ,  mus  and  art, 
boarding,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est  1848,  Rev 
Benjamin  C  Conner,  D  D.f  President. 

Potts  Shorthand  College;  sten.;  est.  1882; 
John  G.  Henderson,  Prin. 

Williamsport  Commercial  College;  bus  and 
sten.;  est  1866;  F  F.  Healey,  Pres. 

Windber,  Somerset  Co.,  pop.  8,013. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — O    J    Shank 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  A    Hartman 
City  Superintendent — W    W    Lantz 
Principal  High  School — George  W   Metger 

Winton,  Lackawanna  Co.,  pop.  5,280. 

City  Superintendent — J    J    Judge 

Wyncote,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  400. 

Chelten  Kills'  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  est  1872;  Charles  K.  Smith.  A.  M, 
Prin 

Wyoming:,   iLuzerne  Co.,  pop.   3,010. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    J    Saunders 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — K    R    Jones 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S  — J    E    Piatt 

Supv    Music — T    S    Davis 

Drawing — Taletha  Conrad 

Yardley,  Bucks  Co ,  pop.  894. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  McCormack 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Elmer  Yeager 
City   Superintendent — J    H    Hoffman 
Principal  High  School — E    E    Herchner 

York,  York  Co.,  pop.  44,750. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ. — R.  J.  Lewis. 

Sec    Bd.   Educ — D    N.   Crider 

City  Superintendent — Atreus  Wanner. 

Principal  High  School — Amasa  A.  Holden. 

Supervisor  Music — J    Dale  Diehl 

Manual  Training — J    M.  Ebbert. 

Domestic    Science — Jean    A     Dorrell 

Drawing — Mary  J   Hemley 

Industrial — G    G    Weaver 

Commercial — W.    H.   Bowman. 

Patrick  Commercial  School;  bus    and  sten  ; 

est.  1893,  W   H    Patrick,  Principal,  West 

Market   Street. 
York    Collegiate    Institute;     prep.,    co-ed.; 

Presb,  est    1S73,  C   H    Ehrenfield,  Ph    D, 

Principal 
York     County    Academy;     boys'     boardlnjr, 

non-sect  ,  David  Gardner,  Prin. 
York    School    of    Business,   bus     and   sten  ; 

est.    1904,    George   R     Pro-well,    Principal, 

Rupp  Building. 


BHODE  ISLAND 

Population,  542,610.  School  census,  119,419.     School  age,  5-18. 

Rhode  Island  is  the  thirty-eighth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population, 
having  a  total  of  542,610  inhabitants,  of  whom  98.1  per  cent.,  are  white.  Of  this 
number  32.8  per  cent.,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire 
population,  ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  7.7  per  cent,,  the  state  ranking  thirty-third 
in  this  respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  COMMISSIONER'S  OFFICE 

WALTER  E   RANGER,  State  Commissioner  of  Schools .  .Providence 

VALENTINE  ALMY,  Assistant  Commissioner Providence 

STATE   BOARD    OF   EDUCATION 

GOVERNOR  R  LIVINGSTON  BTJCKMAN,  President.    ...          .  Woonsocket 

LiEUT.-Gov   EMERY  J   SAN  Sousi  ...  ....          .   Providence 

JOSEPH  R.  BOURGEOIS Arctic 

GEORGE  T.  BAKER Providence 

FRANK  HILT.      Ashaway 

FREDERICK  RUECKERT     .  Providence 

FRANK  E.   THOMPSON Newport 

E.    C     FRANCIS Woonsocket 

RHODE  ISLAND  GRAMMAR  MASTERS'  CLUB 

JOHN  H    HARVEY,  President " .      .  .Providence 

ERNEST  E.  WILBOUR,  Secretary     .  .   Centreville 

RHODE  ISLAND  INSTITUTE  OF  INSTRUCTION 

WILLIAM  A    BRADY,  President Narragansett 

M.  D.  CARROLL,  Secretary Providence 

BARNARD    CLUB 

JAMES  R.  D  OLDHAM,  President ...  *  -         ...         East  Providence 

SIDNEY  A.  SHERMAN,  Secretary .Lincoln 


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RHODE  ISLAND 


ASSOCIATION  OF  WOMEN  TEACHERS 

CLAKA  E   CRAIG,  President     R.  I  Normal  School,  Providence 

ANNIE  C  LATHAM,  Secretary        Central  Tails 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 

Rhode  Island  has  no  county  superintendents  of  schools,  but  has  instead  what 
is  called  the  "town  system'*  of  school  supervision,  each  city,  or,  in  some  cases, 
where  the  towns  are  small,  a  group  of  towns,  having  its  individual  superintendent 
of  schools. 

PUBLIC,  PRIVATE:  AND  ENDOWED  SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES 

Anponaug,  Kent  Co  ,  pop.  1,290 

Teron  Superintendent — T   H    DeCoudie 


Barrington,  Bristol  Co.,  pop.  2.452. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Charles  Hoar 
Clerk   Sch     Comm — H     Leavitt   Cady 
To\vn  Supt    &  Prm    H    S — Chester  R.  Shaw 

St  Andrews*  Industrial  School;  Indust.J 
boys;  Rev.  William  M.  Chapin,  Prin. 

Bristol,  Bristol  Co.,  pop.  8.565. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Dr   Howai  d  W    Church 
Clk    Sch     Comm — Bertram   W    Wall 
Town   Superintendent — William   F    Miner 
Principal  High   School — Wallace   R    Brown 
Drawing — Miss  E    M    Pairpomt 
Supv    Music — Mary   C    Bolton 
Commercial — Helen    A     Stedman 

Ba che's  Private  School,  prep  co-ed  :  non- 
sect  ,  Miss  Evelyn  C.  Bache,  Principal, 
86  State  Street 


Bnrrillville,  Providence  Co.,  pop.  7,878. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — CIovis  E    Rounds 
Clk    Sch    Comm — Joseph  C    Sweeney 
Sec    Bd    Fduc — Joseph  C    Sweeney 
Principal  High  School — Wm    L    Callahan 
Drawing — Lorea  S    Adams 

Central  Falls.  Providence  Co ,  pop.  22,754. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — E    J    Schiller 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — E    E    Tnpp 
City  Superintendent — E    L    Adams 
Principal  High  School — William  Overton. 
Supv    Music — Edwin  N    C    Barnes 
Manual  Training: — H.  S.  Stockwell. 
Domestic  Science — Annie  E    Davenport 
Drawing— Lottie  Bloomfield. 
Pen' ah Ip  and  Com' I — Helen  J.  Gilmore 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  the  Sacred  Heart; 
prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  ,  Sister  M  Aimee  de 
la  Cioix,  Supeiior 

Charlestown,  Washington  Co  ,  pop    1,037. 

Town   Superintendent — Irving  H    Greene 

Coventry,  Kent  Co.,  pop.  5,848. 

Chm     Sch     Comm  — Warren    M     Greene. 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Rev    F.  W    Sandford 
Town    Superintendent — Henry   M     Walradt 


Cranston,  Providence  Co.,  pop.  21,107. 

Chm    Sch     Comm  — Henry    C    Sherman,    Jr 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — George  W    Davis 
City  Superintendent — William  C    Hohbs 
Principal   High   School — John   K    Fenner. 
Supv    Music — Mary  T    McCormack. 
Drawing — Jennie  B    LeGarde 

Cumberland,  Providence  Co.,  pop.  10,107. 

Chm    Sch    Comm  — Walter  F    Brown 
Clerk    Sch     Comm  — Bertrand    A      Webber 
To-wn  Superintendent — George  W    Morris 
Principal  High  School — Emma  M    Caufield. 

East  Greenwich,  Sent  Co.,  pop.  3,420. 

Chm    Sch     Comm — John   C    Tillmghast 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — Emerson  A    Gould 
Town   Superintendent — Samuel  W    Irwin 
Supv    Music — Mabel  Palmer 
Dra\v  ing — Gertrude    Arnold 

East  Greenwich  Academy,   high  school,  co- 
ed., M.  E.;  est  1802;  S.  W.  Irwin,  Frin. 

East  Providence,  Providence  Co.,  pop.  15,808. 

Town  Superintendent — James  R.  D  Oldham, 
Principal  High  School — Harold  M    Dean. 


Flagg*s    School;    prep  ; 
E.  C.  M    Flagg,  Prin. 


co-ed  ;    non-sect.; 


St   Mary's  Seminary,  girls'  boarding,  R.  C.; 
Mother  M    Joachim,  Superior,  Bay  View. 

Foster,  Providence  Co.,  pop.  1,124. 

Town    Superintendent — Leon   A     Dextei 

Glocester,  Providence  Co.,  pop.  1,404. 

Town   Supt  — Mrs    Emma   I     Hopkins 

Hopkinton,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  2,324. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — E    P    Mathewson 
Clerk   Sch     Comm — Clara  A    Olney 
Town  Superintendent — Henry  J    Wheeler 
Pimcipal  High  School — Clarence  W   Holmes 

Jamestown,  Newport  Co.,  pop.  1,175. 

Chan  man  Sch    Com  — Rev    P    Sullivan. 
Town  Superintendent — Charles  D    Burrows, 

Johnston,  Providence  Co.,  pop.  5,935. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Frank  Bolton 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — I    Leston  Nickerson 
Town    Superintendent — I  Leston    Nickerson. 


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Kingston,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  550. 

Rhode  Island  State  College,  courses  In 
agriculture,  engineering  and  science;  co- 
ed ,  est  1890,  Howard  Edwards,  A.  M., 
LL  D  ,  President 

Rhode  Island  State  College,  Department  of 
Engineering,  courses  in  mechanical,  elec- 
trical, civil,  and  chemical  engineering; 
Royal  L.  Wales,  B  S,  Chief. 

Lincoln,  Providence  Co.,  pop.  9,825. 

Town    Superintendent — Lucius    A.    Whipple 

Little  Compton,  Newport  Co.,  pop.  1,276. 

Chm     Sen    Comm — J    W    Coombs 

Clerk  Sch    Comm — Mrs    Harriet  M    Case 

Town   Superintendent — J.   "W.   Coombs. 

Middletown,  Newport  Co.,  pop.  1,708. 

Town   Superintendent — Joel   Peckham 

St  George's  School;  boys'  boarding,  P.  E.; 
est.  1896;  John  B.  Diman,  A*  B ,  A.  M., 
Headmaster. 

Newport,  Newport  Co.,  pop.  27,149. 

Chairman  Sch  Com — Henry  C  Ste\ens, 
Jr. 

Sec    Sch    Comm  — Herbert  W    Lull 

City  Superintendent — Herbert  W.  Lull. 

Principal  High  School — Frank  E!   Thompson 

SupV     Music — Henry   L    Hendj 

Drawing — Mar\    B    Harv  ey 

Physical   Culture — Nancy  Bro\\nell 

Manual  Training — George  H    Bijant 

Commercial — M    Anna  Ford 

Cloyne  House  School,  prep  ;  boys;  Episco- 
pal, est  1896;  Dr.  Oliver  Whipple  Hunt- 
ingdon, A.  M ,  Ph.  D ,  Head  Master. 

Hazard  Memorial  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
Rev  Edward  A  Higney,  Principal,  Touro 
Street. 

Marsh's  Select  School;  girls,  prep.;  Mrs 
Mary  S  W.  Marsh,  Prin. 

Sayer's  (Miss)  School;  prep  ;  girls,  non- 
sect.,  Miss  Mary  A  Sayer,  Prin. 

St  George's  School  for  Boys  (see  Middle- 
town). 

St.  Mary's  School;  prep.,  co-ed.;  R.  C.; 
Sister  M  Gerxnaine,  Prin. 

Tolethorpe  School,  girls'  boarding  and  day, 
est  1914,  S  Alice  Browne,  Prin. 

New  Shoreham,  Newport  Co.,  pop.  1,314.  , 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Ray  G    Lewis 
Cleric  Sch    Comm — Alfred  C    Blake 
Town   Superintendent — Walter  A    Young 

No.  Kingstown,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  4,048. 

Clerk  Sch    Comm  — Thad's  W    Hunt 
Town   Superintendent — Edmund  K    Arnold 
Prin    High  School — George  W    Eddy 

North  Providence,  Providence  Co.,  pop.  5,407. 

Town  Superintendent — Roscoe  G    Frame 

North  Smlthfield,  Providence  Co.,  pop.  9,699. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — John  McCoffrey. 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — E    R    Bsty 
Town    Superintendent — Dr     E     F     Hamlin 
Supv.   Music — Phoebe  HendricVi. 


Pawtucket,  Providence  Co.,  pop.  51,622. 

Pies    fcch    Com — Lester  W    Millman 

Sec    Sch     Comm — Thomas   Paik 

City  Superintendent — Frank  O    Draper. 

Principal  High  School — Elmer  S    Hosmer. 

Sup\     Music — Albert  L    Ladd 

Manual  Tiain    and  Draw — Wm    A    Xewell 

Domestic   Science — Alice   L    Currier 

Kinyon's     Commercial     School;     bus      and 

sten.,  W.  H   Kinyon,  Prin 
Sacred  Heart  School,   prep  ,   co-ed.;   R    C. , 

Rov     Louis  J    Deady,    Principal. 
St.   Joseph's    School,    prep  ,    co-ed  ;    R.    C  , 

Sister  M    Loyola,  Prin. 

Portsmouth,  Newport  Co.,  pop.  2,681. 

To^  n    Supt  — Mrs     Emehne    B     Eldridge 

Proiidence,  Pro\idence  Co.,  pop.  246,000. 

Chm    bch    Comm  — Howard  B.  Gorham 
Sec    Sch    Comm — Henry  B    Rose 
City  Superintendent — Isaac  O.  Wlnslow. 
Assistant  Supt  — Charles  F.  Towne. 
Assistant  Supt  — Ella  L   Sweeney. 
Assistant  Supt  — Clara  M    Polk. 
Supv    Music — Emory  P.  Russell 
Physical  Culture — Ellen  LeGarde. 
Kindergarten — Julia  Pepper 
Penmanship — Frances  E    Watts 
Military   Training — Chas    E    Mulhearn 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS 
English  High  School,   Pond  St ,  "William  H 

Eddy,   Principal. 
Classical    High    School,    Po*nd    St ,    William 

T    Peck,   Principal 
Hope    Stieet   High   School     Hope    St 

Charles  E   Dennis,  Jr.,  Principal. 
Technical    Hig;h    School,    Pond    St ,    Arthur 

Lee,    Principal 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart;  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C  ,  est  1872,  Mme  Ann  Barbour, 
Superior,  736  Smith  St 

Bronson's  School,  The  Misses;  prep  ;  girls, 
Cornelia  C  Bronson  and  Caroline  A. 
Bronson,  Prlns  ;  813  Hope  St 

Brown  University;  comprises  Graduate 
School,  College  of  Arts,  Philosophy  and 
Science,  Engineering  (civil,  electrical,  me- 
chanical), Woman's  College;  co-ed  ; 
Bapt  ,  est.  1764,  William  Herbert  Perry 
Faunce,  LL  D ,  President. 

Bryant-Stratton  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten  ;  est.  1863;  Theodore  B.  Stowell, 
Prin  ,  357  Westminster. 

La  Salle  Academy,  boys'  day,  R.  C  ;  est. 
1872 ,  Brother  Augustus,  F.  S  C ,  Prin- 
cipal, 205  Founto  St 

Lincoln  School;  girls'  prep  ;  non-sect.;  est. 

1889,    Frances    Lucas,    Principal,    Butler 
Avenue 

Magnus  Shorthand  School;  sten.;  est.  1900, 
Max  Magnus,  Prin. 

Morris  Heights  School  for  Boys;  boys' 
hoarding,  non-sect.;  est.  1900,  John 
Shaw  French,  A.  B ,  Ph.  D.,  Prin 


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Pro*  idence — continued 
Moses    Brown     School,     prep  .     co-ed.,     est 

1819,    Seth  K    GIfford,   Ph     D,    Prln,   257 

Hope 

Providence  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
H.  W  Small,  Prln. 

Rhode  Island  College  of  Pharmacy  and  Al- 
lied Sciences;  phar  ;  co-ed  ,  est  1902. 
James  O'Hare,  Phar  D,  Pres 

Rhode  Island  Commercial  School,  bus  and 
s ten.,  est  1900,  H.  L  Jacobs,  Frin. 

Rhode  Island  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  state. 
est    1877,    Edwin   Gale  Hurd,    Principal. 
Hope   Street 

Rhode  Island  Normal  School;  normal,  state. 

co-ed  ,  John  D.  Alger,  Prln. 
Rhode  Island  School  of  Design;  art;  co-ed  ; 

est.  1877,  Louis  Earle  Rowe,  Director. 
St     Xavier's    Academy,    girls'    day,    R.    C  ; 

est    1851,    Sister  M    Eulalia,   Superior,    60 

Broad    Street 
"Women's     College     in     Brown     University; 

same  courses  of  study  offered  to  men  in 

Brown  University,  Lida  Shaw  King,  Litt 

D  ,    Dean 
Wheeler's  School;  girls'  boarding ,  non-sect  ; 

Miss    Maty    C     Wheeler,    Puncipal,    1216 

Hope   St 

Richmond,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,633. 

Town   Superintendent — Charles  J    Greene 

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Scitnate,  Providence  Go,  pop.  8,493. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — George  Cole 

Clerk   Sch     Comm  — E    £•     Young: 

Town  Superintendent — Andrew  W.  Burgess 

Penteo<*tal  Collegiate  Institute,  prep  ;  co- 
ed ;  non-sect.;  Rev  Joseph  C  Hearse, 
Prln. 


Bmithfleld,  Providence  Co.,  pop.  2,739. 

Town  Superintendent — Irving  C    Mitchell 

80.  Kingstown,  Washington  Co,  pop     5,176. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — Edmund  Walker 
Plerk   Sch.   Comm  — Summer  Mowry 
Town  Superintendent — William  A.  Brady 
Principal  High  School — A.  A    Griffin 
Manual  Training — Joseph  J    Land  all 
Domestic  Science — Ella  E    Trowbrldge 
Commercial — Anna  R    Raguse. 

Stepping  Stone  Kindergarten;  kind  ;  est 
1892;  Anna  Schliepstein,  Prln.,  Peace 
Dale. 

Tiverton,  Newport  Co.,  pop.  4,032. 

Chm    Sch,  Comm — Mrs    R    J    Barker 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  — Dr    Charles  H    Bryant 
Town  Supt — Mrs    Helen  A    Wilcox 


Warren,  Bristol  Co ,  pop    6,585 

Chm     Sch     Cornm — Daniel  L    Moius&ey. 
fleik   Sch     f'omm — Heiman    W     Watien 
To\vn   Superintendent — JLeroy   G     Staples 
Principal   High  School — Joseph  A    Butlei 
Diavxin? — Ploicnce   T    Bennett 
Wupv    Music — Miss  Bolton 
Commeicial — Joseph  Butler 

St    Jean  Baptiste  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  H 

C  ,   Rev    E    Canon,  Principal 

Warwick,  Kent    Co.,  pop,  6,639 

Chm     Sch    Comm — Howard   M     Smith 
Cleik    Sch     Comm — C     O     Carpenter 
Town    Superintendent — W    P    Miner 
Supv    Music — S    Minerva  Hill 
Drawing — Irene   Kibbe 
Manual   Training — E    I    Valentic 
Domestic   Science — Ellen    Roberts 
Penmanship — T    A    Walton. 

Westerly,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  8,696. 

Chm     Sch    Comm  — Dr    A    H    Spicer 
Clerk   Sch    Comm  — Thomas   Perry 
Town  Supenntendent — Willard  H    Bacon 
Principal  High  School — Alfred  J    Maryott 
Supv     Music  —Robert   Valentine 
Domestic  Science — Ruth   Shurtleff 
Physical    Culture — Jennie   B     Stanton 
Diaw    and  Pen*  ship— Hal  He   M    Hood 

Pendleton's  School.  Miss;  prep  ;  girls;  Anna 
Sayles  Pendleton,  Prin  ,  22  Cross  St 

Westerly  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  ; 
est.  1897;  W.  B.  Canfield,  Prin. 

West  Warwiik,  Kent  Co, 

Chm    Sch.  C  omm  — John  B    Nolan 
Clerk    Sch    Comm  — John   H.   Harrop 
Town   Superintendent — John   F    Deering 
Principal    Blgh    School — Arlington    I     Clow 

St.  John  the  Baptist  School;  prep.;  co-ed. j 
R.  C  ,  Re\  D.  B.  Brunelle,  Prin. 


Woonaocket,  Providence  Co.,  pop.  38,125. 

Chm.    Sch     Comm — Dr     William    P    Barry 
Clerk   Sch    Oomm  — George  A    Smith 
City  Superintendent — Wendell  A    Mowey. 
Principal  High  School — C.  C.  Spratt. 
Supv.    Musit  —Prank  E    Kettlety. 
Manual  Training — William  A.  Courchene 
Drawing — C  ara  W    Pond 
Commercial  -Philip  J    Palmer 
Stenography  —Madeleine  Cass. 

Convent  of  Jesus  and  Mary;  girls'  hoard- 
ing, R.  i  ,;  Mother  St  Claver,  61  Park 
Ave 

Sacred  Heart  College;  boys'  boarding;  R. 
C  .  Brott  sr  Irenee,  Director.  43  Hamlet 
Avenue. 

Woonsocket  Commercial  School;  bus  and 
steix  ,  Edwin  B  Hill,  Prln ,  87  Mam  St 


SOUTH  CAROLINA 

Population,  1,515,400.     School  census,  524,328.     School  age,  6-21. 

South  Carolina  is  the  twenty-sixth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population, 
having  a  total  of  1,515,400  inhabitants,  of  whom  44.8  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this 
number  .4  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  Uliteraaey  of  the  entire 
population  ,ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  25  7  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  forty- 
eighth  in  this  respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S   OFFICE 

JOHN  E.  SWEARINGEN,  State  Superintendent  of  Education Columbia 

J.  A.  STODDARD,  Assistant  State  Superintendent Columbia 

W.  H.  HAND,  State  High  School  Inspector Columbia 

LTTECO  GTJNTER,  State  Supervisor  of  Elementary  Rural  Schools Columbia 

STATE   BOARD    OP   EDUCATION 

GOVERNOR  RICHARD  I.  MANNING,  ex-offieio,  Chairman Columbia 

SUPERINTENDANT   J.   E.  SwEARiNGEN,  ex-ofRcio,  Secretary Columbia 

SOUTH  CAROLINA  STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 

WILLIAM  C    BYNUM,  President Georgetown 

R.  C   BTJRTS,  Secretary Roek  Hill 

SOUTH  CAROLINA  ASSOCIATION  OP  COLLEGES 

HENBY  N.  SNYDBB,  President Spartanburg 

LEONARD  T.  BAKER,  Secretary Univ.  of  South  Carolina,  Columbia 

ASSOCIATION  OP  ELEMENTARY  SCHOOLS 

BELLE  DUNBAR,  President Augusta,  Ga. 

ELIZABETH  MCLEAN,  Secretary Sumter,  S   O. 

ASSOCIATION  OP  TOWN  AND  CITY  SUPERINTEISTDENTS 

LUECO  GUNTER,  President Columbia 

A.  C.  DANIEL,  Secretary Clinton. 


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SOUTH  CAROLINA  STATE  COLORED  TEACHERS '  ASSOCIATION 


N.  J.  FREDERICK,  President 
S.  L.  FINLEY,  Secretary     . 


Columbia 
Chester 


COUNTY   SUPERINTENDENTS   OP  EDUCATION 


County  Name  and  Address 

Abbeville          J    M    Lawson,    Abbeville 

Aiken C    H.  Sei&ler,  Aiken 

Anderson J.  B.  Pelton,  Anderson 

Bamberg-. ..  .R   W.  D.  Rowell,  Bamberg1 

Barn  well H    J    Crouch,    Barn  well 

Beaufort  W  M  Stemmeyer,  Beaufort 
Berkeley.  A.  H.  DeHay,  Moncks  Corner 
Calhoun.  ..  P.  G.  Grout,  St  Matthews 
Charleston  H  H  McCarley,  Charleston 
Cherokee  ..  Donald  H.  Hig-gin,  G-affuey 

Chester     W.   D.   Knox,  Chester 

Chesterfield R.   A.  Rouse,   Cheraw 

Clarendon B    J.  Browne,  Manning1 

Collet  on..  H.  S.  Strickland,  Walterboro 
Darling-ton  .  D  L  Lewis,  Darling-ton 

Dillon R.  S    Rogers,  Dillon 

Dorchester  John  J  Howell,  St  George 
EdgefieW  ...  W  W.  Fuller,  Edgefleld 
Fair  field  . .  W.  W  Turner,  Winnsboro 

Florence A.  H.  Gasque,  Florence 

Georgetown  .  .J.  W.  Doar,  Georgetown 
Greenville.. James  B.  Davis,  Greenville 
Greenwood.  J.  F.  Wideman,  Greenwood 


County  Name  and  Address 

Hampton          ...J.  "W".  Rouse,  Hampton 

Horry S   H.  Brown,  Conway 

Jasper J.  B.  Ben  ton,  Ridgeland 

Kershaw C.  W.  Birchmore,  Caxnden 

Lancaster V.  A.  Lingle,  Lancaster 

Laurens         James  H    Sullivan,  Laurens 

Lee J.  T.  Munnerlyn,  Bishopville 

Lexington   . .  .H   L.  Harmon,  Lexington 

Marion W.   C    Rogers,  Marion 

Marlboro... A*  V  Roesel,  Bennetts ville 
Newberry  Geo  W  Brown,  Newberry 

Oconee Thos.  A  Smith,  Walhalla 

Orangeburg-    

L   W.  Livingston,  Orangeburgr 

Pickens R.  T  Hallum,  Pickena 

Richland     ...S.  M.  Clarkson,  Columbia 

Saluda J.  A.  Carson,  Saluda 

Spartanburg  B  S  Haynes,  Spartanburg 
Sumter. .  .  J.  H.  Haynsworth,  Sumter 
Union  J.  H.  Hope,  Kelton 

Williamsburg  .R.  N  Speigner,  KTingstree 
York J.  E.  Carroll,  YorkvilU 


PUBLIC,   PRIVATE   AND   ENDOWED    SCHOOLS    AND    COLLEGES 


Abbeville,  Abbeville  Co.,  pop.  4,459. 

Pres   Bd   Educ. — F.  B   Harrison,  M.  D. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ — C    C.  Gambrell,  M.  D. 
City  Superintendent — R.   B    Cheatham 
Principal  High  School— Miss  Sara  White. 
Supv   Music — Miss  Lorena  Beacham. 

Ferguson-Williams  Normal  and  Industrial 
College  (colored) ,  co-ed  ,  E  W  Wil- 
liams, Pres 

Aiken,  Aiken  Co.,  pop*  3,600 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    C    Halm 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — J    T    Shuler 
City    Supt     and    Prm     H     S — W     J     Mc- 
Garity. 

Scofield  Seminary  (colored);  indust.  for 
girls,  est.  1868;  Martha  Schofleld,  Gen. 
Mgr. 

St.  Angela's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R. 
C.;  eat  1900;  Sister  Celestlne  Quale,  Di- 
rectress. 

AHendale,  BamweU  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — T.  E   Crane 

Anderson.  Anderson  Co.,  pop.  0,654. 

Pres.  Bd    Bduc.— J.  A.  Brock. 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ— G   N.  C.  Bolutt»n. 

City  Superintendent — Elliott  C.  McCants. 


Anderson — con  tmued 
Principal  High  School — C.  W.  Riser. 
Supv    Music — Mrs    C.  W.  Wilkie. 
Manual  Training — G  W.  Chambers. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Georgia  Marshall. 
Stenography — Miss  Mattie  McCants 

Anderson  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
James  K  Kmaid,  President 

Bamberg:,  Bamberg:  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — S    G    Mayfield 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    W    D    Romer 
City  Superintendent — E.  P    Allen 
City   Superintendent — E    P.   Allen. 

Carlisle  School;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  boarding,  M. 
E  ;  est  1892,  J  Caldwell  Guilds,  Head- 
master 


Barnwell,  Bamwell   Co.,  pop.   1,400. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — George  H    Bates 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — H    D    Calhoun 
City  Superintendent — W   T.  Bailey 
Prm    High  School — Nannie  Timberlake. 

Batesburgr,  Lexington  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — T.   M    Seawell. 

Summerland  College;  girls'  boarding,  Luth.; 
est.    1912,    Rev     P.    E.    Monroe.    JL.    M, 


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Bath,    Aiken    Co.,    pop.    400. 

City  Superintendent — Judson  Brodie. 

Beaufort,  Beaufort  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

City  Superintendent — J.  M.  Moore. 

Beaufort  College;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect,; 
Lueco  Gunter,  M.  A.,  Prin. 

Belton,  Anderson  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

City  Superintendent— J    B.  Watkins 

Bennettsvffle,  Marlboro  Co.,  pop.   3,600. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — J    F   Kmney 

Sec    Bd    Educ —Philip  Miller 

City  Superintendent — W    C    Heibert 

Principal  High  School — A    H    Macauley 

Bishopvttle,  I*ee   Co.,  pop.   1,800. 

City  Superintendent — W.  M    Scott 

Blacksbnr?,  Cherokee  Co.,  pop.  1,660. 

City  Superintendent — E.  A.  Montgomery. 

Blackville,  Barawell  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — A    B   Hair 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Thomas  L    Wragg 
City  Superintendent — W    Jay  McGarrity. 
Principal  High  School — Mary  E    Stokes 

Blenheim,  Marlboro  Co.,  pop.  300. 

City  Superintendent — R    F    Goodwin 

Bluffton,  Beaufort  Co.,  pop.  350. 

City  Superintendent — M.  C.  Riser. 

Bowman,    Orangeburg  Co.,  pop.   700. 

City  Superintendent — W.   T.  Davidson. 

Branchville,  Orangebnrg  Co.,  pop.  1,325. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — G    W    Beeves 

City    Superintendent — Norman   E    Byrd 

Branson,  Hampton  Co.,  pop.  500. 

City   Superintendent — W     J    Robbins 

Camden,  Kershaw  Co.,  pop.   3,509. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — J    C    Rowan 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W   Geisenheixner 

City    Superintendent — Richard   F     Simpson. 

Principal  High  School — J.  W.  Boy  kin,  Jr 

Mather  Academy  (colored);  prep;  co-ed.; 
M  E  ;  est.  1886,  Miss  Frances  V.  Rus- 
sell. Prin. 

Cameron,  Calhonn  Co.,  pop.  475. 

City  Superintendent — P.  L.  Geiger. 

Campobello,  Spartanbnr?  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John  M    Jackson 
Sec    Bd   Educ — T   B   Waldrop 
City  Superintendent — J.   W.   Fulmer. 

Carlisle,  Union  Co.,  pop.  500. 

Principal  of  Schools — W    R   Wightman 

Cartersvllle,  Florence  Co.,  pop.  450. 

City  Superintendent — J    F    Brooks 
Central,  Flckens  Co.,  pop.  825. 
City  Superintendent — J    W.  Wallace. 

Chapin,  Lexington  Co.,  pop.  600. 

City  Superintendent — S.  F    Miller. 


Cedar  Spring,  Spartanburgr  Co.,  pop.  125. 

State  Institution  for  Deaf,  Dumb  and 
Blind,  state,  est.  1849,  F.  N.  Walker, 
Supt. 


Charleston,  Charleston  Co.,  pop.  58,833. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — James  Simons. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ— A.  B    Rhett. 
City  Superintendent — A.  B.   Rhett. 
Principal  High  School — W    3£    Whitehead 
Supervisor  Music — Miss  C    P    McMakin 
Primary — Miss  P    D    Meikhaidt 

Avezy  Normal  Institute  (colored);  normal, 
pnvate,  co-ed,  Cong,  est.  1865,  Frank 
B  Stevens,  Principal 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Mercy;  girls* 
boarding,  R.  C.;  Sister  Mary  Benedicts 
Prm. 

Ashley  Hall,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect.;  est. 
1909;  Miss  Mary  McBee,  A  M.,  Princi- 
pal, 172  Rutledge  Avenue. 

Charleston  Mercantile  School;  bus.  and 
sten  ;  Maizie  J.  Bergmann,  Pres. 

College  of  Charleston;  colL;  city;  men, 
est.  1791;  Harrison  Randolph,  LL.  D, 
President 

Confederate  Home  College,  women;  non- 
sect.;  est.  1867,  Harriet  F.  Ronan,  Prin. 

Gibbes  School,  The,  girls*  day;  P.  B., 
Misses  S.  P.  and  E  S.  Gibbes,  Principals 

Lutheran  Theological  Seminary;  theoL; 
men,  est  1898;  A.  G.  Voight,  IX  D, 
Pres. 

Medical  College  of  the  State  of  South 
Carolina;  med  ;  reg  ,  men,  est  1823, 
Robert  Wilson,  Jr.,  M  D,  Dean 

Medical  College  of  the  State  of  South  Caro- 
lina, College  of  Pharmacy;  phar. ;  men; 
Robert  Wilson,  Jr..  M  D.,  Dean. 

Memmmger  Normal  School,  city  normal; 
women,  est.  1857;  D.  M  O'DriscolI,  Prin- 
cipal 

Porter  Military  Academy;  boys'  boarding, 
military;  P.  E.;  est.  1867;  Rev.  Walter 
Mitchell,  B.  D,  Rector. 

South  Carolina  Military  Academy;  mili- 
tary; state;  est.  1842;  CoL  O.  J.  Bond, 
B.  S.,  Prin. 

Stokes  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten., 
A.  L.  Stokes.  Pres. 

University  School,  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1912;  Edward  F  May  berry, 
Principal 

T.  M    C.  A.  Night  School;  bus.   and   sten. 


Cheraw,   Chesterfield  Co.,  pop.  2,400. 

City  Superintendent— B.  C.  Mclver. 

Chester,  Chester  Co.,  pop.  5,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    H    White. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    C    McLure 

City  Superintendent— William  H    McNairy 

Principal  High  School — William  D.  Ramho 


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Chester — continued 

Brainerd  Institute  (colored);  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Presb.;  John  S    Marquis,  Prtn 


Chesterfield,  Chesterfield  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City  Superintendent — S    L    Duckett 


Clemson  College  P.  O.,  Oeonee  Co. 

Principal  High  School— Miss  N.  J.   Martin, 

Clemson  Agricultural  College  of  South. 
Carolina,  comprises  Academic,  Agricul- 
tural, Engineering,  Chemistry,  Textile  In- 
dustry, and  Preparatory  Departments; 
state,  men,  est  1889,  Walter  Merritt 
Riggrs,  LL  D ,  President. 

Clemson  College,  Agricultural  Department; 
four-year  and  short  agric.  courses,  Jo- 
seph Nelson  Harper,  M  Agr,  Director 

Clemson  College,  Engineering  Department; 
courses  in  electrical,  mechanical,  and  civil 
engineering,  and  shop  work,  Samuel 
Broadus  Earle,  M.  E ,  Director 

Clemson  College,  Chemical  Department; 
courses  in  chemistry  and  metallurgy; 
Richard  Newman  Brackett,  Ph  D ,  Di- 
rector. 

Clemson  College,  Textile  Department,  tex- 
tile chemistry,  dyeing,  weaving  and  de- 
signing, Charles  S  Doggett,  Director. 

Clinton,  Laurena  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres.  Bd    Bduc — B    L.   King 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — E    L    Pitts 

City  Superintendent — A    C    Daniel 

Principal  High  School — Edith  McCutcheon. 

Presbyterian  College  of  South  Carolina; 
coll  ,  men,  Presb  ;  est.  1880,  Rev.  Davi- 
son  McDowell  Douglas,  D.  D.,  President 

Thornwell  College  for  Orphans;  prep.;  co- 
ed.; for  needy  orphans;  Wm.  P.  Jacobs, 
D.  D..  Pres. 

Clio,  Marlboro  Co.,  pop.  950. 
City  Superintendent — W.  D.  Robert*. 

Clover,  York  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — E  W  Pressly 
Sec.  Bd  Educ — James  A  Page 
City  Superintendent — J.  "W  S'healy 

Cokesbnry,  Greenwood  Co.,  pop.  500. 
Cokesbury    Conference    School;    prep ;    co- 
ed., Meth  ;  est   1834,  E   R   Flckling,  Prin- 
cipal 

Columbia,  RIchland  Co.,  pop.  26,319. 

Pres.  Bd   Educ. — A.  C.  Moore. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — B    S.  Dreher 
City  Superintendent — Ernest  S.   Dreher. 
Principal  High  School — H.  A.  Wise. 
Supv  Music— Miss  K.  C.  Bollinger. 
Manual  Training— T.  A.  M.  Cook. 
Domestic  Science — Mrs.  C    D.  Southard. 
Drawing— Mrs    E.  S.  Watkins. 
Com'l  and  &tenog*y — P.  P.  Jones. 
Primary— Mrs   E    S    Watkins 


Columbia — continued 
Allen    University    (colored);    coll.;    co-ed.; 

A.  M.  E  ,  est    1880,  Rev    W.  W.  Beckett, 

Pres 

Benedict  College  (colored) ;  prep. ;  co-ed. ; 
Bapt.;  est.  1871;  B.  W.  Valentine,  Pres 

College  for  Women;  girls'  boarding;  Presb.; 
est  1890,  S  C  Byrd,  A  B,  President 

Columbia    College;    girls'    boarding;    M.    B! 

So  ,  est    1859,   G    T    Pugh,  Ph    D,  Pres 
Columbia      Theological      Seminary;      men; 

Presb  ;  est.   1828;  Thornton  Whaling,  D 

D,   Pres. 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College;  bus 
and  sten  ,  est.  1889;  W.  S.  Chaplin,  Man- 
ager, 1626  Main  Street. 

Lutheran  Seminary;  theoL;  men;  Luth.; 
A.  G.  Voight,  Pres. 

Macfeats-Bowen  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1892,  W.  H  Macfeats,  Pres 

Parochial  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  R.  C.;  est. 
1858,  Madam  Michel,  Prin. 

St.  Mary's  Parish  School  (colored);  prep.; 
co-ed.,  est.  1892;  Episcopal;  Gustavus  A. 
Sinkler,  A.  B.,  Prin. 

University  of  South  Carolina;  comprises 
School  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  of  Educa- 
tion, of  Engineering,  of  Law;  Gradu- 
ate School,  state  univ  ,  co-ed  ,  est.  1805; 
William  Spencer  Currell,  Ph  D ,  Pres 

University  of  South  Carolina,  School  of 
Education;  courses  for  teachers;  Patter- 
son Wardlaw,  LL  D.,  Dean 

University  of  South  Carolina,  School  of  En- 
gineering; civil,  .electrical  engineering; 
highway  construction,  M.  Goode  Homes, 
C.  E ,  Professor  in  Charge 

University  of  South  Carolina,  Department 
of  Law;  law;  men;  est.  1805;  John  P. 
Thomas,  Jr.,  Dean. 

University  School;  boys'  prep.;  day;  non- 
sect.;  est.  1906;  Claude  V.  Neuffer,  B.  L., 
Prin. 

Ursuline  Convent;  girls*  boarding;  Catholic; 
eat.  1868;  Mother  Angela  Brownfield, 
Prin. 


Conway,   Hozry  Co.,   pop.   1,450. 

City  Superintendent — Power  W   Bethea. 


Cowpens,  Spartanbnrg  Co.,  pop.  860. 

City  Superintendent — R    H    Willis 

Cross  Hill,  Laurena  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Pres  Bd.  Educ — T  M  Pinson 
Sec  Bd  Educ — W  B  Griffin 
Principal  High  School — W.  P  Culbertson. 


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Darlington,  Darlington  Co.,  pop.  3,78t. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — C.  B    Edwards. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — George  E.  Dargan. 
City  Superintendent— J.  C.  DantoL 
Principal   High   School — Susie  W.   Brunson. 

Denmark,  Bamberr  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — E.  M.  McCown. 

Voorhees  Industrial  School  (colored) ,  indus- 
trial normal,  co-ed  ,  boarding,  non-sect ; 
est  1897,  G.  B.  Miller,  Principal 

Dillon,  Dillon  Co.,  pop.  3,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E.  T    Elliott 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W   T    Bethea 
City  Superintendent— D.  T.  Klnard. 
Principal  High  School — Mias  B    Jackson 

Donalds,  Abbeville  Co.,  pop.  650. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — B    H    Carlton 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — L    J    Davis 

City  Superintendent— P.  H.  McKlnney. 

Dnewest,  Abbeville  Co.,  pop.  700. 

City  Superintendent — J    L.  Grier 

Due  West  Female  College;  girls'  boarding; 

A.  R.  Presb.;  est.  1859;  B,  L.  Robinson, 

Pres. 
Erskine  College;  coll.;  co-ed.;  A.  H.  Presb.; 

est    1839;  Rev.  James  S.   Moffat,  D.  D., 

LL    D,   Pres 
Erskine   Theological    Seminary;    theol*;   A. 

R.  Pres  ;  men;  est.   1837;  F.  T.  Pressly, 

D.   D.,   Pres. 

Easley,  Pickens  Co.,  pop.  8,000. 
Pres.  Bd.  Educ— Dr.  B,  F.  Smith, 
Sec.   Bd    Educ. — J.   L.   Camp. 
City  Superintendent — George  W  Coggin 
Principal  High   School — Sara  Babb 
Supv   Music— ^-Miss  Frances  Darden. 

Edgefield,  Edgefleld  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — A.  E.  Padgett. 
Sec.   Bd    Educ — A.  S    Tompkins. 
City  Superintendent — T.  J.  Lyon. 
Principal  High  School — C    C.  Ross. 
Supv.  Music — Marcie  G.  Wantley. 
Manual    Training — Celeona   Tompkins. 
Domestic  Science — Grace  Tompkins 
Physical    Culture — Hortean   Bidgett. 
Drawing — E     Lizie    Mims. 
Penmanship— Hallie  Grenaker. 
Commercial — T.   J    Lyon. 
Stenography — Gladys  Chappell. 

Edigto  Island,  Charleston  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

City   Superintendent — P.    E.    Connor. 

Elloree,  Orangeburg  Co.,  pop.  825. 

Chm    Bd    Educ.— A.  C.  Baxter. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ— A    T     Bookhardt 
City   Superintendent — J    C    Spann 
Principal  High  School — P    L    Felder,  Jr. 

KstUI,  Hampton  Co.,  pop.  500. 

City   Superintendent— N.    E.   Anil. 

Fairfax,  Barnwell  Co.,  pop.  725. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— N.  B.  Loadholt 
Sec    Bd    Educ.— J    F    Lightsey. 
Principal  High  School— F    C.  Chltty. 


Florence,  Florence  Co.,  pop.   7,057. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    R     Barrmger 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    L.    Brooker 

City    Superintendent — Wilfred    L.    Brooker. 

Principal   High    School — George  Briggs. 

Supv   Music — Katherme  Park 

Supv    Primary — Trix  Barbor 

Presbyterian    High    School;    prep.;    co-ed.; 

Presb  ;  Prof    Briggs,  Prin. 
South    Carolina    Industrial    School;    state; 

boys;  J.  L.  Mann,  Ph.  D.,  Supt. 

Fort  Mill,  York  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

Pres    Bd.   Educ. — R.   F.   Grier. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — W.    B.   Meacham. 
City  Superintendent — J    P    Coats 
Supv    Music — Miss  Annie  Russell 

Fountain  Inn,  Greenville  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

City  Superintendent — A    P    Sites 

Frogmore,  Beaufort  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Penn  Normal,  Industrial  and  Agricultural 
School  (colored):  normal,  private;  co-ed.; 
R.  B.  Cooley,  Prin. 

Gaffney,  Cherokee  Co.,  pop.  5,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E,  R    Cash. 

Sec    Bd    Educ. — W.  J    Wilkins 

City  Superintendent — J.  H  Witherspoon. 

Cherokee  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute 
(colored);  nor.;  indust.;  co-ed.;  private; 
A.  A.  Sims,  Principal. 

Limestone  College,  coll  and  prep  ;  women; 
Boarding,  Bapt  ,  est.  1845;  Lee  Davis 
Lodge,  A.  M.,  Ph  D,  President. 

Georgetown,    Georgetown    Co.,  pop.    5,530. 

Pres.   Bd.  Educ. — Joseph  Schink* 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — E.  V.  Emerson. 
City  Superintendent — William  C.  Bynum. 
Principal   High  School— Miss  L.  M.   Brock. 
Supv.  Music— Miss  M    E.  McFall. 
Granltevffle,  Aiken  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 
City  Superintendent — Graves  L.   Knight. 

Gray  Court,   Lauren*  Co.,  pop.   550. 

City  Superintendent — R    T.  "Wilson 

Greeleyville,  Williamsburg"  Co.,  pop.  550. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — P.  T    Hayne 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — B.  E    Geer 

City   Superintendent — W.    M.    Bonner. 

Greenville,  Greenville  Co.,  pop.  15,141. 

City    Superintendent — J    L     Mann 
Principal  High  School — M.  El.  Brockman. 
Chicora    College;    girls'    boarding;    Presb  ; 

est.  1897;  Rev.   S.   C.  Byrd,  D.  D.,  Pres. 
Furman  University;  coll.;  men;  Bapt.:  est. 

1852;   Edwin  M,   Poteat,   D.   D,   LI*   D., 

Pres. 

Furman  Fitting  School;  prep    boys;  Bapt  ; 

Luther  W    Courtney,  Headmaster. 
Greenville  Female  College,  girls*  boarding; 

Bapt.,  est.  1854;  D.  M.  Ramsey,  Pres. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.;  B.  C. 

Madam  M.  Patricia. 


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Greenville — continued 

Sterling  Industrial  College  (colored); 
prep  ,  co-ed  ;  Bapt  .  est.  1854,  D.  M 
Minus,  Pres. 

Greenwood,  Greenwood  Co,  pop.  0,614. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    H    Coleman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Joseph  T    Medlock 
City  Superintendent — William  W    Nickels. 
Principal  High  School — W    E    Black. 

Bailey  Military  Institute,  military;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1913.  Col  F  N  K.  Bailey, 
President 

Brewer  Normal  School  (colored):  normal, 
private;  Cong1!,  co-ed.,  est  1872;  Rev 
Homer  W  Stevens,  Pres 

Lander  College;  girls*  boarding;  M  E  So., 
est  1872,  Rev  John  Owens  Willson,  D 
D,  President 

Greer,  Greenville  Co,  pop.  1,200. 
City  Superintendent — H    B,  Dominlck. 

Hampton,  Hampton  Co.,  pop.  725. 

City  Superintendent — J    T    Henry, 

Hartsvllle,  Darlington  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  Egleston 
Sec    Bd    Educ-^J    E.   Miller 
City   Superintendent — L.   W.   Dick. 
Principal  High  School — L    A.   Carter. 

Coker  College  for  Women;  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  Howard  Lee  Jones,  President 

South  Carolina  Industrial  Home  (colored), 
pri  ;  non-sect;  est.  1899;  Rev.  Richard 
Carroll,  Manager. 

Honea  Path,  Anderson  Co.,  pop   1,000. 

Principal  of  Schools — B    C    Givens 

Honea  Path  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  J.  J. 
McLewain.  Prin. 

Inman,  Spartanburg  Co.,  pop.  700. 

City  Superintendent — J    O    Allen 

Inno,  Lexington  Co.,  pop.  300. 

Harbison  College  (colored);  prep  ;  co-ed  , 
Northern  Presb.;  est  1881,  Rev.  C.  M. 
Toting,  A.  M.,  Prea 

Johnston,  Edgefleld  Co.,   pop.   1,000. 

City  Superintendent — W.   F.  Scott 

Jonewille,  Union   Co.,  pop.   600. 

City  Superintendent — R    O    Sams 

Kexshaw,  Lancaster  Co,  pop.  800. 

City  Superintendent — A   L   Humphries 

Union  Institute;  prep.,  co-ed.;  non-sect, 
est  1895,  Prof  F  D.  Sims 

Kingstree,  Williamsburg1  Co,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — M.  D   Lesesne 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ — E    C    Epps 

City  Superintendent — J.   W.    Swittenber* 

Principal  High  School — Laura  Cromer 

Lamar,  Darlington  Co.,  pop.  950. 
City    Superintendent — D.    D.    Grant 


Lake  City,  Williamsburg  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Puncipal  of  Schools — J    B    Compton 

Lancaster,  Lancaster  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Serry  Springs 
Sec    Bd    Educ — D    Ruce  Williams 
City  Superintendent — C   E    Messmger. 
Principal  High  School — W    L    Feaston 

Lancaster  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute, 
(colored),  est  1897,  normal,  private,  co- 
ed.; A.  M.  E.  ZIon,  M  D  Lee,  A.  M., 
Pres 

Langley,  Aiken  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — A    W    Bradley 

Landrum,  Spartanburg  Co,  pop.  450* 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    L    Nash 

Sec    Bd    Educ — B    F    Thorson 

City   Superintendent — H.   W.   Ackerman. 

Spartan  Academy,  prep  ,  boarding,  co-ed  , 
Bapt,  est  1906,  H  L.  Riley,  A.  B, 
Principal 

Latta,  Dillon  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City  Superintendent — L    M.  Bauknight 

Laurens,  Laurens  Co.,  pop.  5,500. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — O    B    Simmons 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C    H    Ropei 

City  Superintendent — B    L    Parkinson. 

Leesville,  Lexington  Co.,  pop.  900. 

City  Superintendent — C    H    Fowler 

Leesville  College,  coll  ;  co-ed  ;  non-sect; 
est  1890;  L.  B  Haynes,  A  B,  A.  M., 
Pres 

Lexington,   Lexington   Co,  pop.   1,000. 

City  Superintendent— W.  E.  Black. 

Liberty,  Fickens  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City  Superintendent — M.  S    Richbourg. 

Lynchburg,  Lee  Co.,  pop.  750. 

City  Superintendent — John  G    Kelly 

McColl,  Marlboro  Co,  pop.  1,400. 

City  Superintendent — Naomi  Sandifer 

McConnick,  Abbeville  Co.,  pop.   600. 

City  Superintendent — R   E   Moody 

Manning,  Clarendon  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — A    Levi 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Joseph  Sprott 

City  Superintendent — D    R    Riser 

Marion,  Marion  Co,  pop.  4,000. 

City  Superintendent— T.  C.   Easterllng. 
Principal   High    School — Mr    Bennett 
Manual  Training — Mary  Martin. 

Mount  Pleasant,  Charleston  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

City  Superintendent — H   H   McCarley 

Mulling,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    M    Carmichael 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F   C    Rogers 
City   Superintendent — K*   D.   Senn. 


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Newberry,  Newberry  Co*,  pop.  5,028. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    A    McSwam 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Ernest  Anderson 

City  Superintendent — J    P    Kinard 

Prm    High  School— J.  B.  O'Neall  Holloway. 

Drawing — Mary   Gilbert 

Newberry  College,  classical,  scientific,  en- 
gineering (mechanical,  electrical),  and 
preparatory  courses,  co-ed  ,  Luth  ,  est 
1856,  Rev  John  H  Haims,  D  D,  Presi- 
dent 

Utopia  Academy;  prep;  co-ed.;  non-sect; 
J.  M.  Bickley,  A.  B.,  Prln. 

New  Brookland,  Lexington  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres    Bd    Trustees — G    A    Guignard 

Sec     Bd     Trustees — L.    Hall 

City  Superintendent — J    E    Shealy 

Ninety  Six,  Greenwood  Co.,  pop.  550. 

City  Superintendent — J    H    Shealy 

North,  Orangeburgr  Co.,  pop.  650. 

City   Superintendent — L    A    Jones 

North  Augusta,  Alken  Co.,  pop.  1,139. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    L    Barksdale 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    Lee  Hankmson 
City  Superintendent — George  "W    Coggm 

Norway,  Orangeburg  Co.,  pop.  550. 

City  Superintendent — F    S    Smith 

Orangeburg,  Orangeburg  Co.,  pop.  5,906. 

City  Superintendent — Albert   J.   Thackston. 

Claflin  University  (colored);  coll.,  cso-ed., 
M.  E  ;  est.  1869;  Rev.  L.  M.  Dunton.  A. 
M,  D  D.,  Pres. 

Normal,  Industrial  and  Mechanical  College 
of  South  Carolina  (colored);  co-ed., 
state,  est.  1896;  R.  S.  Wilkinson,  Pres. 

Orangeburg  Collegiate  Institute;  prep.;  co- 
ed.; Bapt.;  W.  W.  Rivers,  Pres 

Pelzer,  Anderson  Co.,  pop.  1,500 

City  Superintendent — John  B.  Bonner 

Pendleton,  Anderson  Co.,  pop.  800. 

City  Superintendent — T.  L.  Hanna. 

Pickeng,  Pickens  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Frank  McFall 
City   Superintendent — W    M     Melton 

Piedmont,  Greenville  Co.,  pop.  4,000. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — R   D    Sloan 

City  Stipt    &  Prm    H.  S — M    C    Barton. 

Pomaria,  Newberry  Co.,  pop.  175. 

Rutherford  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect;  est.  1889;  John  J  Kibler,  A  M., 
Prin. 

Prosperity,  Newberry  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

City   Superintendent — J.   S.  Wheeler. 

O'Neall    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    Thomas 

M.   Hills,   M.   A.,   Prin. 
Reidville,  Spartanbnrg  Co.,  pop.  875. 

*City  Superintendent — B    T   Brown. 


ReidU  ille — continued 

Reidville  Female  College;  prep ;  girls'; 
Presb.;  est.  1857;  J.  Whitner  Reid,  A.  B.; 
Prin. 

Reidville  Male  College;  prep  ;  boys'  board- 
ing; non-sect.;  George  Briggs,  Principal 

Rockhill,  York  Co.,  pop.  7,218. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Dr.  J    R.   Miller 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — C.   K    Chreitzberg 
Crty   Superintendent — R     C    Burts 
Principal    High    School — E.    W.    Hall 
Supv    Mus    &  Dra\v  — Ina  Oleson 

Winthrop  Normal  and  Industrial  College, 
normal;  women;  state;  est.  1886;  D  B 
Johnson,  Pres 

Friendship  College  (colored);  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
M.  P.  Hall,  Pres. 

St.   George,    Dorchester   Co.,   pop.   1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F.   E    Hinnant 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    B    Johnston 
City  Superintendent — W.  C    Zeigler 
Principal  High  School — Mabel  Bryant 

St.  Mathews,  Calhoun  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — T.  H.  Dreher. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J.  H    Loryea 
City  Superintendent — T.  M.   Hamer. 
Principal   High    School — F.    G     Grout 

Satada,  Saluda  Co.,  pop.  650. 

City  Superintendent — R    C    Hunter. 

Seneca,  Oconee  Co.,  pop.  2,000* 

City  Superintendent — H    C    Smith. 

Spartanburg,  Spartanburgr  Co.,  pop.  17,517. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — D.  A    DuPre 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    E    Ravenel. 
City  Superintendent — Prank  Evans. 
Principal  High  School — U    G    Blake. 
Supv    Music — Lula  C    Page. 
Domestic  Science — Lalla  Martin 

Converse  College;  girls*  boarding,  non- 
sect  ;  est.  1890;  Robert  P.  Pell,  Lltt.  D., 
Pres. 

Cecil's  Business  School,  bus.  and  sten.,  R. 
T  Cecil,  Principal. 

Gwyn  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  Miss  E  L.  Gwyn,  Principal. 

Hastoc  High  School  for  Boys;  prep.;  non- 
sect.,  private;  Hugh  T.  Shockley,  A.  M., 
Headmaster. 

Spartanburg  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten.,  Mrs.  L  Neele  Vernon,  Principal 

Wofford  Fitting  School,  boys'  prep  ,  day; 
M  E  So  ,  est  1887,  F  P  Wyche,  Prin. 

Wofford  College;  coll ;  men;  M.  B.  So.; 
est.  1854;  H.  N.  Snyder,  LL.  D..  Prea 

Springfield,  Orangeburg  Co.,  pop.  700. 

Pres    Bd,  Educ — J.   B     Smith 

Sec    Bd    Educ— D    V    Phillips 

City  Superintendent — Charles  P    Kinard 

Principal  High  School — C    C    Coble 

Summerton,   Clarendon  Co.,   pop.  900. 
City  Superintendent — Lida  Scarborough. 


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Summerville,   Dorchester  Co.,   pop.  2,355. 

City   Superintendent — George   H.   Webber. 

Domestic   Science — Julia   Obenscham 

Stunter,  Sumter  Co.,  pop.  8,109. 

City   Superintendent — Samuel   H.    Edmunds. 

St  Joseph's  Academy;  girls'  boarding*;  B. 
C  ;  est.  1862;  Sister  M.  Raphael,  Direct- 
ress. 

Timmonsville,  Florence  Co.,  pop.  1,708. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  — Joseph  H    Smith 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    R    McLeod 
City  Superintendent — W.   C.  Herbert. 
Supv   Music — Mrs    Gertrude  Johnson 
Primary — Annie  W    Shuler 

Union,  Union  Co.,  pop.  5,683. 

Chm  Bd  Trustees — W  E  Thomson. 
City  Superintendent — Davis  Jeffries. 
Prnicipal  High  School — Prof  Ikenberry. 


Clifford  Seminary;    girls*   boarding;;    P: 
est.  1881;  Mrs.  B.  6.   Clifford,  Prin. 


Varnvllle,  Hampton  Co.,  pop.  050. 
City   Superintendent — Claude  Melton. 


Presb.; 


Wagrener,   Atken   Co.,   pop.   600. 

City  Superintendent — J    G    Richards,  Jr 

Walterboro,  Colleton  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Superintendent — F    S    Long1 

Westminster,  Oconee  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pies    Bd.  Educ — J   G   Breazeale 
Sec    Bd    Educ — M    S    Stribling 
City   Superintendent — W.   C.   Taylor. 

WUliamston,  Anderson  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City   Superintendent — George  E    "Welborne. 

Willlamston  Female  College;  girls*  board- 
ing; M.  E.  So.;  est.  1872;  G.  S  Goodgion, 
Prin. 

Williston,    Barnwell   Co.,   pop.   700. 

City   Superintendent — Mary  Rich. 

Winnsboro,  Falrfield   Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

City    Superintendent — J.    H.    Thornwell,    Jr. 

Woodruff,    Spartanbuzff    Co.,    pop.    1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — S    D    Parsons 

Sec    Bd    Educ — L    H    Irby 

Principal  High  School — Thomas  V    Farrow. 

Torkville,  Tork  Co.,  pop.  2,800. 

City   Superintendent — B     E     Riddle 


SOUTH  DAKOTA 

Population,  583,888.    School  census,  170,874.     School  age,  6-21. 

South  Dakota  is  the  thirty-sixth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  583,888  inhabitants,  of  whom  96.6  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number, 
17.2  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population, 
ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  2  9  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  eighth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPEEINTENDENT 'S  OFFICE 

CHARLES  H.  LUGG,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction -. Pierre 

C    T.  KING,  Deputy  Superintendent Pierre 

BOAED  OF  TEACHEES'  EXAMINEES 

EUTH  PETERSON,  Examination  Clerk.          Pierre 

FLORENCE  GLENN,  Certificate  Clerk Pierre 

HENRIETTA  MATEER,  Stenographer.. Pierre 

BOAED  OF  EEGENTS  OF  EDUCATION 

T.  W.  DWIGHT,  President Sioux  Falls 

I.  D.  ALDRIOH,  Secretary Big  Stone  City 

AUGUST   FRIEBERG Beresford      J.  W.  CAMPBELL Huron 

H.    EEINHARDT Eureka      A.  W.  ANDERSON Sturgis 

STATE  EEADING  CIECIiE  BOAED 

J.  W.  McGLiNTON,  President  .    .Mitchell      C.  Gr.  ST    JOHN Clear  Lake 

C   H.  LUGG Pierre     JONAS  LEYMAN Elk  Point 

STATE  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

WILLIS  E    JOHNSON,  President Aberdeen 

MRS.  EUSSEL  WARREN,  Recording  Secretary     Spearfish 

A.  H.  SEYMOUR,  Corresponding  Secretary Aberdeen 

J.  V.  MURPHY,  Treasurer Platte 


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COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS 


County 


Name  and  Address 


Aurora  .  .  G.  R  Gibbs,  Plankinton 
Beadle  .  ..  Hortense  Babbitt,  Huron 

Bennett Jessie  Maloney,    Martin 

Bon  Homme  .  .  G  G  Fites,  Tyndall 
Brookmgs  Herbert  Blakely,  Brooking^ 
Brown  .  .R  N  Axford,  Aberdeen 

Brule.  Evalena  Rossman,  Chamberlain 
Buffalo.  .  .  Julia  Hart,  Gann  Valley 
Butte  .Emma  T  "Wood,  Belle  Fourche 
Campbell  ..EC  Slocum,  Mound  City 
Charles  Mix  .  Cora  E  Stone,  Geddes 
Clark.  .  Hattie  Pickles,  Clark 

day  .  .  *  .Bell  Conrow,  Vermillion 
Coding-ton  .  Sara  Reeve,  Watertown 
Corson  .  Regma  Getman.  Mclntosh 

Custer.  .  .Norma  Ilsey-Conner,  Custer 
Davison  .  Lallie  Patterson,  Mitchell 
Day..  .  .  .Ira  Howell,  Webster 

Deuel.  .  .  C.  G  St  John,  Clear  I>ake 
Dewey  J  A  C  Smith,  Timber  Lake 
Douglas  .  Altha  A  Moad,  Armour 
Edmunds  .  ...  Lillian  Theil,  Ipswich 

Fall  River .... 

Helen  Brelsf ord,  Hot  Springs 
Faulk  Mrs  Susie  P.  Swartout,  Faulkton 
Grant.  .  Nettie  S  Johnson,  Milbank 
Gregory.  .  .K  H  Cressman,  Fairfax 

Haakon Jennie    O'Neal,    Philip 

Hamlm G    I    Ruden,  Hayti 

Hand  .  ...  Jessie  Moncur.  Miller 
Hanson  Jessie  Robertson,  Alexandria 

Harding Alice    Goggms,   Buffalo 

Hughes,       .     Margaret  Linden,   Pierre 


County 


Name  and  Address 


W    O   Lamb,  Tnpp 

Mabel  Wood,  Highmore 

L   S    Du  Bois,  Kadoka 


Hutchinson 

Hyde 

Jackson 

Jerauld       

.Will  Bromwell,  Wessington  Springs 
Kmgsbury  A    A    Coulson,  De  Smet 

Lake     .  Delia    Sheridan,    Madison 

Lawrence  .  Nettie  Warren,  Deadwood 
Lincoln  .  H.  M  Dale,  Canton 

Lyman       .  P    P    Bruce,  Oacoma 

McCook  .     Nettie  M    Ryan,  Salem 

McPherson  W  K  Bishop,  Leola 

Marshall  Jessie  Stewart,  Britton 

Meade   .      .  Demah  Dillehe,  Sturgis 

Mellette  .  T  H.  Green,  White  River 
Miner  .  Edmund  Steele,  Howard 

Minnehaha 

Mrs  Anna  M  Eddy,  Sioux  Falls 
Moody  .  .Mabel  Grange,  Flandreau 
Pennington  Laura  J  Platt,  Rapid  City 
Perkins  .  . .  Grace  Krof  t,  Bison 

Potter  Margaret  Briscoe,  Gettysburg- 
Roberts  .  J  W  Thomas,  Sisseton 
Sanborn  A  J  Smalley,  Woonsocket 
Spmk  ...  .EH  Kahl,  Redfield 
Stanley  Elizabeth  Myers,  Ft  Pierre 
Sully  .  .  Jessie  Livingstone,  Onida 
Tripp  — Mrs  Sadie  Brownlow,  Winner 

Turner Geo  King,  Parker 

Union.  .  Alice  A.  Tollefson,  Elk  Point 
Walworth  . .  E.  H.  Noteboom,  Selby 
rankton.  ...Theodore  Halla,  Yankto*. 
Ziebach.  .  .  Walter  R  Menzel 


PUBLIC,   PRIVATE   AND   ENDOWED    SCHOOLS    AND   COLLEGES 


Aberdeen,  Brown  Co,  pop.  10,753. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — G    M    L    Erwin 
Sec    Bd,   Educ — Gertrude  Shoemaker 
City   Superintendent — H     C     Johnson 
Principal  High  School— Carl  M    Bair 
Supv   Music — Jessie  J   Humphrey 
Drawing — Imogene  Rowntree 
Penmanship — Mary  Craney. 
Domestic   Science — Ruth   Snell 
Manual  Training— Jacob  G    Scnott 
Physical   Culture — Inez  Clark. 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Charles  Lombard.  • 

Aberdeen  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten., 
co-ed.;  est.  18S8,  W.  M.  Dates,  Pres. 

Granger  Business  School;  bus  and  sten.; 
est  1900,  Frank  E  Granger,  Principal. 

Northern  Normal  and  Industrial  School; 
nor.  and  indust.  courses  for  teachers; 
co-ed  ;  state,  est  1901;  Willis  B  Johnson, 
President. 


Aberdeen — continued 

Presentation    Academy;    prep  ;    co-ed  ;    B. 
C. ,   Mother  M    Joseph,  Prin. 

Academy,  Charles  Mix  Co.,  pop.  150. 

Ward  Academy;  prep  ;   co-ed  ;   Cong  ,   est. 
1893,   Rev    L.   B.    Canfield,   Prin 

Alcester,   Union  Co.,  pop.  925. 

Principal  High  School — T    P    Graham 

Alexandria,  Hanson  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — E    P    Bettenga 
Principal  High  School — Violet  Marston 

Alpena,   Jerauld    Co,    pop.    600. 

Principal  High   School — D    G    McMillan 

Andover,   Day  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Principal  High  School — R    L    Archer  . 


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Arlington,  Kinsbury  Co ,  pop.  925. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc— C    C    Maxwell 
Sec    Bd    Educ — P.  B    Wheeler 
Principal  High  School — R    E    Jack 

Armour,  Douglas  Co.,  pop.  1,475. 

City  Superintendent — J    B    Johnson 
Principal  H    S — Caroline  Bartholomew 

Artesian,  Sanborn  Co.,  pop.  905. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J   L   Williams 
Sec    Bd   Educ — V    E    West 
Prin    H    S— A.  J.   Smolley. 

Ashton,   Spink   Co.,  pop.   650 

Principal  High  School — T    L    Jones 

Bellefourche,  Butte  Co.,  pop.  1,352. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — T    G    Brown 

City  Superintendent — J    F.  Pmkerton. 

Principal  High  School— A.  W.  Lewis. 

Beresford,  Union  Co.,  pop.   1,600. 

City  Superintendent— ^T   A.  Roberta 
Principal  High  School — Grace  M   Elliott 

Bonesteel,  Gregory  Co.,  pop.  900. 

Principal  Public  Schools — J   W    Whiting 

Bowdle,  Edmunds  Co.,  pop.  900. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — George  L   Merriman 

Sec    Bd    Educ — G    Smithburger 

City  Superintendent — E    E    Bischefski 

Bradley,  Clark  Co.,  pop.  625. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — John  Scanlan 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J.   M    Johnston 

Prin.  High  School — Samuel  Van  Voorhls. 

Bridgewater,  McCook  Co.,  pop.  1,175. 

City  Superintendent — Newton  W    Speece 
Principal  High  School — W.  B    Numbers 

St.  Stephen's  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  B  H. 
Bunning,  Prin. 

Bristol,  Day  Co.,  pop.  825. 

Principal  High  School — N    R    McCordie 

Britton,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

City  Superintendent — Geo.  J.  Bugbee. 
Principal  High  School — Edith  Towne. 

Brookings,  Brooking*  Co.,  pop.  3,265. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    E     C    Miller 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — P    J.  Erie. 
City    Superintendent — J     W.    Browning 
Principal   High    School— C.    C.    Dillon. 
Supervisor  Music — Esther  Bloomquist 
Manual  Training— Mr    Neseth. 
Domestic  Science— Edith  Sloan 
Physical  Culture — Grace  Van  Evera. 

Convent  of  Our  Lady  of  Good  Counsel, 
girls'  boarding;  R.  C.;  Sister  M.  Gertrude, 

South  Dakota  State  College;  courses  in 
Agriculture,  Horticulture  and  Forestry, 
Home  Economics,  Engineering,  Pharmacy, 
Music,  and  Preparatory  Department,  of 


Brookings— con  tinned 

Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  state, 
co-ed  ;  est  1S81,  Elwood  C.  Perisho,  L 
L  D  ,  President. 

South  Dakota  State  College,  Department  of 
Pharmacy  '  two-year  course;  co-ed  ;  est. 
1889,  B  T  Whitehead,  Ph.  C,  Dean. 

South  Dakota  State  College,  School  of  Agri- 
culture, scientific  agric  courses,  E  D 
Stivers,  B  S ,  Principal 

South  Dakota  State  College,  School  of  En- 
gineering, courses  in  mechanical,  elec- 
trical, and  civil  engineering;  Halvor  C 
Solberg,  M  E ,  Professor. 

Bruce,   Brookings   Co.,   pop*    525. 

Prin.  H    S. — W.  H.  Johnson. 

Bryant,  Hamlin  Co.,  pop.  645. 

Principal  High  School — J   E   "Worthington. 

Canistota,  McCook  Co.,  pop.  800. 
Principal  High  School — G   E   Johnson 

Evangelical  Lutheran  School;  prep  ,  co 
ed  ,  Luth  ,  J  Fischer,  Prm. 

Canton,   Lincoln    Co.,   pop    2,279. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — Chris  Sandvig. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    J    Brown 
City  Superintendent — C    G    Lawrence 
Principal   High    School — Lars   Hockstad 
Supv.  Music — H.  R.  Grant 
Domestic  Science— Florence  Dresser. 
Manual  Training — E.  H.  Brooks. 
Drawing — Eva   Conkhn. 

Augustana  College,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Luth.; 
Anthony  G  Tuve,  Pres 

Carthage,   Miner    Co.,   pop.   875. 

City   Superintendent — G.   C.   Forsman. 

Castlewood,  Hamlin  Co.,  pop.  750. 

Principal    High    School — R     Koch. 

Centerville,   Turner   Co.,   pop.   1,350. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — N    P    Peterson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.  M    Gardner 
City  Superintendent— S    B    Nissen. 
Principal  High  School — Agnes  McNaughton. 
Supv    Music — Marjorie  HillJs 

Chamberlain,  Brule  Co.,  pop.  1,275* 

City  Superintendent — J    W.  Armstrong. 

Principal  High  School — F  W   Hallett 

Chamberlain  Indian  Industrial  School* 
Govt.  school  for  Indians,  co-ed.;  est. 
1898,  John  Flinn,  Supt. 

Columbus  College,  boys'  boarding;  R.  C.; 
est  1909,  W  J  Suprenant,  President. 

Clark,  Clark  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

City  Superintendent — J    B    Hemmiller. 
Principal  High  School — L    V    Ausman. 


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Clear  take,  Deuel  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    A    Thron&on 
Sec    Bd    Educ — B    W    Darner 
Principal  Higrh  School — A.  W.  Munson. 

Colman,  Moody  Co.,  pop.  675. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A.  J    Doty 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    H    Rawson 
Principal  High  School — C.  J   Belseth. 

Colome,  Trlpp   Co.,  pop.  700. 

City   Superintendent — Irvm  Adams 

Colton,  Minnehaha  Co.,  pop.   875. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    L    Sisson 

Bee    Bd    Educ — T    E    Ferris 

Principal  High  School — F    D    Hutchmson 

Conde,    Spink   Co,   pop.   675 

Principal  High  School — I*.  "W.  Martin. 

Cnster,  Custer  Co.,  pop.  602. 

Principal  High  School — J   P   Hines 

Dallas,   Gregory  Co,  pop.   1,277. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    li    Harvey 
Sec    Bd     Educ — T    G    Wilson 
City   Superintendent— M    I    Ellis 
Principal  High  School — Dorothy  Waters 

Deadwood,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  3,653 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    S    Peck 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Neil   McDonough. 
City   Superintendent — B    E    Meyers 
Prm    High   School— E    A.   Hollister 
Supv,  Music — Mrs   R.  D.  Troth. 
Supv    Man    Tr — R    O    Edick 
Domestic   Science — Veda  McGilliverey. 

Bell  Rapids,  Minnehaha  Co.,  pop.  1,339. 

Pres    Bd    Educ-^-R    Simpson. 
Sec.   Bd    Educ — Oluf  Hegge 
City   Superintendent — IT    S     Earls. 
Puncipal    High   School — Matilda   Stuart 
Music  &  Penmanship — Grace  Cox 

Delmont,  Douglas  Co ,  pop.  700. 

City  Superintendent — George  E    Sanders 

Evangelical    Lutheran    School;    prep  ,    co- 
ed ;   T    G    Eggers,    Prin. 

De  Snaet,  Kingsburg  Co.,  pop.   1,350. 

City   Superintendent — Hi    E    Limn 
Principal  High  School — Bonnie  King: 

Poland,  Spink  Co.,  pop.  700. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ.-^T   F   Wood 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — H    G    Joy 

City  Superintendent — C.  H.  Stevenson 

Principal  High  School— Chrissy  T.  Miller 

Edgemont,  Fall  River  Co.,  pop.  925. 

Principal  High  School — T.  F.  De  Wane. 

Egan,  Moody  Co.,  pop.  625. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — C  B  Miller. 
Sec  Bd.  Educ — F  A.  Geller. 
Prin  H.  S— F.  A.  Geller 


Elk  Point,   Union   Co  ,  pop.      1,282. 

Pity  Superintendent — Tonas  Legman 
Pimcipal  High   School — J    M    Jacobs 
Supv    Music— D    May  Miller. 

Convent  of  Our  Lady  of  Good  Council, 
girls'  boarding,  R  C  ,  Sister  Leo,  Su- 
perior 


Elkton,  Brookings  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Principal  High  School — D    G    Hay  worth 

Emery,  Hanson  Co.,  pop.   775. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Andiew  Smith 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  W    Bootjer 
City  Supt   &  Prm    H    S  —Gerald  A   Miller 


Estelline,  Hamline  Co ,  pop.   950. 

City  Superintendent — Elliott  A   Parker 

Ethan,  Davison  Co.,  pop.  725. 

City  Superintendent — B    A   Patten 

Eureka,  McPherson  Co.,  pop.  900. 

City  Superintendent — C    S    Suddarth 

Eureka  Lutheran  College,  nor  and  prep  , 
boarding,  co-ed,  Ev  Luth  ;  est.  1911; 
C  Taubert,  President 


Flandrean,  Moody  Co.,  pop.  1,825. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    A    Spafford 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Warren  Cowles 
City  Superintendent — L.  H.  Brinks, 
Principal   High   School — G    E    Olson 

Riggs  Institute,  17  S  Industrial  School  for 
Indians,  est  1893,  L  F  Michael,  Supt 

Fort  Pierre,  Stanley  Co,  pop.  1,075. 

City  Superintendent — J   B   Beckier 
Principal  High  School — J    E    Beckler 
Supv.  Music  &  Draw — Miss  Hughes 
Domestic    Science — Miss    Sauter 
Manual   Training— Paul   T    Welles 

Frankfort,  Spink  Co.,  pop.  000. 

City   Superintendent — G    S    Jones 

Frederick,  Brown   Co.,  pop.    775. 

City  Superintendent — W/J   Cody. 

Freeman,  Hntchtason  Co.,  pop.  825. 

City  Superintendent — W.  D    Hansen. 

Freeman  College;  coll,  academy,  normal, 
com'l,  music  depts  ,  co-ed  ;  Mennonite; 
est.  1903,  Rev.  Eddlson  Mosiman,  Th.  D, 
President., 

Gary,  Denel  Co.,  pop.  725. 

City   Superintendent — Alice  Travers 

South  Dakota  School  for  the  Blind;  state, 
Mrs.  Lelia  M.  Curl,  Supt. 


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Geddes,    Charles    Co..    pop.    1,350. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Joy  Welsh 

Sec     Bd    Educ  — F    P    Ward 

City  Supt    &  Prin.  H    S — H    Hendnckson 

Gettysburg,   Potter   Co.,    pop.   1,100. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    A    Lake 

Principal  High  School — C    W    Gnner 

Gregory,  Gregory  Co.,  pop.  1,216. 

City  Superintendent — R    R    Le\vis 

Groton,  Brown  Co.,  pop.  1,275. 

City  Superintendent — A.  C  Bolstad. 
Principal  High  School — Bjorn  Winger 
Supv  Mus  &  Man  Tr — Marie  Epperly 

Hartford,  Mlnnehaha  Co.,  pop.  900. 

Principal  High  School — P    O   Mehl 

Hecla,   Brown    Co,   pop.    725. 

Principal  High   School — R    N    Axford 

Henry,  Codlngton  Co.,  pop.  800. 

City  Superintendent — P    H    Holier 

Highniore,  Hyde  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Principal  High  School — Fern  Spencer 

Hot   Springs,  Fall  River  Co.,  pop.  2,140. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    S    Eastman 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Lillian  M    Conner 
City   Superintendent — Thomas  O    Tacj 
Principal  High  School — J    H    Richart. 

Howard,  Miner  Co.,  pop.  1,175. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — H    M    Hanson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    C    Caldwell 
City  Superintendent — J    L    Keddie 
Principal  High  School — Julia  Royse. 

Hudson,   Lincoln   Co.,   pop.    725. 

Principal  High  School — Lois  Pierce 

Hnmboldt,  Minnehaha  Co.,  pop.  700. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — W  H  Butt 
Sec  Bd.  Educ — H  W  Hahn 
City  Superintendent — C  H.  Rittenhouse 

Hurley,  Turner  Co.,  pop.  825. 

Principal  High  School — H    D    Whitlow. 

Huron,  Beadle  Co.,  pop.   5,791. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — I    A    Churchill 
Sec    Bd.  Educ— B    M    Beach 
City   Superintendent — F    L    Whitney 
Principal  High  School — A    O    Bowden 
Supv    Music — Blanche  Pennington. 
Penmanship — Karl  Fromzn 

Huron  College,  coll  ,  prep.,  music,  conVl 
depts  ;  co-ed  ;  Presb.,  est.  1883;  Harry 
M  Gage,  A.  M,  President 

Ipswich,  Edmunds  Co.,  pop.  900. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — E    G    Jackson. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  Owens 
Principal  High  School-— M.  A.  Mahre. 


Iroquois,  Kingsbnry   Co.,  pop.  825. 

Pnncipal  High  School — A    A    Kaye 

Kennebec,  T/ranan  Co.,  pop.  750. 

City  Superintendent — John  P    Scott 

Kimball,   Brnle   Co.,  pop.   713. 

City  Superintendent — H    E    Wackerman 

Lake  Andes,  Charles  Mix  Co.,  pop.  925. 

Prin.    H.    S — R.    I*.    Crosswait. 

Lake  Preston.  Klngsbury  Co.,  pop.  930. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  — K    Lewis 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — M    Langhe 

City    Superintendent — W    L     Emerson. 

Principal  High    School — Prot    Briggs 

Supv    Music — Mrs    J    Q    Mills 

Langford,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  750 

Pnncipal  H    S — F     S    Wagener 

Lead,   Lawrence    Co.,   pop.   8,392. 

City   Superintendent — Theodore   Saam. 
Pnn.  H.  S — Henry  Nienhuis 
Supv    Music — Myra   K    Peters. 
Drawing— Henrietta  Ralston 
Manual  Training— Max  Newcomb, 
Domestic  Science — Mattie  Thatcher. 
Physical  Training — C   R.  Schmidt. 
Commercial — C.  E    Kersey. 

Lennox,  Lincoln   Co.,  pop.  1,025. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    B    Mallory 
Sec    Bd    Educ — P     T    Wumkes 
City   Superintendent — J    C    Tjaden 
Principal  High  School— O    B    Phillips 

Letcher,   Sanborn  Co.,  pop.  625. 

City  Superintendent — E    L    Coleman 

Madison,   Lake  Co.,    pop.   2,600. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  — George  Farmer 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H   H   Holdridge 
City   Superintendent — S    T    May 
Pnncipal  High  School— June  Emery. 
Supv    Music — Gertrude  Tyrrell 
Manual  Training— Mr    Pease 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Erickson 
Drawing — Miss  Hanson 
Commercial — Prof    James 

Madison  State  Normal  School,  nor  ;  state; 
co-ed.;  J.  W.  Heaton,  Pres 

Mellette,  Splnk  Co.,   pop.  725. 

Prin.    H.    S.— B     H.    Kahl. 

Menno,  Hutchlnson  Co.,  pop.  825. 

City  Superintendent — H.  E    Hawkins 

Midland,   Stanley  Co.,  pop.   725. 

City   Superintendent — G.   F    Johnson 

Milbank,   Grant   Co.,   pop.  2,015. 

City  Superintendent — Joseph  T   Glenn 
Principal  High  School — Miss  lo  Goddard 
Domestic  Science — Helen  Vaughn 
Commercial — H.  S    Hill. 


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Milbank — continued 

St  Lawrence's  School,  prep.;  co-ed  ,  R. 
C  ,  Rev  Ii.  Brones,  Prm 

Miller,  Hand  Co,  pop.  1,500 

Principal   High  School — M    Ethel   Swartout 

Mitchell,  Davison  Co.,  pop.  0,515. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ.— O.  S.  Litchfleld. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A   B    McKeel 
City    Superintendent — J.    W    McCllntoa. 
Prin     H.    S — J     C     Llndsey. 
Supv    Music — Mabel  Price 
Manual   Training — Floyd  Wilson 
Domestic  Science — Elsie  Whittle 
Physical  Culture — Forest  Fletcher. 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y — P   A.  Cooley. 

Dakota   Wesley  an  University;   coll  ;   co-ed; 

M     E  ,    est     1885,    W     B     Schermerhorn, 
Ph    D ,   President 

Holy  Family  School;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R  C.; 
Sister  Benlgnus,  Superior 

Mobridge.   Walworth   Co,   pop.   800. 

Principal — G    J.  Bugbee. 

Montrose,  McCook  Co.,  pop.  775. 

Principal  High  School — M.  H.  Hanna. 

Mt.  Vernon,   Davison    Co.*   pop.  875. 

Principal  High  School — O.  J   Smith. 

Northvllle,   Spink  Co.,   pop.  500. 

Principal  High  School — Nels  O    Reppen 

Onida,   Sully  Co.,  pop.  525. 

City  Superintendent — J    S    Gustafson 

Parker,    Turner    Co,   pop.    1,450 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    R    Golf 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    L    Clisby 
City  Superintendent — G   B   Sperbeck 
Principal   Hagh   School — Mabel  Sill 
Supv    Music — Mame   Langdon 
Manual   Training — Prof    Bussey 

Parkston,  Hutchinson  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — William   G.   Glynn. 
Sec    Bd.   Educ — Charles  M    Schlimgen 
City  Supt   &  Prin   H    S  — E    T   Peters. 

Sacred  Heart  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R. 
C.,  Rev.  J.  J  Relland,  Prin 

Pierre,  Hughes  Co.,  pop.  3,656. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — C    M    Hollister 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ.— Tom  C   McNamee. 
City  Superintendent — Morton  C.  Helm. 
Principal  High  School— R.  E.  Rawlins. 
Music  &  Drawing — Lillian  Bowman 
Penmanship— Prewitt    Alexander 
Kindergarten — Luella  Fonken 
Manual  Training- — Martin  A    Shale. 
Physical  Culture— Miss  Lillian  J    Olander. 
Commercial — Jennie  M    Lien 

Indian  Industrial  School,  Govt  school  for 
Indians,  co-ed  ,  est  1889,  C  H.  Crandall, 
Superintendent. 


Pieri  e — contmuod 
Oahe   Industrial    School,    Mrs    T     L    Riggs, 

Prin 

Pierre  Business  University,  bus  and  sten  , 
est,  1907,  James  B  Slmdee,  Principal. 

Planklnton,  Aurora  Co,  pop.  1,000. 

Puncipal  High  School — Leonard  Cole 

South  Dakota  Training  School,  co-ed  ,  est 
1887,  A  R  Schlosser,  Superintendent 

Platte,  Charles  Mix  Co.,  pop.  1,115. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — Frederick   Brewster 

Sec    Bd    Educ — George  Henry 

City  Supt    &  Pirn    H    S — W    M    Allen 

Presho,   Lyman   Co,  pop.    1,175. 

Prin     H     S — H.    J    Hansen. 

Rapid  City,  Pennington  Co ,  pop.  3,854. 

Pros    Bd    Educ — Morns  Appel 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    S    Woodard 

City   Superintendent — Robert   B     Irons 

Principal    High   School — Amos   Groethe 

Supv    Music — Mrs    Maude  Newton 

Manual  Training — Mr    Kelley 

Drawing — Josephine   Frazier 

South  Dakota  State  School  of  Mines,  state, 
co-ed.,  est.  1885,  Cleophas  C  O'Harra, 
Ph  D,  Pres 

United  States  Indian  School,  Govt.  school 
for  Indians,  Jesse  F  House,  Supt 

Redfleld,  Spink  Co.,  pop.  3,060. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — Z   A   Grain 
Sec    Bd   Educ — J   J.  Chapin 
City  Superintendent — J    E    Martin 
Prm    High  School — W    T    Mawhinney 
Supv.  Music — Hortense  Smith. 
Manual  Training — F    C.  Hathaway. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  G    Rankin 

Plamview  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Seventh 
Day  Adv  ,  est  1902,  Glenn  C  George, 
Principal 

Redfleld   College,    coll.,   co-ed.,    Cong  ,    est. 

1887,   N    C    Hirschy,   President 
Salem,  McCook  Co.,  pop.  1,525. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    A    Nye 

Sec    Bd    Educ — N    M    Nelson 

City  Supt    &  Prm   H    S — Ernest  Hammond 

Scotland,  Bonnomme  Co,  pop.  1102. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    L    Wheeler 
Sec    Bd    Educ — M    T    Brown 
City   Superintendent — Bruce   McVay 
Principal  High  School — Nellie  Simpson 

Selby,  Walworth  Co.,  pop.  800. 
Principal  High  School — F.  J.  Nlmtz. 

Sioux  Falls,  Minnehaha  Co.,  pop.  14,094. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  A    Pettigrew 
Sec    Bd    Educ— W   B   Fuller. 
City   Superintendent — A*    A.    McDonald 
Prin.    H.    S.— W    I     Early 
Supv.  Music — Martha  Cressey. 
Physical  Culture — H    Wood 
Commercial — George  H    Dean. 
Supv.  Dwr — Regina    Teigen. 
Penmanship — Prewitt  Alexander 


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feioux  Falls — continued 

All  Saints'  School,  girls'  boarding,  P  E  ; 
est  1885,  Helen  S  Peabody,  Prin. 

Lutheran  Normal  School,  nor.,  Luth  ,  co- 
ed ,  est  1889,  Rev  Z.  J  Ordal,  A  B, 
Pres 

South  Dakota  School  for  Deaf  Mutes,  state, 
co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est.  1879,  Howard  \V 
Simpson,  Supt 

Sioux  Falls  Business  and  Commercial  Col- 
lege, bus  and  sten  ,  est  1884,  G  C 
Christopherson,  Pres 

Sioux  Falls  College,  comprises  College, 
Academy,  Music,  Normal,  Arts  and  Crafts, 
co-ed  ,  Bapt  ,  est  1883,  Rolvix  Harlan, 
Ph  D,  Piesident 

Slsseton,  Roberts  Co.,  pop.   1,600. 

City  Superintendent — W    J    Guthrie 

Spearflsh,  Lawrence  Go ,  pop.  1,158. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    D    Calkins. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Henry  Court 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H.  S — F.  H    Griffin. 

Supv    Music — Laura  Brenn 

Manual   Training — Andrew   Pedeson 

Drawing — Miss  Mary   Schenk. 

State  Normal  School,  nor  ,  state  ,  co-ed., 
Fayette  L  Cook,  Pres 

Spencer,    McCook   Co*,    pop.   900. 

Principal  High  School — J.  C   Pasek. 

Springfield^  Bonhomme  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Principal  of  Schools — Mrs.  L.  S    Cooper 

Indian  Training  School,  government  school 
for  Indian  Girls,  C  E  Burton,  Supt 

State  Normal  School;  nor  ,  state;  co-ed., 
est  1897,  G.  G.  Wenzlaff,  Pres 

Sturgrig,  Meade  Co.,  pop.  1,739. 

Pres     Bd    Educ — Fred    Harlow. 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Edward   Sweet 
City  Superintendent — W    H.   Wagner 
Prin    High  School — Miss  Charlotte  Bushnell 
Supv    Music — Miss  Eby 
Manual   Training — H.  Wagner. 

St.  Martin's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  H.  C., 
Sister  Adelaide,  Superior 

Summit,   Roberts  Co.,   pop.   875. 

Principal  High  School — W.  J.  Lehmkuhl 

Terry,   [Lawrence   Co.,   pop.   483. 

Principal  Public  Schools — Ira  E   Sage. 

Trlpp,  Hutchinson   Co.,  pop.  875. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — C    F    Krebs. 

Sec.   Bd    Educ — O    H    Tasche 

City  Superintendent — Ella  C    Fitzgerald. 

Principal  High  School — Althea  Wimer 

?yndall,  Bonhomme  Co.,  pop.  1,850. 

Principal  High  School — E.  M.  Everhart. 


Vermilion,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  2,147. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — C.  J    Gunderson. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  Geppert 
City   Superintendent — J    W    fechidelei. 
Principal  High  School — Sadie  Lyons 
Supervisor    Music — Agnes    Hammond 
Domestic   Science — Mary  Watson 
Physical   Culture — Fred  Hill 
Penmanship — Martha    Brisson 


University  of  South  Dakota;  comprises  Col- 
lege of  Arts  and  Sciences,  of  Law,  of 
Music,  of  Medicine,  ot  Engineering,  state 
univ  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1882;  Robert  L.  Slagle, 
Ph  D  ,  President 

University  of  South  Dakota,  College  of  En- 
gineering, courses  in  mechanical,  civil, 
and  electrical  engineering,  Lewis  Ells- 
worth Akeley,  LL  D ,  Dean. 

University  of  South  Dakota,  College  of 
Law,  three-year  course,  co-ed  ,  Marshall 
McKusick,  Dean 

University  of  South  Dakota,  College  of  Med- 
icine, pre-medical  and  freshman  and 
sophomore  years,  co-ed  ;  Christian  P. 
Lommen,  B  S ,  Dean 

University  of  South  Dakota,  College  of  Mu- 
sic, co-ed  ,  Ethelbert  Warren  Grabill, 
Dean 

Volga,  Brookings  Co.,  pop.  825. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — A  T  Horton 
Sec  Bd  Educ — Robert  Henry 
City  Supt  and  Prin.  H  S — E  E  Arnott 


Wagner,  Charles  Mfac  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 

Principal  High  School — G   W   Courts 

Wakonda,  Clay  Co.,   pop.  500. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — F    A,  Swezey 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    J    Slattery 
Pirn   High  School — P   E.  Bussey. 


Watertown,  Codington  Co.,  pop.  7,010. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — H.  S   Fletcher. 
Sec    Bd   Educ — Maud  Elkins 
City   Superintendent — L.   B.    Parsons. 
Prin.  H.   S. — R    P.   Newman. 
Supv    Music — Bertha  Cosgrove 
Domestic  Science — Clara  Fraseur. 
Physical  Culture — William  Simpson, 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — Ina  Rowe. 
Supv.  Man.  Tr. — M    Kanavaugh. 

Watertown     Business     College,     bus.     and 
sten  ,   est    1910,  Lewis  H.  Vath,   Prin. 

Waubay,    Day    Co.,   pop.    1,025. 

Principal  High  School— C   C.  Conley 

Webster,  Day  Co.,  pop.  1,775. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — William  Sheeler. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Oscar  Grue. 
City  Supt — George  E    Meyers 


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Webster — continued 
St     Otto's    School,    prep  ; 
Henry  Men  sing,   Frin 


co-ed. ;    R     C. , 


Wcssington,  Beadle  Co.,  pop.   825. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    C    Hutchmson 
Sec    Bd    Educ—  J,  I    McNeil 
Principal  High  School — T    L    Mitchell 

Wessingrton  Springs,  Jerauld  Co.,  pop.  1,093. 

Principal  High  School — P.  B    Steece 

Wessmgton  Springs  Seminary,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ;  Free  Meth  ,  eat  1887;  G  W  Grif- 
fith, Prm 

White  Lake,  Aurora  Co.,  pop.  950. 

Principal  High  School — H    H    Rifenbark 

Willow  Hake,  Clark  Co,  pop.  800. 

Principal  High  School — Charles  Paul. 

Wilmot,    Roberts    Co.,    pop.   725. 

City  Superintendent — F.  S   Kinney. 


Woonsocket,  Sanborn  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Principal  Higii  School — B    J    Woodbury 

Yankton,  Yankton  Co.,  pop,  3,787. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Olaf  Nelson 
Sec    Bd     Educ — Israel  Daniels 
City  Superintendent — T    A    Harmon 
Principal  High  School — Mrs    M    "W   Lawton, 
Supv    Music — Alice  Van  Ostrand. 
Draw,  and  Pen'ship — Vinnie  Winterink. 
Manual  Training — H    E.  McCullock. 

Kindergarten   Training  School,   nor.   kind.; 

Alice  Dauglierty,   Prm. 
Sacred  Heart  School;  prep  ;   co-ed  .   R    C.. 

Sister   Angelica   McColligan,   Superior. 
White's  Business  Institute,  bus    and  aten  , 

est.    1907,    H     E     Rice,    Prin 
Yankton  Business  and  Normal  School;  n«r. 

and  bus 
Yankton  College     College,  academy,  normal, 

commercial,  music  and  art,  co-ed  ,  Cong  , 

est    1881,  Rev    Henry  K   Warren,  LL.  D, 

Pres 


TENNESSEE 

Population,  2,184,789.  School  census,  766,849.    School  age,  6-21. 

Tennessee  is  the  seventeenth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  2,184,789  inhabitants,  of  whom  78.3  per  cent  are  white.  Of  this  number 
.8  per  cent  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population 
ten  years  of  age  and  over  is  13.6  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  thirty-ninth  in  this 
respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

S.  W.  SHERRILL,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Nashville 

M.  W.  EOBINSON,  Supervisor  High  School  Industrial  Wort       .    .      .  Nashville 

WILLIAM  E.  BOURNE,  State  High  School  Inspector       Nashville 

J.  B.  BROWNE,  Elementary  School  Inspector     .  Nashville 

Miss  VIRGINIA.  P.  MOORE,  School  Improvement  Organizer     Nashville 

MRS.  PEARL  W.  KELLY,  School  Library  Organizer Nashville 

S.  L.  SMITH,  Elementary  Colored  School  Inspector  NashviHe 

STATE  BOAED  OP  EDUCATION 

P.  L.  HARNED,  President Nashville 

STTFT.  S.  W.  SHERRILL,  Secretary .        ..          .  .Nashville 

A.  L.  TODD Murfreesboro 

J.  L.  BROOKS Johnson  City 

E.  L.  BYNTJM Jackson 

S.  H.  THOMPSON Athens 

HARRY  A.   LUCK Nashville 

C.  C  HANSON Memphis 

STATE  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION 

GOVERNOR  THOMAS  C   EYE,  ex-offi<cio,  Chairman Nashville 

STJPT.  S.  W  SHERRILL,  ex-officio,  Secretary.      .  ......      .Nashville 

A.  It.  TODD Murfreesboro 

J.  L.  BROOKS Johnson  City 

COMMITTEE  TO  SEIiECT  BEADING  CIRCLE  BOOKS 

S.  W.  SHERRILL,  State  Superintendent,  CJiairman     ....  NashviHe 

WILLIAM  B.  BOURNE,  High  School  Inspector Nashville 

M.  W.  WILSON,  Superintendent  Knox  County Knoxville 

J.  D.  JACOBS,  Superintendent  Rutherford  County Murfreesboro 


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TENNESSEE 


STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 


J    G.  STINSON,  President. 
P   L.  HAENED,  Secretary     . 


.     Lewisburg 
.  ClarksviQe 


..       TENNESSEE  STATE  PUBLIC  SCHOOL  OFFICERS'  ASSOCIATION 

M.  W.  WILSON  Pres^dent Knoxville 

P.  L.  HARNED,  Secretary Clarksville 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 


County 


Name  and  Address 


Anderson.   ..Allan  C.  Duggins,  Clinton 

Bedford L  Wilhoite,  Shelby ville 

Benton         .    .       E   J.  Clement,  Camden 

Bledaoe John  M.  Gerren,  Pikeville 

Blount H.  B.  McCall,  Maryville 

Bradley HA  Hibben,  Cleveland 

Campbell. .  .  H.  G  Murray,  Jacksboro 
Cannon.  ...L.  E.  Summers,  Woodbury 

Carroll D.  T    Barnhill,  Huntingdon 

Carter M.  D.  Allen,  Elizabeth*  on 

Cheatham.  ...P  H  Duke,  Ashland  City 
Chester* . .  .N.  B.  Hardeman,  Henderson 
Dlaiborne.  Jennie  Burkes.  New  Tazewell 
31ay  .  ..R.  C  Ledbetter,  Wallow  Grove 

Cocke O  L.  McMahan,  Newport 

Coffee J.  G.  Warden,  Manchester 

CJrockett     T   E  Lowery,  Alamo 

Cumberland J.  S    Clme,  Cross  ville 

Davidson,. Walter  Anderson,  Nashville 
Decatur...G  L.  Wortham,  Decaturville 
DeKalb,.  .  J  F.  Caplmger,  Smithville 

Dickson R.   E.   Corlew,   Charlotte 

Dyer R   M    Griels,  Dyersburg 

Fayette D.  K.  Donnell,  Macon 

Fen  tress W   P.  Little,  Clarkrange 

Franklin A    W.  Smith,  Winchester 

3ibson J.  B    Cummings,  Trenton 

Siles     B.  H.  Gaultney,  Pulaski 

Grainger  ...   .W.  M.  Condry,  Rutledge 

Greene Joel  W.  Pierce,  Bailey  ton 

Grundy Jno   T.  White,  Altamont 

Hamblen J.  D.  Self,  Morristown 

Hamilton.. James  L.  Hair,  Chattanooga 
Hancock  . . .  .L.  J  Catron,  Sneedville 

Hardeman J   D   Turner,  Bolivar 

Hardm C.  A.  Lowe,  Savannah 

Hawkins... Fred  H  Parvin,  Rogersville 

Hay  wood T.  R.  Ogilvie,  Brownsville 

Henderson.  .W.  H.  Dennison,  Lexington 

Henry Joe  Routon,  Paris 

Hickman..    ..G.  C    Harvill,  Centreville 

Houston D     J.    McAulay,    Erin 

Humphreys     . .  G   W.  McKeel,  Waverly 

Jackson J.  F.  Galnes,  Gainesboro 

James J.  D.  Campbell,  Ooltewah 

Jefferson.  .Charles  H  Bunch,  Dandridge 
Johnson. .,  .J.  L  Shoun,  Mountain  City 

Knox M.  "W.  Wilson,  Knoxville 

Lake R.  C.  Donaldson,  Tiptonville 

G.  G.  McLeod,  Ripley 


County 


Name  and  Address 


Lawrence    

.  Napoleon  Lumpkm,  Lawrenceburg 
Lewis. .  . .  Jno  A.  White,  Hohenwald 
Lincoln .  . .  Jesse  Hardin,  Fayetteville 

Loudon     J    C    McTeer,  Loudon 

McMmn  .  .  .V  C.  McKenzie,  Athens 
M$£Jairy  ....  Aaron  Brooks,  Selmer 

Macon     

Macon O  G.  Davis,  La  Fayette 

Madison W   A.  Malone,  Jackson 

Marion     A.  S.  Kelly,  Jasper 

Marshall....    .J   G   Stinson,  Lewisburg 

Maury J.  P    Graham,  Columbia 

Meigs J.  H.  Bennett,  Decatur 

Monroe..  J  C.  Kimbrough,  Madison  ville 
Montgomery. .  E.  Buckner,  Clarksville 
Moore.  Miss  Cora  Wiseman,  Lynchburg 

Morgan J.  N  Johnson,  Oak  Dale 

Obion     C.  L   Ridings,  Union  City 

Overton     C    C   Gore,  Livingston 

Perry         .  R  H.  Gray,  Beardstown 

Pickett     B  E   Grace,  Byrdstown 

Polk     W.  B  Rucker,  Benton 

Putnam J.  M.  Hatfield,  Cookeville 

Rhea W    E    Stephens,  Dayton 

Roane E.  B.  Booth,  Kingston 

Robertson..  O.  H.  Bernard,  Springfield 
Rutherford.  J.  D,  Jacobs,  Murfreesboro 

Scott M.  L.  McDonald,  Huntsville 

Sequatchie W  V.  Freiley,  Dunlap 

Sevier J    R   Keeble,  Sevierville 

Shelby.  .Miss  Mabel  Williams,  Memphis 

Smith         J  C.  Nichols,  Carthage 

Stewart W.   C    Ho  well,   Dover 

Sullivan.  J    E.  L.  Seneker,  Blountville 

Sumner T.  W.  Hunter,   Gallatin 

Tipton L    E    Gwlnn,    Covington 

Trousdale 

^  -  .  ..T  B  Woodmore,  Hartsville 
tTnicoi..  Mrs  Lizzie  Roberts,  Erwm 

Union H   G   Loy,  Maynard ville 

Van  Buren     

. .  Mrs.  Ella  B  Worthington,  Spencer 
Warren  .  E  B.  Etter,  Irving  College 
Washington  .  B  S.  Depew,  Jonesboro 
Wayne.  ...J  W.  Gallien,  Waynesfcoro 

Weakley Syl  Fisher,  Sharon 

White J.  W.  McPeak,  Sparta 

Williamson  .  .Fred  J  Page,  Franklin 
Wilson.  .W.  H.  Knox,  Watertown  R.  R.  I 


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PUBLIC,   PRIVATE   AND   EXDOWED    SCHOOLS   AND    COLLEGES 


Andersonville,  Anderson  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Andersonville  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
Bapt;  est.  1898;  Glenmore  Garrett,  A.  B., 
Prin. 

Athens,  McMinn  Co.,  pop.  2,300. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — J.  R    Naukeville. 

Sec    Bd     Educ— J    R    Tuell 

City    Superintendent — J     C     Ridenour 

Principal  High  School — W    D   Hammantree 

Supv     Music — Miss    Julia   Walker 

Manual  Training — Charles  L    Orth 

Domestic  Science — Grace  Armstrong 

Athens  School  of  University  of  Chatta- 
nooga, prep.,  co-ed  ;  M.  E.;  est.  1867; 
R  M  Millard,  Dean 

Atoka,  TIpton  Co.,  pop.   200. 

Robinson  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ;  R  E.  Robinson,  Prin. 

Beechgrrove,  Coffee  Co.,  pop.  150 

Beechgrove  Training  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
non-sect.;  C.  H.  Walker,  Frin. 

Bellbuckle,  Bedford  Co.,  pop.  665. 

Sec    Bd    Educ— -R    M    Paty 

City  Superintendent — John  F    Pruett. 

Webb  School,  prep  ;  co-ed.,  M.  E  So  ;  W. 
R  and  W.  M.  Webb,  Prins 

Bells,   Crockett   Co ,  pop.   753. 

City  Superintendent — R.  L    Co-nley 

Birchwood,  James  Co.,  pop.  139. 

Rutherford  Graded  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ; 
boarding,  non-sect  ,  est.  1893;  R.  T. 
Rutherford,  Principal. 

Bloomingrdale,  Sullivan  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Kmgsley  Seminary,  prep.;  co-ed.;  M.  E  ; 
est.  1877,  Rev.  S  G.  Ketron,  A.  M, 
Pres 

Blountville,  Sullivan  Co.,  pop.  312. 

Holaton  institute;  prep.;  co-ed  ;  non-sect., 
est.  1884;  Theo  D.  Culp,  A.  M,  Pres. 

Bluff  City,  Sullivan  Co.,  pop.  548. 

Zollicoffer  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect.;  R.  H  Freeland,  Prin. 

Bristol,  Sullivan  Co.,  pop.  7,148. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— W    H    Cox 

Sec    Bd    Educ. — Paul  Harrell 

City  Superintendent — Ralph  B    Rubins 

Principal  High  School— Idalia  Petty 

Bristol  City  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten.;  John  A  McAllen,  Prin. 

Bristol  English  School;  prep.;  coll.;  non- 
sect.;  est  1910;  John  A.  McAllen,  LL.  B., 
Prin. 

King  College,  coll  ;  men;  Presb. ;  est.  1869; 
Rev.  Tilden  Sherer,  Pres. 


Bristol — continued 

Sullins  College,  gills'  boarding;  M  E  So.; 
est  1869,  W  S.  Neighbors,  A.  M.,  P.  D., 
Pres. 

Brownsville,  Haywood  Co.,  pop.   2,882. 

City   Superintendent — C.   W.    Anderson. 
Principal  High  School — J.  Clay  Williams. 

Butler,  Johnson  Co.,  pop.  510. 

Watauga  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  board- 
ing, Bapt  ,  est  1QOO,  Rev.  S  W  Tindell, 
A  M ,  Principa*. 

Camden,  Benton  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — U.   A    Potts 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.   P    Beddick. 
City  Superintendent — J   D    McAuley. 
Principal  High  School — J    D    McAuley 

Benton  Seminary,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect ; 
est.  1880,  M  L.  Hardin,  B.  A,,  Prin. 

Carthage,  Smith  Co.,  pop.  904. 

City  Superintendent — U.  T.  Lowery. 

Carthage  Training  School;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  J.  W.  Beene,  Prin. 

Cedar  Hill,  Robertson  Co.,  pop.  460. 

Cedar  Hill  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  .  est.  1892;  W.  R.  Matheney,  Prin. 

CentervlUe,  Hlckman  Co.,  pop.  1,097. 

Pres  Bd.  Educ — J  B  Walker 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — A  W  Warren 
City  Supt  &  Prin  H  S — W.  P  Morrison. 

Centerville  Training  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  est  1902;  William  Pope  Mor- 
rison, Prin. 

Chapel  BUI,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  149. 

Chapel  Hill  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ;  W.  E.  Thompson,  Prin. 

Chattanooga,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  44,604. 

Coxnn'r  Dept    Bduc — H    D    Huffaker 
Sec.  Comn'r — -Daisy  Barrett. 
City  Superintendent — Charles   Winder. 
Principal  High  School — W.  E.  Erwin. 
Prin    Howard  H    S    (colored) — W.  H    Sin- 
gleton 

Supv   Music — H  D.  Wyatt. 
Physical  Training — Miss  Maud  Chandler. 
Manual  Training — Frank  G   McKinney 
Domestic    Science — Inez   Allen. 
Drawing — Emma   Owens 
Commercial — E.  E    Black 

Baylor's    University    School;     prep.;    boys; 

non-sect.;    est    1898;    John    Roy  Baylor, 

B.  A.(  Pres. 
Chattanooga    College     for    Young    Ladles; 

prep  ;  co-ed.,  non-sect  ,   John  I.  Cooper, 

Prin. 


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Chattanooga — continued 
Chattanooga   Medical   College;    med.;    reg  ; 

co-ed.,   eat    1889;  J    R    Rathmell,  M.  D., 

Dean. 

English  and  French  School,  prep  ;  girls, 
non-sect ;  est.  1893;  The  Misses  Duval, 
Prins. 

Girls'  Prepatatory  School,  prep  ,  day, 
Giace  B  McCallie,  Principal 

Mountain  City  Business  College;  bus  ,  sten 
est  1885,  J.  A  Wiley,  President,  Bast 
Eighth  and  Georgia 

University  of  Chattanooga,  college,  music, 
prep  depts  ;  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est  1867, 
Frederick  W  Hixson,  LL  D ,  Pres 


Chnckey,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  80 

Wesleyan  Academy,   prep  ;   co-ed  ;   M    B 
est.  1883;  Hubert  Phillips,  A.  B.,  Prin 


Church  Hill,  Hawkins  Co ,  pop.  52. 

Alum  Well  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect.,  est.  1892,  Win.  C.  Patton,  A.  B, 
Prin. 

Clarksville,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  8,548. 
Pres.  Bd    Educ. — Dr.  T   H.  Marable.  • 
Sec   Bd    Educ — C.  D.  Russyon. 
City  Superintendent — Aaron  J    Smith 
Principal  High  School— G    G.  Foskett. 
Doxn.  Science — Miss  Jessie  B   McCulIoch. 
Supv   Mus.  and  Draw. — Miss  Lucetta  Mars- 
den 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — R.  R  Wall. 

Southwestern  Presbyterian  University, 
comprises  College  and  Divinity  School; 
men;  Presb  ,  est  1855,  J.  R  Dobyns,  LL 
D ,  President 

Cleveland,  Bradley  Co.,  pop.  5,549. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ. — Frank  J    Harle 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J.   M    Stanfield 

City   Superintendent — Dewitt  C.  Arnold 

Centenary  College-Conservatory;  girls' 
boarding;  M.  E  So  ,  est  1884,  Rev  Bar- 
ney Thompson,  D  D,  President. 

Clifton,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.  711. 

Principal  Public  Schools— J.  E.  Branden. 

Frank  Hughes  College;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  est  1904;  R.  M.  Shipp, 
President. 

Clifton  Masonic  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  , 
non-sect  ;  J  F.  Hughes,  Prin, 

Clinton,   Anderson   Co.,   pop.   1,200. 
City  Superintendent— J.  M.  Crowder. 

College  Grove,  Williamson  Co.,  pop.  112. 

College  Grove  High   School,  prep  ;   co-ed  , 
.    non-sect  ;  est  1910,  Prof.  Hicks,  Principal    1 


Columbia,  Maury  Co.,  pop.   5,754. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Hon.  W.  C   Salmon. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E.  Yrest. 
City   Superintendent — R    L.  Harris 
Principal  High  School — W.  P.  Morton, 
Supv    Music— Lottie  Wilkins 
Manual  Training— Miss  Carrie  Smith. 

Columbia  Institute;  girls'  boarding,  P.  E.; 
est.  1835,  Rev  Walter  Branhaxn  Capers, 
Pres. 

Columbia  Military   Academy;   boys'   board- 
ing,  non-sect  ,  Rev    Joseph   H    Spearing, 
Supt 
Cookeville,  Putnam  Co.,  pop    1,848. 

City  Superintendent — T    K.   Sisk. 

Cookeville  Collegiate  Institute;  prep  ;  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  est  1900,  N  J.  Fmney, 
A.  M,  Prin. 

Covington,  Tipton  Co.,  pop.  2,990. 
City   Superintendent — B    O    Duggan 

Culleoka,  Maury  Co ,  pop.  327. 

Culleoka  Academy,  prep  day,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  W  T.  Holt,  Principal 

Cumberland  City,  Stewart   Co.,   pop.  490. 

Cumberland  City  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  . 
non-sect.;  est  1893;  A.  L  Edwards,  B. 
S ,  Headmaster. 

Cumberland  Gap,  Claiborne  Co.,  pop.  480. 

Lincoln  Memorial  University,  Depts  of  Let- 
ters, Agric  and  Indust ,  Music  and  School 
of  Medicine  at  Knoxville;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ;  est  1895,  George  A.  Hubbell,  Ph 
D..  Pres. 

Dayton,  Rhea  Co.,  pop.  2,200. 
City  Superintendent— W.  W.  Shields. 

Dlckson,  Dickson  Co.,  pop.  1,850. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — S  E.  Hunt 
Sec.  Bd,  Educ. — H.  T  Cowan 
City  Superintendent — Prof.  Whitlock 

Dickson  College;  normal  and  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  est.  1885;  T.  B.  Loggins,  A. 
M.,  Pres 

Doyle,  White  Co.,  pop.  187* 

Doyle  College;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Bapt ;  BenJ. 
F.  Jones,  Prin. 

Dresden,  Weakley  Co.,  pop.  708. 

Cobb  Nichols  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect.  ;  Charles  H.  Cobb  and  J  W.  Nichols, 
Prins. 

Duck  River,  Hickman  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Shady  Grove  Institute,  prep.;  co-ed; 
Presb  ,  R  S.  Ballow,  Prin. 

Dyersburg,  Dyer  Co.,  pop.  4,149. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — I    N.  Rawles 

Sec    Bd.  Educ  — Harry  Rike 

City  Superintendent— W   M.  Campbell 

Principal  High  School— C    M    Walker. 

Ellzabethton,  Carter  Co.,  pop.  2,478. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— Alfred  Shell 

Sec    Bd    Educ— W    M    Vaught 

City  Superintendent — John  W    Jamison 

Principal  High  School — Samuel  C.  Rose 


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Elizabeth — continued 

Harold  McCormick  School,  prep  ,  co-ed.; 
Presb  ;  eat.  1897;  Miss  May  Rice,  M.  A., 
Prim 

Erwin,  Unlcol  Co.,  pop.  1,149. 

City  Superintendent — Charles  Hubbard. 

Dwight  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  Presb., 
est  1897,  Gertrude  M.  Sammons,  Prin 

Essary  Springs,  Hardeman  Co. 

Southern  Tennessee  Normal  Institute;  nor  , 
private,  co-ed  ,  est  1889,  D  S.  Nelms, 
Prin 

Fayetteville,   Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  3,439. 

City   Superintendent — George  C    Simmons. 

Morgan  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  boarding: , 
non-sect  ,  est  1880,  Robert  Kenneth 
Morgan,  Principal 

Fountain  City,  Knox  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Prin     County  H    S, — J.    F.   Davidson. 

Franklin,  Williamson  Co.,  pop.  2,924. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    C.   Breese 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    H    Crockett 
Principal  High   School — A    J    Haun 
Supv    Music — Miss  Willie  Alexander 
Man    Tr.  &  Phy    Cult— Miss  Lyda  North 
Drawing — Miss   Nelle   Shea 
Penmanship— A     J    Haun 

People's   School,   boys'  boarding,   non-sect.; 

est.  1903,  Peoples  Brothers,   Principals 
Tennessee  Female  College;   girls'  boarding; 

non-sect;  est.  1856;  T.  A    Allen,  Prin. 

Friendsville,  Blount  Co.,  pop.  SOO. 
Friendsville  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Cong-.; 
Daniel  W,  Lawrence,  B.   S.,  Prin. 

Gallatin,  Stunner  Co.,  pop.  2,399. 

City  Superintendent — W    B    Morton 

Howard  Female  College;  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect  ;  est.  1856,  W  H.  Buck,  A.  M  , 
President. 

Grand  View,  Rhea  Co.,  pop.  48. 

Grand  View  Normal  Institute;  prep  ;  co- 
ed ,  Cong  ,  est  1884,  Raymond  A.  Fowles, 
Prin 

Grassy  Cove,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  53. 

Grassy  Cove  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Presb.;  est  1880;  Miss  Emma  Hicks, 
Prin. 

Graysville,  Rhea  Co.,  pop.  518. 
Southern    Training    School;    prep.;    co-ed.; 
S.   D    Adv  ;  est.  1893;  M    B.  Van  Kirk, 
Prin. 

Greeneville,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  1,920. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    B    Lovette. 
Sec.   Bd.   Educ — F    A    Rosenblatt 
City  Supt   &  Prin   H   S  — R   W.  Mitchell 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Blsa  Dugger 

Tusculum  College,  college,  academy,  music, 
domestic  science,  co-ed.,  Presb.,  est  1794; 
Rev.  Charles  Oliver  Gray,  A.  M.,  Presi- 
dent. 


Halls,  Landerdale   Co.,  pop.  883. 

City  Superintendent — W.  W.  Dunn. 


Harriman,  Boane  Co.,  pop.  3,448. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B     O    "Whittle. 
Sec   Bd   Educ — A    R.  Davis 
Citj    Superintendent — S    W    Gentry. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Millie  Denton 

American  University  of  Harriman;  unlv ; 
co-ed.,  non-sect  ;  est.  1893 ,  James  A. 
Tate,  A.  M,  Pres. 

American  University  of  Harriman,  Law  De- 
partment, law,  men;  est.  1894;  S.  C. 
Brown,  A.  M.,  Dean 

Henderson,  Chester  Co,  pop.  1,200. 

National    Teachers'    Normal    and    Business 

College,  A    G    Freed,  Pres 
Vanderbilt  Training   School,    prep  ;    co-ed.; 

non-sect  ;   Rev.   R     C    Douglas,   Prin. 

Harrofirate,   Claiborne  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Lincoln  Memorial  University,  coll  and 
prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1895,  George 
Allen  Hubbell,  Ph  D ,  President 

Hilham,  Overton  Co.,  pop.  118. 

Fiske  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
est.  1902 ,  A.  J.  Taylor,  Pres. 

Hill  City,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  3,100. 

Chattanooga  Normal  University;  nor.;  co- 
ed.; private,  est.  1897;  James  A.  Rob- 
erts, A,  B,  President. 

Hornbeak,   Obion   Co,  pop.  248. 

West  Tennessee  Normal  College,  nor  ;  pri- 
vate, co-ed  ,  W.  L  Willingham,  Pres. 

Howell,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  48. 

Howell  Training  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ;  R  L.  Keathly,  A  B.,  Prin. 

Hnmboldt,   Gibson  Co.,  pop.   8,446. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    T    Warren. 
City   Superintendent — H    H    Ellis 

Huntingdon,  Carroll  Co.,   pop.   1,350. 

City  Superintendent — J.  H.  Bayer. 

Industrial  and  Training  School,  prep,  agri, 
mus  and  art,  co-ed.,  boading;  est.  1908; 
Julius  Henry  Bayer,  Superintendent 

Jackson,  Madison   Co.,  pop.   15,779. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — J    A    Thompson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    ES    Mathis 
City  Superintendent — R.  L.  Bynum. 
Principal  High  School — C    Ijams 

Lane   College    (colored) ;    coll  ',   M    E ;   est. 

1882,  J.  F    Lane,  A.  M,  Pres. 
Memphis      Conference     Female      Institute; 

girls'  boarding;  M.  E    So  ;  est.  1840,  Rev. 

Henry   G.   Hawkins,  A.  B.,  President 

School,  of  Business,  bus.  and  sten.;  est 
1888;  C.  A.  Derryberry,  Prin. 


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Union  University;  comprises  College,  Acad- 
emy, Theological  Department,  Conserva- 
tory of  Fine  Arts,  co-ed  ;  Bapt  ,  est  1842, 
G  M  Savage,  LL  D  ,  President 
Union  University,  Department  of  Law,  law, 
men,  est  1900,  James  H  Land,  Dean. 

Jasper,  Marion  Co,  pop.  1,000. 

Pryor  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  M  E  So  ; 
est  1887,  M  M  Dossett,  Ph  B,  Prin 

Jefferson  City,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 

Pres     Bd    Educ — O    L    God\vm 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — T    M    Davis 
Principal  High   School — G    A    Yates 

Carson  and  Newman  College,  coll.,  prep , 
music,  com'l  depts  ;  co-ed  ,  Bapt  ,  est 
1851,  Jesse  McGanty  Burnett,  DD,  Pres. 

Johnson  City,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  8,503. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — P    B    St.  John 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    R    Parrott 
Principal  High  School — P    S   Barnes 

Milligan  College  ;  coll.;  co-ed.;  Christian; 
est.  1882,  Rev.  T,  E.  Utterback,  Pres. 

Jonesboro,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Superintendent — R.   H.   Lankford. 

Warner  Christian  Institute,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
Christ  ,  H.  D  Griffin,  Principal 

Kimberlin  Heights, 

Johnson  Bible  College,  theol  ,  Dis  of 
Christ,  est.  1893,  Ashley  S  Johnson, 
President 

Kingston,  Roane  Co.,  pop.  824. 

City  Superintendent — -J.   F.  Poteet 

* 

Roane  County  High  School;  prep  ,  co-ed.; 
non-sect  ,  est  1903,  Horace  L  Ellis, 
Prln. 

Knoxvllle,  EJDOX  Co.,  pop.  36,346. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    G    Heiskell 

Sec    Bd    Educ— P    W    Keith 

City   Superintendent — W    E.   Miller. 

Manual  Training — J.  A.   Smith 

Domestic  Science — Annette  Steele 

Dialing1 — Lizzie  Lilliand. 

PUBLIC   HIGH    SCHOOLS 

Knoxville  High  School,  Central  &  5th,  Sam- 
uel Hixson,  Principal. 

Austin  High  School  (colored),  Central  Ave  , 
Charles  W  Cansler,  Principal 

Baker-Himel  School,  prep  ;  boys;  C.  M. 
Hlmel,  1112  Highland  Ave. 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College,  bus 
and  sten  ;  co-ed  ,  est.  1889,  W  H.  Cam- 
merer,  Manager,  Gay  and  Commerce  Sts. 

Knoxville  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.; 
est  1882;  Hu  Woodward,  President, 
Church  and  Prince  Streets. 

Knoxville  College  (colored);  coll;  co-ed.; 
Un  Presb.;  est.  1875;  Rev,  Ralph  W. 
McGranahan,  D  D.,  Pres. 


Knox\  illc — continued 

Lincoln  Memorial  University  Medical  De- 
partment, reg  ,  men,  est  18S7,  Charles 
L  McNabb,  M  D,  Dean 

University  of  Tennessee,  comprises  Gradu- 
ate School,  College  of  Liberal  Arts  (in- 
cluding School  of  Education),  College  of 
Engineering,  of  Agriculture,  of  Law;  and 
Summer  School  of  the  South,  at  Knox- 
ville, and  Colleges  of  Medicine,  Phar- 
macy, and  Dentistry  at  Memphis,  state 
univ  ,  co-ed  ,  est.  1794,  Brown  Ayres,  LL 
D ,  President 

University  of  Tennessee,  College  of  Agri- 
culture, Agronomy,  Horticulture,  Animal 
and  Dairy  Husbandry,  Harcourt  A.  Mor- 
gan, B  S  A.,  Dean. 

University  of  Tennessee,  College  of  En- 
gineering; civil,  mechanical,  electrical, 
mining  and  chemical  engineering;  Charles 
E  Perns,  B.  S ,  Dean. 

University  of  Tennessee,  Law  Department, 
men,  est  1890,  Charles  Willard  Tuiner, 
A  M,  Dean 

University  of  Tennessee,  School  of  Educa- 
tion, teachers'  training  courses,  co-ed  , 
Edward  Everett  Rail,  Ph  D ,  Dean. 

Lafollette,  Campbell  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

City    Superintendent — P    W    Kerr 

Lanevlew,  Gibson  Co.,  pop.  25. 

Laneview  College;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
est.  1887,  John  Meadows,  B.  A,  Pres 

Lebanon,  Wilson  Co.*  pop.  3,659. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    P    McClain 
Sec    Bd.  Educ— B    J    Dillard 
City   Superintendent — W    L    Hams 

Castle  Heights  School,  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1902,  L  L  Rice,  Headmaster 
Cumberland  University,  comprises  College 
of  Arts  and  Sciences,  Law  School,  Con- 
servatory of  Music,  and  Preparatory 
School,  co-ed  ,  Presby  ,  est  1842,  O  N. 
Smith,  Dean 

Cumberland  University,  Law  School;  law, 
co-ed  ,  Presb  ,  est.  1847,  Nathan  Green, 
LL.  D,  Dean 

Lewisbnrff,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

City  Superintendent— J    S.  Batey 

Price- Webb  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ;  E  T  Price,  Prm 

Lexington,  Henderson  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 
City  Superintendent — J.  O    Brown.    


Lexington  Normal  School  and  Commercial 
Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect.,  Robert 
L.  Sutton,  Prin 

Liberty,   DeKalb  Co.,  pop.  290. 

Liberty  Training  School;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
non-sect  ;  L.  F  Wilkerson,  Prin. 

London,  London  Co.,  pop.  875 

Principal  High  School — J    C   McTeer. 


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Lynnville,   Giles  Co.,  pop.   700. 

Lynnville    Academy,     prep  ,     co-ed  ;     non- 
sect  ,  W    B   Davidson,  Prin 


McKenzie,  Carroll  Co.,  pop   1,600. 

City   Superintendent — J.  D    Mullens. 

Bethel  College,  coll  ;  co-ed.;  Cumb    Presb.; 

est.  1850;  N    J    Finney,  A    M,  Pres 
McTyeire    School,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    boarding; 

M     E  ,    est     1870,    James   Albert   Robins, 

A    B ,    Principal 


McLemoresville,  Carroll  Co,  pop.  153. 

McLemoresville  Collegiate  Institute,  prep.; 
co-ed  ,  boarding,  M  E  ,  est  1886,  Elmer 
H  Harrell,  Ph  B  ,  President 


McMinnville,  Warren  Co.,  pop 

City   Superintendent  —  Claude   Lowry 

Madison,  Davidson  Co,  pop.  -  . 

Nashville  Agricultural  and  Normal  Insti- 
tute, prep  courses  for  rural  teachers,  co- 
ed ,  Edward  A  Sutherland,  President 

Martin,  Weakley  Co.,  pop.  2,228. 

City  Superintendent  —  E   P.  Smith. 

Hall-Moody  Institute,  nor,  prep  and  com'l, 
co-ed  ,  est  1900,  Henry  B  Watters,  A 
M  ,  B  D  ,  President 

McFerrm  College,  prep.,  co-ed  ,  M  E.  So.; 
est.  1889;  Guy  A  Simmons,  A.  M,  Pres 

Maryville,  Blount  Co.,  pop.  2,381. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  —  J    N    Hayworth 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  John  Goddard 

City  Superintendent  —  Claude  D,  Curtis 

Maryville  College,  college,  preparatory,  mu- 
sic, com'l  depts  ,  co-ed  ,  Presb.,  est  1819; 
Rev  Samuel  Tyndale  Wilson,  D.  D.,  Pres 


Memphis,  Shelby  Co.,  pop.  131,105. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Henry  C.  King 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Paul  Douglass 
City  Superintendent — A    A    Kincannon 
Asst    Superintendent — N    M    Williams 
Supv    Music — Addle  Caryll 
Manual    Training — Lewis    Romans 
Domestic  Science — Catherine  Perley 
Drawing — Helen  Lane. 
Commercial — Ethel   Bergerson 

Christian  Brothers*  College;  coll.,  men,  R 
C  ,  est  1871,  Rev  Brother  Edward,  F. 
S.  C.,  President. 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College;  bus 
and  sten  ;  J  F-  Draughon,  Pres. 

HIgbee  School;  girls'  boarding;  non-sect.; 
est.  1880;  Hattie  L  White,  Prin. 

Hill's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.;  est. 
1864,  R  H.  Hill,  B.  S,  Prin,  146  Court. 

LeMoyne  Normal  Institute  (colored);  nor- 
mal, private;  co-ed  ;  est.  1871,  Ludwig 
T  Larson,  A,  M ,  Pres 


Memphis — continued 

Macon  and  Andrews  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est.  1896,  G  A  Macon  and  A.  A. 
Andrews,  Principals,  Main  and  Court 
Square. 

St.  Agnes  Academy;  girls*  boarding,  R 
C  ,  Sister  M.  Joseph,  Prin. 

University  of  Tennessee,  College  of  Den- 
tistry, co-ed  ;  est.  1878;  Joseph  A.  Gard- 
ner, D.  D.  S.,  Dean. 

University  of  Tennessee,  College  of  Medi- 
cine, reg.;  men,  est.  1850,  Herbert  T. 
Brooks,  M  D ,  Dean. 

University  of  Tennessee,  School  of  Phar- 
macy, men;  est.  1898;  Herbert  T  Brooks, 
A.  B ,  M  D ,  Dean. 

Unrversity  of  West  Tennessee,  Medical  De- 
partment (colored);  med  ,  reg  ,  est  1900, 
M  V  Ljnk,  M  D,  Dean,  1190  S  Phillips 
Place 

University  of  West  Tennessee;  untv.;  non- 
sect  ,  co-ed  ;  est  1900;  M  V.  Lynk,  M. 
S,  LL  B,  Pres 

St  Mary's  School,  girls'  boarding,  P.  E.; 
est  1874;  Sister  Mary  Maude,  Prin.  714 
Poplar  St 

Thomas'  School,  prep  ,  girls;  est.  1897; 
Miss  Lida  G.  Thomas,  Prin 

University  School;  boys*  prep  ;  non-sect  ; 
est.  1893,  Werts  and  Rhea,  Prins ,  23  S 
Manassas  St 

William  R.  Moore  College  of  Technology!, 
tech  ;  men;  est.  1912 

Middleton,  Hardeman   Co.,  pop.   £87. 

Middleton  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed.,  non- 
sect.,  I.  N.  Roland,  Prin. 

Midway,  Greene  Co.,  pop.  110. 

Midway  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ;  J.  W.  Lucas,  A.  M.,  Prin 

Milan,   Gibson  Co.,  pop.   1,605. 

City  Superintendent — H.  H.  Ellis. 

Milligan  College,  Carter  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Milligan  College,  coll  and  prep  ,  boarding, 
co-ed  ,  Chris  ,  est  1882,  Joseph  us  Hop- 
wood,  A  M ,  President. 

Monteagle,  Grundy  Co.,  pop.  650. 

Fairmount  School  for  Girls,  girls*  board- 
Ing;  P.  E.;  est  1873;  Miss  S.  F.  Du 
Bols,  Prin. 

Morristown,  Hamblen  Co.,  pop.  4,007. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — James  A.  Carriger 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — William  B  Howell 
City  Superintendent — Dan  T  Rogers 
Principal  High  School — Mary  Turley 

Morristown  Normal  and  Industrial  College, 
(colored);  co-ed;  A.  M.  E.;  est.  1881, 
Judson^S.  Hill,  D.  D.,  Pres. 

Mount  Juliet,  Wilson  Co.,  pop.  40. 

Caldwell  School,  prep  ,  boarding,  co-ed  ; 
non-sect  ;  est  1912,  W.  A.  Caldwell, 
Puncipal. 


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Mount  Pleasant,  Manry  Co ,  pop.  1,973. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    S    Hill 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    G    Kittrell     Jr 
City  Superintendent — S   E   Stephens. 
Principal  High  School — Owen  R    Hughes 
Supv    Music — Clara  C    Pettit 

Howard  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  M  E  * 
est.  1891,  James  A.  Bostwick,  Prin 

Murfreesboro,  Rutherford  Co,  pop.  4,679. 

City  Superintendent — J    H    Crichlow 

Mooney  School,  boys'  prep  ,  non-sect  ;  eat. 

1886,  Prof    W    D    Mooney,  Prln 
Soule    College    for    Young     Ladies;     girls' 

boarding,   M.   E.    So.;   est.   1852;    Martha 

A.  Hopkins,  Prln. 
Tennessee  College,  coll    and  prep  ,  women; 

Bapt  ,    est     1907,    George    J    Burnett,    A 

M ,   President 

Nashville,   Davidson   Co..  pop    110,364 

Pres     Bd     Educ — W    W     Wilkerson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Aaron   Bergeda 
City    Superintendent — John    J.    Keyes 
Supv.  Music — J    E.  Bailey. 
Manual  Training — Eugene  Gllliland. 
Domestic  Science — Elizabeth  Randall. 
Physical  Culture — Gustaf  Freden 
Draw,  and  Pen'ship — A,  C.  Webb. 
Commercial — C    P    Moore 
Stenography — Mrs    A.  F    Hlckman. 
Grammar  Grades — J    W    Sewell 
Primary  Grade — Cornelius  Barkesdale 
Colored  Schools — J    P   Crawford 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS 
Hume-Fogg   High    School,    Broadway    and 

8th  Ave      C.  T    Kirkpatrick,  Principal 
Pearl     High     School     (colored),     5th     and 

Demonbreun;  F.  C.  Smith,  Principal. 

Boscobel  College,  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1889;  Mrs  N  J  Ellis  and  Mrs 
C  E  Sullivan,  Principals 

Bowen  School,  prep.;  boys;  non-sect.;  est 
1896,  A  G  Bowen,  A.  M.,  Prin 

Buford  College;  girls'  boarding;  non-sect.; 
est.  1900;  Mrs.  E  G  Buford,  B.  A., 
Pres. 

Collins    Veterinary    Medical    College;    vet. 

med  ;  men;  J    H    Collins,  Dean. 
Conservatory  of  Music;   mus  ;    co-ed.,    est 

1889,    C     J    Schubert,    Director,    Church 

and  Summer  St 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College;  bus 
and  sten.;  est.  1889;  J.  F.  Draughon, 
President,  116  Eighth  Avenue  N 

Fall's  Business  College;  bus  and  sten., 
*»st.  1883,  Houston  W.  Fall,  Principal, 
Broadway  and  Eighth  Avenue 

Farrar  School  of  Voice  and  Piano;  mus.; 
est.  1891;  Frederic  Emerson  Farrar,  Di- 
rector. 

Fisk  University  (colored),  college,  prepara- 
tory, music,  domestic  science,  co-ed  ; 
Cong  ,  est  1866,  Fayette  Avery  McKen- 
zie,  Ph  D,  President. 


Naslmlle — continued 

Jennings  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
R  W.  Jennings,  Pres 

Montgomery  Bell  Academy,  boys'  day;  non- 
sect  ;  est  1867,  Isaac  Ball,  Headmaster. 

Peabody  College  for  Teachers,  teachers'  pro- 
fessional training-  coutses,  co-ed  ,  est 
1874,  Biuce  R  Pajne,  LL  D,  Pres 

Roger  Williams  University  (colored) ,  coll  , 
co-ed  ,  Bapt  ,  est  1865,  A  M  Townsend, 
A  1M  ,  President 

St  Cecelia's  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  R 
C,  est  1860,  Mother  Hesula,  Prin. 
Spruce  and  Clay  Sts 

St  Joseph's  Academy;  girls'  boarding,  R 
C  ,  Sister  Evangelist,  Prin 

St,  Joseph's  School;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  R  C. , 
est  1884,  Sister  M  Augustine 

Schubert  Conservatory  of  Music — music, 
boarding  and  day;  est.  1891,  Christian 
John  Schubert,  Director,  701%  Church  St 

Tennessee  Academy  of  Music,  mus  ;  est 
1896,  Franz  J  Strahm,  President,  240 
Fifth  avenue,  north. 

Vanderbilt  University,  comprises  Academic, 
Biblical,  Law,  Medical;  Pharmaceutical, 
Dental,  and  Engineering  Departments, 
co-ed  ,  M  E  So  ,  est  1875;  James  H 
Kirkland,  LL  D ,  Chancellor 

Vanderbilt  University,  Department  of  Den- 
tistry; dent  ,  co-ed  ;  est  1879;  Henry  W. 
Morgan,  D  D  S.,  Dean,  211  6th  Ave ,  N 

Vanderbilt  University,  Department  of  Phar- 
macy, phar  ;  co-ed  ;  est.  1879,  J  T  Me- 
Gill,  Ph  D,  Ph  G,  Dean 

Vanderbilt  University,  Engineering  Depart- 
ment; est  1886;  Civil,  Mechanical,  Elec- 
trical and  Chemical  Engineering;  W.  H. 
Schuerman,  C  E.,  Dean. 

Vanderbilt  University,  Law  Department; 
law,  men,  est  1875,  John  B  Keeble, 
Dean 

Vanderbilt  University,  Medical  Department; 
med  ;  reg  ;  men,  est.  1874,  Wm  L  Dud- 
ley, A  M,  Dean 

Walden  University  (colored);  unlv.;  co-ed.; 

M.   E  ;  est    1866,   Rev    John  A     Kumler, 

A    M,  D.   D.,  Pres. 
Walden     University,     Dental     Department 

(colored),    dent,    men,    est    1886,   G    W 

Hubbard,  D    D.  S ,  Dean 

Walden  University,  Department  of  Phar- 
macy (colored);  phar  ,  co-ed  ;  est.  1889, 
G.  W  Hubbard,  Dean 

Walden  University,  Meharry  Medical  Col- 
lege (colored) ;  med  ,  reg  ;  co-ed  ;  est 
1878;  G  W  Hubbard,  M  D,  Dean. 

Walden  University,  Law  Department  (col- 
ored); law,  men;  George  T.  Robinson, 
A.  M ,  Dean. 

Wallace  University  School,  boys*  day;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1886;  Clarence  B  Wallace, 
M  A,  Principal,  206  Sixth  Avenue  S 


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Nashville — continued 

Ward-Belmont ,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect  , 
est  1865,  J  D  Blanton,  LL  D,  Presi- 
dent 

Newbern,    Dyer    Co ,    pop.    1,603. 

City  Superintendent — M.  E.  Vaughan. 

New  Market,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  420. 

Principal  High  Schools— C.  H.  Bunch. 
New     Market      Academy,      prep  ;      co-ed.; 
Presb  ,  est.  1885,  Samuel  T.  Miser,  Prin. 

Newport,    Cooke    Co,   pop.    1,800. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — R     H     Sexton 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    W    Parratt 
Principal  High  School — Kathleen  Bradley 

Orlinda,  Robertson  Co,  pop.  101. 

Orlinda  Academy;  normal;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  J  C  Berry,  Prln. 

Paris,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — A    B    Lamb. 

Sec     Bd    Educ — H    L    Elder 

City  Superintendent— M    M    Phillips 

Principal  High  School — W    T    Robinson 

Park,  Knox  Co.,  pop.  5,126. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    L.    McLemore 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Charles  H    Blake 
City   Superintendent — John  R.   Lowry. 
Principal    High    School — Mrs     N     M     Com- 
fort 

ParrottsviUe,  Cocke  Co.,  pop.  137. 

Parrottsville  Seminary;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  M. 
E.,  est  1877,  H.  R  Easterly,  A.  B., 
Prin  , 

Petersburg,  Lincoln   Co.,  pop.   411. 

Elizabeth  Training  School,  prep.,  co-ed  ; 
non-sect  ,  W.  E  Miller,  Prin. 

Pikeville,  Bledsoe  Co.,  pop.  409. 

Pikeville  Training  School;  prep.;  co-ed  , 
M  E.  So.,  J  W.  D.  Renegan,  Prin. 

Pleasant  Hill,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  37. 

Pleasant  Hill  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  , 
Cong  ;  Rev  W  E  Wheeler,  Prin.  » 

Pulaski,   Giles   Co.,  pop.   3,000. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ. — J.  H.  MoLaurine. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    L.  King 

City  Superintendent — F    E    Rauck. 

Principal  High  School — F    E    Rauck. 

Manual    Training — F     E.    Rauck 

Dona    Sci.  &  Stenog*y — Catherine  Clark 

Martin  College;  girls'  boarding;  non-sect  , 
est  1870,  William  Thomas  Wynn,  A.  B, 
President. 

Massey  School,  boys1  boarding;  non-sect  ; 
est  1908,  Felix  M  Massey,  Prin. 

Bipley,   tauderdale    Co.,    pop.    2,011. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — C    R    Barbee. 

Sec    Bd.   Educ — J.   E    Pierson 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — Paul  Nichols 

Supv.   Music — Miss  Sadie  Brodie 


Rockxrood,   Roane   Co.,  pop.   3,000. 

Pres    Brt    Educ  — J    A    Huff 

Sec    Bfl    Educ  — L,    G    McCluen 

fity   Superintendent — James   T    Warren 

Rogersville,  Hawkins  Co,  pop.  1,400. 

City  Superintendent — B.  H.  Testerman 

McMinn  Military  Academy,  military;  non- 
sect  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1850,  J.  T  Henderson, 
M  S ,  Supt  and  Frin. 

Rogersville  Synodical  College,  girls'  board- 
ing, Presb  ,  est  1849,  Lawrence  Rolfe, 
A  B,  Pres 

Swift  Memorial  College  (colored)  t  coll  and 
nor.;  co-ed  ,  est  1883,  Presb  ,  Rev.  W. 
H  Franklin,  D  D.,  President 

Rutherford,   Gibson    Co.,   pop.    766. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    L    Henderson 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — C    B.  Neil 
City  Superintendent — D   W   Moody 
Principal  High  School — Annie  Fain 

Sardig,   Henderson    Co.,  pop.    260. 
Principal  Public  Schools — F.  A.  Mai  one. 

Sardis  Normal  College,  nor.,  private;  co- 
ed ,  est.  1892,  J.  W.  Williams,  Ph.  B, 
Pres 

Saulsbnry,  Hardeman  Co.,  pop.  343. 

Woodland  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect.,  Frank  S.  Coffin,  Prin 

Savannah,  Hardin   Co.,  pop.   1,800. 

Savannah  Institute;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est.  1895;  William  E.  Rogers,  Prin 

Scotts  Hill,  Henderson  Co.,  pop.  240. 

Scotts  Hill  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.;  non 
sect  ,  B  A.  Tucker,  Prin 

Sevierville,   Sevier  Co.,  pop.    1,200. 

Murphy  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  M.  E  ;  est. 
1891,  Rev.  James  S.  Jones,  President. 

Sewanee,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  440. 

St.  Andrew's  School;  boys'  boarding;  P.  B  ; 
est  1905,  Rev  McV  Harrison,  Head- 
master 

St,  Mary's  School,  girls'  boarding,  P.  E.; 
est  1902,  Sister  Superior 

Sewanee  Military  Academy;  dept  Univ.  of 
the  South;  est  1908,  Col.  Du  Val  G  Cra- 
vens, Supt 

University  of  the  South;  comprises  College 
of  Arts  and  Sciences,  and  Theological 
Department,  men,  P  E.,  est  18t>8:  Rt 
Rev  Albion  W.  Knight,  D.  D  ,  President 

University  of  the  South,  Theological  De- 
partment; men;  P.  E.;  Very  Rev.  C1«Y«- 
land  K.  Benedict,  D  D ,  Dean. 


ShelbyviUe,  Bedford  Co.,  pop.  2,869. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — John  D.  Hutton. 

Sec   Bd.  Educ— A   D.  Curtis 

City  Superintendent — A.  J.  Brandon. 


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Brandon  Training  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ; 
boarding,  non-sect  ;  est  1896,  Alfred  J 
Brandon,  Headmaster 

Tate  School,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  boarding:  non- 
sect  ;  est  1902,  James  A  Tate,  A  M, 
Principal 

Turner  Normal  College  (colored) ,  prep, ,  co- 
ed., boarding,  A.  M  E  ,  est  1886,  Rev. 
J  A,  Jones,  A.  M  ,  D  D ,  President. 

Smyrna,  Rutherford  Co.,  pop.  220. 

Smyrna  Fitting  School,  prep.,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  Fraser  Hood,  M  A.,  Prin 

Somerville,  Farette  Co.,  pop.  1,000 

City  Superintendent — J.  B.  Summers. 

South  Pittsbnrg,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — J    P     Armstrong. 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — Charles  Tidman 

City  Supt   &  Prin    H.  S — E   T   Heydnnger. 

Southside,  Montgomery  Co,  pop.  54. 

Southside  Preparatory  School,  prep  co- 
ed.; non-sect  ;  McKee  &  Harper,  Prins 

Sparta,  White   Co  ,  pop.   1,409* 

City  Superintendent — T.  L   Parsons. 

Dlbrell  Normal  School;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect.,  B  O  Duggan,  Prin. 

Spencer,  Van  Bnren  Co.,  pop.  146. 

Burrltt  College;  coll  ;  co-ed  ,  Christ  ;  est 
1848,  H  B  Walker,  President 

Springfield,  Robertson  Co.,  pop.  2,350. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J.   C    Empson. 
City  Superintendent — R   V  Kennedy 
Principal  High.  School — E    L    Shepard 

Peoples-Tucker  School,  boys'  boarding; 
non-sect  ,  est  1908,  J  A  Peoples,  Prin 

Steppsville,  Warren  Co,  pop.  24. 

Philadelphia  Seminary,  prep  ,  co-ed.,  non- 
sect  ,  Marion  Turner,  Prin 

Summertown,  Lawrence  Co.,  pop.  608. 
Summertown    Seminary     prep  ,    co-ed  ;    M. 
E  ,   Rev.  N    G.   Paschal,  Prin. 

Sweetwater,   Monroe  Co.,  pop.  1,850. 
City  Superintendent — E.  G.  Hall. 

Hla-wasse  College,  prep,  music,  domestic 
science,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est  1849;  Kev. 
J.  E  Lowry,  A  M,'Pres 

Sweetwater  College;  girls*  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1911,  W  S  Woodward,  Pres 

Tennessee  Military  Institute;  military,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1874,  Maj  Charles  N  Hulvey, 
Commandant 

Tarewell,  Claiborne  Co.,  pop.  886. 

Tazewell  College;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ; 
L.  A  Lewis,  Jr,  Prin. 

Thomasvilje.  Cheatham  Co.,  pop.  58. 

Link  School,  prep  ;  co-ed.,  non-sect.;  8. 
A.  Link,  M  A.,  Prin. 


Tiptonville,  Lake  Co.,  pop.   843. 

City   Superintendent— Thurman  McCain. 

Tiptonville  High  School,  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
non-sect  ;  est  1900,  Will  N  Calhoun, 
Ph  B,  Supt 

Tracy  City,   Grundy   Co.,  pop    2,500. 
James    K      Shook     School,     prep  ;     co-ed  » 
non-sect  ;    est     1889,    John    C     Wagner, 
Prin 


Trenton,   Gibson   Co.,  pop.  2,402. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — Jno    R   Walker 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W.   L    Wade 
City  Superintendent — W    L    Douglass 
Principal  High  School — Josephine  Harwood 
Supv     Music — Lizzie    May    Wilson 

Tullahoma,   Coffee  Co.,  pop.   3,049. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    A    Mitchell 

Sec    Bd.  Educ— -E    I    Hitt 

City   Superintendent — J    C     Grove 

Principal  High  School — Mrs    Mary  R   Willis 

Brandon  Training  School;  prep  ;  co-ed., 
non-sect  ;  Alfred  J.  Brandon,  Pres. 

Fitzgerald  and  Clark  School,  boys'  board- 
ing, non-sect  ,  est  1911,  W  S  Fitzger- 
ald, Prm. 

Jess  Mai  Aydelotte  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
non-sect  ;  B  S.  Foster,  Prin 

Union  City,   Obion  Co,   pop.  4,389. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    G    Reynolds 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J   W   Woosley 
City  Superintendent — Arthur  C    Nute 
Principal  High  School — V    L    Reynolds 

Washington  College,  Washington  Co. 

Washington  College,  college,  preparatory, 
music  depts  ;  co-ed  ,  Presb  ,  est  1795, 
James  T  Cooter,  D  D,  President 

Watertown,   Wilson   Co ,  pop.   517. 

City  Superintendent — W.  J.  Turney. 

Watertown  Training  School;  prep  ,  co-ed.; 
non-sect  ;  est  1893,  Wm  H.  Turney, 
Prin 

Wells  Spring,   Campbell  Co.,  pop.  89. 

Powell's  Valley  Seminary;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
M  E.,  E.  B  Dykes,  B.  S.  Prm 

Wheat,  Boane  Co.,  pop.  50. 

Roane  College;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
L.  L  Click,  Prin. 

White  Pine,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  295. 
Edwards   Academy;    prep  ,    co-ed  ;   TJ.   B  , 
est.  1878;   Ross  Masters,  Ph.  M.,  Prin. 

Winchester,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Supt    City  Schools — T    B    Roddy 
Principal   High    School — J     C     Mitchell 

Woodbnrx,  Cannon  Co.,  pop.  604. 

Woodbury  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.,  E  J  Lehman,  Prin. 


TEXAS 

Population,  3,896,542.     School  census,  949,006.     School  age,  7-17. 

Texas  is  the  fifth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total  of 
3,896,542  inhabitants,  of  whom  82  2  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number 
6.2  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire 
population,  ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  9.9  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  thirty- 
sixth  in  this  respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  STJPERIKTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

W.  3P.  DOUGHTY,  State  Superintendent  Public  Instruction Austin 

"R   B.  BINNION,  First  Assistant  State  Superintendent. .    .  Austin 

S.   H.   WHITLEY,    Assistant    Superintendent Austin 

JULIUS  F    MCDONALD,  Supervisor  of  Public  High  Schools  .          Austin 

E   G-.  GEAFTON,  Division  of  Rural  Schools   ..  .   .  Austin 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION" 

Gov.  JAMES  E    FERGUSON,  President Austin 

H    B    TERRELL,  Comptroller Austin 

JOHN  G-.  MoKAY,  Secretary  of  State     .  .  ....       Austin 

W  F  DOUGHTY,  State  Superintendent,  ex-offieio,  Secretary Austin 

STATE   TEXT-BOOK   BOARD 

Gov.  JAMES  E.  FERGUSON Austin      F.  M.  BRADLEY Denton 

W.  F.  DOUGHTY Austin      W.  J.  BATTLE Austin 

STATE  BOAED  OF  EXAMINEES 

O   A.  JAY,  Chairman     ....  Austin 

W.  S.  BRANDENBERGER,  Secretary     . .          Austin 

WALTER  KING,  College  Examiner ..  Austin 

STATE  TEACHEES'  ASSOCIATION. 

B.  L.  PASCHEL,  President Fort  Worth 

H   B.  COWLES,  Secretary  .      .  Corpus  Ghristi 

COUNTY   STTPERJXTENDENTS    OF    SCHOOLS 

County                                Name  and  Address  County                              Name  and  Address 

Anderson   ..        .B   F.  Rollins,  Palestine  Atascosa     ...H    D    Rhodes,  Jourdanton 

Andrews T    M    Smith,  Andrews       Austin      L    H.  Baron,  Bellville 

Angelina     .      .     "Wright    Dunn,    Lufkin       Bailey     C   F   Kerr,  Dimmitt 

Aransas   .          .  Roy  Jackson,  RocUport      Bandera. M.  B    Epperson,  Bandera 

Archer J.  S.  Melugin,  Archer  City      Bastrop T.  N   Powell,  Bastrop 

Armstrong- H  I*  Mobley,  Claude       Baylor T.  J.  North,  Seymour 


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County 


Name  and  Address 

.    .  Pattie  Reagan,  Beeville 

Bell     .  J    S.  Morgan,  Belton 

Bexar.  .  .P.  F  Stewart,  San  Antonio 
Blanco  .  .Wm  Martiny,  Johnson  City 

Borden         C    E    Reeder,  Gail 

Bosque  .  ..  .A.  D  Roach,  Meridian 
Bowie  .  ...  .J  B  Lytal,  Boston 

Brazoria         .     R    R   Sebring,  Angleton 

Brazos       T   W.  Parker,  Bryan 

Brewster  .  .  ..AM  Turney,  Alpine 
Briscoe.  .  C  B  Schrewsbury,  Silver  ton 

Brooks J    A    Brooks,  Falfurrias 

Brown  .Mrs  E  L  Walker,  Brown  wood 
Burleson  .  .  T  A  Schaffe,  Caldwell 
Bui  net  J  R  Smith,  Burnet 

Caldwell  .  J  N  Gambrell,  Lockhart 
Calhoun.  .F  M.  Dudgeon,  Port  Lavaca 
Callahan  S  E  Settle,  Baird 

Cameron  J  J  Callaway,  Brownsville 
Camp  .  H  Y  Black,  Pittsburg 

Carson          A   A   Callaghan,  Panhandle 

Cass       Drew  Porter,  Linden 

Castro C   F   Kerr,  Dimxmtt 

Chambers...   R.  J.  McMurrey,  Anahuac 

Cherokee Ed    Smgletary,  Rusk 

Childress.  . .  .F.  W  Freeman,  Childress 
Clay  .  .J  R  Carter,  Henrietta 

Coke  .  ...SB  Kemp,  Robert  Lee 
Coleman  .  .  .  .  J  C.  Griffin,  Coleman 

Collin W    E    Foster,  McKmney 

Collingsworth 

....         AC    Nicholson,  Wellington 

Colorado C    K.   Quin,   Columbus 

Comal Adolf  Stem,  New  Braunf els 

Comanche  . .  .W  D  Jenkins,  Comanche 
Concho  . .  James  E  Howze,  Paint  Rock 
Cooke..  ..E.  N  Blackburn,  Gainesville 
Coryell  ,  J.  C  McKelvey,  Gatesville 

Cottle W   O  Jones,  Paducah 

Crockett  .  C    E    Davidson,   Ozona 

Crosby Pink  L  Parrish,  Crosby  ton 

Culberson .J.  C  Hunter,  Van  Horn 

Dallam T.  S.  Mills,  Dalhart 

Dallas..  .  .  B  M  -Hudspeth,  Dallas 
Dawson  .  ...  Geo.  W  Foster,  Lamesa 

Deaf  Smith J  M.  Hughes,  Hereford 

Delta W.  E    Chancellor,  Cooper 

Den  ton..      .      .L.   H.   Edwards,   Denton 

DeWitt... L.  G.  Covey,  Cuero 

Dickens         .  Blame  Speer,  Dickens 

Drnimitt  .  J  O  Rouse,  Carrizo  Springs 
Donley  .  ...J.  C.  Killough,  Clarendon 

Duval A   W   Tobm,  San  Diego 

Eastland  ...  RE  Sikes,  Eastland 
Ector  .  E  W.  Graham,  Odessa 

Edwards  .  A.  P  Allison,  Rock  Springs 
Ellis  .  .  .  W  S  Ely,  Waxahachie 

El  Paso Myra  Wmkler,  El  Paso 

Erath W.  T.  Graves,  Stephenville 

Falls G  A  Pnngle,  Marlm 

Fannm         .    .    . .  Frank  Young,  Bonham 

Fayette G.  A.  Stierhng,  La  Grange 

Fisher W.  C.  Martin,  Roby 

Floyd .E.  P.  Thompson,  Floydada 

Foard         G  W  Walthall,  Crowell 

Fort  Bend..  Herman  Beyer,  Richmond 
Franklin  . .  O.  L  Reaves,  Mount  Vernon 
Freestone.  ..  Carl  Williford,  Fair-field 


Name  and  Address 

A   J   Cook,  Pearsall 

.     W  R   Slaton,  Semmole 

.   .J  M  Fendley,  Galveston 

J  M  Boren,  Post  City 

Max  Blum,  Fredericksburg 


County 
Frio 
Games . 
Galveston 
Garza     . 
Gillespie 

Glasscock          

.C  W  Cunningham,  Garden  City 
Gohad  -C  .M   Jones,  Goliad 

Gonzales     .  J  C  Cochran,  Gonzales 

Gray     Siler  Faulkner,  Lef ors 

Grayson J  A   Giles,  Sherman 

Gregg  .  Walter  E  Jones,  Longview 
Grimes  .  J.  C  Crutchfield,  Anderson 
Guadalupe.  .  J  B  Williams,  Seguin 

Hale Wm  B  Lewis,  Plamview 

Hall  .  .  ..John  D  Bird,  Memphis 
Hamilton  .  .  .R  P  Edgar,  Hamilton 

Hansford SB    Hale,  Hansford 

Hardeman  .  D  E  Magee,  Quanah 
Hardin  .  .  R  P  Gibbs,  Kountze 

Harris.  .        .L    L    Pugh,  Houston 

lHairison  C   W   La  Grone,  Marshall 

Hartley  .J    H    Phillips,   Channmg 

Haskell.  T    C.  Williams,  Haskefl 

Hays  .  John  H  Saunders,  San  Marcos 
Hemphill  .  . . .  J  L  Jennings,  Canadian 
Henderson.  ..  .W  S  Harris,  Athens 
Hidalgo  J  S  Bunn,  Edinburg 

Hill  Leon  Culberson,  Hillsboro 

Hockley     .       .  E.  R   Haynes,  Lubbock 

Hood W  L   Dean,  Granbury 

Hopkins  John  Hurley,  Sulphur  Springs 
Houston.  .  J  N  Snell,  Crockett 

Howard       S   E   Penix,  Big  Springs 

Hunt  ...  W  H  Ibbotson,  Greenville 
Hutchison.  Ben  H  Wickware,  Plemons 
Irion  .  .  .O.  E  Stevenson,  Sherwood 
Jack  .  J  W  Fulcher,  Jacksboro 

Jackson     .       .        .  J    W   Bagby,  Edna 

Jasper A.  D    Rawlmson,  Jasper 

Jeff  Davis  J  P  Weatherby,  Fort  Davis 
Jefferson  Homer  C  Daniel,  Beaumont 
Jim  Wells.  .  .  L  Broeter,  Alice 
Johnson  .  G.  S  Thomas,  Cleburne 

Jones L   T    Cunningham,  Anson 

Karnes-  ..  Pearl  Bowden,  Karnes  City 
Kaufman  . .  .  J  B  Weaver,  Kaufman 
Kendall  .  .  J  W  Lawhon,  Boerne 

Kent     B  L  Glenn,  Clairemont 

Kerr     .  .     Lee  Wallace,  Kerrville 

Kimble . .  J  B  Randolph,  Junction  City 
King  .  .  J  F  Witherspoon,  Guthrie 
Kinney.  Joseph  "Veltman,  Brackettville 
Kleberg  .  Ben  F  Wilson,  Kingsville 
Knox  .  .  ..E  R  Howell,  Benjamin 
Lamar  ....  J  A  Fulks,  Pans 

Lamb   . .  C    H    Curl,  Olton 

Lampasas  .  J.  T  Hig-gms,  Lampasas 
La  Salle  . .  C  C  Thomas,  Cotulla 

Lavaca.      .  William  Eilers,  Halletsville 

Lee C.  M.  Bishop,  Giddings 

Leon.    .    .  J   M   Henderson,  Centerville 

Liberty P    S   Newberry,  Liberty 

Limestone.        .  J  R  Atkins,  Groesbecfe 

Lipscomb P  B  Mills,  Lipscomb 

Live  Oak  .  W  W   Caves,  Oakville 

Llano L    H    Bruhl,  Llano 

Loving  .  . .  Howell  Johnson,  Pecos 
Lubbock E.  R.  Haynes,  Lubbock 


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COtTNTY   STTPERIXTENDEXTS   OF   SCHOOLS — Continued 


County  Name  and  Address 

Lynn J  Li.  Stokes,  Tahoka 

Madison.    .  .W.  W.  Sharp,  Madisonville 

Marion Alice  JEmmert,  Jefferson 

Martin AC.  Eidson,  Stanton 

Mason Glenn  W.  Smith,  Mason 

Matagorda  .         W    C    Gray,   Bay   City 

Maverick Ben  V  Kmgr,  Eagle  Pass 

McCulloch E    Li.   White,  Brady 

McLennan  R   Lr.  Abbott,  Waco 

McMullen L   W  Hill,  Tilden 

Medina W.  N.  Saathoff,  Hondo 

Menard J.  D.  Scruggs,  Menard 

Midland J   H   Knowles,  Midland 

Milam  .  . .  J  F  Chadwick,  Cameron 
Mills  .  ..G  H  Dalton,  Goldthwaite 
Mitchell  J  H  Bullock,  Colorado 

Montague  .W  W.  Snodgrass,  Montague 

Montgomery J.  T   Terry,  Conroe 

Moore J.  W.  Fox,  Dumas 

Morris   .   J    H   French,  Jr,  Damgerfield 

Motley C    B   Whitten,  Matador 

Nacogdoches  ... 

G  B  L*ayton,  Nacogdoches 
Navarro  . .  .  J  B  Davis,  Corsicana 
Newton.  .  G  A  Baker,  Newton 

Nolan J    L.  Ross,  Sweetwater 

Nueces..  ..Nat  Benton,  Corpus  Christi 
Ochiltree  .  R  T.  Carrell,  Ochiltree 

Oldham T.  B  Jones,  Tascosa 

Orange  D    C    Bland,  Orange 

Palo  Pinto   ...A    F.  Jones,  Palo  Pinto 

Panola C.  L.  Beason,  Carthage 

Parker  .W  V   Shadle,  Weatherford 

Parmer..  .  James  D  Hamlin,  Farwell 
Pecos.  ..  Ho  well  Johnson,  Ft  Stockton 
Polk.  ...  J  H  Taylor,  Livingston 
Potter  .  T  W  McBnde,  Amarillo 
Presidio.  .  .  H  H  Kilpatrick,  Marfa 

Rains J.  B   Allred,  Emory 

Randall     ..  ..   .C  E  Cos,  Canyon 

Reagan W.  B.  Moore,  Stiles 

Real W  H  Carr,  Leakey 

Red  River S    E    Clark,  Clarksville 

Reeves  Ben  Randals,  Pecos 

Refugio.       .   ..Leslie  Adkms,  Refugio 

Roberts J   E.  Kinney,  Miami 

Robertson H   A.  Bush,  Franklin 

Rockwall J    W   Reese,  Rockwall 

Runnels.  ..  W  W  Wooten,  Ballmger 
Rusk.  ..  J  T  Watson,  Henderson 

Sabine J.  B   Lewis,  Hemphill 

San   Augustine 

WE  Mathews,  San  Augustine 
San  Jacmto.W.  McMurrey,  Cold  Springs 


County 

San  Patncio 
San  Sab  a   . . 
Schleicher 
Scurry 


Name  and  Address 
.C   E   Wade,  Smton 
Dor  W  Brown,  San  Saba 
G    M    Brown,   Eldorado 

^^^      C.  R   Buchanan,  Snyder 

Shackelford J    A.  King,  Albany 

Shelby J    B    Hammer,  Center 

Sherman   ..       C   H   Rowland,  Stratford 

Smith  A.  W.  Orr,  Tyler 

Soniervell.  .  J  W  Childress,  Glen  Rose 
Starr...  Sam  P  Vale,  Rio  Grande  City 
Stephens  .Jesse  R  Smith,  Breckenridge 
Sterling.  .  .B  F  Brown,  Sterling  City 
Stonewall..  T  R.  Webb,  Aspermont 

Sutton E  S.  Brian t,  Sonora 

Swisher  .  .  W  S  Tomlinson,  Tulia 
Tarrant.  G  F  Blud worth,  Fort  Worth 

Taylor J   S.  Smith,  Abilene 

Terrell       J   B   Ross,  Sanderson 

Terry Geo.  W    Neill,  Brownfield 

Throckmorton 

.  . .  B  F  Thorp,  Throckmorton 
Titus  .  .  John  Myers,  Mt.  Pleasant 
Tom  Green  ...  E.  M  Davis,  San  Angelo 
Travis  .  -  -  Leon  Halden,  Austin 
Trinity  .  ..  .W  B.  Mills,  Gro  vet  on 

Tyler Grover  C.  Lowe,  Woodville 

Upshur     A  L.  Bradfield.  GUmer 

Upton  ..  L    W.  Ainsworth,  Upland 

Uvalde James  Matthews,  Uvalde 

Val  Verde . .  .  Eva  Strickland,  Del  Rio 
Van  Zandt. . .  G.  D  Staton,  Canton 

Victoria IE   Ratcliff,  Victoria 

Walker J    C.  Thomas,  Hun tsville 

Waller T.  A   Kelley,  Hempstead 

Ward Burch  Carson,   Barstow 

Washington. W  F  A  Boerner,  Brenham 

Webb B    Richardson,  Laredo 

Wharton Oswald  Garrett,  Wharton 

Wheeler M.  M    Miller,  Wheeler 

Wichita    R.  M.  Johnson,  Wichita  Falls 

Wilbarger L    A    Hallar,  Vernon 

Wise  ,      . .     Bi  andon  Trussell,  Decatur 

Wood T.  O    Craddock,  Quitman 

Willacy Avery  T.  Searle,  Santa 

Williamson.  Joe  A  Hudson,  Georgetown 

Wilson J.  E    Swift,  Floresville 

Wmkler W.  E  Baird,  Kermit 

Y oakum     R  P  Moreland,  Plains 

Young.  .  D.  K    Lyon,   Graham 

gSpata A.  P.  Spohn,  Zapata 

Zavala O.  A.  Stubbs,  Batesville 


PUBLIC,   PRIVATE  AND  ENDOWED    SCHOOLS   AND    COLLEGES 


Abilene.  Taylor  Co.,  pop.  9,204. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    W.  Morris. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H.  Burnett 
•City  Superintendent — J    L    Brooks 
Principal  High  School — R    A    Smith 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Janeway 

Simmons  College;  coll.;  co-ed.;  Bapt.;  est. 
1891    Jefferson  D.  Sandifer.  Ph.  B.,  Pres. 


Albany,  Shackelford  Co.,  pop.  999. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W.  E    Williams 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    E.  Nail. 
City  Supt.  &  Prin.  H    S — N    S   Holland. 
Supv   Music — Mrs.  Archie  Lu  Briggs 

Reynolds  College,  prep  ;  boarding,  co-ed  ; 
Presb  ;  est  1909 .  Rev  L  B.  Gray,  D  D , 
Ph  D.,  President. 


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Alvin,  Brazoria  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — P    H    Manaker 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    E    As  ers 

City  Supt    and  Prm    H    S — A    H   Russell 

Amarillo,  Potter  Co.,  pop.  9,957. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    E    Underwood 

Sec.  Bd   Educ— F.  S.  Newbold. 

City  Superintendent — M    H    Duncan 

Principal  High  School — B    H    Locke 

Supv    Music— Miss  Lilla  Belle  Pitts. 

Draw   and  Pen'ship — Miss  Georgia  O'Keeffe. 

Amarillo    Military    Academy,    looks'    board- 
ing, B    G    Lowrey,  LL    D ,  President 
Alison,  Jones  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    C    McCargo 
Sec    Bd   Educ — E    T    Brooks 
City  Superintendent — O   B    Rollins 
Principal  High.  School — W    F    Wilson 

Arlington,  Tarrant  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    F    Yates 

Sec    Bd   Educ — C    B    Berry 

City  Superintendent — J   A    Kooken. 

Principal  High  School — F   E    Daniel 

Supv    Music — Mrs    O.  J   Lawrence 

Physical  Culture — Miss  Clara  Ogden 

Drawing — Miss  Grace  Ezzell 

Penmanship — W    J    Rogers 

Commercial — F    E    Daniel 

Carlisle  Military  Academy,  boys'  boarding, 

military,   non-sect  ,    est     1902,   James  M 

Carlisle,  Superintendent. 

Athens,  Henderson  Co ,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    L    Gauntt. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A.  H    Easterling 
City  Superintendent — W    O    Smith 

Bruce    Academy;    prep.,    co-ed  ;    non-sect.; 
W.  H.  Bruce,  Prin, 

Atlanta,  Cass  Co,  pop.  1,500 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    A    Smgletary 
Sec    Bd    Educ— Hill  Stewait 
City  Superintendent — C.  G    Truitt 
Principal  High  School — J   T   Runkle 
Supv    Music — R    M    Morgan 

Austin,  Travis  Co.,  pop.  29,860. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W     H    Cullen 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Dr    George  M    Decherd 
City  Superintendent — Arthur  N    McCalmm 
Principal  High  School — L    V    Stockard 
Prin    Junior  H    S. — J    P    Simmons 
Supv    Music — Miss  Catherine  Murrie. 
Manual  Training — E    S.  Blacklinn 
Domestic   Science — Clara  Deaver 
Drawing— Miss  Janet  Downie. 
Commercial — O    J    Meirell 
Stenography — Lizzie  Hunter 
Austin  Academy;  boys'  boarding,  non-sect  ; 

est.   1895,  William   S.  Rix,  Principal 
Austin   Presbyterian  Theological  Seminary; 

theol  ,  Presb  ,  men,  est   1902,  Rev   James 

O    Reavis,  D    D ,  Dean 
Draughon's  Practical  Business  College;  bus. 

and  sten  ,  est   1905,  C.  A   Reed,  Manager, 

Congress  and  Tenth  Street 
Nixon-Clay    College,    bus     and    sten  ;    est 

1902,    M     C     Nixon,    Principal,    823    Con- 
gress 


Austin — continued 

St     Edward's    College;     college     and 

school,  men,  R    C  ,  est    1885,  Rev    Emiel 
De  Wulf,  CSC,  Piesident 

St.  Mary's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R  C  , 
Sister  Superior,  Prin. 

Samuel  Houston  College  (colored) ,  nor  and 
prep  ,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  est.  1906,  R  S 
Lovinggood,  A  M ,  Ph  D ,  President 

School  for  Defectives;  children  and  adults, 
non-sect  ,  Mrs.  E  M.  Barrett,  M.  A.. 
Supt 

State  Institute  for  the  Blind,  state,  E  E 
Bramlette,  Superintendent 

State  School  for  the  Deaf  and  Blind  (col- 
ored), state,  co-ed.,  non-sect;  est.  1887; 
J  H  Stewart,  Superintendent. 

State  School  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb;  state, 
Gus  F  Urbantke 

Texas  Wesley  an  College;  colL  and  prep., 
Swedish,  Dr.  O.  E.  Olander,  Pres. 

Tillotson  College  (colored) ;  prep  ,  co-ed  ; 
Cong  ,  est  1881 ;  Isaac  M.  Agard,  Ph.  D , 
Pres 

University  of  Texas,  comprises  College  of 
Arts,  of  Education,  of  Engineering,  of 
Law,  of  Medicine  and  Pharmacy  at  Gal- 
veston,  state  univ  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1833, 
Robert  E  Vmson,  LL  D .  President 

University  of  Texas,  Department  of  Educa- 
tion; professional  teachers'  courses,  co- 
ed ,  est  1909,  William  Seneca  Sutton, 
LL  D ,  Dean 

University  of  Texas,  Department  of  En- 
gineering, architecture,  drawing,  civil, 
electrical,  and  mining  engineering;  est 
1894;  Thomas  U  Taylor,  MCE,  Dean 

University  of  Texas,  Law  Department,  law, 
co-ed  ,  est  1883,  John  C  Townes,  Dean. 

Whitis  School  for  Girls,  boarding  and  day, 
est  1900,  Mary  Whitis,  Principal 

Baird,  Callahan  Co,  pop.  1,710. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    L    Blackburn 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — W   D    Boydstun 
City  Superintendent — J   F,  Baren 

Ballingrer,  Runnels  Co.,  pop.  2,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    L    Blackburn 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    W    Lynn 
City  Superintendent — W    S    Fleming 
Prin    H.  S— S.  M.  Byrd 

Bartlett,  Williamson  Co ,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — Stanton  Allen 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    C    Haeber 

City   Superintendent — A    H    Christian 

Walden  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1914,  Prof  Walden,  Principal 

Bastrop,  Bastrop  Co.,  pop.  1,707. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    A    Elzner. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    P    Haynie 
City  Superintendent — W.  P.  Arnold 
Principal   High   School — Prof     Koenig- 

Bay  city,  Matagorda  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J   W    Gaines 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    F    Anderson 
City  Superintendent — R    E    Scott 


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Beaumont,  Jefferson  Co,  pop.  20,640. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Guy  W   Junker 
Sec    Bd     Educ  — Louis   Mayer 
City   Superintendent — Henry   F.   Triplet!. 
Principal  High  School — J   G   Furqua 
Supv    Music — Miss  Bell  Kelly 
Manual  Training — W    C.  Holland 
Domestic   Science — Miss   K    McLeod 
Com'l  &   Stenog*y — Miss  Annie  Andrews 

Beeville,  Bee  Co.,  pop.  2,311. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    W    Klipstem 
Sec   Bd    Educ  — M    W   Bates 
City   Superintendent — W.  F.  Maddera. 
Pnncipal  High  School — J    P    Massey 

Bellville,  Austin  Co.,  pop.  1,076. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    Miller 

Sec   Bd    Educ — Max  Bader 

Citv  Superintendent — C     N    Shaver 

Principal  High  School — A    L    Foster 

Belton,  Bell  Co.,  pop.  8,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    E    R*  lander 

City  Superintendent — Louis  H.  Hubbard. 

Principal  High  School — B    F    Keith 

Baylor    Female     College,     girls'     boarding. 

Bapt ,   est.  1845,  John  C.  Hardy,  A.  M.. 

LL.   D.,   Pres. 
Thompson's  School,   co-ed  ,   day;  non-sect  ; 

est.   1893,  Mesdam.es  Thompson  and  Sea- 

baugh,  Principals 

"Big  Spring,  Howard  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — S    L    Bacon 

City  Superintendent — M    H    Brasher. 

Bishop,  Nueces  Co ,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F    W    Truitt 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H    Williams 
City  Superintendent — Alvm  Dille 
Principal  High  School — R    W    Spruce 
Domestic  Science — Munel  Baker 
Manual  Training — Clyde  D    Jones 

Bonham,  Fannin  Co.,  pop.  4,844. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    W    Sweeney. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    A.  Duncan 
City  Superintendent — H    D   Fillers 
Principal  High  School — I*    H    Rather 

Bowie,  Montague  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W   Worley 
Sec    Bd    Educ — James  Chapman 
City   Superintendent — T    P    Walker 
Principal  High  School — John  O    Potts 

Brady,  McCulloch  Co.,  pop.  2,150. 

City  Superintendent — W.  L,  Hughes 

Bremond,  Robertson  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W.  H    Briggs 

Sec   Bd    Educ — S    M    Peters. 

City    Superintendent — Buckner  Harris 

Principal  High  School — Buckner  Harris,  Jr. 

Brenham,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  5,968. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — R    E    Nicholson 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    M    Krug. 

City  Superintendent — William  D.  Nbtley. 

Principal  High   School — Eula  Carroll. 


Brenham — continued 
Blinn  Memorial   College,   prep  ,    co-ed.;    M. 

E  ;  est.  1883,  J    L.  Neu,  B.  A.,  Pres. 
Evangelical    Lutheran    Prosemmary,    prep  ; 

co-ed.,  Ev.   Luth  ;   men;   est.   1891,   Prof. 

C   Weeber,  A.  B. 

Bridgeport,  Wise  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Virge  Sargent 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Barber  Pate 
Citj    Superintendent — A    S    Johnston 
Puneipal  High  School — L    H    Culmell 

Brownsville,  Cameron  Co.,  pop.  10,517. 

Pies  Bd    Educ — J    L    Woitman 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    if    Garza 

City  Superintendent — Lizzie  M    Barbour. 

Puneipal  High  School — Lucile  W    Scott 

Supv.  Music — Anita  Kowalski 

Incarnate  Word  Academy;  girls*  boarding, 
R.  C  ;  Mother  Stanislaus,  Prin. 

St.  Joseph's  College,  boys'  boarding;  R.  C.; 
E.  J.  O'Callaghan,  O  M.  I ,  Prin. 

Brownwood,  Brown  Co.,  pop.  6,967* 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    R    Looney 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — F    S    Abney 

City    Superintendent — V     L     Griffin 

Puneipal  High  School — Charles  H    Huffiord 

Daniel    Baker    College ;    coll ,    prep ,   music, 

fine   arts,   Presby  ,    co-ed  ,    est     1890,   W 

P    Junkin,   LL    D ,   President 
Howard  Payne  College ,  college,  prep ,  com'l, 

music    depts  ,    co-ed  ,    Bapt  ,    est.    1890, 

A    B    Baten,  Acting  President 

Bryan,  Brazos  Co.,  pop.  4,132. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W.  R    Sandeis 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    T    James 

City  Superintendent — W.  C    Lawson. 

Principal  High   School — A    W    Kinnard 

Bryan  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Bapt., 
Richard  McDonald,  A  B.,  Pres. 

Burnet,  Burnet  Co.,  pop.  1,003. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Roy  Fiy. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    H    Stopp 

City   Superintendent — J    B    Masterson 

Principal  High  School — Lucy  B   Morgan. 

Caldwell,  Burleson  Co.,  pop.  1,535. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ— C   C    Nelms 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    H    Foster 
City  Superintendent — J    M.  Smith 

Calvert,  Robertson  Co.,  pop.  3,322. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — 3    A    Foster. 

Sec   Bd    Educ  — A    K    Tyson 

City  Supenntendent — I    N    Stephens 

Campbell,  Hunt  Co.,  pop.  600. 

City   Supt—L.    M     Mills 

Canadian  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed  ,  Bapt  ; 
R  E.  L.  Farmer,  A.  B,  Principal. 

Canyon  City,  Randall  Co.,  pop.  1,400. 

City  Superintendent — B    F.  King 

West  Texas  State  Normal  College;  nor.; 
state;  co-ed..  R.  B.  Cousins,  Principal. 


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Carthage,  Panola  Co.,  pop.  1,350. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — J    H    Long 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — L    F    Boynton 
City   Superintendent — A     J    Holmes 
Principal  High  School — S    W    Boyce 
Supv    Music — Miss  Jennette  Ramsay 

Castrovllle,  Medina  Co.,  pop.  679. 

Industrial  School  for  Girls,  indust.  and 
trade,  girls,  non-sect.;  Director. 

Center,  Shelby  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    G    Carnahan 
Sec    Bd    Educ— C    M    Hill 
City   Superintendent — O    J    Rushing 
Principal  High  School — C    R    Cook 

Chapell  Hill,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  813. 

City  Superintendent — W   R   Kennedy 

Chapell  Hill  Female  College,  girls;  board- 
ing and  day;  M  E.  So.;  est.  1852;  Rev. 
W.  H.  Nelson,  D,  D.,  Pres. 

Chico,  Wise  Co.,  pop*  642. 

City  Superintendent — S    W    Hendeison 

Male  and  Female  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
non-sect.,  est.  1890;  L.  W  Shawnee,  Pres 

Chlldress,  Chlldress  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    M    Ciawford 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    L    Biggerstaff 
City  Supei  mtendent — B    F    Sisk 
Principal   High    School — H    B    Cogclell 

Chilltcothe,  Hardeman  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City  Supei  mtendent — C    W.  Foote 

Cisco,  Eastland  Co.,  pop.  2,410. 

Pres     Bd.   Educ — J.    M     Williamson. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — G    I>    Fee 

City  Superintendent — R    ID    Green 

Clarendon,  Bonley  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— W    A    SoRelle 
Sec   Bd   Bduc  — J   S    Hayter 
City  Superintendent — "W.  R.  Silvey 

Clarendon  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Geoige  S 
Slover,  M  A,  Piesident 

Clarksvffle,  Bed  River  Co.,  pop.  2,089. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — Eugene  Block 
Sec   Bd  Educ— W  M   Coffey 
City   Superintendent — J    W    Teasley 
Principal   High   School — C    J    Nussle 

Cleburne,  Johnson  Co.,  pop.  10,864. 
Pres   Bd   Educ — Dr.  W  P.  Alexander. 

Sec   Bd,  Educ  — T   H    Osboinc 
City  Superintendent — Emmett  Brown 
Principal  High  School — J   G    Dunlap 
Supv.  Primary — Ella  O'Reilly 

Coleman,  Coleman  Co.,  pop.  3,046. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Major  A    Burns 
Sec   Bd.  Educ — R   B   Hollingsworth 
City  Superintendent — J.  E    Kickman. 
Principal  High  School— A.  T.  StanselL 
Dom.  Sci.  and  Phy.  Cult— Miss  Pauline  K 
Davis. 


College  Station,  Brazos  Co.,  pop.  546. 

Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College  ot 
Texas,  couises  in  agncultuie,  engineer- 
ing and  aichitoeture,  slate,  est  1876, 
William  Bennett  Bizzell,  D  C  L ,  Presi- 
dent 

School  of  Engineering,  Agricultural  and 
Mechanical  College,  courses  in  architec- 
ture, civil,  mechanical,  electrical,  chem- 
ical, and  textile  engineering,  James  C. 
Nagle,  Dean 

Colorado,  Mitchell  Co.,  pop.  1,874. 

Ptes  Bd  Educ — J  M  Thomas 
Sec  Bd  Educ — S  D  Vaughan 
City  Superintendent— W  W  Hart 

Columbus,  Colorado  Co,  pop.  1,824*. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John   Hastedt 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    F    Dick 
City  Superintendent — W    A    Holland 
Principal  High  School — Omi  Thrower 

Comanche,  Comanche  Co.,  pop.  2,070. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    O    Clark 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — G    L    Sullivan 

City  Supei  mtendent — R    F   Holloway 

Comanche  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect.. 

W   F.  Rogers,  Ph    D.,  A.  M ,  Prin. 
Commerce,  Hunt  Co.,  pop.  2,818. 

Sec    Bd    Educ— W    W    Rogers 
City  Superintendent— A.  I*.  Day. 
Piincipal  High  School — J    Morris 
Supv    Music — Madam  Booth-Mayo 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    Stidham 
Draw    and  Pen' ship — Mrs    C    M    Wright 
Commercial — Frank  Riloy 

East  Texas  Normal  College;  normal  and 
prep.;  private,  co-ed.;  est.  1889;  W.  L. 
Mayo,  A.  B,  Pres 

Conroe,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  1,009. 

Pres   Bd   Educ — J    O   H   Bonnctte 
Sec   Bd    Educ — Dr   Hicks 
City  Superintendent — H.  N.  Anderson. 
Piincipal  High  School — J   D   Moncreif. 

Cooper,  Delta  Co.,  pop.  1,518. 
Pros   Bd   Educ — John  L,   Ratcliff. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — J    H    Newton. 
City  Superintendent — J.  H.  Newton. 
Manual  Training — T.  C    Cobb 
Supv    Music — Miss  Barvla  Walker 
Principal  High  School— T    C.  Cobb. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Sadie  DeLamar. 

Corpus  Christ!,  Nueces  Co.,  pop.  8,299. 
Pies    Bd.  Educ — H    H    Oralg,  Si- 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ — J   B    Chambers 
City  Superintendent — J    C    Tucker. 

Corslcana,  Navarro  Co.,  pop.  9,749. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — Sam  K>i  r 
City  Superintendent — John  EJ,  Blair. 
Principal  High  School — S    H    Whitley 

Crockett,  Houston  Co.,  pop.  2,612. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    W.  Hail 
Sec    Bd    Educ — James  S    Shivers 
City  Superintendent — Donald  McDonald. 
Principal  High  School — B    F.  Thomas 
Mary    Allen     Seminary     (colored);     glrl»» 
boarding;    nor    and    prep.,    Preab.;    est. 
1886;  Rev   H.  P.  T.  Bo*ue,  D.  D.,  Presi- 
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Crowell,  Foard  Co,  pop.  1,200. 

City  Supenntendent — T    A    Taggart 

Crowell  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ; 
H.  A.  Mayers,  Prin. 

Cuero,  Dewitt  Co.,  pop.  3,422. 

Pies    Bd    Bduc — S    F   Gi lines 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    W    Nagel 
City  Supenntendent — A    S   Bush 
Principal  High  School — J.  M.  Skinner. 
Supv.  Music — May  McDearmon. 
Physical  Culture — Eula  Pickard. 

Cumby,  Hopkins  Co.,  pop.  700. 

City  Supenntendent — J    H    McLeod 
Independent  Normal  College;   normal;  pri- 
vate, co-ed  ;  R.  L   Taylor,  Pres. 

Daingerfield,  Morris  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City  Superintendent — Thomas  B.  Price 

Dalhart,  Dallam  Co.,  pop.  2,250. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — A    M    Reese 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J   E,  Mooie 
City  Superintendent — J    A    Webb 

Dallas,  Dallas  Co.,  pop   92,104. 

Pies   Bd   Educ — J   M   McCormick 

Sec   Bd    Educ — C    M.  Moore. 

City  Superintendent — J    F   Kimball 

Supv   Music — Sudie  L  Williams 

Supv    Intermediate   Dept — J     F    Peeler 

Supv   Primary  Dept  — Gertrude  F  Goodrich 

Supv   Colored  Schools — Mrs   C   G   Wilson 

Diaw    and  Pen' ship — Lida  Hooe 

PUBLIC    HIGH    SCHOOLS 

Main  High  School,  Bryan  St  ,  N  R  Ciozier, 
Piincipal 

Oak  Cliff  High  School,  10th  and  Pattern, 
W  H  Adamson,  Principal 

Forest  Avenue  High  School,  E  B  Cau- 
thorn,  Principal 

Colored  High  School,  B  T  DarreH,  Prin- 
cipal 

Barnes  School  of  Anatomy,  Sanitary  Science 
&  Embalming,  co-ed  ,  est.  1890,  Hood  F. 
Smith,  Demonstrator,  1820  Main  Street 

Baylor  University,  College  of  Medicine; 
med.,  reg.;  co-ed.;  est.  1901;  Edward  H. 
Cary,  M.  D.,  Dean 

Baylor  University,  College  of  Pharmacy;  co- 
ed.; est.  1901;  E.  G.  Eberle,  Ph  G,  Dean. 

Dallas  Commercial  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
G.  A.  Harmon,  Pres. 

Dallas  Free  Kindergarten  Training  School; 
kind,  training;  women,  non-sect.;  est. 
1901;  Mary  King  Drew,  Prin.,  125  Cedar 
Springs  Road 

Dallas  Telegraph  College;  tel.;  co-ed.;  est. 

1888,    L     C     Robinson,    President,    605% 

Main  Street. 
Draughon'B  Practical  Business  College;  bus. 

and  sten  ,  est.  1891;  David  Luther  Lacy, 

Manager,  Main  and  Poydras  Streets. 
Highland    Park    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.; 

non-sect.;   Mrs    Joseph  Morgan,  Prin. 


Dallas — continue  d 

Laudon  Conservatory;  mus.;  est.  1899. 
Charles  W.  Laudon,  Director. 

Metropolitan  Business  College,  bus.  and 
sten  ,  est  1887,  A  Ragland,  Principal, 
1811  Commerce  Street 

St  Mary's  College,  college,  prep  ;  music, 
girls,  est  1889,  Episcopal. 

Southern  Methodist  University,  comprises 
College  of  Liberal  Arts,  School  of  Medi- 
cine, and  Pharmacy,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ,  R  S 
Hyer,  D  D ,  President 

Southern  Methodist  University,  Medical  De- 
partment, med  and  phar,,  reg  ;  co-ed  ; 
est  1903,  John  0  McReynolds,  M.  D,  LL. 
D ,  Dean,  1420  Hall  Street 

Southern  Methodist  University,  School  of 
Pharmacy,  two-year  course,  co-ed  ,  est. 
1901,  Jacob  Schrodt,  Ph.  G.,  Professor. 

State  Dental  College;  co-ed,;  est.  1905;  T. 
G.  Bradford,  D.  D.  S ,  M.  D.,  Dean. 

Terrill  School,  piep. ,  boys;  non-sect;  est. 
1908;  Mentor  B  Terrill,  Pres. 

University  of  Dallas,  col  ,  prep  ,  men;  R. 
C  ,  courses  in  mechanical,  electrical  and 
civil  engineering,  Rev  Patrick  A  Fin- 
ney,  Ph  D,  Pres 

Ursuline  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  R.  C.; 
est  1874;  Mother  M  Evangelist,  Prioress. 

Wesley  College;  coll  and  prep.;  M.  E.; 
est.  1912;  President. 

Decatur,  Wise  Co.,  pop.  1,562. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    F    Gibson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    A    Simmons 
City  Superintendent — H    W    Barton 
Pnneipal  High  School — W  H   Galloway. 

Decatur  Baptist   College;   cojl.    and  prep.; 

co-ed  ,    Bapt  ,    est     1898;    Rev.    William 
Charles  Carver,  President. 

Del  Rio,  Valverde  Co.,  pop.  4,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    F    Orr 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C    O    Fokes 

City  Superintendent — W    F    Jourdan 

Denison,  Grayson  Co.,  pop.  13,632. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — B    F    Lindsay 

Sec   Bd   Educ — Mrs    J   B   Poston 

City  Superintendent — Frank  B    Hughes. 

Sherman  Business  College,  bus,  sten  ;  H. 
A  Ivey,  Principal 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College;  bus. 
and  sten  ,  est.  1889,  J.  W.  Adamson, 
Manager 

HarshaWs  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ;  Geo.  L.  Harshaw,  Prin. 

Denton,  Denton  Co.,  pop.  4,732. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— -D.   K.  Allison. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    L.  McCormick. 
City  Superintendent — J   W   Beaty 
Principal  High  School — A.   Logan. 


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Dent  on—continued 
College  of  Industrial  Arts;  indust  ,  women; 

est   1903,  F   M   Bralley,  President 
North  Texas  State  Normal  College;  normal; 
state;    co-ed.;    est.    1901;    W.    H.    Bruce. 
Priii. 

Detroit,  Bed  River  Co.,  pop.  1,056. 

City   Superintendent — S    R    Terry 

Detroit  Normal  School;   normal;  state,   co- 
ed ,  J   Ray,  Pres. 

Dublin,  Erath  Co.,  pop.  2,370. 

Pres    Bd    ESduc  — J    B    Hickman 
Sec    Bd.  Educ  — J    S    Daley 
City  Superintendent — S    L   Wolfe 
Puncipal  Higrh   School — W    E    Hawkins 

Abrahams*  Practical  Business  College;  bus. 
and  sten.;  E    W.  Abrahams,  Prin. 

Eagle   Iiake,    Colorado    Co.,    pop.    1,250. 

City  Supeimtendent — J    H    Morgan 

Eagle  Pass,  Maverick  Co.,  pop.   2,729. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W.  A.    Bonnet. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    L    C    DeBona 
City  Superintendent — George  M,  Snyder. 

Edna,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  1,144. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    A    Brunett 
Sec   Bd.  Educ  — M.  D    Pumphrey 
City  Superintendent — J    P.  Johnson 
Principal  High  School — D    T.  Turbyflll. 
Supv,  Music — Miss  Enid  Laughter. 

El  Campo,  Wharton  Co.,  pop.  1,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    F    Bates 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    E    Evans 

City  Superintendent — Asa  W   Grlggs 

Elgin,  Bastrop  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    Neel 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — D    S    Lively 
City  Superintendent — J    H    Hicks 

El  Paso,  El  Paso  Co.,  pop.  39,279. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    M    Whitaker 

Sec    Bd    Educ — S.   J    Freudenthal 

City  Superintendent — R.  J.  Tighe. 

Asst     Superintendent — Mrs     Inez   Parker 

Supervisor  Music — Elizabeth  Doak 

Man  Train,  and  Dom   Science — W   A  Burk 

Physical  Culture — W    B    Pearson 

Penmanship — 'Cora  Larson 

Drawing — Mrs    Edith  L    Mee 

Commercial — R.  E.  Seay 

Kindergarten — Lulu  Jones 

Elementary — Mrs    Inez  Parker 

PUBLIC  HIGH   SCHOOLS 
El   Paso  High   School,   cor    Ange  and  High, 

Sts.,  A   H  Hughey,  Principal. 
Colored   High    School,    4th   and    S     Kansas, 

William  Coleman,  Principal 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College;  bus. 

and  sten.;  R.  p.  Davis,  Manager. 
El  Paso  School  for  Girls;   girls'  boarding; 

non-sect  ,  est.  1910,  Miss  OWL    Slater, 

Principal. 


Ei   Paso — continued 

International  Business  College,  bus.  and 
sten  ,  est  1898,  Joseph  P.  Mullin,  Presi- 
dent 

St  Joseph's  Academy,  girls*  day,  H  C.;  est. 
1892,  Sister  M.  Barbara,  Prin 

State  School  of  Mines  and  Metallurgy, 
branch  of  University  of  Texas,  est  1914, 
S  H  Won  ell,  Dean 

Ennis,  Ellis  Co.,  pop.  5,669. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — John  N    Sharp 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    D    King 

City  Superintendent — J.  D.  Coghlan. 

Farmersville,  Collin  Co.,  pop.  1,856. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — I    F    Coffey 
Sec    Bd    Educ — K    L    Moulden 
City  Supeimtendent — W   A    Canon 

Ferris,  Ellis  Co.,  pop.  904. 

City  Superintendent — D    B    Roark 
Ferris    Institute;    prep  ;    co-ed.,    non-sect.; 
A    C    Speer,  Prin. 

Flatonia,  Fayette  Co.,  pop.  1,310. 

City   Superintendent — J    H     Wooten 

Floresville,  Wilson  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

City  Superintendent — W    B    Toone 

Floydada,  Floyd  Co.,  pop.  650. 

City  Superintendent — F   E    Savage 

Floydada  Presbyterian  College,  coll.;  co- 
ed ;  Presb.,  est.  1911;  President. 

Forney,  Kaufman  Co.,  pop.  1,165. 

Pres    Bd,  Educ  — D    H.  Hudgins 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William  Dozier 
City  Superintendent — H    E    Gable 
Principal  High  School — Miss  Will  Davis 

Fort  Worth,  Tarrant  Co.,  pop.   73,312. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — Dr   Clay  Johnson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    W    Strain 
City  Superintendent — M    H    Moore 
Asst    Superintendent — E    E    Edwards 
Supv    Music — Alva  V    Lochead. 
Manual  Training — C   M    Haynes 
Domestic  Science — -Mrs   J   W   Campbell 
Physical   Culture — Margaret  Hudson 
Pen'ship  and  Drawing — F    O    Putnam 
Commercial — R    C    Cain 
Kindergarten — Ella  Black 

PUBLIC   HIGH   SCHOOLS 
Fort  Worth  High   School,    Jennings  St  ,   R 

L    Paschal,  Principal 
North    Fort   Worth    High    School,    21st   and 

Refugio,  A    B    Fmcher,   Principal 

All  Saints  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  R.  C  , 
Mother  Mary  Bernardelle,  Superioress. 

Arlington  Heights  College;  girls'  boarding;, 
non-sect.;  Rev.  Edward  Thompson,  Pres 

Brautley-Draughon  Business  College,  bus, 
sten  and  tel  ,  est  1904,  J  T.  Brantley, 
President,  611%  Main  Street 

Bryant  School  for  Boys;  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1912;  William  Cullen  Bry- 
ant, Director. 

Farmer's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1912,  Frederick  A.  Farmer,  Presi- 
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Fort  Worth — continued 

Fort  Worth  Hebrew  School,  day,  co-ed  , 
Hebrew,  est  3907,  David  Goldberg,  B.  A, 
Principal 

Fort  Worth  Industrial  and  Mechanical  Col- 
lege (colored),  boarding  and  day,  co-ed.f 
est  1881,  Major  J  Johnson,  President. 

Our  Lady  of  Victory  College  and  Academy, 
girls'  boarding,  R  C  ,  Sister  Mary  Mar- 
guerite, Superioress 

St  Ignatius  Academy;  girls'  boarding,  B. 
C  ;  Sister  Helen,  Superioress 

St  Andrew's  Select  School  for  Girls,  prep 
day,  Miss  Cora  B  Fitzhugh,  Principal 

Sims'  School  10  Boys,  prep  day;  John  G 
Sims,  Principal 

Southwestern  Baptist  Theological  Seminary, 
theol  ,  Bapt ,  Rev  B  H.  Carroll,  Presi- 
dent 

Texas  Christian  University,  comprises  Col- 
lege, Academy,  College  of  the  Bible,  of 
Fine  Arts,  of  Business,  of  Medicine;  co- 
ed ,  Christian,  est  1873,  Frederick  D 
Kershner,  LL  D ,  President 

Texas  Christian  University,  College  of  Fine 
Arts,  courses  in  music,  art,  oratory;  Carl 
Beutel,  Director. 

Texas  Christian  University,  College  of  Busi- 
ness, bus  and  sten  ,  Basil  A  Hayes,  Su- 
perintendent 

Texas  Christian  University,  School  of  Phar- 
macy; co-ed  ;  est  1906;  R.  H  Needham, 
Dean. 

Texas  Christian  University,  College  of  Med- 
icine, men,  est  1894,  S  A  Woodward, 
M  D  ,  Dean 

Texas  Woman's  College,  girls'  boarding, 
M  B  So  ;  est  1891,  Rev  H  A.  Boaz,  M 
A  ,  Presiden. 

Fredericksburg,  Gillisple  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

Prin.  H.  S. — Henry  Lott, 

Gainesville,   Cooke  Co.,  pop.  7,624. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — S    J    Kennerley 
Sec.  Bd   Educ— -Mrs  C  S.  Patchell. 
City  Superintendent — O    R    Anderson 
Principal  High  School— B.  C.  McDonald. 
Supv.  Mus   and  Draw. — Mrs.  B   L.  Meredith. 

Gainesville  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.; 
est.  1895,  S.  R  Smith,  Prin. 

St  Mary's  Day  School;  prep*;  co-ed.;  R 
C  ;  est.  1902,  Sister  Mary  Alfred,  Prin- 
cipal. 

Galveston,  Galveston  Co.,  pop.  36,981. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — I    Lovenberg 
Sec    Bd.  Educ. — Edwin  Bruce. 
City  Superintendent — John  W.  Hopkins. 
Principal  High  School— W.  A.  Jamefl. 
Supv.  Music— Miss  Elfleva  Llttlejohn. 
Manual  Training— O    A.  Tearney. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Helen  T.  Lister. 
Drawing— Hattie  Wiltig 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College;  bus. 
and  sten  ,  est  1891,  Paul  E  Cooper, 
Manager. 


Gal\  eston — continued 
St.  Joseph's  Convent;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  R.  C  ; 

Sister  Mary,  Prin. 
St     Mary's    University,    college    and    high 

school,    men,    R     C,    est.    1854;    Rev.    E. 

A    Fields,   S    J.,  Pres 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  girls*  boarding,  R 

C  ,    Mother   Pauline,   Superioress,    Market 

and  16th  Sts 
University   of  Texas,   Medical   Department; 

med  ;  reg  ,  co-ed.;  est.  1891;  William  S. 

Carter,   M    D ,   Dean. 
University  of  Texas,   School   of  .Pharmacy; 

phar  ,  co-ed  ,   est     1893,   Dr   *W.   S    Car- 
ter, Dean. 
Ursulme    Convent,    girls'    boarding,    R.    C  ; 

Mother   St     Agnes,    Prin. 

Garland,  Dallas  Co ,  pop.  1,000. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    P    Peavy 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Peter  Handley. 
City  Superintendent — S   M   Lloyd 
Principal  High  School — M    H   Weineit 

Gatesvllle,  Coryell  Co.,  pop.   1,950. 

City  Superintendent — G    W    Harris 

Georgetown,  Somervell  Co.,  pop.  2,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    W    Wilcox 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    H    Thompson 
City  Superintendent — John  W    Clark 
Principal  High  School — Thomas  E     Lee 
Supv    Music — Mrs   N    M    Wilcox. 
Manual  Training — T.  E    Lee 

Southwestern  University;  coll  ;  co-ed.;  M. 
E.  So.;  est.  1873;  Rev.  Charles  McDyerre 
Bishop,  D.  D.,  Preg. 

Giddings,  Lee  Co.,  pop.  1,375. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — R    D    Heck 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    B    Hillsman 
City  Superintendent — "W.  G    Walley. 

Principal  High  School — Claud  Todd 
Physical  Culture — Claud  Todd 
Drawing — Miss  Inez   Kelly 
Penmanship — Anna  Silvers tein. 

Gilmer,  Upshur  Co.,  pop.  1,484. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H.  Connell 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Eleanor  Young 
City  Superintendent — I,  A    Caston 
Piincipal  High  School— W    D    Blair. 

Goldthwalte,  Mills  Co.,  pop.  1,282. 

City  Superintendent — F   E    Norton 

Gonzales,  Gonzales  Co.,  pop.  4,297. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    C    Brenner 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    D    Smith 
City  Superintendent — W    E.  Patty 

Goodnight,  Armstrong  County. 

Goodnight  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed  ,  Bapt., 
A  H.  Thornton,  President. 

Graham,  Young  Co.,  pop.  1,569. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ. — J.  T.  Rickman. 
Sec.   Bd.   Educ — E.    S     Graham 
City   Superintendent — Edgar  McLendon. 
Principal  High  School — E.  L.  Howell. 


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Granbnry,  Hood  Co,  pop.  1,410. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — William  Riley 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — G    L    Pate 

City  Superintendent — R    P    Jarett 

Principal  High  School — R   A    Caraway 

Grand  View,  Johnson  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

City  Superintendent — N    O    Robbing 

Granger,  Williamson  Co.,  pop.  1,506. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    S    Fox 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Claude  J    Tier 
City  Superintendent — D    H    Womack 
Principal   High    School — W    J    Lewis 

Grapevine,  Tarrant  Co.,  pop.  762. 

City  Superintendent — E    S    Farrington. 

Grapevine  College;  prep.,  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
G  T.  Bludworth,  Pi  in 

Greenville,  Hunt  Co.,  pop.  8,850. 

Pres    Bd   Educ — E    T    Speaks 

Sec    Bd    Educ — M    B    HariPll 

City  Superintendent — Louis  C.   Gee. 

Principal  High  School — B   E    Masters 

Supv    Music — Mrs    Carrie  Long 

Penmanship  and  Drawing — F   F    Wildish 

Burleson  College,  coll.,   co-ed.;  Bapt.;   est. 

1893,    E    L    Compere,   A    B,    Pres. 
Greenville    Business    University;    bus.    and 

sten.;  est.  1906;  J.  W.  Farrell  and  J.  H. 

Hardle,  Principals,   245  West  Lee  St. 
Wesley  College;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  M   E ,  C.  S  ; 

est.    1912,    Rev    David  H.   Aston,    A.   M, 

Ph     D,    President. 

Greenwood,  Wise  Co.,  pop.  400. 

Greenwood  Male  and  Female  College;  prep  ; 
agri  and  com'l;  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est. 
1892,  William  H.  Carney,  A.  M.,  Presi- 
dent. 

Groesbeck,  Limestone  Co.,  pop.  1,462. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — John  Heck 
Sec.   Bd    Educ — Noble  Groves 
City  Superintendent — A    H    Wilcox 
Pimcipal  High  School — A    C   Allison 
Drawing — Mrs    Cora  Ferguson 

Groveton,  Trinity  Co.,  pop.  1,076. 

City  Superintendent — N    H    Phillips 

Guthrie,  King:  Co ,  pop    160. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S.  L    Groves 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ — W.  L    McLaren 
City  Superintendent — O    C    Southall 
Supv    Music — Mrs,  J    F    Witherspoon 

Hallettsville,  Lavaca  Co.,  pop.  1,370. 

City  Superintendent — H    K   Williams 

Hamilton,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  1,225. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Joseph  E    Williams 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ — J    B   Winn 
City  Superintendent — T    L   Vance 
Principal  High  School — R   D   Foster 

Hamlin,  Jones  Co.,  pop.  12,000. 

Pre's    Bd    Educ — W.  Green 

Sffc.  Bd   Educ — W   A   Albntton 

City  Superintendent — W    H    La  Rogue 

Principal  High  School — W    H.  LaRoque 

Supv.    Music — Miss   Bulah    Burkett 


Haskell,  Haskell  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

Pi  os    Bd     Educ  —  M    A     Clilton 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Will  Marr 

City  Superintendent  —  R    J    Tunentme 


Hearne,  Robertson.  Co,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  R    D    Wray 

Sec     Bd    Educ—  I    D    Hall 

City  Superintendent  —  F    L    Hodges 

Principal  High   School  —  C    G    Dotson 

Hempstead,  Waller  Co.,  pop.  1,849. 

Pies   Bd    Educ  —  Ben  Bader 

Sec     Bd    Educ  —  J     A     Foster 

City  Superintendent  —  J    B    Oliphant 

Henderson,  Ruck  Co.,  pop.  1,750* 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  R    T    Bi  own 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Lon  A    Smith 
City  Superintendent—  P.  B.  Bittle. 
Principal  High  School  —  C   A   Lamer 

Henderson  Normal  School,  nor.;  co-ed.;  est 
1896,  Thomas  Russell  Day,  A.  B.  Pritt. 

Henrietta,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  1,750. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J.  H    Fernss 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  T    H    Marbeny 
City  Superintendent  —  C    F   Walker 
Principal  High  School  —  H.   M    Muse 
Supv    Music  —  Lura  Brown 
Elocution  —  Lois  Wantland 

Hereford,  Deaf  Smith  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    W.  Barnett 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  —  H.  C    Myrlck 
City  Superintendent  —  J    H    Blight 
Principal  High  School  —  W    S   McClurg. 
Supv   Music  —  Misses  Jennie  &  Edwards 

Hereford   College,    prep  ,   co-ed  ,   Christian, 
Principal 

Hico,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.  1,480. 

City   Superintendent  —  C    C     Comer 

Hlllsboro,  Hill  Co*,  pop.  6,115. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  O    G    Bowman 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  A    W    Young 

City  Superintendent  —  Thomas  D.  Brooki. 

Principal  High  School  —  W.  T    Lonand. 

Domestic  Science  —  Miss  Inez  Alderson. 

Culbertson    Select    School;    prep.;    co-ed.; 
non-sect  ;  W.  A.  Culbertson.  Prin. 

Hondo,  Medina  Co.,  pop.  1,825. 

City  Superintendent  —  P    B    Peterson 

Honey  Grove,  Fannln  Co.,  pop.  2,483. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  W    B    Vaughan 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  C    B    Trout 
CJity  Superintendent—  W   L    Willis 
Principal  High  School  —  L    F    Connell 
Supv    Music  —  Mrs    Catherine  G    King. 

Wall   School;  boys'   boarding;    S    V.    Wall, 
Frin. 


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Houston,  Harris  Co.,  pop.  78,800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Rufus  Cage. 
Sec   Bd   Educ — A.  S.  Cleveland. 
City  Superintendent — Paul  W    Horn. 
Supv    Music — Effle  Haiman 
Manual  Training — E    M    Wyatt. 
Domestic  Science — Ada  Ganse 
Physical  Culture — J    K    Staples. 
Drawing — Miss  Pearl  Rucker 
Penmanship — Anna  Kelso 
Commercial — Elizabeth  Hunter. 
Kindergarten — Helen  Wilson. 

PUBLIC   HIGH    SCHOOLS 

Colored  High  School,  San  Felipe  St  ,  J  D 
Ryan,  Puncipal 

North  Side  Junioi  High  School,  Cochran 
and  Noble,  H  N  Shopstell,  Principal 

Senior  High  School,  Rusk  and  Caroline, 
W  G  Smiley,  Puncipal 

South  Side  Junior  High  School,  Holman 
and  Austin,  F  M  Black,  Principal 

West  End  Junior  High  School,  Bramner 
St  ,  W  B  Davis,  Principal 


Barnett  School;  prep;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
est.  1903;  W.  W.  Barnett,  B.  S,  Prin., 
906  Milan  St. 

Draughons  Practical  Business  College,  bus 
and  sten  ,  P  E  Townsley,  Manager 

Houston  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  Bapt  ;  est. 
1885;  F  W  Gross,  President. 

Massey  Business  College,  The;  bus  and 
•ten.;  est.  1889;  G.  F.  Beutel,  Pres.,  1106 
Rush  Ave. 

Prosso  Preparatory  School,  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1900,  James  P  Richardson, 
Ph  D ,  Headmaster 

St.  Agnes  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R  C.; 
Sister  Superior. 

St.  Thomas  College;  coll.;  R.  C.;  men;  est. 
1900;  Rev.  F.  G.  Powell,  Pres,  2309  Aus- 
tin Ave. 

Texas  Dental  College,  men;  est.  1905;  O. 
F.  Gamboti,  D.  D.  S.,  Dean. 

William  M  Rice  Institute;  coll.  and  tech.; 
non-sect.;  co-ed  ;  est.  1912;  Edgar  O. 
Lovett,  LL.  D..  Pres. 


Houston  Heights,  Harris  Co.,  pop.  0,984. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — O    P    Woodburn. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — K    C    Barkley 
City  Superintendent — S    P    Waltrip 
Principal  High  School — L.  E    King    , 
Manual   Training — I.    S     Blair. 
Domestic  Science — Mary  F.  Sears 

Hubbard,  Hill  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — H.  C  Bishop 
Sec  Bd  Educ — John  E  Bryan 
City  Superintendent — S  B  Foster. 


Huntsville,  Walker  Co.,  pop.  2,485. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  —  J    G    Ashfoid 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  G    A    Odam 
City   Superintendent  —  G     A     Odam 
Puncipa]  High  School  —  C    A    Puckett 
Sup~v      Music  —  Elizabeth    Meachum 
Manual  Training  —  A    B    Mays 
Domestic    Science  —  Miss   Jess   Hams 
Diaxvmg  —  Anna   C     Loving 

Sam    Houston    Normal    Institute,    normal; 
state,  co-ed.,  est    1879,  H.  F.  Estill,  Prin. 

Italy,  Sills  Co.,  pop.  1,325. 

City  Supei  intendent  —  T    P    Mallard 

Jacksboro,  Jack  Co.,  pop.  1,311. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  H    C    McClure 
See    Bd    Educ  —  E    M    Davidson 
City  Superintendent  —  C    Z    Timmons 
Principal  High  School  —  G    C    Good 

Jacksonville,  Cherokee  Co.,  pop.  2,175. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  P    D    Tuiner 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  L    W    Carroll 

City  Superintendent  —  B    J    Albrltton 

Principal   High   School  —  Carrie   B.   Sterrett. 

Supv    Music  —  Bessie   Whitfield 

Domestic    Science  —  Lela    Simmons 

Com'l    &   Stenog'y  —  Willie   T    Harris 

Alexander   Collegiate    Institute,    prep.;    co- 
ed ,  M    E    So  ,  M    L    Lefler,  President 

Jasper,  Jasper  Co.,  pop.  473. 

Southwest    Texas    College,     prep.;     co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  J    H,   Synnott,   Prin. 

Jefferson,  Marion  Co  ,  pop.  3,515. 

City   Superintendent  —  Lewis    Smith 
Kaufman,  Kaufman  Co.,  pop.  2,878* 

Pies  Bd  Educ  —  J  J  Gibbs 
Sec  Bd  Educ  —  C  B  Harton 
City  Superintendent  —  O.  P.  Norman. 

Kenedy,  Karnes  Co  ,  pop.  1,050. 

City  Superintendent  —  C    G    Hallmark 

Kerrvllle,  Kerr  Co.,  pop.  1,423. 

Pies   Bd   Educ  —  W   A    Fawcett. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  T    C    Johnston 
City  Superintendent  —  E    E    Bagwell 
Principal  High  School  —  Mrs   Docia  Johnson 
Manual   Training  —  George  M    Hargrave. 
Domestic  Science  —  M.  Louise  McCormick. 

Ladonla,  Fannln  Co.,  pop.  1,409. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    D    Tialev 
Sec    Bd    Educ—  J    R    McFarland. 
City  Superintendent  —  P   A   Rawlms 

JLagranare,  Fayette  Co.,  pop.  2,302. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  —  H    W.  F   Meyer 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  George  Krengel 
City  Superintendent—  W.  J 


Lampasas,  Lampasas  Co.,  pop.  2,107. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  —  J    N    Manuel. 
City  Superintendent—  G.  D.  Scott. 

St  Dominic's  Villa;  girls'  boarding;  R.  C.: 
est.  1900;  Mother  M.  Pauline. 


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Lancaster,  Dallas  Co.,  pop.  1,045. 

City  Superintendent — W    C    Carroll 

Lancaster  Military  Academy;  boys,  non- 
sect.;  George  Wharton,  Supt 

La  Porte,  Harris  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

City  Superintendent — H    Chadwick 

Laredo,  Webb  Co.,  pop.  14,855. 

Pres    Bd   JEduc  — M    S    Ryan 
Sec    Bd.  Educ  — A    J    Barthelow 
City  Superintendent — L.  J.  Christen. 
Principal  High  School — Kate  Tarver 

Laredo  Seminary,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  boarding. 
M  E  So  ,  est  1882,  James  Marshall 
Skinner,  Ph  D,  President. 

Llano,  Llano  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

City  Superintendent — D    F    McCallum 

Lockhart,  Caldwell  Co.,  pop.  2,945. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — A    D    Mebane 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    P    Horner 

City  Superintendent — R    T   Pritchett 

Longview,  Gregg  Co.,  pop.  5,155. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    N    Wooten 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    H    Hurst 
City  Superintendent — Samuel  J.  Blocker. 
Principal  High  School — L    W    Morton 
Supv    Music  and  Phy    Culture — Annie  Stark 
Foster 

Lott,  Falls  Co  ,  pop.  1,125. 

City  Superintendent — J.  D    Me  Williams 

Lubbock,  Lubbock  Co.,  pop.  1,850. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    F    Schenck 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    S    Posey 

City  Superintendent — M    M    Dupree 

Principal  High  School — George  Atkinson 

Lnfkln,  Angelina  Co.,  pop.  2,475. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — T.  A    Tajlor 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    F    Thompson 
City  Superintendent — S    W    Dirlckson 
Principal  High  School — C    J  Armstrong 
Manual  Training — Ella  B    Cain. 

Luling,  Caldwell  Co.,  pop.  1,349. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — C    E    Lipscomb 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F    Wilson,  Ji 
City  Superintendent — J   W   Peeler 
Principal  High  School — J    S   Wood 

McGregor,  McLennan  Co.,  pop.  1,435. 

City  Superintendent — H    P    Walker 

McKinney,   Collln  Co.,  pop.  4,342. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    A    Scott 
Sec    Bd.  Educ.— J.  W.  Webb. 
City  Superintendent — J    S    Carlisle 
Principal  High  School — F.  G   Jones. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Anna  Maxwell 

Jones  Academy;  prep ,  co-ed ;  non-sect 
Franklin  G.  Jones,  A  B ,  Pres  (Successo: 
to  Hawthorne  Academy). 

Marlin,  Falls  Co.,  pop.  3,092. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    P    Robertson 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W   T    Goode. 

City  Superintendent — A    C   Ferguson 


Marshall,  Harrison  Co ,  pop.  11,452. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — H    H    Taylor 

Sec.  Bd   Educ — Sam  B.  Wood 

City  Superintendent — J    P    Glasgow 

Principal  High  School — J  S.  Bullington. 

Supv    Mus    and  Draw — Miss  Millie  Yocker. 

Manual  Training — M    H    Powell 

Primary — Josie   Middlebrook 

Manual  Training — M   H    Powell. 

Domestic  Science — Miss  Marion  Comb  rooks. 

Agriculture — J     B     Rutland 

Bishop  College  (colored) ;  coll  ;  co-ed  ; 
Bapt.,  est  1881;  C.  H  Maxson,  B  S. 
B  D,  Pres 

Masonic  Institute;  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ;  W.  C  Parham,  Prin. 

Wiley  University  (colored),  coll  ;  co-ed  , 
M  E  ,  est  1873.  Rev  M.  W.  Dogan,  Ph 
D,  Pres. 

Mart,  McLennan  Co.,  pop.  2,400. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — N    P    Gillispie 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — T    M    Wilson 

City  Superintendent — Edgar  McLendon 

Principal  High  School — I   K    Stephens 

Supv    Music — Mary  Spencer 

Supv    Art— -Phillippa  Cuny 

Commercial — C    A    Reed 

Mason,  Mason  Co.,  pop.  1,137. 

City  Superintendent — R    H    Long 

Memphis,  Hall  Co.,  pop.  1,600. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — H  E  Deavei 
Sec  Bd  Educ — R  L  Madden 
City  Superintendent — J  W  Hamilton 

Merkel,  Taylor  Co.,  pop.  1,550. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J   S    Swann 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H    Wai  nick 
City  Superintendent — B    T    Cox 

Mexia,  Limestone  Co,  pop.  2,393. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  R    Corley 
Sec   Bd.  Educ  — Walter  Cosnahan 
City  Superintendent — W    T    Adams 
Principal  High  School — Mattie  R    Watson 
Supv    Art — Marion  E    Blanchard 

Midland,  Midland  Co.,  pop.  1,450. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Charles  Gibbs 
City  Superintendent — W.  W    Lackey. 

Midland   College,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    Christian, 
Principal. 

Miles,   Runnels  Co.,  pop.   1,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — G    W    Reeder 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    E    Davis 
City  Superintendent — John  C    Wells 
Principal  High  School— H   W.  May 
Supv    Music — Ethel  Motley 

Minden,  Rusk  Co.,  pop.  227. 

Hock    Hill    Institute;    prep  ;    co-ed.;    non- 
sect;  est  1883;  Allen  H.  Menafee,  Prin. 

Mineola,  Wood  Co.,  pop.  1,725. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — G   F   Flynt 
Sec    Bd    Educ — M   H   Landers 
City  Superintendent — P    E    Wallace 


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Mineral  Wells,  Palo  Pinto  Go,  pop.  2,750. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — Joel  D    Crantoid 
Sec    Bd    Bduc  — J    E    St    Clalr 
City   Superintendent — B    O.   McNew 
Principal  High   School — B    M    Dmsmoie 
Music  and  Di  awing — Eula  Strain 

Mount  Pleasant,  Titus  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — J    G     Varnei 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    A    Ward 

Oity  Superintendent — A    V    Peteison 

Mount  Sylvan,  Smith  Go ,  pop.  181. 

City  Supenntendent — W   B    Thomas 

Rosedale     Academy,     prep  ;     co-ed  ,     non- 
sect.,  J.  W   Adamaon,  Prin. 

Nacogrdoches,  Nacogdoches  Go.,  pop.  3,369. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Robert  C    Monk 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C.  A    Hodges. 
City  Superintendent — R.  F.  Davis. 

Navasota,  Grimes  Co,  pop.  3,857. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — J    D    Franklow 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — J     Youens 

City  Superintendent — J    Thomas  Davis 

Pimcipal  High   School — D    G    Andie\vs 

Manual    Training — L     S     Barrett 

Domestic  Science — Miss  Reoh  Callis. 

New  Braunfels,  Comal  Co,  pop.  3,165. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Jos    Faust 

Sec     Bd    Educ  — C    V    Wlndwehen 

Principal  High   School — Bodo  Holekamp 

Omen,  Smith  Co.,  pop.  368. 

Pics    Bd    Educ — R    O    Collm 

Sec    Bd    Educ — B    T    Biyant 

City  Supenntendent — O    P    Moore 

Summer   Hill    Business    College,    bus.    and 

sten.;  Rev    N    Smylie,  Pres. 
Summer   Hill    School;    prep  ,    co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;   A    W.   Orr,  Prin. 

Orange,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  5,527. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Robert  Bradbury. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — G    W    Curtis 
City  Superintendent — E    B    Stover 
Principal  High  School — Miss  Helen  Carr. 

Palacious,  Natagrorda  County 

Palacious    Academy,    prep  ,    co-ed  ;    Bapt., 
M    M.  Wolfe,  A.  B,   Principal 

Palestine,  Anderson  Co.,  pop.  10,48?* 

Pies    Bd    Educ — P    H.  Hughes 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    A    Sterne 

City  Superintendent — Luther  B    Gill. 

Principal  High  School— A    H    Fulbright 

Paris,  Lamar  Co.,  pop.  11,269. 

Pres   Bd.  Bduc. — T.  G.  Henley. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    J    Dickeison 
City  Superintendent — Judge  G.  Wooten 
Principal  High   School — E    L    Dohoney,   Ji 
Supv   Music — Miss  Helen  Zenor. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Grace  "Watkins. 
Man.  Tr.  and  Draw. — C.  C.  Wllkin. 
Drawing — Irene  Granbery. 


Penlel,  Hunt  Co.,  pop.  150. 

Peniel  University,  prep,  theol ,  music,  co- 
ed ,  Nazarme,  est  1899,  Rev  James  B. 
Chapman,  A  B ,  President 

Pilot  Point,  Denton  Co.,  pop.  1,475. 

City   Supeuntendent — A     D     Willis 

Pittsburg,  Camp  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — E     W     Lightioot 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Phillip  Dollmski 
City  Superintendent — B    C   Campbell 

Jeff  Davis  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ; 
est  1885;  S  E  Watson,  Free. 

Plainvlew,  Hale  Go.,  pop.  3,000. 

Pies  Bd  Educ — W  C  Mathes 
Sec  Bd  Educ  — Ernest  Spencer 
City  Superintendent — J  W  Campbell 

Seth  Ward  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  boarding; 
M  E  ,  est  1909,  W  M  Pearce,  President. 

Port  Arthur,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  7,663. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    E    Banker 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    Hughen. 
City  Superintendent — G    M    Simma 
Principal  High  Schol — B    W.  Bartholomae. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Ethel  Heningway. 
Manual   Training — G-     E.    Carter 
Physical    Culture — G-    W.   Vaught. 
Drawing — Miss    Maud   Jones 
Penmanship — Miss  Lucy  Lamon 

Port  Arthur  College,  coll,  prep,  bus,  fine 
arts,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  Rev  Arthur  J. 
Pi  ice,  S  T  B ,  Pi  esident 

Port  Lavaca,  Calhoun  Co ,  pop.  1,400. 

Pies    Bd.  Educ — W.  T    Hollaxnon 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    D    Grain 

City  Supenntendent — J    W    Hamlett 

Principal   High    School — Miss   R     Rubert 

Prairie  View,  Waller  Co.,  pop.  100 

Prairie  View  State  Normal  and  Industrial 
College  (colored);  normal,  state;  co-ed.; 
I  M  Terrell,  President 

Quanah,  Hardeman  Co.,  pop.  1,725. 

Pies    Bd.  Educ — D    F   Griffith 

Sec    Bd    Educ — D    B    McGee 

City  Superintendent — J    W    O'Banion 

Bockdale,  Milam  Co.,  pop.  2,515. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — Andrew  Peiry. 
Sec    Bd    Educ —Will  Coffield 
City  Superintendent — C.  G   Green 
Principal  High  School — R    L    Grogan 

Rosebud,  Falls  Go.,  pop.  1,750. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Z     T.    Booth. 
Sec     Bd     Educ — E     A.    Donaldson. 
City  Supeiintendent — W    H    Woodley 
Principal  High   School — J    H    Armitage. 

Busk,  Cherokee  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

Pros    Bd.  Educ  — F    B    Guinn 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    M    Vinmg 
City  Superintendent — H    H    Pfarr 
Pimcipal  High  School — H   C   Duff 


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Rusk — continued 

Husk  Baptist  College,  prep    and  mnior  col- 
lege,   co-ed  ,    est     1895,    Rev    Hardee   R 
Chapman,    B     A ,    President. 
Rusk  Masonic  Institute,   prep  ,   co-ed  ,   est* 
1871,   C    F    Gibson,   Prln. 

Salado,  Bell  Co.,  pop.  471. 

City  Supenntendent — W   S   Pence 

Thomas  Arnold  High  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  , 
non-sect  .  S  J  Jones  and  T  J  Witt. 

San  Angrelo,  Tom  Green  Co ,  pop.  10,321. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — S    W    March 
Sec    Bd    Educ— Dr   W   P.  Menzies. 
City  Superintendent — Felix  E.  Smith. 
Pnncipal  High  School — H.  O.  Jones. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Hattie  Higgins. 
Manual  Training— V.  J    Smith. 
Domestic  Sci — Miss  Jennie  Kaestner. 
Drawing— Miss  Ella  Fisher. 

San  Antonio,  Bexar  Co.,  pop.  90,614. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Walton  D    Hood 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    G    Bechtel 
Business  Agent — Paul  Scholz 
City  Superintendent — Charles  S'    Meek 
Supv.  Music — Mrs    Lula  Griesenbeck. 
Manual  Training — N    S    Hunsdon. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Emma  Pirle. 
Drawing— Nellie  Lytle. 
Commercial — Marshall   Johnston. 
Physical   Culture — Kathenne  Cleaver 

PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS 
Breckenndge    High    School,    S     Alamo    St  , 

F.  M   Halbedl,  Principal. 
Mam  Avenue   High    School,   Main  Ave  ,   H 

H    Ryan,   Principal 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  the  Lake;  girls' 
boarding;  R  C  ;  Mother  M.  Florence. 

Alamo  City  Commercial  College;  bus  and 
sten  ,  Shafer  &  Downey,  Prests 

Bonn- Avon  School  for  Girls;  girls'  board- 
Ing,  non-sect,;  Miss  J.  C  Hall,  Prin. 

Clark's  Shorthand  School,  bus  and  sten  , 
Mrs  Elizabeth  Clark,  Principal,  114  West 
Pecan  Street 

College  and  Academy  of  the  Incarnate 
Word,  girls'  boarding,  R  C  ,  Mother  Al- 
phonse,  Superioress 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College,  bus, 
sten  and  tel  ,  Earthman  Bros  &  Parish, 
Managers 

Garden  Military  Academy,  boys'  boarding, 
military,  non-sect  ;  est  1908,  Rev.  Alfred 
W.  S.  Garden,  Principal,  Highland  Park 

Lewis  Limited  School,  gills'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1903,  Miss  Mattie  Lewis,  Prin- 
cipal, Laurel  Heights 

Marshall  Training  School,  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect  ;  est  1903,  J  T.  Curry,  Principal. 

Melrose  Hall,  girls'  boarding;  non-sect ; 
est  1911;  Mrs  J  R  Spell,  Principal,  119 
Lewis  St. 


San  Antonio — continued 

Peacock  Military  College,  boys'  boarding; 
militaiv,  non-sect  ,  est  1894,  Wesley  Pea- 
cock, President 

Thomas  School  for  Girls,  girls'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1901,  A  A  Thomas,  A  M, 
President,  927  Alamo 

St  Anthony's  Institute,  piep  ,  day,  R  C  , 
Sister  Jane,  Principal 

St  Louis  College,  boys'  boarding;  R.  C.; 
est  1894,  Rev  Louis  A  Tragesser,  S.  M, 
Pres. 

St  Mary's  College,  boys'  boarding,  R  C  ; 
Rev  Joseph  C  Ei,  President. 

St.  Mary's  Hall,  girls'  boarding,  P.  E.; 
est  1879,  Rev  A  W  Burroughs,  Princi- 
pal, 229  Martin  Stieet 

San  Antonio  Academy,  prep  ,  boys'  board- 
ing and  day,  non-sect  ,  est  1885,  J  W 
Culver,  Manager,  1935  N  Flores 

San  Antonio  Female  College;  girls'  board- 
ing, M  E  So  ;  est.  1894;  Rev  J.  E.  Har- 
rison, A  B ,  Fres 

TJrsuline  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R.  C.; 
Mother  M  Ursula,  Superioress 

West  Texas  Military  Academy;  boys'  board- 
ing, P  E  ,  est  1893,  J  F  Howard, 
Principal 

Wasson  School,  girls'  boarding,  non-sect  ; 
est  1901,  Miss  Louise  Wasson,  Principal, 
206  Lexington  Ave 

Westcott  School,  prep  ,  day;  non-sect  ,  Miss 
Fannie  Westcott 

San  Augustine,  San  Augustine  Co.,  pop.  1,250. 

City  Superintendent — W.  H.  Rushing 

San  Marcos,  Hays  Co.,  pop.  4,071. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Ed    J    L    Green 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T   C    Johnson 
City  Superintendent — Walker  King 
Principal  High  School — E    M    Day 

Coronal   Institute,   prep  ;   co-ed  ;   boarding1, 

M.  E    So,  est    1868,  Rev    Sterling  Fisher, 

President. 
Lone  Star  Business  College;  bus    and  sten.; 

est    1887:  M.  C.  McGee,  Pres. 
Southwest     Texas     Normal     School,     nor.; 

state,  co-ed  ,  C   E   Evans,  President 
San  Marcos  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Bapt. , 

T    G    Harris,  A    M,  Pres. 

Santa  Anna,  Coleman  Co.,  pop.  1,050. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — S    J   Pieratt 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    M    Raney 
City  Superintendent — J   V   Griffin 
Principal  High  School — Hugh  Devaney 

Segruln,  Guadalnpe  Co.,  pop.  3,000. 

Pies    Bd.  Educ  — August  Weinert 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    H    Baxter 

City  Superintendent — R.  E.  L.  Adams. 

Principal   High    School — E     L    Schostag 

Lutheran    College,    nor,    prep     and    com'l; 

boarding,  est    1891;  C    Weeber,  Principal 
St    Joseph  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed.;  R.  C.; 

Sisters  of  the  Incarnate  Word 


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Seymour,  Baylor  Co.,   pop.   2, 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — T    H    Flint 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    T    Lively 
City  Superintendent — W    E    Edelen 
Principal  High  School — F    A    Smith 

Sherman,  Grayson  Co.,  pop.  12,412. 
City  Superintendent — Jay  C   Pyle 
Pnn    H    S — S.   W    Dmckson 
Austin    College,    coll  ,    preparatory    school, 
men,   Presb  ,    est     1850,    Rev     Thomas   S 
Clyee,  D    D ,  Pres 

Cair-Burdette  Carloton  College,  girls' 
boarding,  Chiist  ,  est  1S67,  Charles  T 
Carleton,  President 

North   Texas  Female   College;   girls*  board- 
ing,  Meth  ;   Mrs    Lucy  Kidd   Key,   Prin 
Sherman    Private    School,    boys*    boarding1, 
non-sect  ,  J   H    Le  Tellier,  Prin 

Shiner,  Lavaca  Go ,  pop.  1,275. 
Pros     Bd     Educ  — E     Runk 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    W    Eschenburg 
City  Superintendent — T    J.  Ponton 
Puncipal  High  School — A    Koniokovsky 

Sanithville,  Bastrop  Co.,  pop.  2,577. 
Pros    Bd    Educ  — Emil  Buescher 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    T    Wilkes 
City  Superintendent — W    K    Niles 

Snyder,  Scurry  Co.,  pop.  2,125. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — T    J    Diffebach 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    B    Barnes 
City  Superintendent — Davis  A    Clark 
Principal  High  School — G    G    Hazel. 
Crescent     Commercial     College;     bus      and 
sten. ,  W    D    Knight,  Pres 

Stamford,  Jones  Co.,  pop.  3,902. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — L    L    Loop 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    K    Shipman 
City   Superintendent — J    W    Teasley 
Principal  High  School — W    N    OHrk 
Domestic  Science — Julia  E    Williams 
Stamford  College,  piep  ,  co-ed  ,  Rev   J   G 
Miller,  President 

Stephenville,  Erath  Co.,  pop.  1,902. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    N    Carlton 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    D    Waldo 

City  Superintendent — Henry  Sims 

Principal  High  School — Prof    Spradling 

John   Tarleton   College,   prep  ,   co-ed  ;   non- 
sect.;   est.    1899;   Roswell   W.   Rogers,   A 
M.,   Fres 
Sulphur  Springs,  Hopkins  Co.,  pop.  5,151. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    Thornton 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    Ashcroft 

City  Superintendent — Foster  V.  Garrison. 

Principal  High  School — Prof    Haynie' 
Sweet  Water,  Nolan  Co ,  pop    1,950. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — John  R    Lewis 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    B    Periy 

City  Superintendent — J    H    Bright 

Supv.  Music — Annie  King  Davis 

Domestic   Science — "May  Durham 

Drawing — Dora  Glvens. 
Taylor,  Williamson  Co.,  pop.  5,314. 

Pres   Bd   Educ. — S.  G.  Yakey. 

Sec   Bd    Educ — John  F   O'Shea 

City  Superintendent — John  F.   O'Shea. 

Principal  High  School — J   H.  Head. 

Supv.  Music— Mrs  N.  B.  Rivlne. 


Taj  lor — continued 

Manual  Training — J    Thomas  Hutto. 
Drawing — Miss  Mary   Peebles. 

Teagrue,  Freestone  Co.,  pop.  1,975. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W.   R    Boyd. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    C    Chumney 

City  Superintendent — J    De  Witt  Bramlette 

Prm    High  School — Mrs    Cora  B.  Llmson. 

Supv    Music — Miss  Hellen  Sanders 

Physical  Culture— D    R    Hibbetts. 

Temple,  Bell  Co ,  pop.  10,993. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— W    B    Hall 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    A   "Wilkerson 

City    fcupeimtendent — W    W     Clement 

Puncipal  High  School — L    C    Pioctei 

Di  a\\  ing — Jennie   Spencer 

Supv    Piimary — Ella  F    Little 

Tehuacana,  limestone  Co.,  pop    425. 
Westminster  College,   prep  ;   co-ed  ;   M    E.; 
Rev    J    C    Williams,  A.  M ,  President. 

Terrell,  Kaufman  Co ,  pop.  7,050. 
Pics    Bd    Educ — M    W    Raley 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    R.   Bumpass 
City  Superintendent — Starlm  M    N.  Marrs 
Principal  High  School — W    H    Bra  den 
Domestic  Science — Pauline  Davis 

Texarkana,  Bowie  Co.,  pop.  9,790. 
Pros    Bd    Educ  — E    L    King 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    H    Beall 
City  Supei  mtendent — George  H    Carpenter 
Puncipal  High  School — J.   H    McCulley. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Valrie  Reeves 
Manual    Training — P     F    Newell 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Joe  Yerior 
Physical    Culture — James    Cook 
Gate  City  Medical  College,  med  ;  reg  ;  co- 
ed ,  est.  1900;  J   W.  Decker,  M   D  ,  Dean 
Texarkana     Business      College,      bus      and 
slen  ,   H    D     Hendeison,    Principal 

Thorp  Spring,  Hood  Co.,  pop.  400. 

Thorp  Spring  Christian  College,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ,  est   1910,  R  C   Bell,  A   B  ,  President 

Timpson,  Shelby  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — J     R    Nichols 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    C    Murray 
City    Superintendent — G.    Hartt 
Principal  High  School — S    N    Pincham 
Supv     Music — Miss   Iva   Lou   McCreary 

Tyler,  Smith  Co.,  pop.  10,400. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — J    W    Fitzgeiald 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mr    Leibreicht 
City  Superintendent — T   H    Shelby 
Prin    Hu?h  School — R    D    Biyan 
Manual  Training — R    W    Getty 
Domestic  Science — L,  L    Thatcher 
Tyler   Commercial  College,    bus ,   sten,    and 
tcl  ;  est    1900,  H    E    Byrne,  President 

Uvalde,  tJvalde  Co.,  pop.  2,150. 

Pros    Bd    Educ — G    B    Fenley 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    W    Evans 
City  Superintendent — A    W.  Evans. 
Principal  High  School — O    O    Gardner 
Supv    Music  and  Drawing — Lucile  Talloy. 
Domestic    Science — Laura   Brelban 
Van  Alstyne,  Grayson  Co.,  pop.  1,940. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — P    P,.  Henderson. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — G    T    McDonough 
City   Superintendent — S    B.    SIvells 


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Van    Albtyne — continued 
Principal   High   School — Prof    Webb 

Supv    Music — Miss  Nannie  Cave 
Manual  Training — Miss   Cora  B    Grain. 

Columbia    College;     prep  ;    co-ed.;    W.    B. 

Duncan,  Prin 
Yernon,  Wllbarger  Co.,  pop.  2,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    H    Shive 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — S    C    Hogsett 

City   Superintendent — T    L    Vance 

Principal  High  School— W.  A.  Matthews. 
Victoria,  Victoria  Co.,  pop.  4,010. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — F.  B.  Lauder. 

Sec    Bd    Educ— I.  A    Heath. 

City  Superintendent — George  W   Page. 

Principal  High  School — G.  M    Crutsinger. 

Domestic  Science — Miss  Louise  Green. 

Com'l  and  Stenog*y — R.  W.  Bradshaw. 

Nazareth  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R  C  , 
Sister  Mary  Agnes,  Prin 

Waco,  McLennan  Co.,  pop.  26,425. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    E    Darden 

City  Superintendent — B   B    Cobb 

Principal  High  School — E.  T.  Genheixner. 

Prm    Colored  High  School — J    A    Kirk 

Supv    Primary — Miss  M    W.  Halliburton. 

Supervisor  Music — Miss  Pattie  Cassidy 

Manual  Training — L.    R.  Stanfleld. 

Domestic  Science — Miss  Jennie  Hylton. 

Draw    &  Pen'ship— Miss  Minnie  B.  Graves 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  girls*  board- 
ing, R  C  ,  est  1873,  Sister  M  Berch- 
xnan,  Superioress 

Baylor  University;  comprises  College,  Acad- 
emy; Music,  Art,  and  Summer  Normal, 
Schools  of  Medicine  and  Pharmacy  at 
Dallas,  co-ed  ;  Bapt  ,  est  1845,  Samuel 
Palmer  Brooks,  L.L  D ,  President 

College  of  Music,  music,  co-ed  ,  est  1898, 
Emmett  S  Dean,  Director,  214%  South 
Fourth  Street 

Hill's  National  Business  College,  bus,  sten. 
and  tel  ;  est.  1881;  R  H.  Hill,  Fres 

Paul  Quinn  College  (colored);  coll.;  co-ed  ; 
A.  M  E  ;  est  1881;  Rev  I.  M.  Burgan, 
D.  D,  Pres. 

St.  Basil  College;  boys'  boarding;  R.  C  , 
est.  1904,  Rev.  T  F.  Gignac,  Rector 

Toby's  Practical  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten  ,  est.  1890,  Edward  Toby,  President, 
215  South  Fourth  Street 

Waxahachie,  Ellis  Co.,  pop.  6,205. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — J    L    Gammon 
Sec   Bd    Educ — J.  J   McQuatters 
City   Superintendent — G    B.  Winn. 
Principal   High   School — P    J    Herndon. 
Manual   Training — Joe   Heller 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    J    W    Harris 
Dialing — Miss  M    Biard 
Trinity    University,    coll  ,    prep     and    fine 
arts  depts  ,   co-ed  ,  Presb  ,  TJ   S1.  A  ;  est 
1869;  Samuel  L.  Hornbeak,  L.L,    D,  Pres- 
ident 

Weatherford,  Parker  Co.,  pop.  5,074. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — G    A    Holland 

Sec    Bd    Educ — D    S    Wright 

City  Superintendent — Thomas  W   Stanley 

Principal  High  School — W.  O    DeWeis 


Weatherford — continued 

Hughey  and  Turner  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
non-sect  ,  A.  H  Hughey  and  J  P.  Tur- 
ner, Prins 

Texas  Fairemont  Seminary,  girls'  board- 
ing, Presb  ,  est  1890,  Rev  George  M 
Oakley  B  D ,  President 

Weatherford  College;   prep  ;    co-ed  ,   M.   E 

So  ,  David  S    Switzer,  Prin 
West,  McLennan  Co.,  pop.  1,650. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — C     W     Holloway 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    W    Griffin 

City   Superintendent — J    P    Buck 

Principal   High  School — C.   C>  Hooper. 

Supv     Music — Miss    B     Pressley 

Physical    Culture — Miss    E     Snodgrass 

Drawing — Miss  L    Perry 
Westminster,  Collin  Co.,  pop.  375. 

North  Texas  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Bapt  , 

est    1902,  W    C    Johnson,  President 
Wharton,  Wharton  Co.,  pop.  1,975. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W   F   Neal 

Sec    Bd    Educ — L    B    Outlar 

City  Superintendent — James  F  Henson 

Principal  High  School — George  B    Wilcox 
Whitesboro,  Grayson  Co.,  pop.  1,243. 

City  Superintendent — G.  W.  Acton 
Whitewright,  Grayson  Co.,  pop.  1,804. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Daniel   Gillett 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    F    Holland 

City  Superintendent — Charles  J  Denton 

Principal  High  School — Sue  Stephens 
Wichita  Falls,  Wichita  Co.,  pop.  8,200. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    J    Bullock 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    W    Brown 

•City  Superintendent — Lee  Clark 

Principal  High  School—J    B    Jones 
Wills  Point,  Van  Zandt  Co.,  pop.  1,347. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— C    B    Gilmore 

Sec    Bd    Educ— M    F    Mayfield 

City  Superintendent — H    P    Davis. 

Principal  High  School — J.  M.  Shields 
Winnsboro,  Wood  Co.,  pop.  1,700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — R    B    Howell 

Sec    Bd    Educ— S    M    Woodard 

City  Superintendent — J.  H    Sheppard. 
Winters,  Runnels  Co.,  pop.  1,235, 

Pres    Bd    Educ— R    A    Dobbs 

Sec    Bd    Educ — D    B    Baitlett 

City  Superintendent—a    W    L,a  Grone. 

Principal  High  School—J   E    Parks 
Wolfe  City,  Hunt  Co.,  pop.  1,649. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    E    Vaughan 

Sec   Bd   Educ  — E    E    O'Neal 

City  Superintendent— J    D    Warren 

Principal  High  School— W    M    Gibson 
Wortham,  Freestone  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    L.    Keeling 

Sec    Bd    Educ — T    B    Poindextei. 

City  Superintendent — D   E   Dean 

Principal  High  School — J.  E    Sentell 
Yoakum,  Dewitt  Co.,  pop.  3,499. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — A,  J.  Ross. 

Sec    Bd    Educ.— H    Rittner. 

City  Superintendent — J   H    Burnett 

Principal  High  School — M    V    Peterson 
Yorktown,  Dewitt  Co.,  pop.  1,180. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — G   A   Wanier 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J    H    Koehler 

City  Superintendent — N   Wilson 


UTAH 

Population,  373,351.    School  census,  108,540.    School  age,  6-18. 

Utah  is  the  forty-first  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total 
of  373,351  inhabitants,  of  whom  98.2  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number  17  per 
cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population,  ten 
years  of  age  and  over,  is  2.5  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  seventh  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPEBINTENDENT 'S   OFFICE 

13.  G.  GOWANS,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instiuction  Salt  Lake  City 

MOSIAH  HALL,  State  High  School  Inspector     .  .  Salt  Lake  City 

MATME  JORGENSON,  Assistant  Clerk Salt  Lake  City 

CHLOE  NELSON,  Second  Assistant  Clerk Salt  Lake  City 

STATE   BOARD   OF   EDUCATION 

E    G    GOWANS,  State  Superintendent,  Chairman  Salt  Lake  City 

J.  A.  WIDTSOE,  Secretary.  Salt  Lake  City 

J".  A.  WIDTSOE Logan 

D.    H     CHEISTENSEN     Salt  Lake  City 

CARL  B.  MARCUSEN Price 

.STATE  SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSIONERS 

WILLIAM  SPRY,  Governor Salt  Lake  City 

E    G.  GOWANS,  State  Superiptendent  of  Public  Instruction  Salt  Lake  City 

L.  G.  KELLY,  State  Auditor Salt  Lake  City 

W.  D.  CANDLAND W.  H.  FARNSWORTH 

M".  M.  STEELE.     ... W.  H.  THAIN 

A.  G.  GIANQUE 

UTAH  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

HOWARD  E   DRIGGS,  President .      .  .     Salt  Lake  City 

O   J.  P.  WIDTSOE,  Vice-President Salt  Lake  City 

J.  FRED  ANDERSON,  Secretary Salt  Lake  City 

STATE  TEACHEKS'  ASSOCIATION 

JOHN  M.  MILLS,  President Ogdcn 

N.  K.  NIELSEN,  First  Vice-President Springville 


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SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION 
A.  C   NELSON,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  Salt  Lake  City 

J".  T.  KJNGSBURY,  President  of  the  State  University Salt  Lake  City 

J  A.  WIDTSOE,  President  of  the  State  Agricultural  College  Logan 

W.   M.  STEWART,  Principal  State  Normal ...  Salt  Lake  City 

Five  resident  citizens  of  the  State,  three  of  whom  shall  be   county  superin- 
tendents of  schools. 

COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 

County  Name  and  Address 

Rich  Malcomb  McKinnon.  Randolph 
Salt  Lake — 

Granite  Dist   C.  H  Skidmore,  St  L   C 
Jordan  Dist  ....  Orson  By  an,  Midvale 

San  Juan J   B   Harris,  Gray  son 

Sam  pete 

James  "W  Anderson,  Mt   Pleasant 
Sevier.  I   B    Ball,  Richfield 

Summit  J   L   Keains,  Park  City 

Tooele.  .  ..John  IT  Hicks,  Grantsville 
XJintah.  .  ,  .  N.  G  Sowards,  Vernal 
Utah  .  J  Preston  Creer,  Spanish  Fork 
Wasatch  D  A  Broadbent,  Heber  City 
Washington  Chas  B  Petty,  Hurricane 
Wayne  .  .  .  Ann  Snow,  Teasdale 

Weber W.  N.  Petterson,  Ogden 


County  Name  and  Address 

Beaver  E    H    White,   Beaver 

Box  Elder.  D.  O    Jensen,  Brigham  City 

Cache R    V   Larson,  Logan 

Carbon  S    W    Golding,  Wellington 

H   C    Burton,  Farmmgton 
J    A   Washburn,  Duchesne 
William  T    Reid,  Orangeville 
John    Fletcher,    Connorville 
. . .   C    A.  Johnson,  Moab 
L   John  Nuttall,  Cedar  City 
Alonzo  Ingram,  Nephi 
Caroline  F    Roundy,   Kanab 
Roscoe  B   Hammond,  Hinckley 
G   A   Seam  on,  'Morgan 
....D   H.  Robinson,  Junction 


Davis   . 

Duchesne 

Emery 

Garfield 

Grand  . 

Iron. 

Juab 

Kane     . 

Millai  d 

Morgan 

Piute, 


PUBLIC.  PRIVATE   AND  ENDOWED    SCHOOLS    AND    COLLEGES 

American  Fork,  Utah  Co.,  pop.  2,797. 

Principal  High  School — W    Karl  Hopkins 

Beaver,  Beaver  Co.,  pop.  1,899. 

Principal  High  School — J    S    Hanks 

Beaver  Branch  Brlgham  Toting  University, 
prep  ;  co-ed  ;  L.  D.  S  ;  est  1898;  An- 
drew B  Anderson,  B  Pd. ,  D  B ,  Pres. 

Bingham,  Salt  Lake  Co,  pop.  2,881. 

Principal  High  School — A    L    Willard 

Bountiful,  Davis  Co.,  pop.  1,677. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — H  H  Blood 
Sec  Bd  Educ — H  C  Burton 
City  Supt  and  Prin  H  S — L  J  Muir 

Brigham,  Boxelder  Co.,  pop.  9,685. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    F    Coombs 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Ednest  P.  Horsley 
City  Superintendent — D   C.  Jensen. 
Principal  High  School— A.  M    Merrill. 
Supv    Music — O    A    Whitaker 
Manual  Training — George  C.  Laney.     , 
Domestic   Science — Lydla  H    Tanner. 
Physical  Culture — Georgia  B    Johnson 
Drawing — Edna  Miller. 
Commercial — Hervm   Bunderson 
Agriculture — Walter  J    Glenn 

Castle  Dale,  Emery  Co.,  pop.  693. 

Principal  of  Schools — N.  L.  Williams. 

Emery  Stake  Academy,  nor  and  prep  , 
co-ed  ,  L.  D  S  ,  est  1897,  George  Francis 
Hickman,  M.  A ,  Principal. 

Cedar  City,  Iron  Co.,  pop.  1,705. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  M    Decker 
Principal  High  School — R    F    Homer. 
Supv    Music — E    B    Dalley. 


Cedar  City — continued 

Southern  Branch  of  the  State  Normal 
School,  normal,  state,  co-ed  ,  Eoy  F 
Homer,  Pimcipal 

Coalville,  Summit  Co.,  pop.  976. 

Principal  of  Schools — J    M    Cummmgs 

Summltt  Stake  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed  ;  L. 
D  S,,  est  1887,  William  Z  Terry, 
Principal 

Ephralm,  Sanpete  Co.,  pop.  2,296. 

Principal  High  School — P    C    Anderson 

Snow  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed  ;  I*.  D.  S.; 
est  1888,  Newton  E  Noyes,  Prin. 

Eureka,  Juab  Co,  pop.  3,416. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Herbeit  Hopes 

Sec    Bd    Educ — David  Mills 

City   Superintendent — I    L,   Williamson 

Principal  High  School — Reinold  V    Smith 

Fairview,  Sanpete  Co.,  pop.  1,218; 

Principal   High   School — H    S    Olson 

Farmingrtou,  Davis  Co.,  pop.  1,231. 

Principal    High   School— G     A.   Welling 

Fillmore,  Mlllard  Co.,  pop.  1,202. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — J    A    Kelly 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    F    Holbrook 
City  Superintendent — E    F    Pack 
Principal  High  School — M    Claude  Lewis* 
Supv    Music — E    K    Bassett 
Domestic   Science — Odessie  Hendrlcks 

Grantsville,  Tooele  Co.,  pop.  1,154. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — Monto  Barrus. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E    M    Clarke 
City  Superintendent — J   U    Hicks. 
Principal  High  School— F   G   Eskelson 


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Heber,  Wasatch  Co.,  pop.  2,031. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  D     A     Broadbent 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  T    D    Smith 

Citv    Superintendent  —  A     Woottam 

Principal  High   School  —  A    L    Neff 

Supv     Music  —  Arnold    Burgesser 

Domestic    Science  —  Louese    Schulte 

Man    Tr    &  Phy    Cult  —  Hugh  Holdaway. 

Hooper,  Wcbcr  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 
Principal  of  Schools  —  T    R.  Jones. 

Hyrum,  Cache  Co.,  pop.  1,833. 

Principal  o±  Schools  —  H    R    Adams 

Lehi,  Utah  Co,  pop.  8,904. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  G    A     Goates 
Sec     Bd     Educ  —  Lawrence    Peterson. 
City   Superintendent  —  A    B    Anderson 
Principal  High  School  —  W    Karl  Hopkins 
Supv     Music  —  Abe    Anderson 

Lehi   Congregational  School;   prep.;   co-ed  ; 
Cong  f  President. 


Logan,  Cache  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Stephen  Hailstone 

Clerk  Bd    Educ—  David  Tarbet 

City   Superintendent  —  Alma  Moylneux. 

Prin    Junior  H    S  —  Joseph  Hickman 

Supervisor  Music  —  F    H    Baugh 

Pumary  —  Alvaria  Cox 

Domestic  Science  —  Ivy  Burnham. 

Agricultural  College  of  Utah;   agri  ;   state; 

co-ed  ,     est      1889,     Elmer     G      Peterson, 

Ph    D,  Pres 
Brigham    Young    College,     coll  ,    nor     and 

prep  ,   co-e£  ,  L    D    Saints,   est    1878,   C. 

Nephi  Jensen,  Ph    D,  Pzesident 
New  Jersey  Academy,    girls'    boarding,   co- 

ed ,    day,    Presb  ,    est     1878,    Miss    Edna 

Adel  Bright,  A    B  ,  Principal 

Manll,  Sanpete  Co.,  pop.  2,4X3. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  D    H    Albert  Chustensen 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  P    P    Dyreng 
City  Superintendent  —  Ellis  E    Johnson 
Principal  High  School  —  D    H    Robison 

Mercur,  Tooele  Co.,  pop.  1,047. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  —  George   W    Bryan. 
Sec    Bd    Educ—  M    H     Ostter 
Supt    of  Schools  —  D.  S   L    McCorkle. 

Milford,  Beaver  Co.,  pop.  1,014. 
Superintendent  of  Schools  —  C    McMullln. 

Millcreek,  Salt  Lake  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 
Principal  High  School  —  E    V   Howell. 

Monroe,  Sevler  Co.,  pop.  1,227. 
Pies    Bd    Educ  —  H   C    Christensen 
Sec   Bd    Educ  —  W  H    Robinson 
City  Superintendent  —  G    W    Roberts 
Piincipal  High  School  —  John  D   Speirs 
Supv    Music  —  John  Hood 
Supv    Piimary  —  Clay  Allied 
Supv   Grammar  Grades  —  Earl  Thompson 

Moroni,  Sanpete  Co.,  pop.  1,223. 
Principal  High   School  —  Owen  F    Beal 

Mount  Pleasant,  Sanpete  Co.,-pop.  2,280. 

Pres    Bd   Educ  —  S    E  '  Jensen 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  C    N    Lund 
City  Superintendent  —  J    W    Anderson 
Principal  High  School  —  P    M    Nielsen 
Wasatch   Academy;   prep.;    co-ed.,    Presb.; 
est.  1875;  E.  M.  Patterson,  A.  M,  Prin. 


Murray,  Salt  !Lake  Co.,  pop.  4.057. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Orson  Sanders. 
Clerk  Bd   Educ — C    E    Gaufin. 
City  Superintendent — Carl  Gaufln 
Supv    Music — W   F.  Robinson. 
Manual  Training — J.  F    Russon. 
Domestic  Science — Nettie  Peterson 
Physical   Culture — Vera   Pexton. 
Drawing — J    F    Russon 

Nephi,  Juab  Co.,  pop.  2,759. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Alma  Hague 

See   Bd   Educ  — A   R   Paxman 

City  Superintendent — Ray  Stewart 

Prm    High   School — Geoige  A    Speriy,    Tr 

Music — Carl  Nelson 

Domestic    Science — Lillian    Blackett 

Manual  Tiammgr — Ole   Christensen 

Ogrden,  Weber  Co.,  pop.  25,580. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    H    Riley 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Viola  Clancy 

City  Superintendent — Henry  C   Johnson 

Principal  High  School — J    E    Beeson 

Supv    Music — Manila  Hunter 

Drawing — Carrie  V    Knapp 

Physical  Culture — Jeanette  Stephens 

Sacred  Heart  Academy,   girls'  boarding,  R 

C  ,   est    1874,   Sister  M    Colsus,    Superior 
Smithsonian     Business     College;    bus.     and 

sten  ,  est.  1891i  James  A.  Smith,  A.  M., 

M.  S,  Pres. 
State  School  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb  and 

the    Blind;    state;    est.    1884;    Frank   M. 

Driggs,   Supt 
Weber    Academy,   prep  ,   co-ed  :   "L    D.    S.; 

est    1S89,  James  L    Barker,   Principal 

Pangruitch,  Garfield  Co.,  pop.  1,338. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — James  B     Heywood 
See    Bd    Educ  — James  M    Sargent 
Principal    District    School — T     A     Gardiner 
Supv    Music — T    E    Wilcox. 

Park  City,  Summit  Co.,  pop.  3,439 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — R.  W.  Macdonald. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — F    J.  McLaughlln. 
City  Superintendent — James  L*    Kearns 
Principal  High  School — Owen  Nebeker. 

Parowan,  Iron  Co.,  pop.  1,156. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Thomas  D    Adams 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Kate  Taylor. 

City  Superintendent — F    C   Van  Bui  en 

Payson,  Utah  Co.,  pop.  2,397. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — W    F.   Tanner. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    E    Taylor 
City  Superintendent — Lee  R    Taylor 
Principal  High   School — Melvin  Wilson. 
Supv    Music — W    K    Driggs. 
Manual  Training — D    M    Taylor. 
Domestic  Science — Alice  Holmstead 
Physical  Culture — W    C    Cole 
Drawing — Laura  Gardner 
Stenography — Alberta    Nebccker. 

Pleasant  Grove,  Utah  Co.,  pop.  1,618. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — C    G    Johnson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — John  S    Holdaway 
City   Supt     and    Prin     High    School — James 
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Price,  Carbon  Co.,  pop.  1,021. 

Pimcipal  High  School — Lofter  Bjarnason 

Providence,  Cache  Co.,  pop.  1,020. 

Superintendent  of  Schools — R.  Tibbltte. 

Provo,  Utah  Co.,  pop.  8,925. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — J    W    Parrer 
Clerk  Bd    Educ — R    Eugrene  Jones 
City  Superintendent — Lars  B.  Eggertsen. 
Principal  High.  School — A  M.  Turman. 
Supervisor  Music — J    R    Boshard 
Domestic  Art — Arene  Smart. 
Drawing — Merle  Snyder 
Penmanship — S.  P   Eggertsen. 

Brigham   Young   University;    coll  ;    co-ed ; 

Latter  Day  Saints;  est.  1875;  George  H 

Brlmhall,  Pres. 
Proctor  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed  ;  Cong  ;  est. 

1883,  Rev.  S.  H.  Goodwin,  Plin. 

Richmond,  Cache  Co.*  pop.  1,562. 

Principal  High  School — C,  H    Anderson 

Salina,  Sevier  Co.,  pop.  1,080. 

Principal  High  School — W    Lyle  Allred 

Salt  Lake  City,  Salt  Lake  Co.,  pop.  92,777. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    W    Moyle 
Clerk  Bd    Educ. — L.  P.  Judd. 
City  Superintendent — Ernest  A    Smith 
Supv   High  Schools — George  A    Eaton 
Supv.  Grammar  Grades — G.  N    Child. 
Supv.  Prim   Grades — Lizbeth  M   Qualtrough 
Supervisor  Music — H    W    Dougall 
Manual  Training — Milton  Clauser 
Domestic  Science — Anna  L   Corbett 
Physical   Training — William  E    Daj. 
Drawing — Leo  Fairbanks. 
Commercial — Margaret  McVIchie. 
Stenography — Susie  Wilton. 

GRANITE   SCHOOL  DISTRICT 
Pres   Bd   Educ — E    R  Morgan 
Sec    Bd   Educ  — James  Paxton 
Dist    Superintendent — C    H    Skidmore 
Principal  High   School — A    S    Bennion 
Supv    Music — J    S    Cornwall 
Manual  Training — Lyman  Kidmann 
Domestic  Science — Ethel  Bennion 
Physical  Culture — Victoria  Reed 
Drawing — An  or  Whipple. 

<       PUBLIC    HIGH    SCHOOLS 
East  High  School,  13th  East  and  9th  South, 

Ira  D    Travis,  Principal 
West  High   School,    251   N    2d  West,   L    M 

Gillilan,  Principal 

All  Hallows  College;  boys*  boarding;  R.  C.; 
est.  1886;  Rev.  I.  I.  Guinan,  S.  M,  Pres. 

Henager's  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  ; 
Principal 

Latter-Day  Saints'  Business  College,  bus 
and  sten  ,  P  Y  Fox,  Supervisor. 

Latter- Day  Saints'  High  School,  co-ed  , 
est  1886,  Willard  Young,  President 

Rowland  Hall;  girls'  boarding;  P.  E.;  est. 
1880,  Miss  Georgiana  Humphreys,  Princi- 
pal, A  Street  and  First  Avenue 

Salt  Lake  Collegiate  Institute,  preparatory 
department  of  Westminster  College; 
boarding  and  day,  co-ed  ,  Presby  ;  est. 
1875 ,  George  B.  Sweazey,  M  A ,  Principal. 


Salt  Lake  Cits — continued 
St   Mary's  Academy,  girls'  boarding;  R.  C.; 

Sister  Superior 
University   of   Utah;    comprises    Schools    of 

Arts  and  Sciences,  Education,  Law,  Med- 
icine and  Mines,  state,  co-ed  ,  est    1850; 

John  A    Widtsoe,   Ph    D,   Piesident 
University   of   Utah,    School    of    Education; 

normal,  state,  co-ed  ,  Milton  Bennion,  M 

A  ,  Dean 

University    of   Utah,    School    of    Law,    law, 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1912,  James  Leary,  M   A, 

Dean 
University     of    Utah,     School     of    Medicine 

reg  ,    co-ed  ,    est     1906,    Peny    G     Snow, 

M    D,  Dean 
University  of  Utah,   School  of  Mines,  tech  ; 

state,    co-ed,   Joseph   F    Merrill,   Ph.   D, 

Director 
Utah  Business  College,  bus    and  sten.;  est. 

1907,   Edwin   C    Davis,  Principal 
Westminster  College,  coll  ,   co-ed  ,  Presby  ; 

Rev    H    W    Reherd,  President 

Sandv,  Salt  Lake  Co.,  pop.  1,037. 

Principal  High  School — J    F   Anderson 

Spanish  Fork,  Utah  Co.,  pop.  3,484. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Marinus  Larson. 

Sec     Bd     Educ — D    James   Hughes 

City  Supeuntendent— ^J    Preston  Creer 

Principal  High  School — L    W   Neilson 

Supv    Music — Wilford  McCalister. 

Dom    Sci   and  Phy    Cult — Juanita  Johnson 

Drawing — Wayne  Johnson 

Spring  City,  Sanpete  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John   P     Johnson 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — John    S    Blain. 

City   Superintendent—James  W    Blain 

Sprlngville,  Utah  Co.,  pop.  5,550, 

Principal  High  School — N    K    NIelson 

Hungerford  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Presb.; 
est.  1885;  Charles  F.  Romig,  A.  B.,  Prln 

St.  George,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,769. 

Principal  High  School — A    F.  Welling 

Tooele,  Tooele  Co.,  pop.  2,758. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C.  R    McBride 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    W    Tate 
•City  Superintendent — J   U   Hicks 
Principal  High  School — A    B    Fowler 
Supv    Music — Stanley  Johnson 
Domestic    Science — Mary   E     Young 
Physical   Culture— M    J.  Andrews 
Drawing— Marie    Clark 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y — A.  M    Nelson 

Vernal,  TJinta  Co.,  pop  830. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    H    Oaks 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    G   Goodrich 
City  Superintendent — Charles  Colton 

Ulntah  Stake  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  L.  D. 
S.;  est.  1891;  Raymond  Partridge,  Prln. 

Wellsvllle,  Cache  Co.,  pop.  1,195. 

Principal  High  School— R.  P.  Leatham. 


VERMONT 

Population,  355,956.    School  census,  79,556.    School  age,  5-18. 

Vermont  is  the  forty-second  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  355,956  inhabitants,  of  whom  99.5  per  cent  are  white.  Of  this  number  14  per 
cent  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population  ten  years 
of  age  and  over  is  3.7  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  eighteenth  in  this  respect.  The 
educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  COMMISSIONER'S  OFFICE 

MJL.O  B    HILLEGAS,  State  Commissioner  of  Education  .  .     Montpelier 

CLYDE  M    HILL,  Supervisor  of  Junior  High  Schools  .     Montpelier 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 

GOVERNOR  HORACE  F  GRAHAM  .                            .  .  Montpelier 

PERCIVAL   W    CLEMENT          .  ...  Jutland 

FRANK  EL  BROOKS                                          .           . .  St    Johnsbury 

MRS    C    M   WINSLOW  .            ,  ...         Brandon 

WALLACE  H.  GILPIN      ...                 ...  .      .  .           . .  Barton 

JAMES  H    HARTNESS                                  .           .  .  Springfield 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 

CAROLINE  -S.  WOODRUFF,  President        .  St  Johnsbury 

ETTA  FRANKLIN,  Secretary .         .     Rutland 

ASSOCIATION  OF  SCHOOL  SUPERINTENDENTS 

SUPT.  ELWIN  L.  INGALLS,  President Hartford 

STJPT.  JOHN  S    GTILMAN,  Vice-President Newbury 

SUPT.  ERNEST  A.  HAMILTON,  Secretary-Treasurer Bakersfield 


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VERMONT  SCHOOL  MASTERS'  CLUB 


H.  D   OASEY,  President. 
J    C   WALKER,  Secretary 


Springfield 
Vergennes 


VEEMONT  WOMEN  TEACHERS'  CLUB 


ETTA  FRANKLIN,  President 
ELIZA  ALLEN,  Seoetary 


Rutland 
Lyndonville 


SUPERINTENDENTS  OP  SCHOOLS 

Vermont  has  the  town  system  of  schools.  For  the  purposes  of  supervision,  a 
single  town  or  city  having  twenty-five  or  more  schools  must  have  a  superintendent, 
and  any  two  or  more  towns  whose  aggregate  number  of  schools  is  not  less  than 
twenty-five  or  more  than  fifty,  may  unite  through  their  school  "boards,  each  of  which 
consists  of  three  members,  for  the  purposes  of  forming  a  supervision  union. 


r 

r 


UNION  AND  TOWN- SUPERINTENDENTS 


Town 

Alburg   . 
Barre   . 

Barton 

Bellows  Falls 

Bennington 

Bristol 

Burlington 

Bradford 

Brandon . 

Brattleboro 

Cambridge 

Canaan     

Castleton     .    . . 
Chester  ... 
Concord,   . 
Craf  tsbury     . . . 
Derby     .     . . .    , 
East  Barnet  .    . 
East  Corinth     . 
East  Fairfield  . 
Enosburg  Falls 


Name  of  Superintendent 

.   Fred  E    Corgill 

Carroll  H    White 

. . .     Clayton  L   Erwin 

B    E    Mernam 

Albert  W   Varney 

John  O    Boxendale 

Merntt   D    Chittenden 

Edward   L.   Clark 

.   Bennett  C    Douglass 

.   Florence  M    Wellman 

. .    .       Myron  D    Young 

, .    .     Lyman  M  Darling 

Phillip  R  Leaven  worth 

Percy  H    Blake 

Bert  B.  Burbank 

. .    . .  Clarence  I*  Cowles 

.Margaret  K    Kelley 

Harvey  Burbank 

.  ..  G  Stanley  Miller 
. .  .  Sidney  C.  Harding 
Fred'k  W  Wallace 


Town 

Essex  Jet     . 
Fair  Haven. 
Hartford 
Hyde  Park 


Name  of  Superintendent 

. .   .  .Minnie  B    Hayes 

Willis  H   Hosmer 

Nelson  J    Whitehill 

..Harold  P    Crosby 


Ludlow.  Edward  H    Dorsey 

Lunenburg  B     E     Burbank 

Lyndonville Martin   E.   Daniels 

Marshfield   ..    .  Jesse  M   Tebbetts 

Middlebury Arthur  W.  Eddy 

Montpelier         Sherburn    C    Hutchinson 
Mornsville  .         Carlton  D    Howe 

Newport Ernest  A   Hamilton 

North  Montpelier Jos.  W.  Butterfield 

North  Troy  .    .William  C  McGinnis 

Northfield. . .  . .     J.  Allen  Hunter 

Poultney         .  .    .      .W    H    Hosmer 

Proctor..    .  ..    .William  A   Beebe 

Randolph  George  W    Patterson 

Randolph  Center     .    .       Henry  H   Rice 


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Town  Name  of  Superintendent 

Readsboro  , . .   .         Frank  E   Sawyer 

Richford  Edwin  F.  Greene 

Richmond  Horatio    S     Read 

Rochester  Samuel  H    Erskme 


Rutland 

St  Albans   .... 

St    Johnsbury 

Shelburne 

Shoreham 

South  Barre  . 
South  Royalton 
South  Shaftsbury. 
Spring-field. 
Swanton     . . 


David   B    Locke 

George  S   Wright 

Walter  H    Young 

William  G  -Hartin 

. .   Eugene  L    Eddy 

George  J  Seager 

Merle  A.  Sturtfvant 

.     John  D    Whittier 

Herbert    D     Casey 

.    .Homer  J2    Hunt 


Town  Name  of  Superintendent 

Townshend  .  Pred  L    Drew 

Vergennes   .      ...     Wesley  H    Douglas 
Waitsfield  Bennett  C   Douglass 

Wallmgford  .       Leon  B    Bell 

Waterbury      .    .  .     Norman  Frost 

Wells  River       .  "Waldo   F    Glover 

West  Brat tleb or o     .      .Bates   E    Stover 
West  Burke  >G-arfield  A   Jamie  son 

West  -Charleston  Edwin  S   Boyd 

West  Fairlee  Charles  P   McKnight 

West  Pawlet  -Nathaniel  N  Love 

West  Rutland       Philip  R    Leavenworth 
White  River  Junction 

.    .    ,         Nelson  J   Whitehill 
Williamstown  .   Charles  R  Beeman 

Woodstock  Everett  V  Perkins 


PUBLIC,  PRIVATE    AND  ENDOWED    SCHOOLS   AND    COLLEGES 


Altrarg,  Grand  Isle  Co.,  pop.  1,311. 

City   Superintendent — Edwin  S.   Boyd. 
Arlington,  Bennington  Co.,  pop.  1,807. 
City  Superintendent — John  D.  Whittier. 

Bakersfield,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,079. 

Brigham  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ;  eat.  1877.  Charles  H.  Morrill,  A.  B, 
Prin. 

Barre,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  10,734. 

Pres    Bd   Educ  — L»    R    Hutchmson 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — C    B    Hutchlnson. 
City  Superintendent — Carroll  H    White 
Principal  H    S — Henry  H    Jackson 
Supv    Music — Adelaide  Proctor 
Drawing — Catherine  Reavcley 
Commercial — Miss  A    El    Lavella. 

Goddard  Seminary;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  univ.;  est 
1870;  Orlando  K.  Holllster,  A.  M-.  Lltt. 
D.,  Prin. 

Barton,  Orleans  Co.,  pop.  1,330. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — W  H.  Gilpln. 
Sec.  Bd  Educ. — J.  A  Pearson 
City  Superintendent — Clayton  L,  Erwln. 

Principal  High  School— F    J    Bates 

Bellows  Falls,  Windham  Co.,  pop.  4,883. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — J   F.  O'Brien 
City  Superintendent— B    E    Mernaxn 
Principal  High  School — Allison  E.  Tuttle 
Supv    Music — Alice  H    Jackson. 
Manual  Training — E.  J    Reilly 
Domestic  Science — Alice  T    Blanchard. 
Drawing — Mary  E    Baker. 
Commeicial — Margaret  Ellison 

Bennington,  Bennington  Co.,  pop.  8,698. 
Pres.  Bd.  Educ.— C.  S.  Perry. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ — H,  H.  Webster. 
City  Superintendent — Albert  W.  Varney. 


Bennington  —  continued 
Prin    High  School  —  Frederick  D.  Mabrey. 
Supv    Music  —  E     Sophia   Beobe 
Manual  Training  —  Edward  B    Parhn 
Domestic   Science  —  Margaiet   S    McLean. 
Drawing  —  Estella  E.   Smith 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y  —  D    L    Judd. 

Benson,  Rutland  Co.,  pop.  813. 

Principal  High  School  —  Edith  Fay 

Bethel,  Windsor  Co.,  pop.  1,943. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  —  John  J    Wilson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  James  A    Graham 
City  Supenntendent  —  Earl  Wilson 
Principal  High  School  —  Edward  Lockwood 

Bradford,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  631. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  H    B    Martin 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  A    33    Hale. 

City   Superintendent  —  Waldo  F    Glover 

Principal  High  School  —  Alfred  L    Kibling 


Brandon,  Rutland  Co*,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Hon    E    J    Ormsbce 
City  Superintendent  —  Bennett  C    Douglass 
Principal  High  School  —  Earl  T    Tracey 

Brattleboro,  Windham  Co  ,  pop    7,581. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  F    Q    Os^ood. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Florence  Wellman 

City  Superintendent  —  Florence  M.  Wellman, 

Principal  High  School  —  Edgar  B    Smith 

Supv    Music  —  Miss  E    Gregg 

Drawing  &  Man  Tr  —  Miss  Benedict. 

Commercial  —  Bessie   Wood 

Bristol,  Addison  Co.,  pop.  1,180. 

Pros    Bd    Educ  —  G    F    Edmunds 

Sec    Bd    Educ—  C    A    Hanks 

City  Superintendent  —  Clarence  H.  Willey. 

Principal  High  School  —  John  Baxendale 

Brookfleld,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  1,00ft 

Principal  High  School  —  Mary 


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Burlington,  Chlttenden  Co.,  pop.  20,468. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Dr    G    E    Latour 
ftec    Bd    Educ — F    E    Kimball 
City  Superintendent — M    D    Chlttenden 
Principal  High  School — J    E.  Colburn 
Supervisor  Music — B    M    Harrington 
Manual  Training — F    P    Keating 
Domestic  Science — Mis    Q    L    Duggan 
Drawing — Miss  A    G    Jackson 
Penmanship — Miss  S    M    Woodiuff 
Commercial — I   V,  Cobleigh 

Burlington  Business  College,  bus  and  sten., 

eat.  1878,  E    G.  Evans,  Free. 
Hopkins    Hall,    girls'    boarding-,    non-sect  ; 

est     1888,   Miss   Ellen   S    Ogden,   Ph.    D, 

Principal 

St.  Mary's  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed  ,  R.  C.; 

Sisters   of   Mercy;    Sister   Mary    Frances, 
Superior. 

University  of  Vermont  and  State  Agricul- 
tural College,  comprises  College  of  Arts 
and  Sciences,  of  Engineering,  of  Agri- 
culture, of  Medicine,  of  Chemistry,  state 
univ  ,  co-ed.,  est  1800,  Guy  Potter  Ben- 
ton,  LL  D ,  Pres 

University  of  Vermont,  College  of  Agri- 
culture, men,  state,  est  1865,  Joseph  L 
Hills,  Dean 

University  of  Vermont,  College  of  Engi- 
neering, courses  in  mechanical,  civil,  and 
electrical  engineering;  J  William  Votey, 
Sc.  D,  Dean 

University  of  Vermont,  Department  of 
Education,  co-ed  ,  state,  James  F  Mes- 
senger, Head 

University  of  Vermont,  College  of  Medicine; 
med.;  regr. ;  men,  est.  1823;  H.  C.  Tink- 
ham,  M.  D ,  Dean. 

Vermont  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
est.  1903;  L  V.  Cobleigh,  Prin. 

Cabot,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  227. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    J    Smith 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    M    Hames 
Town  Superintendent — J    M    Tebbetts 
Principal  High  School — W    C    Walker. 

Castleton,  Rutland  Co.,  pop.  1,885. 

Pres.    Bd     Educ — William    C     Rice 
Sec    Bd    Educ.— William  C    Kice. 
City     Superintendent — Philip     R.     Leaven- 
worth. 

State  Normal  School;  normal;  state;  co- 
ed.; est.  1867;  Charles  A.  Adams,  Prin. 

Cambridge,  LamoUle  Co.,  pop.  595. 

City  Superintendent — Myron  D.  Toting. 

Canaan,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  869. 

City  Superintendent — Lyman  M.  Darling. 

Prin     High   School — Leslie   B     Waterhouse 

Chelsea,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  1,074. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ — Hale  W   Mattoon 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Hale  W.  Mattoon 
City  Superintendent — Leonard  D    Smith 
Principal  High  School — Carl  D    Grupe. 


Chester,  Windsor  Co.,  pop.  866. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Walter  Austin 

City  Superintendent — Percy  H.  Blake. 

Principal  High  School — Guy  Tuttle 

Concord,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  339. 

Essex  County  Grammar  School;  prep.; 

ed  ,  Lottie  Munsell,  Principal 


Corinth,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  1,005. 

Principal  High  School — Anna  J    Stacy 

Craftsbury,  Orleans  Co.,  pop.  1,119. 

City  Superintendent — Clarence  L.  Cowles. 


Danville,  Caledonia  Co.,  pop.  1,664. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — W  F  Dole 
Sec  Bd  Educ— J  W  Gillis. 
City  Supt  &  Pi  in  H  S — Waltei  J  Rideout 


Phillips  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
est.  1842.  Charles  E.  McKnight,  Prin. 


Derby,  Orleans  Co.,  pop.  316. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  G   W   D    Reed 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  H    E    Campbell. 

City  Superintendent  —  Margaret  R   Kelley. 

Derby   Academy,    prep.,    co-ed.;    non-sect. 
est    1840,   Isaiah  Bowdom,   Prin 

East  Fairfleld,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  500. 

City  Superintendent  —  Sidney  C.   Harding. 


Enosbnrg  Falls,  Franklin  Co.,  pop. 

Sec   Bd   Educ  —  George  Gams 

City  Superintendent  —  Frederick  W.  Wallace. 

Principal  High  School  —  Richard  S    Esten 

Essex  Junction,  Chlttenden  Co.,  pop.  1,245. 

Chm    Sen    Comm  —  E    L    Keith 
Clerk  Sch    Comm  —  I    E    Huntley 
City  Superintendent  —  Minnie  IS.  Hayes. 
Principal  High  School  —  Eugene  J.  Berry. 
Essex    Classical    Institute;    prep  ;    co-ed.; 

non-sect.,    eat.    1854;    James    H.     Kales, 

Prin. 

Fairfax,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,818. 

City  Superintendent—  Edgar  F.  Callaham. 
Pzincipal  High  School  —  John  E   Colburn 

Fair  Haven,  Rutland  Co.,  pop.  2,554. 

Chairman  Sch  Comm  —  E  H.t  Phelps 
Town  Supeiintendent  —  W  H  Hosmer 
Principal  High  School  —  P.  W  Averill 

Franklin,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,108. 

Principal  High  School  —  Harley  R    Cowles. 

Grafton,  Windham  Co.,  pop.  739. 

Graf  ton    Academy,    prep  ;    co-ed  ;    Charles 
H    Cambridge,    Prin. 

Oroton,   Caledonia  Co.,  pop.  915. 

City  Superintendent  —  Waldo  F.  Glover 


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Hardwick,   Caledonia   Co.,   pop.   2,094. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc — B    M    Ciane 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    Cobb 
Town   Superintendent — C    L    Cowles 
Pimcipal  High  School — J    H    Fullei 
Penmanship — Kathrjn  B^rne 

Hartford,   Windsor  Co.,  pop.   4,179. 

Chaiiman  Sen    Comm — Curtis  H    Powers 
Cleik  Sen    Comm — Mark  P    Stanley 
To^n  Superintendent — Nelson  J    Whitehall 
Principal  High   School — E    J    Whitehill 
Supv    Music — Adella  A    Estabrook 
Drawing — Ethel  G    Piatt 

Highgate,    Franklin   Co,    pop     1,758. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    E    Lantman 
Principal  High  School — Ray  C    Kimball 

Hinesburgr,  Chittenden  Co.,  pop.  242. 

Principal  High  School — Mjrle  B    Hill 

Hyde  Park,  Lamoille  Co.,  pop.  423. 

City   Superintendent — Harold  P.   Crosby 
Principal   High  School — Altred  D    Simpson 

Island  Fond,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  1,573. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — E     J     Parsons 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — O    E    Johnson 
Principal  High  School — Edmund  H   Walker 
Supv     Music — Mabel    LaRoche 
Commercial — F    L    Forte 

Jericho,  Chittenden  Co,  pop.   1,307. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Luther  Stephens. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    S    Bansom 
Town  Supei  mtendent — Prof    Reade 
Principal   High   School — Edwin   T  Maloney 

Johnson,  Irfunoille  Co.,  pop.  651 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    H    Nye 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — C    F    Hayford 
Town  Superintendent — H    P.  Crosby 
Principal  High  School — Archie  W    Stone 

State  Normal  School,  nor  ,  state,  co-ed  ; 
est  1866,  Archibald  G  Peaks,  Ph  D, 
Principal. 

Ludlow,  Windsor  Co.,  pop.  1,621. 

City  Superintendent — Edward  H    Dorsey 
Principal  High  School — Frank  L    Bugbee. 

Black  River  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ;  est.  1835 .  Edwin  A.  Shaw,  B.  S , 
Prin 

Lyndonville,  Caledonia  Co.,  pop.  1,573. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— E    J.  Blodgett 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    M    Wells 

City  Superintendent — Martin   E    Daniels. 

Lyndon  Institute;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect.; 
Ozias  D.  Mathewson,  Prin. 

Manchester,  Bennington  Co.,  pop.  478. 

City  Superintendent — B.  Dickinson. 

Burr  and  Burton  Seminary;  prep  ;  co-ed., 
non-sect  ,  est  1829,  James  Brooks,  Prin 


Marshifeld,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,011. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Vera  R    Hudson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    H.   Unwin 
City  Supei  mtendent — Jesse  M    Tebbits 
Pimcipal  High   School — Mis    E    Saxby 

Mclndoe  Falls,  Caledonia  Co.,  pop.  325. 

Mclndoe's  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed.,  non- 
sect  ,  Call  E  Howland,  Principal. 

Middlebury,  Addison  Co.,  pop.   2,860. 

City  Superintendent — Arthur   S    Eddy 
Prin    High   School — Archie   S.   Harnman. 
Supv     Music — Mrs     Shackett 
•Commejcial — Evelyn  Muldoon 

Middlebury  College,  coll  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
est.  1800 ,  John  M  Thomas,  D  D  ,  Pres. 

Middlebury  College,  Department  of  Peda- 
gogy, nor  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  Edward  I) 
Collins,  Dean. 

Middletown  Springs,  Rutland  Co.,  pop.  716. 

Pimcipal  High  School — Hairy  S   Moise 

Milton,   Chittenden  Co.,  pop.  634. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — T    F.  Rowley 
Town   Superintendent — S    F    Cooley 
Principal  High  School — Ebin  P.  Woodruff. 

Montgomery,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,721. 

Principal  High  School — Frances  P    Schrack 

Montpelier,   Washington   Co.,  pop.    7,856. 

Pres   Bd    Educ. — H.  J.  M.  Jones. 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — C.  B.  Moulton. 
City  Supt — Sherburn   C    Hutchinson 
Principal  High  School — Edward  S.  Abbott. 

Supv    Music — Mabel   C    Hoke 
Manual  Tiaining — Sten  A    Strobeck 
Commercial — Ii  a  Richardson 
Drawing — Carrie  M    Bassett 

Montpelier  Seminary,  prep  ;  co-ed.;;  M.  E  ; 

Rev    John  W.  Hatch,  D    D ,  President, 

Morrigville,  Lamoille  Co.,  pop.  1,445. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — C    A.  Slayton 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ  — C.  A    Slayton 

City   Superintendent — Carlton   D     Howe. 

Principal  High  School — R    G    Reynolds 

Domestic  Science — Miss  Bessie  Trayer. 

Commercial — Miss  Mary  A.  Gates. 

Morristown,  Lamoille  Co.,  pop.  2,6<52. 

Town  Superintedent — Caileton  D    Howe 

New  Haven,  Addison  Co.,  pop.  1,161. 

Principal  High  School — Frank  S    Hoag 

Beeman  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed  ,  non-sect.; 
est.  1852;  Alfred  Martin,  President. 

Newbury,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  412. 

Chm    Sch    Comm — M    L   Brock 
Clerk  Sch    Comm — R    F    Darling. 
Town  Superintendent — W    F    Glover 
Principal  High   School — 1C.  A.   Emeison 
Supv   Music — Pauline  Shepherd 
Penmanship — Minnie  E    Reynolds 


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Newport,  Orleans  Co »  pop.  2,548. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    J    Smith 

Sec    Bd    Educ — R    W    Spear 

City  Superintendent — Ernest  A.  Hamilton. 

Principal  High  School — E    W    Peckham 

Supv    Music — May  Wallace 

North  Bennington,  Bennington  Co ,  pop    663. 

Principal  High  School — Herman  H    Kibbey. 


North  Craftshniy,  Orleans  Co.,  pop.  450. 

Craftsbury    Academy,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    non- 
sect  ,   est    1829,   Mary  E    Bailey,  Prm 


Norlhfield,  Washington  Co ,  pop.  1,918. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    R    Roberts 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — B    F    Allen 

To\vn  Supei  mtendent — J    Allen  Hunter 

Principal    High    School — Ralph   Eaton 


Norwich  University,  coll  ,  military,  men, 
state,  est  1831,  Col  Ira  L  Reeves,  Litt 
D  ,  President 

North  Montpelier,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  200 

City  Superintendent — Joseph  W  Butterfleld 


North  Troy,  Orleans  Co.,  pop.  771. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— A    H    Butterfield 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    H    Butterfleld 
Town   Superintendent — W    C     McGmnis 
Principal  High   School — N    D    Blake. 


Orleans,  Orleans  Co.,  pop.  1,131. 

Chm    Sen    Comm — John  M    Bartlett 
Clerk  Sen    Comni — M    M    Taplm 
Town  Superintendent — C    L    Erwin 
Principal  High  School — Arthur  J    Fletcher 


Peacham,  Caledonia  Co.,  pop.   777. 

Caledonia  County  Grammar  School;    prep  , 
co-ed  ,  est    1797,  M   W.  Chaffee,  Prm 


Pittsford,  Rutland  Co,  pop.  2,479. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — C    M    Sturtevant 

Sec    Bd   Educ — T   J   Hagan 

Town   Superintendent — W    A    Bebee 

Principal  High  School — G   L    Forte 

Supv    Music — Mrs    H    C    Pratt 

Domestic  Science — Mrs    Ernest  Hitchcock 


Plainfield,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  388. 

Principal  High  School — Fred  O   Page. 

Poultney,  Rutland  Co.,  pop    1,474. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    F    Clough 

Sec    Bd    Educ — P    Mahoney 

Town  Superintendent — W   H    Hosmer 

Troy    Conference   Academy,    prep  ;    co-ed 
M.  E  ,  Charles  L.   Leonard,  Prin 


Proctor,  Rutland  Co,   pop.  2,756. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — A    C    Freeboin 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    E    Higbie 

City  Superintendent — William  A.  Beebe 

Principal   High  School — William   H    Carter 

Supv.     Music — Mary    Markham 

Manual  Training — Berenice  Otis 

Domestic   Science — Alice   G    Kendall 

Drawing — Bernice  Otis 

Com'l    &    Stenog*y — Bertha    Ferguson 


Proctorsville,  Windsor  Co  ,  pop.  500. 

Principal  High  School — Florence  L   Cox 


Randolph,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  1,787. 
Pres    Bd.  Educ — Victor  Speare. 
Town  Superintendent — Geoige  W    Patterson 
Principal  High  School — Ernest  G    Ham. 
Supv    Music — Louise  Winkemuth 
Drawing — Ella  Johnson. 


Randolph  Center,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  150 

Principal   High  School — Maud  A    Worthen 

Randolph  State  Normal  School,  nor  ;  state, 
co-ed  ,    G.    Leland   Green,    Prin 

Readsboro,  Benningrton  Co.,  pop.  835. 

City  Superintendent — Loren  R    Howard 

Richford,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,948.  < 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    Carl  Carpentei 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    B    Locklm 

City  Superintendent — Edwin  F.  Greene. 

Prm     High    School — Donald   W     McClellan 

Richmond,  Chittenden  Co.,  pop.  828. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    T    Stevens 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Barton   Bradley 
Town  Superintendent — H    S    Read 
Principal  High   School — Edward  Clark 


Rochester,  Windsor  Co.,  pop.  1,317. 

City    Superintendent — Henry   C.    Stoughton. 
Principal  High  School — George  H   Gilbert 

Royalton,  Windsor  Co.,  pop.  1,452. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— F    E    Allen 
Sec    Bd    Educ — M    A    Sturtevant 
City  Superintendent — M   A    Sturtevant 
Principal  High  School — William  E    Hebard 

Rutland,   Rutland  Co.,  pop.   13,546. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    C    Johnson 

Sec    Bd.  Educ — D.  B    Locke 

City  Superintendent — David  B.  Locke. 

Principal    High    School — Isaac    Thomas 

Supv    Music — C    V    Coa,n 

Drawing — Miss  M    G    Lees 

Manual    Training — Haiold   Adams 

Domestic  Science — G   Florence  Goldsmith 

Mt.  St  Joseph's  Convent;  girls'  boarding, 
R.  C  ;  Mother  St.  Charles,  Prin 

Rutland  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est.  1889,  F.  E  Mitchell,  Principal, 


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St.  Albans,  Franklin  Go ,  pop    6,381 

Pies     Bd     Educ — Mex    Tuscany 

Sec   Bd   Educ— Nellie  Aher. 

City   Superintendent — George   S    Wright 

Principal  High  School — H    B    Dickinson 

Com'l  and  Stenog*y — May  L.  Vilas. 

Jordan  Hall;  military,  non-sect  ,  C  L  Jor- 
dan, A  B.f  Prin 

St  Mary's  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R  C  ,  Sis- 
ter Eugenia,  Pun 

Villa  Barlow  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R 
C  ,  est  1869 ,  Sister  Mary  Magdelen, 
Superior 

St.  Johnsburv,   Caledonia  Co  ,  pop    8,098. 
Pres.  Bd    Educ — Charles  W.  Steele. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Preston   May. 
City  Superintendent — Walter  H    Young 
Principal  High  School— M    G   Benidict. 
Supv.   Music — Ella  M.  Brownell. 
Manual  Training — Leon  Baxter 
Physical   Culture — Madeline  Randall. 
Dravi-  ing — Leon    Baxter 
Domestic    Science — Margery    M     Smith 
Commercial — Abbie   C    Watson 

St  Johnsbury  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1843,  Martin  G  Benedict,  Prin 

Saxtons  River,  Windham  Co.,  pop.  700* 

Vermont  Academy,  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1876,  George  B  Lawson,  Ph  D, 
Principals 

Bhoreham,   Addison    Co,    pop.   1,098. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — G    L    Smith 

Sec    Bd    Educ — R    S    Hall 

City   Superintendent — Eugene  L.   Eddy 

Principal  High  School — Mabel  L   Agnew. 

South  Barre,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  150. 

City   Superintendent — George  J.   Seager 

South  Hero,  Grand  Isle  Co.,  pop.  917. 

Maple  Lawn  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  est 
1843,  Mrs  Fannie  A.  Stevens,  Prin. 

South  Londonderry. 

Principal  High   School— Edith   Ainsley. 

South  Xuneuburir,  Essex  Co.,  pop.  880. 

City  Superintendent — Bert  B    Buxbank 

South  Boyalton,  Windsor  Co.,  pop.  980.    * 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F    E    Allen 
Sec     Bd,   Educ — Ellis   Edmunds 
Town  Superintendent — M   A   Sturlevant 
Principal  High  School — William  E,  Hebard 
Supv    Music — Josephine   Sargent 

Springfield,  Windsor  Co.,  pop.  4,784. 
Pres    Bd.   Educ — G.  F.   Leland. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ — W.  E.  Fisher. 
City  Superintendent — Herbert  D.   Casey. 
Principal  High  School—Robert  N.  Millett. 
Supv    Music — Edith  Cummings 
Drawing — Anna   Squire 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y— Cora  E    Kathan. 


Stowe,  ILamoille  Co,  pop.  1,991. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    W    Barrows 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    C    Moi  gan 
Town   Superintendent — C    D    Howe 
Principal   High    School — William    English 

S  wanton,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,236. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — J    B    Kidder 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  L    Loiselle 

City  Superintendent — H    E    Hunt 

Prin    High   School — Charles  R.   Cambridge 

Supv     Music — Emily    Carpenter 

Domestic  Science — Gladys   Suter 

St    Ann's  Academy,  prep.,  co-ed.;  Rev    T 
Marie  Aubin,  Prm. 

Thetford,  Orange  Co ,  pop.  1,1812. 

Thetford  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect  , 
est    1819,  William  Slade,  Principal 

Towns-bend,  Windham  Co.,  pop.  833. 

City  Superintendent — Fred  L.  Drew. 

Leland  and  Gray  Seminary,   prep  ;   co-ed  , 
Bapt  ,   est    1832,   Guy  W.   Powers,   Prin 

Troy,  Orleans  Co.,  pop.  300. 

Chm  Sch  Comxn — W  S  Powers 
Clerk  Sch  Comm — G  B  Bartlett 
City  Superintendent — William  C.  McGinn!* 

Underbill,  Chittenden  Co.,  pop.  1,004. 

Principal  High   School — Ethel  N    Enman 

Vergennes,  Addison  Co ,  pop.  1,483 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  F    Bartley 
Sec    Bd    Educ. — Arthur  W    Norton 
City  Superintendent — Wesley  H.  Douglas 
Principal    High   School — James   C.   Walker 
Supv    Music — Thessie  M.  Powers 
Agriculture — Henry  King 

Vermont    State  Industrial   School,    indust  ; 
state;  co-ed  ;  J.  N.  Barsa,  Supt. 

Waltsfleld,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  709. 

Prin     High    School— Franklin    G.    Williams 

Wallingford,  Rutland  Co.,  pop.  1,719. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — George  Batcheller. 
City  Superintendent — Leon  B    Bell 
Principal  High  School — Elwyn  Farnham 

Waterbnry,   Washington  Co.,  pop.   1,877. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    C.  Luce 

Sec    Bd    Educ — G    S    Bidwell 

City   Superintendent — Norman  Fiost 

Principal  High  School — Fred  W.  Relmherr. 

Supv    Music — Lena  Wallace 

Wells  River,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  608. 

Principal   High   School— Arthur   W.   Harris. 

Farwell    Hall;    girls'    boarding;    non-sect.; 
Mrs.  L.  a  Rollins,  Prin. 

West  Brattleboro,  Windham  Co.,  pop.  200* 

City  Superintendent — Bates  E.  Stover. 


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West   Fairlee,   Orange   Co  ,   pop.   446. 

City  Superintendent — Charles  P.   McKnight 

West  Rutland,  Rutland  Co.,  pop.   427. 

Town  Supt — Philip  R    Lea\en\vorth 
Principal  High  School — Lynn  L    Grow 

Weston,  Windsor  Co.,  pop.  632. 

Principal  High  School — Richard  A    Burn 


White   River   Jet.,   Windsor   Co,   pop.    2,000 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    H     Powers 

Sec     Bd     Educ — M     P.    Stanley 

City  Superintendent — Nelson  J    Whitehill 

Principal  High  School-— M    R    South-worth 

Supv     Music — Estella    Estabrook 

Manual   Training — Edmund  R    McHale 

Drawing — Ethel    Pratt 

Williaxnstown,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  1,726. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — L    J    Bailey. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Hayden  Jeffords 
Town  Superintendent — L,    D    Smith 
Principal  High  School — William  L,    Hays 


Wilmington,    Wixtdham   Co .   pop.   430. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Clark  Chandler 

Sec    Bd    TSduc — Met  ton  F    Barbei 

City  Supt    &  Pnn.  H    S  — Markus  Goi  ham 

Windsor,  Windsor  Co.,  pop.   1,906. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Geoige  O    Gudlej 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Gilbeit  F    Davis 
City  Superintendent — Gilbert  F    Davis 
Principal  High  School — Rufus  B    Barton 

Winooski,  Cbittenden  Co.,  pop.  452. 

Prin    High  School — George  R.  Stackpole. 

St  Michael's  College,  coll  and  prep  ;  men; 
R  C  ,  est.  1905,  Very  Rev  E  M  Salmon, 
S  S  E ,  President 

Woodstock,  Windsor  Co  ,  pop.  2,545. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    B    Wilder 

Sec    Bd     Educ — E     H    Williams,  Jr 

Town  Superintendent — Lmwood  Taft 

Prin     High   School — Everett   V     Perkins. 

Supv     Music — Mrs     A     B     Pinney. 

Drawing — Marion    K     Swett 

Com'l   &   Stenog'y — Elizabeth  Vaughan 


VIRGINIA 

Population,  2,061,612     School  census,  651,469.    School  age,  7-20. 

Virginia  is  the  twentieth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  2,061,612  inhabitants,  of  whom  67.4  per  cent,  are  white  Of  this  number 
1.3  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  popula- 
tion, ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  15.2  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  forty-first  in 
this  respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 


STATE  SUPERINTENDENT  'S  OFFICE 

R   C.  STEARNES,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  Richmond 

W   T.  HODGES,  Assistant  State  Superintendent  .  .  .Richmond 

A   Lucius  LINCOLN,  State  School  Inspector .          .Richmond 

W.  W   EDWARDS,  State  School  Inspector.  .  .  .  .Richmond 

F   E.  WORRELL,  State  School  Inspector.    . .  .    .  .  .Richmond 

J.  H.  BINFORD,  State  School  Inspector  .    .  .  Richmond 

ARTHUR  D.  WRIGHT,  State  School  Inspector  .  ...  ...   Richmond 

J.  H    MONTGOMERY,  Executive  Sec'y,  Cooperative  Education  Association     Richmond 

STATE  BOAIfcD  OF  EDUCATION 

R.  C.  STEARNES,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  President  .,         . .  .Richmond 

GOVERNOR  HENRY  O.  STUART Richmond 

ATTORNEY-GENERAL  JOHN  GARLAND  POLLARD  ....  .  .Richmond 

DR   J   M.  PAGE.          .  .      .  .    .  .  Charlottesville 

COL  HENRY  C.  FORD     .   .  Lexington 

DR.  J.  S   WILSON.  . .  ...  .Williamsburg 

HARRIS  HART ...  .  ....  Roanoke 

FRANK  T.  WEST Trevilians 

E.  R.  CHESTERMAN,  Secretary  to  the  Board Richmond 


VIRGINIA  STATE   TEACHERS'   ASSOCIATION 

C    G    MAPHTS,  President                                 .                        .                .                 University 
JT.  H.  BINFORD,  Secretary Richmond 


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VIRGINIA  ASSOCIATION  OF  COLLEGES  AND  SECONDARY  SCHOOLS 


JAMES  S  WILSON,  President 
JOHN  D   RODEFPEB,  Secretary 


Williamsburg 
Salem 


VIRGINIA  SCHOOL   TRUSTEES7   ASSOCIATION 


E    E.  JOHNSON,  President. 
M    F.  McGHEE,  Secretary 


Culpeper 
Keyasville 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 


Name  and  Address 
G  G   Joynes,  Onancocte 


County 
Accomac 
Albemarlo  .  ... 

.     H  M  McManaway,  Charlottesville 
Alexandria  City 

W    H    Sweeney,   Alexandria 

Alexandria  County       

W    T    Hodges,  Rosslyn 

Alleghany J    G    Jeter,  Covmgton 

Amelia     C.  B.  Bowry,  Burkeville 

Amherst     .  C    L    Scott,  Amherst 

Appomattox  N  R.  Featherston,  Vera 
Augusta  ....  ... 

P   M  Somerville,  Staunton,  R   F   D   6 

Bath.  B  B  Richardson,  Hot  Springs 
Bedford  C  M.  Abbot,  Bedford  City 

Bland Frank  L    Dunn,  Bland 

Botetourt  C.  Breckenridge,  Fincastle 
Bristol  .  F  B  Fitzpatrick,  Bristol 
Brunswick.  R  Lee  Chambliss,  Rawlmgs 
Buchanan  .  .Wm,  H.  Ownbey,  Grundy 
Buckingham  John  A  Twyman,  Wmgina 
Buena  Vista.  J.  P.  McCluer,  Buena  Vista 

Campbell W   L    Garbee,  Lawyers 

Caroline  ..  John  Washington,  Milford 
Carroll.  ..  EM  Cooley,  Woodlawn 
Charles  City  * 

W.  B   Coggin,  Providence  Forge 

Charlotte  .S  P.  Daniel,  Brakes  Branch 
Charlottesville  

J    G.   Johnson,   Charlottesville 

Chesterfield  ..Philip  M    Tyler,  Chester 

Clarke C.  G   Massey,  "White  Post 

Craig W,  O   Martin,  New  Castle 

Culpeper.    .Jas    M    Beckham,  Culpeper 

Cumberland    

. .  C   W.  Dickinson,  Jr.,  Cartersville 

Danville F   H   Wheatley,  Danville 

Dickenson  ..I.  E.  French,  Clintwood 
Dinwiddie.  ...E.  C.  Powell,  McKenney 
Elizabeth  City..  J.  M.  Willis,  Hampton 
Essex.... W.  G.  Rennolds,  Centre  Cross 


County 
Fairfax  . 

Fauquier   .E.  Albert  Smith,  Warrenton 


Name  and  Address 
.M.  D    Hall,  Burke 


Floyd   . 


Isaac  L   Epperly,  Floyd 


Fluvanna  T  H  Shepherd,  Wilmington 
Franklin  W  D  Rucker,  Rocky  Mount 
Frederick  M  M  Lynch,  Winchester 

Fredericksburg 

.     E    F    Buckhead,  Fredericksburg 
Giles   .  .  R     tT    Farrier    Newport 

Gloucester....  R.  A   Folkes,  Gloucester 

Goochland       

....C   W.  Dickinson,  Jr,  Cartersville 
Grayson  .  ....       G   F.  Carr,  Galux 

Greene  .   T  N  Miller,  Hay  wood 

Greenesville  H.  Maclin,  North  Emporia 
Halifax  ,H  J  Watkins,  South  Boston 

Hanover     

.    .   John  W   Wickham,  Beaver  Dam 
Henrico  .    .    .   A    D    Wright,  Richmond 
Henry.  .W   B   Gates,  Martmsville 

Highland  B  R  Richardson,  Hot  Springs 
Isle  of  Wight.. Gavin  Rawls,  Carrsville 
James  City  .  .  .... 

W    B    Coggin,  Providence  Forge 

King  &   Queen     .  

W  G  Reynolds,  Center  Cross 
King  George.  D  F  Coakley,  Ferrell 
King  William  H  R  Eubank,  Etna  Mills 
Lancaster.  Frank  W.  Lewis,  Morattico 

Lee J.  C.  Boatright,  Jonesville 

Loudoun 

.W    G    Edmondson,  PurceJlville 

Louisa Frank  T.  West,  Trevilians 

Lunenburg  I  T  Wilkinson,  Kenbndge 
Lynchburg.  .Edw.  C.  Glass,  Lynchburg 
Madison  ,  J  W  MiHcr,  Hay  wood 
Mathews  ....  EC.  Percif  ul,  Nesting 
Mecklenburg  F.  C  Bedinger,  Boydton 
Middlesex E.  C.  Percif  nil,  Nesting 


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County                              Namq  and  Address 
Montgomery    

J  H  Stephens,  Christiansburg 
Nansemond  J  B  De  Jarnette,  Driver 
Nelson.  ..Henry  T.  Harris,  Lovmgston 

New    Kent        

. .  W   B   Coggm,  Providence  Forge 

Newport  News       .     . .         

.  D  A  Dutrow,  Newport  News 
Norfolk  City  .  .R  A  Dobie,  Norfolk 
Norfolk  Co  .  .A  H.  Foreman,  Norfolk 

Northampton 

B    G    Tankard,   Nassawadox 

Northumberland 

Frank  W  Lewis,  Morattico 
Nottoway  ...  C  B  Bowry,  Burkeville 
Orange..  C  P  Cowherd,  Gordonsville 
Page  ..John  H  Booton,  Luray 
Patrick.  .  J  F  Reynolds,  Stuart 
Petersburg  ..F  M  Martin,  Petersburg 
Pittsylvania  .  .F  B.  Watson,  Chatham 
Portsmouth  .H  A.  Hunt,  Portsmouth 
Powhatan  .  J  "W  Reynolds,  Powhatan 
Prince  Edward 

P.  Tulane  Atkinson,  Hampden-Sidney 

Prince    George      

W    W.  Edwards,  Waverly 

Princess    Anne 

...OB   Mears,  Norfolk,  R    F    D.  2 
Prince    William 

G    G.  Tyler,  Haymarket 

Pulaski E    L    Darst,  Dublin 

Radford  J   P  Whitt,  Radford 


County  Name  and  Address 

Rappahannock  .     J    H    Booton,   Luray 

Richmond    City         

J    A    C    Chandler,   Richmond 
Richmond         Blake  T    Newton,   Hague 

Roanoke  City         .  

.Harris  Hart,  Roanoke 
Roanoke  County  ...R  E  Cook,  Salem 
Rockbrldge  Earle  K.  Paxton,  Lexington 
Rockingham  

.  .  .  Geo  H  Hulvey,  Harrisonburg 
Russell  H.  W.  Fugate,  Fugate's  Hill 
Scott W  D  Smith,  Gate  City 

Shenandoah 

C     E     Shoemaker,   Woodstock 

Smyth  .  .BE  Copenhaver,  Marion 
Southampton  G.  L  II  Johnson,  Franklin 
Spotsylvania  James  M  Ashby,  Falraouth 
Stafford  . .  James  M  Ashby,  Falmouth 
Staunton.  .  John  P  Neff,  Staunton 
Surry  .  L  N.  Savedge,  Alliance 

Sussex  . .  W.  W  Edwards,  Waverly 
Tazewell  .  W.  A.  Thompson,  Tazewell 
Warren  .  T  V  Leach,  Front  Royal 
Warwick  .  .A  J  Renforth,  Graf  ton 
Washington.  W  J  Edmondson,  Lodi 

Westmoreland         

Blake  T.  Newton,   Hague 

Wilhamsburg    .         

H     E     Bennett,   Williamsburg 
Winchester. .  .M.  M.  Lynch,  Winchester 

Wise J    N    Hillman,  Coeburn 

Wythe Geo.  R.  Huftard,  Wytheville 

York A   J.  Renforth,  Graf  ton 


PUBLIC.  PRIVATE   AND   ENDOWED    SCHOOLS   AND    COLLEGES 


Abbyville,  Mecklenburg:  Co.,  pop.  98. 

Bluestone  Mission  School,  prep.,  co-ed  , 
United  Presby  ,  est  1880,  C  H  Wilson, 
A.  B.,  Prin. 

Abingdon,  Washington  Co,  pop.  2,500. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — W  Y  C  White 
Sec  Bd  Educ— George  A  Maiden 
Supt  &  Prin  H  S — R  F  Stephenson 

Martha  Washington  College;  girls'  board- 
ing, M  B  So  ;  est.  1860;  8  D.  Long, 
D.  D.,  Pres 

Stonewall  Jackson  College;  girls'  boarding, 
Presb  ,  est  1868,  J  R  Dobbins,  Pres. 

Alexandria,  Alexandria  Co.,  pop.  15,329. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — P    M    Bradshaw 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Harry  D    Kirk 

City  Superintendent — "William  H    Sweeny. 

Principal  High  School — Conrad  Johnson. 

Episcopal  High  School;  boys'  boarding;  F. 

E  ,  est    1839;  A.  R    Hoxton,  Prin 


Alexandria — continued 

Protestant  Episcopal  Theological  Seminary 
In  Virginia;  theol  ;  men;  F.  E  ;  est  1823; 
Rev.  Samuel  A.  Wallis,  D.  D,  Acting 
Dean. 

Ashland,  Hanover  Co.,  pop.  1,324. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    H    Ambler 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    E    "W    Meyberg 
Puncipal  High  School — J    B    Garrett 

Randolph-Macon  College;  coll  ,  men;  M.  E. 

So.;   est.   1832;   R.   E.   Blackwell,    LL,    D, 

Pres. 
Basic  City,  Augusta  Co.,  pop.  1652. 

Biandon  Institute,  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1913,  Elmer  V  Hoenshel,  D.  D  , 
President 

Bedford  City,  Bedford  Co.,  pop.  2,500. 

Sec  Bd  Educ — William  Eubank 
City  Superintendent — P  S  Murrill 
Principal  High  School — J  R  Guy 

Randolph-Macon  Academy;  boys'  boarding; 
M.  E  ;  est.  1890;  E  Sumter  Smith,  Frin. 


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Bellevue,   Bedford   Go.,   pop.   27. 

Bellevue  High  School,  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect.,  est.  1866,  William  R\  Abbott,  Prm 

Berryville,  Clarke  Co.,  pop.  938. 
Berryville    Institute;    prep  ;    co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;  Miss  Rose  MacDonald,  Frin. 

Big:  Stone  Gap,  Wise  Co  ,  pop    2,590 

City    Superm tender t — A     J    Wolfe 


Blacksburg,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    H    Price 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    T    Hard\vick 
Principal  High  School — Emma  S    Yerby 
Supei visor  Music — Margaret  Roller 
Manual    Training — Mary    Stanger 


Virginia  Polytechnic  Institute,  comprises 
Department  of  Agriculture,  of  Applied 
Sciences,  of  Engineering,  and  Graduate 
Department,  men,  state;  est  IS  72, 
Joseph  D  Eggleston,  President 

Virginia  Polytechnic  Institute,  Department 
of  Agriculture,  courses  in  agriculture,  hor- 
ticulture, agronomy,  animal  husbandry, 
dairying,  H  L  Price,  M.  S ,  Dean 

Virginia  Polytechnic  Institute,  Department 
of  Applied  Sciences,  courses  in  applied 
chemistry,  chemical  engineering,  metal- 
lurgy, and  applied  geology,  E  A  Smythe, 
A  M,  Dean 

Virginia  Polytechnic  Institute,  Engineering 
Department,  courses  in  civil,  mechanical, 
electrical,  and  mining-  engineering,  L  S 
Randolph,  M.  E ,  Dean 


Blackstone,  Nottoway  Co,  pop.   2,600. 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — J     M     Hart 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    C    Rice 

Prin    High  School — W    R    Wrigglesworth 

Blackstone  College  for  Girls,  girls'  junior 
college,  boarding,  M  E  ,  est  1894,  Rev 
James  Cannon,  Jr ,  Principal 


Bluemont,  I*oudoun  Co.,  350. 

London  Select  School;  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est.  1911,  John  D  Chapm,  Presi- 
dent 


Bon  Air,  Chesterfield  Co.,  pop.  54. 

Bon  Air  School,  girls'  boarding;  Meth  ;  Wil- 
liam Day  Smith,  Prin. 


Bowling  Green,  Caroline  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Bowling  Green  Seminary;  girls'  boarding; 
M  E.  So.,  est  1867;  Rev.  C  K.  Millican, 
Prin. 


Bridgewater,  Rockingham  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 

Pies    Bd    Edue — T    S    Floijr 

Sec    Bd    Educ— F    J    Wiight 

City    Superintendent — K     Hale 

Piincipal  High   School — S    S    Shoemaker 

Supv    Music — C    W    Roller 

Manual  Training — N    A    Seese 

Di  awing — A    M    Hansen 

Penmanship — Berlin    Simons 

Commercial — Chailes  C    Wright 

Bndgewater  College,  college,  academy,  mu- 
sic, com'l,  co-ed  ;  Ger  Bapt  ,  est  1884, 
John  S  Flory,  Ph  D  ,  Pres 

Bristol,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  6,247. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    W    Dungan 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    M    Ninnick 

City  Superintendent — F   B    Fitzpatrick 
Principal  High    School — C     L    Green 

Sullins  College,  girls'  boarding;  M.  E.  So., 

est    1869,  Rev    John  C    Orr,   Pies 

Virginia  Intermont  College,  girls'  boarding, 
Bapt,  est  1884,  H  G  Noff singer,  AM, 
Pres 

Brnington,  King  and  Queen  Co.,  pop*  13. 

Bruington  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ,  Alexander  Fleet,  Principal 

Buena  Vista,   Rockbridge  Co.,  pop.  3,245. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — William  M  Brown. 
Sec  Bd  Educ — Dr  W  H  Gilkyson 
City  Supt  &  Prin  H  S  —  J  P.  McCluer 

Southein  Seminary,  girls'  boarding,  M  E 
So  ,  est  1867,  Rev  E  H  Rowe,  Prin 

Burkeville,  Nottoway  Co.,  pop.   550. 

Ingleside  Seminary  (colored),  girls'  board- 
ing, Presb. ,  est.  1892;  Rev.  Graham  C. 
Campbell,  M.  A,  Prin 

Cappahosic,  Gloucester  Co.,  pop.  120. 

Gloucester  Agricultural  and  Industrial 
School  (colored);  agri  and  indust..  non- 
sect.,  William  G.  Price,  President. 

Charlottesville,  Albemarle  Co.,  pop.  6,765. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H.  M    Gleason 
Sec    Bd    Educ — James   G    Johnson. 
City  Superintendent — James  G.  Johnson 
Prin    High  School — James  W    Lane. 
Com'l    &  Stenog'y — Ira  B    Grimes, 

Brown's  University  School,  prep.;  men, 
non-sect.;  est.  1897,  J.  Thompson  Brown, 
Jr,  Prin. 

Dinwiddie's  University  School;  boys,  non- 
sect.;  E  E.  Dinwiddie,  Prin 

St  Anne's  School,  girls'  boarding,  P.  E., 
est  1910,  Miss  Mary  Hyde  Du  Val,  Prin- 
cipal 

University  of  Virginia;  comprises  Academic 
and  Graduate  Departments,  and  Schools 
of  Agriculture,  Engineering,  Law,  and 
Medicine,  state,  men,  est  1825;  Edwin 
A.  Alderman,  D.  C  L,  LL  D,  Pres 


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Charlottesville — continued 

University  of  Virginia,  Department  of  En- 
gineering, courses  in  civil,  mechanical, 
electrical,  chemical,  and  mining  engineer- 
ing, William  M  Thornton,  LL,  D  ,  Dean 

University  of  Virginia,  Department  of  Med- 
icine, med  ,  rear  ,  men,  e&t  1825,  Theo- 
dore Hough,  M  D  ,  Dean 

University  of  Virginia,  Law  School,  law; 
men,  est*  1826,  W  M  Lile,  Dean. 

Universitv  School;  boys*  boar  fling,  non- 
sect  ,  Horace  W.  Jones,  Frin. 

Chase  City,  Mecklenburg  Co ,  pop.  1,000. 

Southside  Female  Institute,  girls'  boarding, 
prep  ;  Bapt  ,  est  1887,  H  G  Noffsmger, 
A.  M.,  Pres 

Chatham,  Plttsylvanla  Co.,  pop.  1,025. 

Chatham  Training  School,  boys'  boarding, 
Bapt  ,  est  1909,  Rev  Thomas  Ryland 
Sanfoid,  President 

Chatham  Episcopal  Institute,  girls'  board- 
ing, P  E  ,  est  1894,  Mrs  Elizabeth 
May  "Willis,  Principal 

Churchland,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  800. 

Churchland  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  Charles  T  Wortham,  Prin 

Claremont,  Surry  Co.,  pop*  630. 

Small-wood  Memorial  Institute  (colored), 
nor ,  indust  and  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
est  1892 ,  Mrs  Rosa  E  Smallwood,  Prin 

Clifton  Forge,  Alleghany  Co.,  pop.  5,748. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — J    W    C    Bryant 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    Hawkins 
City  Superintendent — H    G    Duval 
Principal  High   School— F    M    Mellett 

Clifton  Forge  Seminary,  girls  boarding  and 
day,  non-sect  ,  Miss  Dora  L.  Bryant, 
Prin. 

Cluster  Springs,  Halifax  Co.,  pop.  55. 

Cluster  Springs  Academy,  boys,  prep  ;  non- 
sect  ;  est.  1865;  Hampden  Wilson,  Prin. 

Daleville,  Botetourt  60.,  pop    45. 

Daleville  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Church  of 
the  Brethren,  est  1890,  Rev  T  S  Mo- 
net man,  Piesident 

Danville,  Plttsylvanla  Co.,  pop.  19,090. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John  W    Corter 

Sec    Bd    Educ— H    M    Martin 

City   Superintendent— Ford   H.   Wheatley. 

Principal  High  School — Ernest  T  McNutt. 

Commercial — J.  W    Cook 

Danville  School  for  Boys;  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect ;  William  Holmes  Davis,  Head- 
master 

Randolph-Macon  Institute;  girls'  boarding; 
M.  E  So  ;  est.  1898;  Charles  G.  Evans, 
A.  M.,  Pres. 

Roanoake  Institute;  girls'  boarding;  Bapt.; 

est    1859,  W    W    Rivers,  A    M,  Pres 


Dayton,  Rockingham  Co.,  pop.  560. 

Shenandoah  Collegiate  Institute  and  School 
of  Music,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  U.  B. ,  est  1876; 
Rev  G  W.  Hoebshel,  Prin. 

Elk  Creek,  Grayson  Co ,  pop.  160. 

Elk  Creek  Training  School;  prep  ;  agrl  ; 
co-ed  non-sect  ,  est  1908,  Charles  P. 
Graham,  Puncipal 

Emory,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  160. 
Emory  and  Henry   College,    coll.;  men;   M. 
E     So  ,     est.    1838;     Charles    C     Weaver. 
Ph    D  ,  President 

Falls  Church,  Fairfax  Co.,  pop.  1,128. 

Gundry  Home  and  Training  School,  for 
backward  and  feeble-minded  children;  est 
1893,  Miss  M  Gundry,  Principal 

Farmvllle,  Prince  Edward  Co.,  pop.  2,971. 

City  Superintendent — J    E    Capps 
State     Female     Normal     School;     normal; 
state;  women,   est    1884,   Joseph  L    Jar- 
man,  B.  A  ,  Pres. 

Farnham,  Richmond  Co.,  pop.  75. 

Farnham  Academy;  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non-Beet.; 
E  Williamson,  Prin. 

Floyd,  Floyd  Co.,  pop.  520. 
Oxford    Academy,    prep  ,     co-ed.;     Presb  ; 
John  K    Harris,  Prin. 

Fork  Union   (P.  O.  Cohasset),  Fluvanna  Co. 

Fork  Union  Military  Academy,  boys' board- 
ing, est  1897,  C  W  Hardy,  Pres 

Fort  Defiance,  Augusta  Co.,  pop.  50. 

Augusta  Military  Academy;  military,  non- 
sect  ;  Charles  S  Roller,  A  M.,  Prin. 

Fortress  Monroe,  Elizabeth  City  Co ,  pop  1804. 

Old  Point  Comfort  College,  boys'  boarding; 
R  C  ,  Brother  Ignatius,  Rector 

Franklin,  Southampton  Co.,  pop.  2,271. 

Euphradlan  Institute ,  prep. ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est.  1900;  Fanny  L.  Webb,  Prin. 

Franklin  Female  Seminary;  girls*  board- 
ing; non-sect.;  est.  1895;  J.  M.  Langaton, 
Jr,  A  M.,  Pres. 

Franklin  Military  Academy;  boys'  board- 
ing, non-sect.,  est  1896,  O.  W.  Ander- 
son, A  M.,  Prin 

Frederickeburg,  SpotsylVanla  Co.,  pop.  5,874. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    L    Biannan 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    B    Bowering 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S — E    F    Birckhead, 

Supv    Music — Maigaret  E    Fraser 

Manual    Training — Olive    Hinman 

Domestic  Science — Frances  Withers 

Frederlcksburg  College;  coll.;  co-ed.; 
Presb  ,  est  1893,  J  U  Barney,  L.  L.  D., 
President 

State  Normal  and  Industrial  School  for 
Women,  nor,  music,  domestic  science; 
state;  est  1908,  Edward  Hutson  Russell. 


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Front  Royal,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  1,200 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    G    Weaver 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    A    Ford 
City  Superintendent — T    V    Leach 
Principal   High   School— M    L    Fearnow 

Ardleigh  School,  girls*  boarding:,  P  E, 
est  1895,  Mrs  Sue  Erskine  McGregor, 
President 

Randolph-Macon  Academy,  boys'  boarding, 
M  E  So  ,  est  1892;  Charles  L  Melton, 
Prin. 

Gate  City,  Scott  Co,  pop.  650. 

Shoemaker  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  F  B  Fitzpatrlck,  Pres 

Gloucester,  Gloucester  Co ,  pop.  465. 

Gloucester  Academy*  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect  est  1887,  John  Tabb,  M  Sc ,  Prin 

Hampton,    Elizabeth    City,    pop.    5,505. 
City  Superintendent — John  M    Willis 

Hampton  College;  girls*  boarding,  non-sect  , 
H  H  Savage,  President 

Hampton  Normal  and  Agricultural  Insti- 
tute (colored),  normal  and  indust  ;  state, 
co-ed  ,  est.  1868,  Rev  Hollls  B  Frissell, 
LL.  D,  Prin. 

SpIIler  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Bapt  ;  Q 
Edward  Read,  Prin 

Hampden-Sldney,  Prince  Edward  Co.,  pop. 
450. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Henry  T    Graham 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    G    McGehee 

Principal   High   School — George  L    Walker 

Hampden-Sldney  College;  coll  ;  men; 
Presb  ,  est.  1776;  Rev  Henry  T  Graham, 
A  B,  B.  D.,  Pres. 

Harrisonbur?,  Rockingham  Co.,  pop.  4,879. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — W    J.  Dmgledme 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William  Dean 
City  Superintendent — William  H    Keister. 
*    Supv    Music — Miss  J    S   Preston 
Drawing — Miss  M    A    Spack 
Penmanship — C.   M     Overby 

State  Normal  and  Industrial  School  for 
Women,  professional  training  courses, 
state,  est  1908,  Julian  A  Burruss,  A  M, 
Pres, 

Heradon,  Fairfax  Co.,   pop.  000. 

Herndon  Seminary,  girls'  boarding,  P  E  , 
est  1876,  Misses  Castleman,  Principals 

Ifolladay,    Spottsylvania   Co.,   pop.   55. 

Prospect  Hill  Home  School,  girls'  board- 
ing; Presb.,  est  1903,  Miss  N.  E.  Scott, 
Prin. 

Hollins,  Roanoke  Co.,  pop.  65. 

Rollins  College  for  Young  Women;  girls' 
boarding;  non-sect  ,  est  1842;  Matty  L 
Cocke,  Pres. 


Irvingrton,  Lancaster  Co ,  pop.  1,035. 

Chesapeake  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1889 ,  D  R  Anderson,  M.  A , 
Prin 

Lawrenceville,   Brunswick   Co.,  pop.   1,733. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    S    Peebles 
Sec     Bd     Educ — W     A     Trotter 
Town  Supenntendent — R    Leo  Chambliss 
Principal  High  School — J    C    Elliott 

St  Paul  Normal  arib"  Industrial  School; 
normal,  indust  ;  co-ed.,  P.  E  ;  est  1888; 
Rev  James  S  Russell,  Prin 


Lebanon,  Russell  Co,  pop.  898. 

Lebanon  State  School,  public  high  school, 
prep ,  agri ,  man  tr ,  dom  sci  and  mu- 
sic, est  1908,  William  A  Anderson,  Jr, 
Principal 

Leesburgr,  Loudoun  Co.,  pop.  2,000. 

Meadowbrook  School,  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est.  1912,  Robert  L  Preston, 
Headmaster. 

Lewiston,  Spotsylvania  Co.,  pop.  63. 

Bel- Air  School,  prep.,  co-ed  ;  Presb  ;  est. 
1894;  N.  E.  Scott,  Prin. 

Lexington,  Rockbrldge  Co.,  pop.   3,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    T    Glasgow 
Sec    Bd     Educ — H    D    Campbell 
City  Supt    &  Prin   H    S — Harrington  Wad- 
dell 

Supv    Music — Mrs    H    A    White. 
Manual   Training — MIp   Carter 

Virginia  Military  Institute,  mil  ;  non-sect.; 
est  1839,  General  Edward  W  Nichols, 
Superintendent 

Washington  and  Lee  University;  comprises 
the  College,  School  of  Commerce,  of  Ap- 
plied Science,  of  Law,  men;  non-sect.; 
est  1749;  Henry  Louis  Smith,  LL  D., 
Pres. 

Washington  and  Lee  University,  School  of 
Applied  Science,  courses  in  science,  and 
civil  engineering,  David  C  Humphreys, 

C.  E,  Dean. 

Washington  and  Lee  University,  Law 
School;  law,  men,  est  1866;  Martin  P. 
Burks,  LL  D,  Dean. 

Lodi,  Washington  Co.,  pop.   125. 

Liberty  Hall  Home  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
Presb  ;  est.  1866;  Allen  Jones,  Jr.,  B. 

D,  Prin. 

Lynchbnrgv  Campbell  Co.,  pop.  29,494. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  — B    F   Kirkpatrick 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Edward*  C,  Glass 

City   Superintendent — Edward   C.   Glass. 

Principal  High  School — William.  M     Black 

Supv    Music — Magdolm  Dykuna. 

Manual  Training — Pamela  Howell. 

Drawing — Frances  J.  Rodis 


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L>  nchburg — continued 

Piedmont  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1887,  Sam  Jack  Musick,  Manager 

Randolph- Mac  on  Woman's  College;  women, 
M  B  So  ,  est  1893,  William  A  Webb, 
Litt  D  ,  President 

Smith's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten , 
T  Parker  Smith,  Pres. 

Virginia  Baptist  Seminary  (colored) ;  prep  , 
co-ed  ;  Bapt  ;  George  Hayes,  Prin 

Virginia  Christian  College,  College,  Acad- 
emy, Fine  Arts,  co-ed  ,  Disciples,  est 
1903 ,  J  T  T  Hundley,  A  B  ,  President 

Virginia  Theological  Seminary  and  College, 
coH  and  theol  ;  co-ed  ;  Bapt  ;  est  1888, 
James  R  L  Diggs,  Ph  D ,  Pres ,  Bed- 
ford Ave. 

Manassas,  Prince   William  Co.,  pop.  1,210. 

Eastern  College;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  boarding; 
Hervin  TJ  Roop,  Pres 

Manassas  Agricultural  High  School;  agrl , 
piep  and  nor  ,  co-ed  ,  C  H  Yarboiough, 
Director 

Manassas  Institute,  prep  ;  co-ed  .  non-sect  , 
est  1894,  L.  P.  Hill,  A.  B ,  A.  M ,  Prin. 

Marion,  Smyth  Co.,  pop    2,200. 

Pies    Bd    Bduc — B    E    Copenhauer 

Sec    Bd    Bduc  — O    L    Souders 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S  — 'B    E   Copenhaver 

Marion  Female  College,  girls'  boarding; 
Luth  ,  est  1874,  Rev  Henderson  N 
Miller,  Ph  D,  President 

Markham,  Fauquier  Co.,  pop.  110. 

Cleveland  High  School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  P. 
E  ,  James  J.  Marshall,  Prin. 

Martin&ville,  Henry  Co,  pop    3,368. 

City  Superintendent — W    B    Gates 

Mendota,  Washington   Co.,  pop.  210. 

Hamilton  High  School,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ;  Wm  C.  Patton,  Prin 

Miller  School  P.  O.,  Albemarle  Co. 

Miller  Manual  School  of  Albemarle;  tech  ; 
co-ed  ,  non-sect  ;  est  X878,  Robert  B 
Fulton,  LL.  D.t  Supt 

Millwood,   Clarke   Co.,   pop.   340. 

Clay  Hill  Academy,  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;  William  H  Whiting,  Jr,  Prin. 

Mount  Clinton,  Bockingham  Co.,  pop.  220. 

West  Central  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect.,  est  1891;  D  I.  Suter,  Prin. 


Newport  News,  Warwick  Co.,  pop.  20,205. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    C    Bivlns 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — W   L    Tabb 

Principal  High  School — D    A    Dutiow 

Supv   Music — Ella  Hayes 

Manual  Training — l/ula  F    Jones 

Domestic  Science — Mrs.  R    S.  Barrett. 

Drawing — Miss  Bessie   Barclay 

Com'l     &   Stenog'y — Miss   Gertrude   Looxnis 


Norfolk,  Norfolk  Co.,  pop.  67,452. 

Ch'm  Bd    Educ. — W    B.  Dougherty. 
Sec    Bd   Educ — Richard  C.  Taylor. 
City   Superintendent — Richard   A.   Dobie. 
Supv    of  Instruction — J.  P.  Spence, 
Prin    Maury  H    S — M    K    Cannon 
Supv    Music — Miss  F.  Eugenia  Adams. 
Supv     Man     Training — T     G     Rydlngsvard 
Domestic  Science — Miss  M.  E  Parlette. 
Physical  Culture — Miss  Lee  Eune. 
Drawing — Miss  Leila  Santos 
Penmanship — Mary  E    Banks 
Commercial — C    E.   Cross 
Stenography — Florence  Garner. 

Davis- Wagner  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  William  N  Smith,  Principal 

Leache-Wood  Seminary;  girls'  boarding:; 
non-sect  ,  est.  1871;  Miss  Agnes  D.  West, 
Prin 

Norfolk  Academy,  boys'  piep  ,  day,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1804,  J  F  Blackwell,  Prin 

Phillips  and  West  School  for  Girls,  The. 
girls'  boarding,  non-sect  ;  Misses  Phillips 
and  West,  Prins. 

St  Mary's  Male  Academy;  boys;  day, 
prep  ;  R  C  ;  Rev.  Brother  Ignatius,  Xav , 
Director,  174  Holt 

Southern  Shorthand  and  Buslnass  Univer- 
sity, bus  and  sten  ,  J  M  Kessler,  Pres. 

Oak  Grove,  Westmoreland  Co.,  pop.  120. 

Wirtland  Seminary;  girls'  bo'ardingr;  P.  B  ; 
est  1895,  C  E  Downing,  Piincipal. 


Petersburg,   Dinwiddie    Co.,   pop.   24,127. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    R.  W.    Smith. 
Sec     Bd    Educ. — J.    M     Townsend. 
City  Superintendent — F    M    Martin 
Principal  High   School — H    D    Wolff 
Manual  Training — H    S    Sharp. 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    C    M.  Baskerville. 
Drawing — Mrs     J    A.   Smith 
Commercial—Nettie  Leftwlch 

Bishop  Payne  Divinity  School,  theol  ,  men, 
P  E  ,  Rev  C  B  Bryan,  D  D ,  Rector 

Petersburg  Business  College,  bus  and  prep.; 

est    1902,    Clark  J    Brown,  Principal 

Southern  Female  College;  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect  ,  est.  1863;  Arthur  Kyle  Davis, 
A.  M.,  Pres. 

Virginia  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute; 
(colored);  normal  and  indust  ;  state, 
co-ed,  est  1883,  J  M  Gandy,  Pres 


Phoebus,  Elizabeth  City  Co  ,  pop.  2,394. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — James  Mitchell 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — S    C    Larrabee 
Principal  High  School— P    A    Russell 


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Portsmouth,  Norfolk  Co,,  pop.  33,190. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — F    T    Bngrgs 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  F    Wilson 
City  Superintendent — Harry  A    Hunt. 
Principal   High   School — J    Leon  Codd 
Manual  Training — W    J    Tennent 
Domestic  Science — Martha  B    Porter 
Domestic  Art — Olive  W    Chamber  lame 
Drawing — Barbara  Wright 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Mrs   Elizabeth  Woolford 

Portsmouth  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect  ,  W  H  Stokes.  Prm 

St  Joseph's  Academy,  girls,  boarding,  R. 
C  ;  Sister  Agnes,  Prin 

St  Paul's  Male  Academy,  prep  ;  boys;  R 
C;  est  1893;  Brother  Justin,  C  X.  B , 
Prin 

Pulaski,  PulasW   Co.,  pop.  4,807. 

City  Superintendent — JS    L    Darst 

Radford,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  4,202. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — I    L    Brnstem 

Sec    Bd    Educ— B    F    Gill 
City   Superintendent — J    P    Whitt 
Principal  High  School — J    P    Whitt 

Rupv    Music — Florence  Baird 

Drawing — Lillian   Simmons 

Primary — Blanche   Bulifant 


St  Albans  School;  prep  ;  hoys,  non-sect  , 
est  1892,  J  L.  Einstein,  A  B,  Head- 
master. 

Reliance,  Warren  Co.,  pop.  62. 

Old  Dominion  Academy,  boys*  boarding, 
non-sect.,  est.  1883,  R.  L  Steele,  MS, 
President 


Richmond,  Henrico  Co.,  pop.  127,628. 

Chairman  Bd    Educ  — W    Floyd  Reams 
Clerk   of  Board — C    P    Walford 
City   Superintendent — J    A.   C.    Chandler. 
Assistant  Superintendent — Albert  H.  Hill. 
Assistant  Superintendent — J   H   Bmford 
Assistant   Superintendent — E    E    Smith 
Director  Music — Walter  C    Mercer. 
Manual  Training — W    H    Magee 
Manual  Training — H    C    Houchens. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  A    S    Pilcher 
Physical  Culture — L    Tucker  Jones 
Drawing— Julia   S.   Woolridge 
Kindergarten — Mary  E    Pennell 
Primary   Grades — Miss   M    L    Davis 
Penmanship— W    C    Locker. 
Commercial — Wm    Buchanan. 
Stenography — Miss  Rebecca  Angel. 

PUBLIC   HIGH   SCHOOLS. 

Armstrong  Colored  High  School,  1st  and 
Leigh  Sts  ,  W  M  Adams,  Principal 

Barton  Heights  High  School,  T  R  Garth, 
Principal 

Highland  Park  High  School,  F  E  Graves, 
Principal 

John  Marshall  High  School,  8th  and  Mar- 
shall Sts,  J  C  Haiwood,  Principal 


Richmond — continued 

Academy  of  the  Visitation,  girls'  boarding, 
R  C  ,  Sister  M.  Justina  Prevost,  Prin. 

Benedictine  College,  boys'  day,  military, 
R  C  ,  est  1911,  Right  Rev  Leo  Haid, 
D  D ,  O  S  B ,  Rector,  300  North  Shep- 
pard  street 

Chamberlayne  School ,  boy's  prep  ,  board- 
ing, est  1911,  C  G  Chamberlayne, 
Ph  D ,  Headmaster,  R  F  D  2 

Davis'  School,  Miss,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1890,  Miss  May  P.  Davis,  Prin 

Hartshorn  Memorial  College  (colored), 
coll  and  nor  ;  indust  ,  women;  Bapt  , 
est  1883,  Rev  George  W  Rigler,  D  D, 
Pres 

Massey   Business    College,     bus,    sten.    and 
tel  ;  est    1887,  I   L.    Mayfield,  Manager. 
802  E    Broad  street 

McGuire's  University  School;  prep.;  boys. 
non-sect  ;  est.  1865,  John  Peyton  Me- 
Guire,  Jr,  Prin 

Medical  College  of  Virginia,  med  ,  reg  , 
men,  est  1838,  Stuart  McGuire,  M  D, 
Dean 

Medical  College  of  Vuginia,  School  of  Den- 
tistry, men,  est  1897,  Stuart  McGuire, 
M  D,  Dean 

Medical  College  of  Virginia,  School  of 
Pharmacy,  men,  est  1987,  Stuart 
McGuire,  M  D  ,  Dean 

Nolley's  School  for  Boys;  boys*  boarding, 
non-sect  ;  G  M  Nolley,  Prin. 

Richmond  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est.  1902,  J.  E  Ormes,  B  A,  Prin. 

Richmond  Academy,  boy's  boarding  and 
day,  piep  for  Richmond  College,  W.  L 
Prince,  Dean 

Richmond  College,  comprises  college,  acad- 
emy and.  law  school,  men,  Bapt  ,  est 
1832,  Frederick  W  Boatwright,  LL  D, 
President 

Richmond  College,  Law  School,  law,  men, 
est  1870,  W  S.  McNeill,  Ph  D,  Dean. 

Richmond  Conservatory  of  Music,  music, 
co-ed  ,  est.  1904,  Frank  Eugene  Casby, 
Director. 

St  Mary's  Benedictine  Institute;  girls' 
boarding,  R  C  ,  est.  1870,  Sister  M  Ger- 
trude, Directress. 

Smithdeal  Business  College;  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1867,  Ninth  and  Broad;  W.  T 
Smithdeal,  President 

Union  Theological  Seminary  in  Virginia; 
theol  ,  men,  Presb  ,  est  1812,  Walter 
W.  Moore,  D  D ,  LL.  D ,  Pres. 

Virginia  Mechanic's  Institute;  machine 
shop,  carpentry,  plumbing,  trades;  men, 
est  1884,  Frank  W.  Duke,  B.  A.,  Supt 


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Richmond — con  tmued 

Virginia  Union  University  (colored),  coll 
and  theol  ;  men,  Bapt  ,  est  T899;  George 
R  Hovey,  D  D,  Pres 

Westhampton  College  coll  ,  women,  Bapt  , 
May  L,  Kellei,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 

Woman's  College;  girls'  boarding;  Bapt., 
James  Nelson,  Prin. 


Rldgeway,  Henry  Co.,;  pop.  350. 

Ridgeway  High  School,  prep  ,   co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  est*   1895,  Thos    C.    Nunn,   Prin. 

Roanoke,   Roanoke   Co.,   pop.    34,874. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — J    W    Dungan 
Sec     Bd     Educ — C    M     Minmck 
City  Superintendent — Harris  Hart 
Pnncipal  High  School — D    C    McQuilkin 
Supv.   Music — Miss  Stewart. 

National   Business  College,   bus    and  sten 
est.   1889,    E    M    Coulter,   President 

Virginia  College;  girls'  boarding,  non-sect.; 
Mattie    P     Harris,    Pres 


Salem,  Roanoke  Co.,  pop.  3,849. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Libert  Chandler 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    S    Persmger 
City  Superintendent—- OR    E    Cook 
Principal  High  School — Miss  Lucy  Jones. 

Roanoke  College,  coll ,  prep ,  and  com'l 
depts  ;  men,  Luth  ,  est  1853,  John  Al- 
fred Morehead,  D.  D,  President. 

Elizabeth  College  and  Conservatory,  girls' 
boarding,  Luth  ,  John  C  Peary,  A  M , 
President 


Schuyler,  Nelson  Co.,  pop.   320. 

Kleinberg    High     School;     girls    boarding 
Presb  ,    Misses.   Wailes,    Prins. 

South  Boston,  Halifax  Co.,  pop.  3,516. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — T  B  Johnson 
Sec  Bd  Educ — J  O  Watkins 
Prin.  High  School — Charles  H  Friend 

South     Boston      Female      Institute,      girl* 
boarding,  non-sect  ;  J   P.  Smead,  Prin 

Spottswood,  Augusta  Co.,  pop.   96. 

Valley    High    School;    prep.;    co-ed  ,    non 
sect  ,   James   M    Mason,    Prin. 

Staunton,  Augusta  Co.,  pop.  10,604. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    F    Robertson 

Sec.   Bd    Educ— J.  P    Neff. 

City  Superintendent — John  P    Neff- 

Principal    High    School— Edwin    F.     Shew 

make. 

Man.  Tr    &  Draw.— Mrs    M.  Sublett 
Domestic  Science — Miss  H.  3.  Trout. 


Staunton  —  continued 

Dunsmore  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  ; 
est  1872,  James  G.  Dunsmore,  President 

Mary  Baldwin  Seminary;  girls*  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  Miss  E  C  Weimar,  Prin 

Staunton  Military  Academy,  military;  non- 
sect  ,  est.  1872,  Capt  Win  H  Kable, 
Supt. 

Stuart  Hall  (formerly  Virginia  Female  In- 
stitute); girls'  boarding;  P  E  ;  est.  1843, 
Jane  Colston  Howard,  Principal 


Suffolk,  Nansemond   Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —A    W    Eley 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  A    V     Sturgeon 
City  Superintendent  —  J   E    Martin 
Principal  High  School  —  D    T    Duncan 

Nansemond  Seminary,  girls'  boarding,  P. 
E  ,  Mrs.  Lucy  H  Quimby,  Prin 

Suftolk  Normal  Training  School  (colored); 
nor  and  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  TJniv  ,  est  1897; 
Rev  J  F  Jordan,  D  D  ,  Principal 

Suffolk  College;  girls'  boarding,  Meth.; 
Sally  A.  FInney,  Prin. 

Sweet  Briar,  Amherst  Co.,  pop.  75. 

Sweet  Briar  College,  coll  ,  women,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1901,  Emihe  W  McVae,  Litt 
D  ,  President 

Tazewell,    Tazewell   Co.,   pop.    1,100. 

Principal   High    School  —  S    F    Gollehon. 

Warrenton,  Fauqnier  Co.,  pop.  1,627. 

Fauquier  Institute,  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect.,  est  1859,  Miss  Nelle  V.  Butler, 
Prin. 

Stuyvesant    School,    boy's    boarding,    non- 

sect  ,    est     1912,    EdTivin  B     King,    Head- 

master 
Wanenton  Country  School,  boarding  school 

for  young  girls,    est    1915,   Lea  M    Bou- 

ligny,  Ptmcipal 

VTaynesboro,   Augusta   Co.,   pop.    1,389. 

Pies  Bd  Educ—  -J  E  White 
Sec  Bd  Educ  —  R  Leo  Fiye. 
Pnncipal  High  School  —  A  C  Kimler 

Fishbume  Military  School;  boys'  boarding; 
military,  non-sect  ,  est  1879,  Major 
Morgan  H  Hudgins,  Superintendent. 

VPestpolnt,  King  William   Co.,  pop.   1,397. 

West  Point  Seminary  and  Normal  Insti- 
tute, girls*  boarding;  non-sect.;  J.  T. 
Bethel,  M.  A.,  B.  D.,  Prin. 

Williamsbnrg,  James  City  Co.,  pop.  2,714. 

Pres.   Bd    Educ  —  S    L    Graham. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  —  H    D    Cole 
City   Superintendent  —  H    E     Bennett 
Principal  High  School  —  H    W   Vaiden 

College  of  William  and  Mary;  comprises 
college,  normal  school,  and  academy; 
state,  men,  est  1693,  Lyon  G  Tyler,  LL.. 
D,  Pres. 


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Winchester,  Frederick  Co.,  pop.  5,864. 

Pres    Bd    Edue  — G    G    Baker 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T    K    Ciomer 
City   Superintendent — Maurice   M    Lynch 
Principal  High  School — N    D    Cool 
Commercial — Miss   Susan   Saulsbury 

Fort  Loudoun  Seminary,  girls'  boarding:, 
Miss  Katharine  R  Glass,  Pres 

Shenandoah  Valley  Academy,  boy  a'  board- 
ing, mil  ,  est  1895,  B  M  Roszel,  Ph  D, 
Supt 

Wise,    Wise    Co.,    pop.    806. 

Wise  High  School,  piep  ,  co-ed  ,  n  on -sect  , 
Principal 

Woodberry  Forest,  Madison  Co ,  pop. . 

Woodberry  Forest  School,  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect  ,  est  1SS9,  J  Carter  Walker, 
A  M  .  Headmaster. 


Woodlawn,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  137. 

\\oorlla\\n  Higrh  School,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  , 
e&t  1887,  J  Lee  Cox,  Puncipal 

Woodstock,  Shenandoah  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W    H    Newman 
Puncipal  High  School — E    W    Piuitt 

Massanutten  Academy;  boys*  boarding:,  Re- 
formed, est.  1899,  Howard  J.  Benchoff, 
A  M.,  Headmaster. 

Suffolk  Institute;  boys'  boarding,  non-sect.; 
A.  P.  Kelly.  Prin 

Wytheville,  Wythe  Co,  pop.  3,003. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — C    D    Owens 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    Haller   Gibboney 
City  Superintendent — C    J    Hatcher 
Piincapal  High  School — J    A    C    Hurt 

Academy  of  the  Visitation,  girls'  boarding, 
R.  C.,  Mother  M  Berchmans,  Superior. 


WASHINGTON 

jt'opulation,  1,141,990   School  census,  268,972      School  age,  5-21. 

Washington  is  the  thirtieth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  1,141,990  inhabitants,  of  whom  97.1  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  num- 
ber 21.1  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire 
population,  ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  2  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  fourth  in 
this  respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

MRS.  JOSEPHINE  PRESTON,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Olympia 

ARTHUR  WILSON,  Assistant  Superintendent  .  .  Olympia 

MRS    ADDIE  E.  DICKINSON,  Deputy  Superintendent  .  .    .Olympia 

EDWIN  TWITMYER,  High  School  Inspector Seattle 

0    C.  THOMASON,  Supervisor  Fairs  and  Community  Centers   .  .        .          Olympia 

MRS   ROSE  R.  FOWLER,  Secretary  State  Board  of  Examiners         .  .    .  Olympia 

STATE   BOARD    OF  EDUCATION 

MRS.  JOSEPHINE  PRESTON,  President  esc-officio Olympia 

HENRY  SUZZALLO,  President  University  of  Washington  .•  .Pullman 

E.  A.  BRYAN,  President  State  College  of  Washin^on Pullman 

N   D.  SHOWAI/TER,  Principal  State  Normal  School  .         ...  Cheney 

C   R   FRAZIER,  City  Superintendent     ....  .    .  .      .  .Everett 

H.  M.  HART,  Principal  Lewis  &  Olark  High  School       ...  Spokane 

W    E.   GAMBLE,   County  Superintendent. ...  .  Conconully 

WASHINGTON  EDUCATIONAL   ASSOCIATION 

A.  A    CLEVELAND,  President Pullman 

O.  C.  WHITNEY,  Secretary Tacoma 

PUGET   SOUND    ENGLISH   MASTERS'    CLUB 

ROBERT  M    GARRETT,  President Seattle 

VICTOR  BUCHANAN,  Secretary Seattle 


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COUNTY   SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS 


Name  and  Addiess 
Elizabeth  M  Myer,  Ritzville 


County 

Adams 

Asotm  A  A    Alvord,  Asotin 

Benton Wata  J.  Jones,  Prosser 

Chehahs  J    W    Hodge,  Montesano 

Chelan  .  .Viletta  H  Outline,  Wenatchee 
Clallam  .Thos  Geisness,  Port  Angeles 
Clarke  Eliz'b'th  C  Sterling,  Vancouver 
Columbia  Maud  L»  Tucker,  Dayton 

Cowlitz  .  .  ..Lucia  Jenkins,  Kala ma 
Douglas  L  L  Sellers,  Waterville 

Ferry  ....B.  D.  Houghland,  Republic 
Franklin..  .  George  W.  Zent,  Pasco 
Garfield . .  Mrs  M.  E  Liggett,  Pomeroy 
Grant  .  ..  R  S  Blackbuin,  Bphrata 
Island  Mrs  Evelyn  Spencer,  Coupeville 
Jefferson  Edith  Delanty,  Pt  Townsend 
King. .  ..ME  Durham,  Seattle 

Kitsap         .H   W   Elliott,  Port  Orchard 

Kittitas      

. .    .  Mrs   Mary  Boedcher,  Ellensburg 
Klickitat.   .T.  C.  Anderson,  Goldendale 


County  Name  and  Address 

Lewis  A    C    Canterbury,  Chehalis 

Lincoln  William  U  Neeley,  Davenport 
Mason  H  E  Loop,  Shelton 

Okanogan.  ..W.  E  Gamble,  Conconully 
Pacific  Angus  Jack,  South  Bend 

Pend  Oreille  Hester  C.  Soules,  Newport 
Pierce  H  .R  Cox,  Tacoma 

San  Juan  W  R  Nichols,  Friday  Harbcr 
Skagit  .  O  H  Kerns,  Mt  Vernon 
Skamania  Blanche  Williams,  Stevenson 
Snohomish  Mrs  R  A  .Small,  Everett 
Spokane  Jean  S  Donaldson,  Spokane 
Stevens  Martha  A  Boaidman,  Colville 

Thurston LA.  Kibbe,  Olyxnpia 

Wahkiakum     .  .W.  W.  Head,  Catblamet 

Walla   Walla 

Paul  Johnson,  Walla  Walla 
Whatcom  Ethel  Everett,  Bellmgham 
Whitman  Daisy  Busbey,  Colfax 

Yakima  Rodney  Ackley,  North  Takima 


PUBLIC,   PRIVATE   AND   ENDOWED    SCHOOLS   AND    COLLEGES 

Aberdeen,  Chehalis  Cv.,  pop.  13,660. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    M    Weatherwax 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Margaret  C    Dunham 
City    Superintendent — George    B     Miller 
Principal  High  School — H    E    Holmquist 
Supv    Music  &  Draw — Bertha  Cavanaugh 
Penmanship — Martha    Finch 
Supv    Primary — Elizabeth  Finch 

Grays   Harbor   Business    College;    bus     and 
sten  ,    est   1904,    C   S   Jackson,  President. 

Albion,  Whitman  Co ,  pop.  360. 

Prin    of  Schools — R    A    Goans 

Edwards  College,  prep  ,   co-ed  ,   non-sect 

Anacortes,  Skagrit  Co.,  pop.  4,168. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Fred  Fulton 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Kate  B    Whitney 

City   Superintendent — W    A    Jennings 

Supv.   Music — Lura    Jeffries 

Manual  Training — E    P    Saunder. 

Arlington,  Snohomish  Co.,  pop.  1,470. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Mrs    F    C    Coe 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    F    Oliver 
City    Superintendent — J     A     Jacobson 
Principal  High  School — C    E    York 

Asotin,  Asotin  Co.,  pop.  820. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Kay  L    Thompson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    G    Woodruff 
City  Superintendent — A    A    Alvord 
Principal   High   School — L    G    Garrison 

Auburn,  King  Co.,  pop.  957. 

City  Superintendent — John  W  Todd. 

Bellingham,  Whatcom  Co.,  pop.  34,208. 

Pres.  Bd  Educ — W  R  Grey 
Sec  Bd  Educ — F  B  Graves 
City  Superintendent — Elmer  L  Cave. 


tinued 

Prm    Whatcom  H    S  —  Sam   E    Tift 
Prin    Fairhaven  H    S  —  W    C    Weir. 
Supv    Draw  —  Marjorie   Hodges. 
Supv    Man    Tr  —  L    B    Fields 
Supv.   Music  —  Marcella   K    Nachtmann. 
Supv.    Dom     Sci  —  Veta    Franklin 
Supv    Phy    Tr  —  C    W    Lounsberry. 
Commercial  —  C    W    Whipple 
Stenography  —  Betsy  P    Stenberg 

Bellingham  Business  Institute,  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1904,  C.  W.  Long,  Pres 

Northwestern  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten 

State  Normal  School,  nor.;  rftate;  co-ed  ; 
est  1899,  George  W  Nash,  Principal 

Wilson's  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1891,  August  Wilson,  President, 
403  1-2  W  Holly  street 

Black  Diamond,  King  Co.,  pop.  857. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  —  M    W    Morgans 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  John  Barclay 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S  —  F    W    Griffiths 

Blaine,  Whatcom  Co.,  pop.  2,287. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  —  L    E    Robinson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Mrs    Frankie  Hunter 
City   Superintendent  —  Vainey  N    Shumaker 
Principal  High  School  —  B    F   Hovies 
Supv    Music  &  Draw—  Mary  Louise  Lee 
Manual  Training  —  John  V    Erickson 
Domestic  Science  —  Eunice  Coffman 


Bremerton,  Kitsap  Co.,  pop. 

City  Supermtendent—jV    D    Goss 

Buckley,  Fierce  Co.,  pop.  1,272. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  E    Collins 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  M    H    Farmer 

City   Superintendent  —  T.   R.    McAnally. 

Principal  High  School  —  Martha  E    Meibert 

Music  &  Dom    Scl  —  Jessie  S    Drummond 

Manual  Training  —  James  E    White 


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Burlington,  Skagit  Co.,  pop    1,302. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — G    L    Knight 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    H    Whitney 
City  Superintendent — A    W    Bush 
Principal  High  School — P    Hogan 
Music   &  Drawing — E    Rosena  Arnold 
Domestic    Science — Caroline   Halsey 

Burton,  King  Co ,  pop    76. 

Vashon  College  and  Academy,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  est.  1892,  W  G  Parkes. 
M  S,  Pres 

Cashmere,   Chelan   Co.,   pop.   625. 

City  Superintendent — J    P.   Casebeer 

Castla  Bock,  Cowlitz   Co.,  pop.  998. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  Lampkm 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    G    Searls 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S — J    E    Kalmbach 

Supv    Music — Rose  Buinette 

Domestic  Science  &  Art — Olive  Poiter 

Centralia,  Lewis  Co ,  pop.  7,311. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — Mrs     Turnei 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  L    Earner 
City  Superintendent — Edgar  Reed 
Principal  High  School — Francis  Drake. 
Supv    Music — Carl  Pitzer 
Manual    Training — George   Brown 
Domestic  Science — Henrietta  Walker. 
Drawing — H    A    Taylor 
Penmanship — Miss  Koch 
Physical  Culture — C.  O.  Clancy. 
Coxn'l  and  Stenog'y — Mabel  Lashbrook. 

Jackson  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1910,  C  S  Jackson,  Principal. 

Charleston,  Kitsap  Co.,  pop.  1,062. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — J    C    Lindbeig 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — William   Callow 
City  Superintendent — B    M    Davenport 
Principal   High  School — D    H    Wolfe 

Chehalls,  Lewis  Co.,  pop.  4,507. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — A    E.   Cory. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    Clara  Gingrich 
City  Superintendent — R.  E    Cook 
Principal   High   School — E    O    Arnold 
Supv    Music — Grace  M    Jones 
Manual  Training — J    Jonea 
Domestic  Science — Maud  Mustard 
Drawing — Stella  P    Oderkirk 

Holy  Rosary  Academy,  girls'  boarding  and 
day,  R  C.,  Sister  Ambrose,  Superior. 

State  Training  School,  state,  industrial, 
co-ed  ,  est  1890,  G  A  Russell,  Supt 

Chelan,  Chelan  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    A    Van  Slyke 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  R    Sargent 
City  Supt    &  Prm    H   S  — A   T   Sutton 
Music  &  Drawing — Jessie  Siegrlst. 

Cheney,  Spokane  Co.,  pop.  1,207. 

City  Superintendent— R    E    McCann 
Principal  High  School— Mary  Betts 

State  Normal  School;  nor.,  state,  co-ed., 
est.  1390;  N.  D.  Showalter,  Prin. 


Clarkston,  Asotin  Co.,  pop.   1,257. 

Sec     Bd    Educ  — E     S     Halsey 

City  Superintendent — F    S    Salisbury 

Prm   High  School — Laura  Edna  MacDonald 

Sup\    Music — Elizabeth  Richardson 

Cle  Blum,  Klttitas  Co.,  pop.  3,749. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — O    O    Haltern 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    M    Dunlop 
City   Superintendent — G    I     Wilson 
Pimcipa.1  High  School — O    R    McClure 
Music  &  Draw — Theresa  A    Moore. 
Manual    Training — W     C     Will 
Domestic  Science — Katherine  V    Hoag-. 

Colfax,  Whitman  Co,,  pop.  2,783. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H   L.  Plummer. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Ellis  Laird 
City  Superintendent — J.  O    Mattoon. 
Principal  High  School — J.  F.  Hargrav«ft 
Supv    Music — Lucille  Weiland. 
Manual  Training — H    G    Singer. 
Domestic  Science — Miss  C.  Kelly. 
Penmanship — W    S.  Couper 

English   Collegiate   School,   prep  ,    co-ed 

College  Place,  Walla  Walla  Co.,  pop.  79. 

Walla  Walla  College,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  Sev- 
enth D  Adv  ,  est  1892,  E  C.  Kellogg, 
M  A.,  Pres 

Colville,  Stevens  Co.,  pop.  1,512. 

Pies   Bd   Educ — A    D    King 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — F    Leo  Grinstead 

City   Superintendent — Leo    Clark 

Davenport,  Lincoln  Co,  pop.  1,229. 

City  Superintendent — R    W   Whitford. 

Dayton,  Colombia  Co.,  pop.  2,389. 

Pres    Bd    Educ.— J.  A.  Muirhead. 
Sec.   Bd.   Educ — E.   W.   Clark 
City   Superintendent — C    A.   Liven  good. 
Principal  High  School — S    F.  Atwood. 

East  Seattle,  King*  Co. 

Seattle  Parental  School  for  Truant  Boys; 
non-sect.,  eat  1903,  Willis  S  Rand, 
Supt 

Edmonds,  Snohomlsh  Co.,  pop.  1,114. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Zopha  Howell 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    H    A    Campbell 

City   Superintendent — W    H    Dorgan. 

Ellensburff,  Klttltas  Co.,  pop.  4,209. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    W    Hale. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs  Gertrude  Baker 
City  Superintendent — E    J.  Klemme 
Principal  High  School— F    M    Lash 
Supv   Music — Clarissa  Smith 
Manual  Training — Eddie  Brown. 
Domestic  Science — Thelma  Carter. 
Physical   Culture— Nellie   Burke. 
Stenography — Mrs.  H.  Weynick. 

Washington  State  Normal  School;  normal; 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1891,  George  H  Black, 
President 


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Elma,  Chehalis  Co.,  pop.  1,532. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — O    C    Olson 
City   Superintendent — A    E    Heaton 
Pimcipal  High  School — Guy  E    Dunning 
Supv    Music — Harriett  Best 

Everett,  Snohomish  Co.,  pop    24,814 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    N    L    Thompson 

Sec     Bd    Educ  — A    L.    Birchard 

City  Superintendent — Charles  R    Frazier. 

Principal    High    School — A     C     Roberts 

Supv    Music — Ethel  M    Henson 

Physical   Culture — May   G    Long 

Penmanship — A    C    Conn 

Supv    Playgrounds — C    G   Shelden 

Drawing — Maude    Waller 

Domestic   Science — Mrs    Marion  Arnold 

Manual   Training — A     A     Kester 

Commercial — W    E    Moore 

Acme  Business  College,  bus  and  sten., 
est  1900,  Carolyn  Patchen,  Prim 

Columbian  College,  prep  ;  co-ed. 

Everett  Business  College,  bus  and  aten. , 
W.  C  Harvey,  Prin. 

Garfleld,  Whitman  Co.,  pop.  932. 

City  Superintendent — W.  M.  Mackey. 

Goldendale,  KUckitat  Co.,  pop.  1,203. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    J    Willis 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Frederick   Wilson 

City  Superintendent — T    C    Anderson. 

Granite  Falls,  Snohomish  Co.,  pop. 

City   Superintendent — J    E    Lewis. 

Hfllyard,  Spokane,  pop.  3,276. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Mrs.  Anna  Mclntjre 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — John   Aldrich. 
City  Superintendent — W    E    Ransom. 
Principal  High  School— W   E    Ransom 

Hoqniara,  Chehalis  Co.,  pop.  8,171. 

Pres    Bd    Eduo- — F.  F.  Powell. 

Sec.  Bd.  Educ — Hubbard  Tuttle 

City  Superintendent — E    L.  McDonnell. 

Principal  High  School — C   H  French 

Supv    Music — Bertha  Day. 

Domestic  Science — Frances  Mann 

Physical  Culture — J.  D    Ehrhart, 

Drawing — Ella  Miller. 

Com'l  &  Stenog*y — Louise  Wise. 

Kalama,  Cowlitz  Co.,  pop.  816. 

City  Superintendent — G    N    Campbell 

Kelso,  Cowlitz  Co.,  pop.  2,039. 

City  Superintendent — Lee  F    Jones 

Kennewick,  Benton  Co.,  pop    1,219. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    E    Owen 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Richard  Mormsly. 
City  Superintendent — M.  S.  Lewis 
Piincipal  High  School — H.  E    Groom. 
Music  &  Drawing — E    Marjorie  Shier. 
Domestic  Science — Ruby  Hammerstrom 
Manual   Training — Frank   Green 

Kent,  King  Co.,  pop.  1,908. 
Pres    Bd    Educ. — H.  B    Madison. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — B    A.  Bowen. 
City  Superintendent — Chares  R.  Lewis. 
Principal  High  School— W.  B.  Satterthwaite. 


.Lacey  Thur&ton  Co ,  pop.  700. 

&t  Martins  College,  coll  and  prep  board- 
ing, men,  R  C  ,  est  1895,  Rt  Rev 
Oswald  Baran,  O  S  B ,  President 

Leavenworth,  Chelan  Co  ,  pop    1,551. 

City   Superintendent — C    W    Moore 

Lind,  Adams  Co.,  pop    831 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    C    Henderson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — John  Krehbill 
City  Superintendent — A    B    Ingham 
Principal  High  School — John  D    Meyer. 

Lynden,  Whatcom  Co.,  pop.  1,148. 

City   Superintendent — P    A    Wright. 

Marysville,  Snohomish  Co.,  pop.  1,239. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Steve  Saundeis 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Jeffery  Hilton 
City   Superintendent — H    J    McMacken 
Domestic  Science — Susan  Prescott 
Manual   Tiaining — Maurice   Sundstron 

Medical  Lake,  Spokane  Co ,  pop.  1,730. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    H    Wilson 

Sec    Bd    Educ — D    R    Wilson 

City  Superintendent — J    B    Stackhouse 

State  Institution  for  Feeble  Minded,  S. 
C  Woodruff,  Supt. 

Montesano,  Chehalis  Co.,  pop.  2,488. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    B    Maicy 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Frances  Cheney 
City   Superintendent — E    Wheeler. 
Principal  High  School — M    A    Garlock 
Supv    Music  &  Art — Bertha  Molne 
Manual  Training — E     K    Meredith 

Mount  Vernon,  Skagit  Co.,  pop.  2,381. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — T    B    Trace 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Ed    Branchflower. 
City   Superintendent — C    A    Nelson 
Principal  High  School — Miss  S    McDowell 
Manual   Tiaining — Frank   H    Jenne 
Domestic  Science — Ada  H    Wexler 

Forest  Home  Academy;  prep  ;   co-ed. 

Newport,  Pend  Oreille  Co.,  pop.  1,109. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — A  J  Fuller 
Sec  Bd  Educ — D  R  Luther 
City  Superintendent — E  M  Blevins 

North   Takima,  Yakima  Co.,   pop.  14,682. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Alethe  Wilson 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — B    F.  Kumler. 
City   Superintendent — A.   C.   Davis. 
Principal  High  School — C    B    Klise. 
Supv.  Music— Mrs.  Alice  J.  Howatt. 
Manual  Training — James  Baily 
Domestic  Science — Alice  Hodge. 
Drawing — Frances  Townsend. 
Commercial— Jos.  C.  Staley. 

Marquette  College,  boys'   prep  ,   R.   C  ;   est. 

1905,  Rev    C    Brusten,   S    J,  President. 
St.   Joseph's  Academy;   girls'  boarding;   R 

C  ;   Sister  Superior. 
Woodcock  Academy;  prep.;   co-ed;   Cong; 

R.  M.  Edwards,  Prin. 


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Oakesdale,  Whitman  Co ,  pop.  882. 

City  Supeimtondcnt — A    M    Jennings 

Olynapia,  Thurston  Co.,  pop.  6,996. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — E    C    Townsend 
Sec   Bd  Educ — F.  W   Stocking1. 
City  Superintendent — Chauncy  E    Beach 
Principal  High  School — N   J    Aiken 
Supv     Music — Ella   K    Jones 
Manual   Training: — C     B     Gw>nn 
Domestic    Science — Lill\     GrUbe 
Drawing — Ella  K.  Jones. 
Penmanship — Florence    Haycox. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — E    R   Thoma. 

Providence  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed  ,  R.  C  , 
Sister  M    Wilfrid,   Prin. 

.  Palouse,  Whitman  Co.,  pop.  1,549. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    M    Kmcaid 
Sec     Bd     Educ — N     B     Hunspeiger 
City    Superintendent — Roy   Eichelbei  ger 
Principal  High  School — George  H   Stemke 

Pasco,  Franklin  Co  ,  pop.  2,083. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    S    Kn  k 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    George  Wehe 
City  Superintendent — Walter  T.  Ricks. 
Principal  High   School — E    M.   Dorsey 
Supv    Music — Mi  s    Treadwell 
Domestic  Science — Edna  E    Walker 
Manual  Tiaming — Clyde   McCoimick 
Agriculture — Joseph  Phillips 

Pomeroy,  Garfleld  Co.,  pop.  1,605. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Geoi  se  Jewett 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — N    O    Baldwin 
City  Superintendent — 3S    W    Collier 
Puncipal  High  School — W    A    Lorey 

Port  Angeles,  Clallam  Co,  pop.  2,286. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D   E    McGillivray 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    E    Stakemilloi 
City   Superintendent — R    J,   White 
Principal   High   School — D    L    MacNeal. 
Manual    Training — M     A     Regnier 

Port  Townsend,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  4,181. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — XJ    D    Guagey. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — H    O    Siayton 
City  Superintendent — Frank  Drake,   Jr 
Principal  High  School — W    D    Olson. 
Supv    Music — Mrs    M    E    King 
Domestic  Science — Lydia  Watson 
Manual  Tiaming — H    A    King. 
Drawing — Mrs.  H.  A    King 

Prosser,  Benton  Co.,  pop.  1,298. 

City  Superintendent — C    C   Berkey 

Prescott,  Walla  Walla  Co.,  pop.  502. 

City  Supeiiiitendent— John  Washburn 

Pullman,  Whitman  Co.,  pop.  2,602. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    F    Campbell 

Sec    Bd    Educ— Ray  Walker 

City  Superintendent — J    W    Graham. 

Principal  High  School — W   A    Lacey. 

Music  &  Penmanship — Grace  B    Hul&cher 

Manual  Training — M    B   Healy. 

Domestic  Science — Inez  Armstrong. 


Pullman — continued 

Washington  State  College,  agri.  and  tech.; 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1S42,  Ernest  O  Hol- 
land, Ph  D  ,  President 

Washington  State  College,  School  of  Phar- 
macy, phar  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1906,  Asa  Frank 
Max\\  ell,  Ph  G  ,  Dean 

Washington  State  College,  School  of  Vet- 
erinary Science,  vet,  men,  est  1899,  S 
B  Kelson,  Dean 

Puyallup,  Pierce  Co,  pop.  4,544. 

Pres.  Bd.  Educ — F.  S    Martin. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ. — E   P.  Truedson. 
City  Superintendent — E    B    Walker 
Principal  High  School — S.  K.  Diebel. 
Supv    Music — Jessie  Belton. 
Manual  Training — J.  R   Buttorff. 
Dom.  Sci    and  Pen 'ship— Martha  Batty. 
Drawing — Jessie  Belton 
Commercial — J    V.  Lyon. 
Stenography — Margaret  Wiesman. 

Raymond,  Pacific  Co,  pop.  2,450. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — C    I    Henkle 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    G    Shumway 
City   Superintendent — James  G    Tontz 
Principal  High  School — C.  W    Eaton. 
Supv    Music  &  Ait — Ida  Mitchell 

Benton,  King  Co.,  pop.  2,740. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — John  E     Kendlner 

Sec    Bd    Educ— W    &    Millhuff 

City  Superintendent — W   B   Satteithwait 

Puncipal  High  School — G    W    Beanblossom 

Music  &  Drawing — Grace  Jack 

Republic,  Ferry  Co.,  pop.  999. 

City   Supenntendent — R.   E     Gay 

Richmond,  Bang  Co.,  pop.  810. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Marion  Chase 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Olin   Stevens. 

City  Supt    &  Prin  H  S  — Albert  Weatherbee 

Blchland,  Benton   Co.,   pop.   350. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — E    Zimmerman 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — M    D    O'Connell 
City   Superintendent — C    H    Lillie 
Principal   High   School — W    A    Holt 

Ritzville,  Adams  Co.,  pop.   1,859. 

Pies     Bd     Educ — E     D     Gilson 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Carrie  Schragg 
City   Superintendent — B.    C    Claypoole. 
Principal   High   School — Prof     Giles 
Supv    Music — Hazel   Martin 
Manual    Training — Ralph   Teaman 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Sue  Mitchell 
Penmanship — W    P    Miller 

Roslyn,  Kittitas  Co.,  pop.  8,126. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    G.   Bing. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— W   H    Claik 
City  Superintendent— W    G    Whitfleld. 
Principal  High  School — G.  A    Gray 
Drawing — B    L    Candiff. 
Domestic  Science — Stellt  Wilson 
Primary — Sally   McllvaJ  ne 
Penmanship — Sadie    Li]»pert 

Bockford,  Spokane  Co.,  pop.  663 

City  Superintendent — J    C.  Almack 


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Semitic,  King1  Co.,  pop.  237,194. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Nathan  Eckstein 

Sec    Bd    Educ — R.   W.  Jones 

City  Superintendent — Frank  B.  Cooper 

Assistant  Supt  — Frank  E.   Willard. 

Assistant  Supt — Thomas  R    Cole 

Assistant  Supt — Almma   George 

Director  of  Music — Letha  L    McCluie 

Supv.  Drawing1 — Emma  S    Small 

Director  Man.   Training — Ben  W.   Johnson 

Domestic  Science — Ellen  P.  Dabney 

Penmanship — Georgia  McManis. 

Manual   Art — Claia   P     Reynolds 

Supv     Physical  Training — W  liter  W    Davis 

PUBLIC   HIGH    SCHOOLS 
Ballard   High    School,    5308    Tallman    Ave , 

Lin  ton  P    Bennett.  Puncipal 
Broadway  High  School,  Broadway  and  East 

Pine,  V    K    Froula,  Principal 
Franklin  High  School,  31st  Ave  ,  J    A    Reed, 

Principal 
Lincoln   High   School,    Inteilake   and   North 

43rd   St ,   F    E    Cleik,   Principal 
Queen  Anne  High  School,   Gales  Street  and 

3rd  Avenue,  N  ,  Otto  L    Luther,  Principal 
West   Seattle   High    School,    California    and 

West  Lander,  Fred  L    Cassidy,  Puncipal 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Name,  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C. ;  Sister  M  Leontine,  Superior 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  girls'  board- 
ing, R,  C.,  Sister  Superior. 

Acme  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  ,  est 
1888;  F.  R.  McLaren,  Pres. 

Anderson  Preparatory  School;  prep.;  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  George  P  Anderson,  Prin- 
cipal. 

College  of  Our  Lady  of  Lourdes,  girls' 
boarding,  R.  C  ;  Sister  Superior. 

Forrest  Ridge  Convent,  girls*  boarding;  R 
C. ;  Sister  Superior. 

Hyatt-Fo wells  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  W  C.  Hyatt,  Principal. 

Immaculate  Conception  Academy,  girls' 
boarding;  R.  C  ,  Sister  Superior. 

Leo's  Business  School;  bus  and  sten.;  est 
1910,  Mrs.  Mary  Leo,  Principal,  Arcade 
Building. 

Seattle  Business  College';  bus  and  sten  , 
O  L  Miller,  Principal. 

Seattle  Seminary;  prep.;  co-ed  ;  Free 
Meth  ,  Rev.  Alexander  Beers,  President 

University  of  Washington,  'comprises  col- 
leges of  Liberal  Arts,  Engineering,  Mines, 
Pharmacy  Law,  Forestry,  Education  and 
Science,  state  umv  ,  co-ed.,  est  1861, 
Henry  Suzzallo,  LL  D  ,  President 

"University  of  Washington,  Law  School; 
law;  co-ed.;  est.  1899;  John  T.  Condon, 
Dean. 

University  of  Washington,  School  of  Phar- 
macy; phar. ;  co-ed.,  est.  1894;  Charlei 
W.  Johnson,  Ph.  C.,  Ph.  D ,  Dean. 

University  of  Washington,  College  of  En- 
gineering, courses  in  chemical,  civil,  elec- 
trical and  mechanical  engineering,  Aim  on 
H  Fuller,  C  E,  Dean. 


Seattle — pon  tinned 

University  of  Washington,  College  of 
Mines,  state,  men,  Mil  nor  Roberts,  A  B., 
Dean 

University  of  Washington,  College  of  For- 
estry, state,  men,  Hugo  Winkenwerder, 
M  F,  Dean 

University  of  Washington  School  of  Educa- 
tion, piofessional  tiaming  couzses  for 
teacheis,  co-ed  ,  Frederick  E  Bolton, 
Ph  D ,  Dean 

University  of  Wa&hmgton  College  ol  Fine 
Arts,  Ii \ingr  M  Glen,  Dnector 

Washington  Preparatory  School,  prep  ;  co- 
ed ,  non-sect  ,  Mrs  J  C  Mann,  Prin- 
cipal 

Wilson's  Modern  Business  College;  bus  and 
sten  ,  est  1895,  Judson  P  Wilson,  Presi- 
dent, 1524  Second  Avenue 

Y  M  C  A  Institute,  prep.,  boys;  evening, 
non-sect*,  est  1899,  Harold  A  Woodcock. 
Director 

Sedro  Wooley,  Skaglt  Co.,  pop.  2,129. 

City  Superintendent — H    C    Crumpacker 

Selah,  Takima  Go ,  pop.  350. 

City  Superintendent — C    D    Swift 

Shelton,  Mason  Co.,  pop.  1,163. 

City  Superintendent— H.  E.  Loop. 

Skykomish,   King  Co,  pop*  338. 

Cits    Superintendent — D   A    Hanks 

Snohomish,  Snohomish  Co.,  pop.  3,244. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Charles   Bakeinan. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Frank  Keinan 
City  Superintendent — C.  W.   Hodge 
Principal  High  School— G    C.  Howard. 
Supv    Music — Harriet  McLean 
Drawing — Winifred    Wadsworth 
Manual  Training — J    S    Land 
Agriculture — O    T    McWhorter 
Domestic   Science — Alice  Cadwell 
Penmanship — Bertha  Hall 

South  Park,  King  Co.,  Sta.  S.,  Seattle. 

College  of  Our  Lady  of  Lourdes;  boys' 
boarding,  R.  C  ,  Brother  Callixtus,  Prln 

South  Bend  Pacific  Co.,  pop.  3,023. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  Cassels 

Sec    Bd    Educ — R    E    Schenk. 

City  Superintendent — LeForest  McCioskey 

Principal  High  School — E    D    Cleary. 

Spokane,  Spokane  Co.,  pop.  104,402. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    C    F    Eikenbary 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E.  A    Thomas. 
City  Superintendent — Orville  C    Pratt 
Assistant  Superintendent — Data  Rothrock 
Prm.  Lewis-Clark  H.  S — H.  M.  Hart, 
irrin.  North  Central  H.  S.— Richard  T   Har- 


Supv.   Draw — Nellie  M.   Powers. 
Supv    Music — Grace  E    P    Holman. 
Manual  Training — C    E    Russum, 
Supv    Household  Arts— Sarah  H    ROBS 
Writing — Frank  H    Arnold 
Supv    Phy.  Tr — C.  Marie  Francis 
Health  Supervisor — Dr    J    E    Drake. 


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Spokane  —  continued 
Academy  of  Holy  Names,    girls'    boarding:. 

R    C  ,   Sister  Mary  Alodia,   Prm. 
Academy    of   Our   Lady   of    Lourdes,    girls' 

boarding,  R   C  ,  eat   1888,  Sister  Superior, 

1129  Riverside 
Allen's    Business    College,    bus     and    sten  , 

est    1903,   C    S    Springer,  Manager,   01905 

Washington  Street 
Blair  Business  College,  bus    and  sten  ,  est. 

1897,  H    C    Blair,  A    B,  President,  First 

and  Madison  Street. 
Brunot   Hall,   girls*   boarding,    Epis  ,   Julia 

P.  Bailey,  Prin 
Counselman's   School    of   Stenography;    bus 

and  sten  ,   est    1911,  Mrs    M    M    Counsel- 

man,  President,  615  Fourth  avenue 
Engelhorn  Business  College,  bus   and  sten  , 

Herman  T    Engelhorn,   Pres 
Gonzaga     University,      comprises     College, 

Academy   and   Law    School  ,   men  ,    R     C  , 

est     1887,    Rev    James  M    Brogan,    S    J, 

President 
Houston    School    foi     Boys,    boarding    and 

day,    non-sect  ,    E     F     Strong,    Prin 
Lyon    Boarding    School    for    Boys,     boys' 

boarding;  non-sect  ;  est    1898;  J    F    Say- 

lor.  Principal, 
Northwestern    Business    College,    bus.    and 

sten  ,  est.  1899,  M    M    Higley,  M    Accts  , 

Prea 
Payne's  Mandolin  and  Guitar  School;   mu- 

sic, co-ed  ;  est.  1899,  Lester  Payne,  Prin. 
Spokane  College,  comprises  collegiate,  prep, 

commercial,    music    and    law    depts  ,    Un 

Nor    Luth  ,  co-ed  ,   Rev    A    O    invested, 

President 
Spokane    Law     School,     (Law    Department 

Spokane    College)  ,    two    and    three    year 

courses,  co-ed  ,  James  T    Burcham,  Dean 
Spokane   University,    comprises    College   of 

Liberal     Arts,      College     of     the     Bible, 

Schools    of    Expression,    Fine    Arts    and 

Music,   est    1913,   A    N    Meldrun,   Ph    D 

President,  University  Place 
Whitworth  College,  coll    and  prep  ,  co-ed.; 

non-sect.;    est    1890,   Donald   D.   McKay, 

President 


Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  1,110. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  John  I    Melville 
Sec    Bd    Educ—  J    F    Hall 
City   Superintendent  —  R    C    McDamel 
Principal  High  School  —  L   D   Baker. 

Stevenson,  Skamanla  Co.,  pop.  887. 

City  Superintendent  —  W    G    Detwiller 

Stunner,  Pierce  Co.,  pop.  892. 

City   Superintendent  —  August   Grimm 
Bnnnyalde,  Yakima  Co.,  pop.  1,879. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  —  E    J    Young 
Sec    Bd    Educ—  A    O    Rader 
City   Superintendent  —  O    W    Hoffman 
Principal   High   School  —  A     O     Rader, 
Tacoma,  Pierce  Co.,  pop.  88,748. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Claude  F    Gray 
Sec.  Bd    Educ  —  Alfred  Lister 
City  Superintendent  —  Wm    F.  Gelger 
Assistant  Supt  —  William   Q    Osborn. 
Assistant  Supt  —  E.  E.  Crook. 
Supv.  Music  —  Lucy  S.  Lamson. 


Tacoma — continued 
Supv    Draw — Jessie  G.  Lathrop. 
Supv    Man    Tr— Jas    B    Mitchell 
Supv    Dom    Sci  — Anna  L    Post. 
Supv    Phy    Tr — Richard  P    Kelly. 
Supv    Penmanship — John  O    Peterson. 
Commercial — W    L    Edwards 
Stenography — Edith  Finch 

PUBLIC    HIGH    SCHOOLS 
Stadium    High    School,    North    1st    and    E, 

Henry  F    Hunt,  Principal. 
Lincoln  Park  High  School,   South  Tacoma, 

W    W    Parkei,   Principal 

Academy  of  the  Visitation;  girls'  board- 
ing, R  C  ;  est  1891,  Sister  M  Cecilia 
Kane,  O  S.  D ,  Superior 

Annie  Wright  Seminary,  girls*  boarding; 
P  E  ,  est  1884,  Miss  Adelaide  Preston, 
Principal. 

Aquinas  Academy,  girl's  boarding,  R.  C.; 
Mother  M  Thomasina,  Superior. 

Beutel  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.;  C 
F  Beutel,  Principal 

College  of  Puget  Sound,  coll  ;  music,  art, 
com'l  depts  ,  co-ed  ,  M  E  ;  est  190S; 
E  H  Todd,  D.  D  ,  Pres 

Cushman  Trade  School,  trade  school  for 
Indians,  T  H  Wilson,  Supt 

De  Koven  Hall,  boys'  boaidlng;  military, 
P.  E  ,  D  S.  Pulford,  Principal,  South  Ta- 
coma, H.  R  No.  1. 

Pacific  Lutheran  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed.; 
Luth  ,  N.  J.  Hong,  Principal. 

St  Edward's  Hall,,  boys'  boarding;  R.  C.; 
Sister  M  Josephine,  Directress. 

St  Leo's  Grammar  and  High  School,  boy's 
prep  ,  R  C,,  Rev.  Joseph  W.  Riordan,  S. 
J,  Principal. 

State  Business  College;  bus  and  sten.;  W. 
D  Moffatt,  President. 

Washington  Business  College,  bus  and  sten.; 
est   1905;  D.  M.  Knauf,  Principal. 
A.  M,  D.  D,  President. 

Tekoa,  Whitman  Co.,  pop.  1,694. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J   A    Nelson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — O   D.  McKeehen. 
City  Superintendent — W    R    Sandy 
Principal   High   School — A    M    Jennings. 
Supv    Music — Ethel  Porter 
Domestic  Science — Grace  Wilson. 

St.  Joseph's  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed  ,  R  C.; 
Sister  Superior. 

Tenino,  Thurston  Co.,  pop.  1,038. 

City  Superintendent — C.  Lee  Martin. 

Toppenith,  Yakima  Co.,  pop.  1,598. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ — A.  I*  Shearer. 
Sec    Bd    Educ— Edith   B    Immel 
City  Superintendent — E.  J    Robinson. 
Principal  High  School— D.  F.  Olds. 


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Vancouver,  Clarke  Co.,  pop.  9,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — \V    P    frawf  01  d 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    J.   Klnney. 
City  Superintendent — Charles  W    Shumway 
Principal    Hig-h    School — DeGaris    Ree^  ts 
Supv    Music — F.  Clyde  Leathers. 
Manual  Training — Anton   G    Sulak 
Phvsical  Culture — C    I>    Polmg 
Domestic   Science — Mrs    B     Sullivan 
Draw     and   Pen'ship — Marie  Vaughan 
Com'l  and  Stenog*y — M    H.   Hutchinson. 

Providence  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  R  C  , 
est  1S72,  Sister  M  Melanite,  Prm 

St  James'  College,  coll  ,  men,  R  C  ,  eat 
1856;  Rev  Brother  Florinus,  Pres 

State  School  for  the  Deaf,  state,  co-ed  , 
Thomas  P.  Clark,  Supt 

State  School  for  the  Blind,  state  institu- 
tion, co-ed  ,  W  B  Hall,  Superintendent 

Waterville,  Douglas  Co.,  pop.  950. 

City  Superintendent — Le  Grande  Cherry. 

Wapato,  Yakima  Co,  pop.  400. 

City    Superintendent — A    C     Kellogg 

Waitsburgr,  Walla  Walla  Co.,  pop.  1,237. 

City  Superintendent — James  H    Adams 

Walla  Walla,  Walla  Walla  Co.,  pop.  19,364. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Dr    C    B    Stewart 
Sec    Bd   Educ  — Mrs    Margaret  Center 
City   Superintendent — W    M    Kern 
Principal  High  School — H    W    Jones 
Supv    Music — Ella  Burnham 
Domestic  Science — Gladys  Pajne 
Drawing — Mabel  Vandiver 
Commercial — H    L    Gray 
Supv.   Man    Tr — A    R    Lorenger 

Be  La  Salle  Institute,  boys'  boarding.  R 
C. ;  Brother  Jasper,  Prin. 


Walla   Walla — continued 
Empire    Business    College,    bus     and    sten  , 

est    1888,   Wm    P    Underwood,   Pres 
Pearson's    Academy;     prep  ;     co-ed.;     non- 
sect 
St     Paul's    School,    girls'    boarding,    P     E  , 

est    1872,  Miss  Nettie  M    Galbraith,  Prin 
"Walla    Walla    College,    coll.;    Seventh    Day 

Adv  ,    co-ed  ,    est     1892,    B     C     Kellogg, 

M     A ,    President 
Whitman    College;   coll  ,    co-ed  ,    non-sect.; 

est     1859,    Rev     Stephen   B     L.    Penrose, 

D    D ,   President 

Wapato,    Yakima    Co  ,    pop     400 

Pres    Bd    Educ — B    Schmidt 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — B    A    Bannister 
City    Superintendent — A     C     Kellogg 
Principal   High  School — J    P     Shangle 

Ward,  Stevens  Co  ,  pop.  500. 

St     Francis   Regis    School,    boys'    boarding, 
R    C  ,   A    van  der  Velden,   Prin. 

Wenatchee,  Chelan  Co.,  pop.  4,050. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Mrs    C    S    LaForge 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — A    N    Corbin 
City  Superintendent — G    W    Bohannan 
Prin    High  School — Charles  Eichelberger 
Supv    Music — Tonette  Benson. 
Manual  Training — R    C    Stockton 
Domestic   Science — Lottie   Jellum 
Physical    Culture — J    C     Cave 
Draw.   &  Pen'ship — L    Viola  Waller. 

White  Salmon,  Klickitat  Co,  pop.  682. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — Mrs    A    H    Jewett 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mis    G    F    Jewett 
City  Superintendent — O    F    Glass 
Principal  High  School — G    G    Forbes 

Wlnloek,  ILewis  Co.,  pop.  1,110. 

City  Superintendent — S     O    Oistad. 


WEST  VIRGINIA 

Population,   1,221,119.     School   census,   369,046.     School   age,    6-21. 

West  Virginia  is  the  twenty-eighth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population, 
having  a  total  of  1,221,119  inhabitants,  of  whom  94.7  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this 
number  4.7  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire 
population,  ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  8.3  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  thirty-fifth 
in  this  respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT 'S  OFFICE 

MORRIS  P    SHAWKEY,  State  Superintendent  of  Free  Schools     Charleston 

L.  L.  FRIEND,  Supervisor  of  High  Schools. . .  Morgantown 

L.  J.  HANIFAN,  Supervisor  of  Rural  Schools     Charleston 

GEO.  E    HUBBS,  Supervisor  of  Examination®  .  .      .        Charleston 

W.  G.  GIST,  Supervisor  of  Publications Charleston 

J.  F.  MARSH,  Secretary  State  Board  of  Regents  .      .       Charleston 

M  J.  ABBEY,  Supervisor  Agricultural  Education  .  .    .         -Charleston 

W  W  SANDERS,  Assistant  Supervisor  Eural  Schools  (Colored)  Charles-ton 

STATE  BOAED  OF  EDUCATION 

MORRIS  P.  SHAWKET,  State  Superintendent,  President Charleston 

WALTER  BARNES,  First  District  Fairmont 

J.  N.  DEAHL,  Second  District Morgantown 

H.  F.  FLESHMAN,  Third  District  Hinton 

J.  D.  GARRISON,  Fourth  District,  Secretary  .      .  Middlebourne 

O.  R.  MURRAY,  Fifth  District "Williamson 

STATE  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION 

I..  J.  FOREMAN,  President Petersburg 

MORRIS  P.  SHAWKEY,  Secretary Charleston 

THOMAS  S.  BILEY Wheeling      OTIS  G.  WILSON     Elkms 

W.  O.  COOK Welch      J.  N.  DEAHL Morgantown 

JOHN  K.  THOMPSON '..Wmfield      JOHN  C    SHAW West  Liberty 

WEST  VIRGINIA  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

fj  B.  HILL,  President  ..          .  .      .  .Athens 

A.  P.  MORRISON,  Secretary Clarksburg 

WEST  VIRGINIA  TEACHERS '  ASSOCIATION  (COLORED) 

E.  L.  RANN,  President ...       Macdonald 

MRS.  E.  V.  ELLIS,  Secretary Oak  Hill 


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COUNTY   SUPERINTENDENTS   OF   SCHOOLS 


County 
Barbour  . 
Berkeley  Chas 


Name  and  Address 
E    A    Hunt,  Belhngton 
Crowell,  Hedgesville 


1  dO  tV          Vjl  V  VV   CJL.JL,     JL4.GU5  CO  V  1J.J.C 

W   W   Nelson,  Turtle  Creek 
J    H    Hutchmson,   Sutton 
T  A  Burtton,  Wellsburg 
Edw    Mays,   Milton 
A   E   TTeaver,  Grantsville 
Roscoe  Mullms,  Clay 
I  L  Sadler,  West  Union 
W    Cavendish,,  Maywood 
J    E    Hays,  Glenville 
H    F    Groves,  Petersburg 


Boone 

Braxton 

Brooke 

Cab  ell 

Calhoun 

Clay 

Doddndge 

Fayette 

Gilmer     . 

Grant 

Greenbrier 

W  F  Richardson,  Blue  Sulphur  Spgs 
Hampshire 

.  .  Arthur  Slonaker,  Dillons'  Run 
Hancock  H  O  Miller,  New  Cumberland 
Hardy  E  A  Hawse,  Baker 

Hanison  Carl  <S  Lawson,  Clarksburg 
Jackson  T  H  Rardm,  Ripley 

Jefferson 

James  Grantham,  Kearneysville 

Kanawha          .  

.  .  Geo  W  Jenkins,  Jr,  Charleston 
Lewis  Ellis  L  Smith,  Weston,  R  No  3 
Lincoln  Fisher  B  Adkms,  Ferrelsburg- 
Logan  L  E  Browning,  Logan 

Marion  Homer  C  Toothman  Fairmont 
Marshall  H  "W  McDowell,  Glen  Easton 
Mason  .  .ME  Roach,  Henderson 
Mercer  J  A  French,  Matoaka 

Mineral         Richaid  "W    Thrush,  Keyser 


County  Name  and  Address 

Mmgo  Chas    H    Ellis,  Wharncliffe 

Monongalia 

H  E  Brookover,  Morgantown 
Monroe  W   "W  Baker,  Union 

Morgan  G  F  Fearnow,  Berkeley  Spgs 
McDowell  W  C  Cook,  Welch 

Nicholas  E  W  Skaggs,  Summersville 
Ohio  J  H  Lazear,  Fulton,  Wheeling 
Pendleton  Jesse  H  Cook,  Circleville 
Pleasants  G  C  MacTaggart,  Eureka 
Pocahontas  B  B  Williams,  Marhnton 
Preston  M  E  Martin,  Kmgwood 

Putnam  Hemy  C    Hill,  .Plymouth 

Raleigh  W  S   Rogers,  Raleigh 

Randolph  .  Troy  B  Wilmoth,  Elkins 
Ritchie  R  B  Cokeley,  Harnsville 

Roane  I    B    Boggs,   Wallback 

Summei  s    Lee  Harper,  Jumping  Branch 


Roy    J     Martin,    Grafton 
.  C   R  Parsons,  Parsons 
J   T   Fonner,  Friendly 
B   H    Carpenter,  Buckhannon 
O    J    Rife,  Wayne 


Taylor 

Tucker 

Tyler 

Upshur 

Wayne 

Webster 

Sampson  N  Miller,  Webster  .Springs 
Wetzel  D    L    Haught,  Hundred 

Wirt       .  Ross  Wilson,   Elizabeth 

Wood  .    . 

H  A.  Langfitt,  Parkersburg,  R  No  6 
Wyoming  J  H   Cooper,  Herndon 


PUBLIC,   PRIVATE   AND   ENDOWED    SCHOOLS   AND   COLLEGES 


Academy,  Pocahontas  Co.,  pop.  181 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  M    L    Beard 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  T    A    Sydenstricker 
City   Superintendent  —  W    E    Scott 
Principal   High    School  —  M    J    Merrels 

Adamston,  Harrison  Co.,  pop.   1,200. 

City  Superintendent  —  J   R    Romine 


Alderson,   Monroe    Co.,    pop 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Dr    B    H    Campbell 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  C    L    Stultmg 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S  —  B    E    Grant 

Alderson  Baptist  Academy,  prep  ,  boarding, 
co-ed  ,  Bapt  ,  est  1901  ;  Miss  Emma  C 
Alderson  Principal 

Alleghany  Collegiate  Institute,  prep  ,  co- 
ed ,  M  E  ,  est  1888,  Lillian  Collins,  Prm 

Athens,  Mercer  Co.,  pop.  575. 

Concord  State  Normal  School;  nor  ,  state, 
co-ed  ,  L  B  Hill,  Prm 

Barboursville,  Cabell  Co,  pop.   907. 

Moms  Harvey  College,  coll  :  co-ed  ,  M. 
E.  So,  est  1888,  Paul  H  Willis,  B  D, 
President 

Barrackville,  Marion  Co,  pop.   3865. 

Principal  High  School  —  Herschel  Ice 


Beckley,  Raleigh  Co  .  DOp.  2,161. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — R    S    Taylor 
Sec    Bd    Educ — M    C    Brackman 

Beckley  Institute,  prep.;  co-ed  ,  Disciples 
of  Christ,  est  1907,  Raymond  A  Smith, 
B  D ,  Principal 

Belington,   Barbour   Co.,    pop.    1,481. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — M    J    M    Ferrell 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — A    C    Bolton 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S  — William  S    Long 

Benwood,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.  4,976. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — Hai  ry    Rogers 

Sec     Bd     Educ — Charles   Evans 

City  Supt   and  Prin   H   S  — H    L   Pedicord. 

Principal  High  School — F   B    Hanifan 

Supv    Music — Vera  L    King 

Supv    Art — Clara   G     Brown 

Berkeley  Springs,  Morgan  Co.,  pop    864. 

City  Supt    and  Prm    H    S — L    C    Yeardley 

Old  Dominion  Academy,  boy's  boarding; 
8  to  20,  non-sect  ,  Rev  E  E  Neff,  Ph  1* . 
Principal 

Bethany,  Brooke  Co.,  pop.  485. 

Bethany  College,  coll  ,  co-ed  ,  Disciples  of 
Christ,  est  1841,  Thomas  E  Cramblett, 
LL.  D.,  Pres 


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Blnefield,  Mercer  Co.,  pop.  11,188 

Pres    Bd    Educ.  —  William   H.    Thomas. 
Sec    Bd    Educ—  F    M.  Peters. 

City  Superintendent  —  C    R    Murrav 
Prm,  High  School  —  Ben  H.  Williams. 
Supv    Music  —  Prances  W    Waring 
Dialing  —  Elizabeth  Moncuie 

Bluefield  Colored  Institute   (colored)  ,   nor  ; 
state,  co-ed  ,  R    P    Sims,  Prm 

Bramwell,  Mercer  Co,  pop.  1,458. 

Pies  Bd  Educ  —  W  J  Elliott 
Sec  Bd  Educ  —  J  A  French 
Pimcipal  High  School  —  R  M  Mmei 

Bridgeport,  Harrison  Co,  pop.  577. 

City  Supt    and  Prm    H    S  —  C     W    Post 


Buckhannon,  TTpshur  Co  ,  pop. 

City  Superintendent  —  Walter  R    Grose 
Principal  High  School  —  Gertrude  Roberts 
Supv    Music  —  Elsie   Wolverton 

West  Virginia  Wesleyan  College,  coll.,  nor 
and  prep  ,  M  E  ,  est  1903,  Rev  Wallace 
B  Fleming,  D  D  ,  Piesident 

Burasville,  Braxton  Co.,  pop.  770. 

Burnsville  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  G  F  Queen,  Prin 

Cairo,  Ritchie  Co.,  pop.  668. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  —  G    S    Flesher 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  S    Hatfield 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S  —  C    J    Ramsey 

Cameron,  Marshall  Co.,  pop    1,660. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  P    E    Willaid 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J    I    Gregoiy 
City    Superintendent  —  J     S     Bonas 
Principal  High  School  —  J  W   Cole. 

Ceredo,   Wayne   Co.,   pop.   1,215. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Dr    W   F.  Bruns 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  H.  L.  Stone. 
City  Superintendent  —  G    Otto  Grady. 
Principal  High  School  —  J    L,    Long 
Sup\fc.  Music  —  Mrs    Jennie  Duncan. 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y  —  Zola  Beasley. 

Charleston,  Kanawha  Co.,  pop.  22,996. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    B     Chamberlain. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  W    O.  Daum 
City  Superintendent  —  Geo    S    Laidley. 
Principal  High  School  —  W.   C    McKee. 
Supervisor  Music  —  J    H    Francis 
Manual   Training  —  J    H    Bowen 
Domestic  Science  —  Kathenne  Kearney. 
Drawing  —  H.    Madeleine   Keely. 
Penmanship  —  Myrtle  N    Stalnaker. 
Commercial  —  John  Zimmer 

Capital  City  Commercial  College,  bus    and 

sten  ;  W    D    Anthony,  Pres. 
Elliott  Commercial  School;  bus    and  sten  , 

co-ed.;  W.  B    Elliott,  Prln. 

Charlestown,  Jefferson.  Co.,  pop.  2,663. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  John  C   McGarry. 

Sec   Bd    Educ  —  Grove  Henkle. 

City  Supt..  and  Prin    H    S  —  Wright  Denny 

Powhatan  College;  girls'  boarding,  non- 
sect  ,  est  1900,  Rev  James  R  Pentoff, 
D.  D  ,  President 


Charlestown — continued 
St    Hilda's  Hall,  girl's  boarding,  est    1914; 

P   E  ,  Manah  Pendleton  Duval,  Principal. 
Stephenson      Seminary,      girls'      boarding; 

prep  ,    non-sect  f    est     1882,    Mrs     C.    N. 

Campbell,    Pun,    515    E    Washington   St. 

Chester,  Hancock  Co ,  pop.  3,184. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — George   Ahrendts. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W.  B    Stewart 
City  Superintendent — J   C   Timberman 
Principal  High  School — W    D.  Johnston. 
Supv    Music — Ella  F    Gaver 
Domestic  Science — Lauia  E    Edmiston 

Clarksburg:,  Harrison  Co.,  pop.  9,201. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — W    G    Osborne 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    N    Hess 
City  Superintendent — J   A    Jackson 
Prm     H.   S — One  McConkey 
Supv    Music — Helen  F   Boar  dm  an 
Supv    Di  awing — Nellie  M    Nutter. 

Broaddus  Classical  and  Scientific  Institute; 

prep  ,     co-ed  ,     Bapt  ;     est      1894,     Rev. 

Elkanah   Hulley,   A    M ,    Prm. 
Eliott's  Commercial  School,  bus.  and  sten  ; 

co-ed  ,    Principal 
West   Virginia   Business    College,   bus     and 

sten  ;  est   1902,  G.  C   Fmley,  Pres. 

Clendenin,  Kanawha  Co.,  pop    1,000. 

City  Supt    and  Pun    H    S — W    S    Morris 

Colliers,  Brooke   Co.,  pop.  410 

Principal  High  School — B    J    Can  oil. 

Davis,   Tucker  Co.,  pop    2,400 

Pres    Bd    Educ —A    P    Butt. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    A    Meyer 

Pity  Supt  &  Prm    H    S — C    Fitzhugh  Lee 

Domestic    Science — Eunice   Lewis 

Elizabeth,  Wirt  Co  ,  pop.  657. 

Elizabeth  Seminary  and  Business  School, 
prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  A  S  Lee,  Prin 

Elkins,    Randolph    Co.,   pop.    5,260. 
Pres    Bd.   Educ — B.  W.   Taylor. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ — W.  G.  Wilson 

City  Supeuntendent — W    W    Tient 
Prin     H.   S — C    W    Jackson 
Supv    Music — Delia  MacFarland. 
Domestic  Science — Isabel  A.   Cook 

Davis  and  Elkins  College,  boys*  prep  , 
Presb  ,  est.  1904,  James  E  Allen,  A  B., 
Pres 

Elm  Grove,  Ohio  Co.,  pop.  1,899. 

District   Superintendent — W.   H     Tabler. 
Prin    H     S — Fred   A.   Hall. 

Fairmont,  Marlon  Co.,  pop.  9,711. 

Pies    Bd.  Educ — G    M   Alexander 

Sec    Bd    Educ — R    A    Watts 

City  Superintendent — O    G   Wilson 

Supv    Music — Emma   J.    Oderbolz 

Supv    Art — Laura  E    Brigga. 

Principal  High  School — George  H   Colebank. 

Manual   Training — E    J    Hawkins 

Domestic  Science — Edith  M    Dean 

Fairmount  State  Normal  School;  nor  ; 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1867,  Joseph  Rosier, 
A  M  ,  Pres 


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Farmingrton,   Marion  Co,  pop     519 

Pies    Bd    Educ — John   M     Trach 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H     S    Moi  gan 
City  Superintendent — P    M    Conley 
Principal  High  School — Mrs    Eliz-aboth  Peck 

Fayetteville,  Fayette  Co ,  pop.  600. 

Fayetteville  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  H  C  Robertson,  Prln 

Fleming-ton,  Taylor  Co.,  pop    350 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    D    Frum 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    W    Baitlett 
City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — S    C    Grose 

Follansbee,  Brooke  Co,,  pop*  9,031. 

City   Superintendent — A    F    Young 
Principal   High   School — George   Hubbs 

Gilbert,    Mingo    Co.,   pop.    121 

City  Supt    and  Prin    H    S  — E    S    Hatfleld 

Glenville,  Gilmer  Co.,  pop.  398. 

Glenville  State  Normal  School,  nor;  state, 
co-ed  ,  est  1872,  S  O  Bond,  Principal 

Grafton,  Tailor  Co.,  pop    7,563. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F    S     Suddarth 
Sec    Bd    Educ— W.  M.  Watkins 
City  Superintendent — L    W    Burns 
Principal  High  School — H    R    Bonnei 
Supv    Music — Bertha  Mills 
Drawing — Maigaret  Clary 

Hambleton,   Tucker  Co.,  pop.  1,300. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    J    McKmney 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — T    A    Wam&ley 
City    Superintendent — E     D.    Koontz 

Harper's  Ferry,  Jefferson  Co,  pop.  896. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    J    Cavaleir 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Eugene  Shugart 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — Boyd  Randal 

Storer     College      (colored) ,     nor  ;     co-ed  , 

Bapt  ,   est    1867,   Henry  T    McDonald,  A 

M,   Pres 

Harrisvffle,  Ritchie  Co.,  pop.  608. 

City  Supt    and  Prin   H    S  — M    M    Powell 

Hedgesvllle,  Berkeley  Co.,  pop.  328*. 

Pres  Bd  Educ  — C  K  Robbms 
Sec  Bd  Educ — R  Hammersla 
Prin  H  S— F  M  Miller. 

Hinton,   Summers  Co  ,  pop.  3,656. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — P    W    Boggess 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    E    Price 

City    Superintendent — H     F     Fleshman 

Principal   High   School — J    D     Mays 

Supv.    Art — Ethel    Hinton. 

Himtinsrton,  Cabell  Co ,  pop.  31,161. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    W.  Kendle. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — J.  K.  Oney. 

City   Superintendent — C    L    Wright 

Principal  High  School — J    G   Graham 

Supv    Music — Sarah   E    Galloway. 

Manual  Training: — C    J    Gould 

Domestic  Science — Lucile  Elfort. 

Pen' ship  and  Com'l — C.  E.  Miller. 

Stenography — Alice  Neale. 

Marshall  College  State  Normal  School, 
state,  co-ed  ,  est  1837,  O  I  Woodley, 
President 

St  Joseph's  Parochial  School,  prep  f  co- 
ed.; R  C.;  Sister  Superior. 


Institute,  Kanawha  Co ,  pop.  125. 

West  Virginia  Colored  Institute  (colored) , 
nor  ,  state,  co-ed  ,  Byrd  Pnllerman,  A 
M,  Pres 

Kejser,   Mineral   Co,    pop.   3,705 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Chailes   N    Fmnell 
Sec    Bd    Educ — L    B    McCool 
City    Superintendent — J     C     Saunders 
Principal    High   School — Fiank   Hall 
Supv    Music  &  Dialing — Lulu  Allen 
Manual   Training — Lute   McDowell 
Domestic  Science — Beatuce  Long 

Keyser  Preparatory  Branch  West  Virginia 
University,  prep  ,  state,  co-ed  ;  est  1903, 
Joseph  W  Stay  man,  Principal. 

Kingwood,  Preston  Co,  pop.  800. 

City    Supenntendent — L     S    McDamel 
Pimcipal    High    School — A    B     Carfer 

Lewisburgr,  Greenbrier  Co.,  pop.  872. 

City  Superintendent — W    F    Richaidson 

Greenbrier    Presbyterial     Military     School; 

boys'     boarding,     military,     Presb  ,     est 

1902,  H    B    Moore,  A    M,  Principal 
Lewisburg       Seminary,       girls'       boarding, 

Presb  ,    est    1876,   R    C    Sommerville,   A 

M,    Pres 

Littleton,    Wetzel    Co,    pop.    712 

Supt    and  Pirn    H    S — J    C    Hupp 

Logan,  Logan  Co.,  pop.  1,610 

Pits     Bd     Educ — J     L     Curry 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Charles   Avis 
District   Superintendent — W    W    Hall 
Prm     H     S  — F    O    Woerner 
Supv    Music — Edda  Campbell 
Domestic  Science — Lucile  J    Biadshaw 

McDowell,   McDowell   Co ,   pop.   1,400. 

District   Superintendent — J    T    Peteis 

McMechen,  Marshall  Co.,  pop.   2,921. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    W    Rogers 
Rec    Bd    Educ  — Charles  L    Evans 
City    Superintendent — H     L     Pedicord 
Principal  High  School — F    R    Hanafon 
Supv    Music — Blanche  Cress 
Supv     Art — Clara    G     Brown 

Mannragton,   Marion    Co.,    pop.   2,672. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    R    Timms 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A.  L    Thomas 

City   Superintendent — Daniel   A.   Ward. 

Principal  High  School — C    S   Bioadwater. 

Supv    Music — Kathervn  Roberts 

Manual  Tiaining — Oiville  G    Henney 

Domestic  Science — Edna  S    Gieen 

Martinsburg,  Berkeley  Co.,  pop    10,698. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — E    S    Barton 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    A    Pitzer 

City  Superintendent — Win    C    Morton 

Prin    H     S— M    L    Wachtel. 

Di awing — Mary  M    Betts 

Middlebourne,  Tjler  Co.,  pop,.  516. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    B    Riggle 

Sec    Bd    Educ— T    P    Hill 

City   Superintendent — T    P    Hill 

Principal  High  School — J    D    Garrison 

Milton,   Cabell   Co.,   pop.    837. 

Prin    H    S. — F.   B.   Lambert. 


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Montgomery,  Fayette  Co  ,  pop    1,888. 

Preparatory  Branch  West  Virginia  Univer- 
sity, piep  ,  state,  co-cd  ,  cst  1896,  Arthui 
S  Thorn,  Principal 

Morgantown,    Monongalla   Co ,    pop.    9,150 
Pies    Bd    Educ — R    A    Armstiong 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    S    John 
City  Supeiintendent — Rov  C    Smith 
Piincipal   High  School — Tohn  T    West 
Supv    Music — Miss  H    Weikmg 
Drawing — Gladys    Meiren 
Pumaiv — Anna    Boj  dston 
Penman&hip — L     M     Holton 
West    Vugmia    University ,     comprises     col- 
leges  of  Aits   and   Sciences,    Engineering, 
Agncultuie,   .Law  and  Music,  state  univ  , 
co-ed  ,    est     1868,    Fiank    Butlei    Tiottei, 
President 

West  Virginia  University,  College  of  En- 
gineering, courses  in  civil,  mechanical, 
electucal  and  mining  engineering,  Clem- 
ent Ross  Jones,  M  E  ,  Dean 
West  Vugmia  University,  College  of  Agri- 
culture agii  ,  state,  Edward  D.  Sander- 
son, Dean 

West  Virginia  University,  College   of  Law, 

men,  es>t    1878,  H    C    Jones    L.L   D,  Dean 

West  Virginia  University,  School  of  Music, 

Louis    Black,    Director 
West   Virginia    University,    School    of    Fine 

Arts,    William    J     Leonard*    Director 
West  Vn^inia  University,    School   of  Medi- 
cine,    men,    John    M     Simpson,     M     D  , 
Dean 

Monndsville,  Marshall  Co,  pop.  8,918 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — S    Rismger 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    Shipman 
City  Superintendent — Harvey  V   Merrick 
Principal  High  School — H    W    Cramblet 
Mount  Hope,  Fayette  Co.,  pop    494. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    W    Smiley 
Sec    Bd    Educ — George  W    Bught 
City  Supt    &  Prin,  H.  S  — T    L    Davies 
New  Cumberland,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  1,807. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — Emil  Stephan 
Sec    Bd     Educ — C    D     Bradley 
City    Supeiintendent — J    C    Vance 
Piincipal  High  School — Nelle  R    Leonard 
Newbur?,  Preston  Co.,  pop.  823. 
Piincipal  Schools — G   N    Toune. 
Newell,  Hancock  Co.,  pop.  275. 
City   Supeiintendent — C    W    Stackhouse 
Principal  High  School — Marjoiie  Cattell 
New  Haven,  Mason  Co  ,  pop.  650. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — R    A    Grinstead 
Sec    Bd     Educ  — Smith   F    RIckard 
Principal  High  School — H    Eber  Roush 
New  Martinsville,  Wetzel  Co.,  pop.  2,176. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    A.  Pyles 
Sec   Bd    Educ — L   J   Williams 
District  Superintendent — J.  H    Gorby 
Prin.  H    S— Ann  N    Elliott. 
Principal   High  School — John  C    Shreve 
Supv    Music  &  Art — Etta  Momery 
Oak  Hill,  Fayette  Co.,  pop.  764. 
City  Superintendent — S    M    Archer 
Oceana,  Wyoming:  Co.,  pop.  129. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — Perry  Bailey 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Don  D    Cook 
Principal  High  School — Otway  F    Cooke. 


Parkersburg,  Wood  Co.,  pop.  17,842. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  —  O    E    Van  Devender 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  George  D    Heaton 
Cit>   Superintendent  —  F    M    Longanecker 
Piincipal  High  School  —  H    E    Odgeis 
Supei  \isor  Music  —  Geoige  R    Eckert 
Drawing  —  Edith    McCoimick 
Penmanship  —  Nannie    Vinton 
Rupv     Man    Tr  —  D    B    Finch 
Domestic   Science  —  Lola   Heidrick 
Commercial  —  E    L    Morrison 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,  girls'  boarding, 
R.  C  ,   Sister  M    Xavier  Reilly,  Prin 

Parsons,  Tucker  Co.,  pop.  1.780. 

Pi  es     Bd    Educ  —  C     J    McKInney 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  T    A    Wamsley 

City  Supt    and  Prin    H    S  —  G    W    Hogg 

Pennsboro,  Ritchie  Co.,  pop    930. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  —  W     J    Nutter 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J    A    Wooddell 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S  —  Goff  D    Ramaey, 

Philippi,  Barbonr  Co  ,  pop.  1,038. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  —  E    D    Talbott 
Pec     Bd     Educ  —  A     S     Poling 
Cit>    Superintendent  —  O     J    Woodford 
Piincipal  High  School  —  Stella  Wilson 
Broaddus    Institute,    prep  ,     co-ed  ,    Bapt  , 
Rev    Elkanah  Hully,  A    M  ,   Prln 

Piedmont,  Mineral  Co.,  pop    2,054. 

Pres    Bd    Educ    W    S    Smallwood 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Chailes  Z    HesMtt 
City  Supoimtendent  —  W   H   S   White 
Principal  High  School  —  Robert  Clark 

Point  Pleasant,  Mason  Co.,  pop    2,045. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  P    H    Pteebergen 
Sec   Bd   Educ  —  Robert  Kiger 
City  Supeiintendent  —  B    G    Moore 
Prin    High  School  —  Bertha  J    Stelnbach 
Supv     Music  —  Margaret   M     Bryan 
Manual  Training  —  E    R    Parker 
Domestic   Science  —  Bertha  Seinbach 
Physical  Culture  —  Mary  McCulloch 
Drawing  —  Ella  Howard 
Penmanship  —  Jennie  Behan 
Commercial  —  Florence  Howard 

Princeton,  Mercer  Co  ,  pop    3,027. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  W    R    White 
Sec     Bd    Educ  —  H    D     Karnes 
City  Superintendent  —  T    N    Hoylman 
Principal  High  School—  C    P    Caldwell 
Princeton    Collegiate    Institute,    prep  ;    co- 

ed ,    M     E  ;    est     1883,    William    8.    Cox, 

A    B,  Prin 

Ravenswood,   Jackson    Co  ,   pop.    1,081. 

Prin.  H    S—  B    H    Flinn. 

Rich  wood,  Nicholas  Co  ,  pop.  3,061. 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S  —  J    H.  Pattaraon. 


Romney,  Hampshire  Co,  pop. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  J    Sloan   Kuykendall 

Sec    Bd    Educ—  V    M    Poling 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S  —  A    S    DeHaven. 

Potomac    Seminary,    prep  ;    co-ed  ,    Preab.; 

J    C    Hodgson,  Prin. 
West  Virginia  Schools  for  Deaf  and  Blind; 

state,    co-ed  ,    est     1872,    R.    Gary    Mon- 

tague,  Superintendent. 


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Ronceverte,  Greenbrier  Co.,  pop.  2,157 

Pres     Bd    Educ  —  A     E     Creigh 
Sec.    Bd    Educ  —  S    E     Kromer 
District   Superintendent  —  R     M     Lacy 
Principal  High    School  —  Osborne   Williams 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw  —  Marlon  Steele 

Salem,  Harrison  Co.,  pop   2,169. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  —  M    L,    Pampbell 
Sec     Bd     Educ  —  T     F     Kempei 
City   Superintendent  —  M    H    Tan  Horn 
Principal  High  School  —  E    A    Luzadei 
Supv     Music  —  Mrs     M     Waidner   Davis 
Supv    Pnmai>  —  Hattie   Harden 
Industrial    School   for   Girls,   girls'    indust  ; 

Hilda  M    Dungan,   Prin 
Salem     College,     Coll      and    prep  ,     co-ed  , 

Seventh     D      Bapt  ,     Charles     B.     Clark, 

A    M.,    President. 

Shepherdstown,  Jefferson  Go  ,  pop.  1,070. 

City  Superintendent  —  Chas    T    Smootz 

Shepherd     College     State     Normal     School, 
normal,  state,  co-ed  ;  est    1872,   Thomas 
C    Miller,  Prin 
Shinnston,  Harrison  Co.,  pop    2,684. 

City  Supt.  &  Prm    H    S  —  B    F.  Haught 
Sistersville,  Tyler  Co.,  pop.  2,684. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  Dr     J     A     Grier 

Sec     Bd    Educ  —  W    H     Kerr 

City   Superintendent  —  W    Strain 

Principal  High  School  —  Paul  R    Hoi  row 


Spencer,  Roane  Co.,  pop. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —John    M     Baker 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  H    C    Ferguson 
City   Superintendent  —  H    L,    White 
Principal  High  School  —  J    H    Riddle 
Music  &  Drawing  —  Amelia  M    Hahn 

St.  Marys,  Pleasants  Co  ,  pop.  1,358. 

Pres     Bd     Educ—  A     H     Stanley 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  J    L    Hissom 
City  Superintendent  —  H    C    Humphiey 
Prin    H    S—  -D    B.   Fleming 

Summersville,  Nicholas  Co.,  pop.  223. 

Summersville  Normal  School,   normal;  pri- 
vate, co-ed  ,  W.  CT    Brown,  Pres 

Button,  Braxton  Co.,  pop.  1,121. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  —  A    I<    Morrison 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  W     S    P     Carper 
City  Superintendent  —  J    H    Hickman 
Principal   High   School  —  Margaret   Fisher 

Terra  Alta,  Preston  Co.,  pop.  1,126. 
District  Superintendent  —  F    W.   Gandy 
Principal   High  School  —  W    R    Shaw 

Thomas,  Tucker  Co  ,  pop.  2,354. 
Pres     Bd    Educ  —  J     M.  Dorner. 
Sec.  Bd.  Educ  —  D    E.   Cuppett 
District  Superintendent  —  C    H    Martin. 
Principal  High  School  —  P    G    Moorhead 
Supv     Music  —  Mildred    Carman. 
Domestic  Science  —  Ruth  Maxwell. 
Drawing  —  Etta    Spiker 

Triadelphla,  Ohio  Co.,  pop.  1,000. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  —  L    A.   Cracraft 
Dist    Superintendent  —  S    S    Jacob,   Jr 
Principal  High  School  —  C   C   Rassey 
Supv    Music  —  Bess  McGranahan 
Manual  Training  —  Merle  Villee, 
Domestic  Science  —  Alice  Cook. 


Tunnelton,  Preston  Co.,  pop.  792. 

l'it\    Supei  mtr>nrlf  nt — J     F    Jameson 
Piincipal  High  School — Flo's d  H    Smith 

Wajne,  Wayne  Co.,  pop    600. 

Oakview  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  non- 
sect  ,  T  B  McClure,  Prin 

Welch,  McDowell  Co,  pop.   1,526 

District   Superintendent — H    K    Baibe 
City  Superintendent — R    A    Higgs 
Prin     H    S  — G    E    Rhodes 

Wellsburs,  Brooke  Co  ,  pop    4,189. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — George   C    Whitehead 
Sec     Bd     Educ — J     A     Gist 
Oitv  Superintendent — W    N    Beetham 
Principal  High  School — S    A    Gull 
Sup\     Music  &  Ait — Anna  Huffman 
Manual     Training — J     M      Alexander. 
Domestic     Science — Hattie     Hogge 
Cora'l   &   Stenog'y — G     G     Steele 

West  Liberty,  Ohio  Co.,  pop    329. 

West  Liberty  State  Normal  School,  nor- 
mal, state;  co-ed  ,  est  1870,  John  C 
Shaw,  Prin. 

West  Union,  Doddridge  Co.,  pop.  779. 

Prin    H    S — Florence  Charter 

Weston,  Lewis  Co.,  pop.  2,113. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — F    B    Jarvis 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — DaCosta  Smith 
City  Superintendent — F    R    Yoke 
Principal  High  School — R    J    Kraus 
Supv     Music — Frances    Fuller 
Drawing — Elva    White 
Supv     Pi  imary — Phoebe    Mitchell 
Wheeling,  Ohio  Co.,  pop.  41,641. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — Edward  Rogers 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Frank   Stanton 
City   Superintendent— C    E     Githens 
Principal  High  School — H    B    Johns 
Supv    Music — L.UCV  Robinson 
Supv.  Man    Tr — W   Graham  Carpenter 
Domestic    Science — Leona    Holdren 
Supv    Drawing — Miss  Jennie  M    Hervey 
Commeicial — A    R    Cox 
Cathederal    High    School,     boys'     day;     R 

C  .     Brother    Anselm,     Principal 
Elliott  Commercial  School,  bus    and  sten  , 

W    B    Elliott,  Pres 
Linsly    Institute,    boys'    boarding,    military 

non-sect  ,   H    F    Standeiwick,   Supt 
Mount  de   Chantal  Academy;   girls'   board- 
ing-,    R     C,    est    1848,    Sister   M    Berch- 
mans,   Directress 

St  Joseph's  Academy,  girls'  day,  R  C.; 
est  1865,  Sister  Joseph  Aloysius,  Sup'r. 

Williamson,  Mingo  Co.,  pop.  3,561. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — W.    T     Poole 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C.  R    Murray 
City    Superintendent — C     R    Murray 
Principal    High    School — A     C     Davis 
Domestic   Science — Mae  Wiles 
Manual    Training — R     G     Garrett 
Physical    Culture — Catherine   Mason 
Commercial — Bess    B     Wilson. 
Williamstown,  Wood  Co.,  pop.  1,139. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    D    Cline 
Sec    Bd    Educ — I    F    Stewart 
City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — H    G   Wheat 


WISCONSIN 

Population,  2,333,860.    School  census,  780,092.    School  age,  4-20. 

Wisconsin  the  thirteenth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  2,333,860  inhabitants,  of  whom  99  4  Tier  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number 
22  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  popula- 
tion, ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  3.2  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  thirteenth  in 
this  respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

*       * 
STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

C.  P.  GARY,  State  Superintendent  Public  Instruction Madison 

J.  B.  BORDEN,  Assistant  State  Superintendent       Madison 

CHARLES  L    HARPER,  Second  Assistant  Supenntendent  Madison 

WARREN  E.  HICKS,  Assistant  for  Industrial  Education Madison 

O   S    RICE,  State  Library  Cleik  .     Madison 

BERTHA  BJERGOLD,  Assistant  State  Libraiy  Clerk  Madison 

BESSIE  BURKE,  Diploma  and  Ceitificate  Cleik  .  Madison 

INSPECTORS 

G-EO.  H.  DREWRY  .     Giaded  School  A.    A.    THOMPSON  Rural  School 

S.M.THOMAS Graded  School  EMMA  CONLEY  .    .    .  .Domestic  Science 

W   T.  ANDERSON  .  Graded  School  A.  B   COOK  .           Deaf  School 

W.  E    LARSON       Rural  School  AMY  BRONSKY.        .  City  Grades 

MAYBELLE  G    BUSH  City  Grades  ANNIE  REYNOLDS  . .  'City  Grade* 

JAMES  M   DORRANS  Manual  Tiaining  H.  L    TERRY         .    .  .  High  School 

W    W    THEISEN  Standardization  H.-  N.  GODDARD  .  High  School 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION 

MILTON  C   POTTER,  Ptesidenl                                                        .  Milwaukee 

M.  A.  BXTSSEWITZ,  Secretary ,      .  Milwaukee 

STATE   BOARD   OF  EXAMINERS 

RICHARD  E  KING  . .  , .     -  .  Milwaukee 

A.  A.  UPHAM Whitewater 

W.  A    Scott     Madison 

WISCONSIN  CITY  SUPERINTENDENTS'  ASSOCIATION 

M.  E    KEATS,  President Oconomowcxj 

F.  J.  JONES,  Secretary     West  Alii* 


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OTHER  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATIONS 

WILLIAM  MILNE,  Ptetidtut,  Central  Wisconsin  Teachers'  Association  Moiiill 

JESSE  VAN  NATTA,  Piesident,  Southern  Wisconsin  Teachers'  Association  Dodgeville 

B   B.  McCoRMiCK,  President,  Western  Wisconsin  Teachers'  Association  La  Crosse 

M.  H  SMALL,  Piesident,  Northwestern  Wisconsin  Teachers'  Association  Oshkosh 

W  T   REAM,  President,  Northeastern  Wisconsin  Teacheis'  Association  Gieen  Bay 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 


County 
Adams 


Name  and  Address 
Florence   Billmg-s,   Plainville 

Ashland W.  P    Hagxnan,  Mellen 

Barren       L    S.  Cheney,  Barren 

Bayfield  ..Jessie  N  Smith,  Washburn 
Brown  L  S  Martell ,  Green  Bay 

Buffalo     ...  H    J    Niehaus,  Alma 

Burnett  O   H    Caspeis,  G-iantsbuig 

Calumet     .  L..  P.  Fox,  Chilton 

Chippewa  B  Trudelle,  Chippewa  Falls 
Clark..  ..Eliz  G.  Kennedy,  Neillsville 
Columbia  Mary  B  Clark,  Portage 

Crawford     George  Burton,  Steuben 

Dane,  1st  dist  . .    .8   Ames,  Mazomame 

Dane,  2d  dist     .  .  

.    ..     Matthew  Barkley,  Mt    Horeb 

Dodge John  Kelley,  Juneau 

Door  Millard  Tufts,  Sturgeon  Bay 

Douglas     .  Olga  Larson,  Superior 

Dunn  .  Dona  A  Taylor,  Menomonie 
Bau  Claire  Lillia  B  Johnson,  Eau  Claire 


Florence 


L.  A.  Jones,  Florence 


Fond  du  Lac  Norvan  Duel,  Fond  du  Lac 
Forest  .  .Geo  W  Weldon,  Laona 

Grant     .  E    C    Brick,  Lancaster 

Green  .  .  .  John  N  Burns,  Monroe 
Green  Lake..  .G  V.  Kelley,  Princeton 

Iowa J   A.  Van  Natta,  Dodgeville 

Iron .    .          CD   Lennon,  Hurley 

Jackson  Mrs  Norma  R  McNab,  Taylor 
Jefferson  ..  .  .A  J  Thorne,  Jefferson 
Juneau  .  . .  Myrta  D  Cuenot,  Mauston 
Kenosha  . .  John  Kerwin,  Silver  Lake 
Kewaunee  .  Charles  Teske  Kewaunee 
La  Crosse.  B  F  Oltman,  "West  Salem 
Lafayette  W  W  Woolworth,  Darlington 

Langlade A.  M   Arveson,  Ant i go 

Lincoln   .  "W  L  Holden 


County  Name  and  Address 

Manitowoc  C.  W  Meisnest,  Manitowoc 
Marathon  J  E  Giessel,  Wausau 

Marinette    ....  

Mrs  A  E  S  Schwittay,  Marinette 
Marquette...  .  D  H  Reid,  Endeavor 
Milwaukee  Paul  W  Huth,  Milwaukee 
Monroe  M  M  Haney,  Sparta 

Oconto.  ..Ellen  B  McDonald,  Oconto 
Oneida.  ..FA.  Lowell,  Rhmelander 
Outagamie.  A  G  Meatmg1,  Appleton 
Ozaukee  . . .  .  R.  F.  Beger,  Fredoma 
Pepin. . . .  .Cynthia  Carlisle,  Durand 
Pierce  H  B  Aasterud,  Ellsworth 

Polk. . .  .Martin  Stenerson,  Balsam  Lake 
Portage  F  C  Bannach.  Stevens  Point 

Price  May   McNely,   Phillips 

Racine  F    LaBudde,  Union  Grove 

Richland     J  B   Logue,  Richland  Center 

Rock     O.  D   Antisdel,  Janesville 

Rusk O    E    Rice,  Ladysmith 

St   Croix  . HA    Aune,  Baldwin 

Sauk G  W.  Davies,  North  Freedom 

Sawyer..  Effie  M  Harrington,  Hay  ward 
Shawano.  .  ,.L  D  Roberts,  Shawano 
Sheyboygan  H  C  Dornbush,  Plymouth 

Taylor J    E    Phillips,  Medford 

Trempealeau  D  P  Gibson,  Whitehall 
Vernon.  .  .  .  H.  L  Gardner,  "VIroqua 
Vilas  Arthur  J  Austin,  Eagle  River 
Wai  worth...  .  Helen  Martin,  Elkhorn 
"Washburn.  J.  A  Lonsdorf,  Shell  Lake 
Washington  ..G  T  Carlm,  West  Bend 
Waukesha  .  G.  B  Rhoads,  Waukesha 
Waupaca  .  .Roger  C  Bigford,  Manama 
Waushara  .  .Edward  Coates,  Wautonaa 
Wmnebago.  .  R  E  Sanders,  Oshkosh 
Wood George  Varney,  Vesper 


PUBLIC.   PRIVATE   AND    ENDOWED    SCHOOLS    AND    COLLEGES 


Abbetsford,  Clark  Co.,  pop.  950. 

Prlii    H    S— H    W    Maule 

Albany,    Green   Co.,    pop.    975. 

Principal  High   School — N    H    Bramerd 

Albion,  Dane  Co,  pop.  184. 

Lutheran    Academy,    prep  ;    co-ed  ;    Luth  ; 
eat    1854,   Rev    D    O    Rfstad,   Frln 

Alroma,  Kewaunee  Co.,  pop.  2,082. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Joseph  Barta 
Sec    Bd    Educ — E-mil  Klott 
Pimcipal    High    School — F     A     Maas 
Music  &  Drawing — Jeanette  Bourner 
Manual  Training- — Bert  Orolf 
Domestic  Science — Gladys  Rbgge 


Alma,  Buffalo  Go,  pop.  1,011. 

Pies     Bd    Educ — Theodore   Buehler 

Sec    Bd    Educ — T    S    Saby 

Principal  High  School — Geo    A    Johnson 

Alma  Center,   Jackson  Co.,   pop.   850. 

Principal  High  School — E    J   Adams 

Almond,   Portage  Co,  pop.   800. 

Principal   High   School — N     G     Lentzner 

Amery,  Polk  Co.,  pop.  1,150. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Joseph  Vassaw 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — Gentz   Perry 
Principal  High  School — W    G    Rogan 

Amherst,  Portage  Co.,  pop.  1,025. 

Principal  High  School— H  W  Cumxnlngs 


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Antigro,  Langlade  Co ,  pop.  7,196. 

Pies    Bd    Bduc — W    B    McArthur 
Sec    Bd    Educ — A    F    Zimmerman 
City  Fupei  intendent — B    H    Strong 
Principal  High  School — E    F    Merbach 
Music  and  Drawing — Came  Shaw 
Manual   Training — C    B.   Richards 
Domestic    Science — Belle    Soukup 
Commercial — Dorothy  Bartleme 

Antigo  Business  College,  Antigo,  H  D 
Wood,  President 

Appleton,  Outagramie  Co.,  pop.  16,773. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    A    Knuppel 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Carrie  E.  Morgan. 
City   Superintendent — Carrie  E    Morgan 
Prin    H    S— Paul  G.  W.  Keller 
Supv     Music — Gail   J     Waterman 
Manual   Training — Edward  Beil-eley 
Domestic  Science — Fern  Hoag 
Penmanship — Laura  Bolyard 
Coxn'l  and  Stenog'y — Decima  J.  Salisbury. 
Prin    Indust   School — Win   F  Faulkei 

Actual  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
eat  1903,  Bowlby  and  Schwab.  Pro- 
prietors 

Appleton  Business  College,  bus  and  sten., 
est.  1900,  John  T  Bushey,  Prin 

Lawrence  College,  coll  ,  music,  art,  oratory 
depts  ,  co-ed  ,  non-sect  ,  est.  1847,  Sam- 
uel Plantz,  LLi  D ,  Pres. 

Arcadia,  Trempealeau  Co.,  pop.  1,212. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — J    I    Dewey. 
Sec     Bd     Educ — N     C     Bohrnstedt. 
Prin.  H    S — Robert  Lohrie 
Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Gladys  Baker. 

Arena,  Iowa  Co.,  pop.  400. 

Principal  High  School — H    A    Cook 

Argyle,  Lafayette  Co.,  pop.  675. 

Principal    High    School— E     A     Jewett 

Ashland,  Ashland  Co,  pop.  11,594. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — E    E    Bissett 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William  C    Morris 
City  Supei  intendent — F    J   Shannon 
Principal  High  School — J    B    Thompson 
Supv    Music — Mrs    lone   Palladeux 
Manual   Training — Charles   Flagg 
Domestic   Science — Veia   Smith 
Commercial — Bertha   Femaur 
Drawing — Alice    Wharton 
Physical   Culture — William    Chase 

Northland  College,  coll.  and  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Cong-1;  est  1892,  Rev  J  D  Bro^nell, 
President 

Athens,  Marathon  Co*,  pop.  1,150. 

Pre»    Bd    Educ — Hugo  Belz 

Sec    Bd     Educ — Earle   D    Fulmer 

Principal  High  School — Rufus  Runke 

Prin.  H    S— C.  B    Hulteen. 
Gordon' 0  Business  College;  bus    and  sten.; 
E.    D    Gordon,   Pres. 


Augusta,  Eau  Claire  Co.,  pop.  1,405. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  — C.  A.  Cox. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — W    B    Johnson. 
Prin     H.    S— L     C    Hatch 

Com  1   &   Stenog'y — Mae   Holzer 


Avoca,   Iowa  Co ,   pop.   700 

Principal  High  School — G    L    Barrett 

Baldwin,  St.  Crohc  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— J    H    Black 

Sec    Bd    Educ — L    Snoeyenbos 

City   Superintendent — B    V    Christensen 

Principal  High  School — L    G    Van  Gorden 

Bangor,  ILa  Cross*  Co ,  pop.  1,200. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — Adolf   Toepel 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — P    A     Harrison 

City  Supt    &  Pun    H    S, — W    J    Luethe 

Baraboo,  Sank  Co.,  pop.  6,324, 

Pres    Bd.  Educ.— E.  P    MeFetrldge. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    S    Worthman 
City  Superintendent — A.    C    Klngsford 
Principal    High   School — A.   C.  KIngsford, 
Supv    Music — May  Simpson. 
Manual  Training — W    H.  Mclntosh. 
Domestic  Science — Elizabeth  Byrnne. 

Baraboo  Business  College,  bus.   and  sten  ; 
est    1907,   W    S.  Seyler,  Manager. 

Barren,  Barron  Co.,  pop.  1,449. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — Arthur  Coe 
Sec  Bd  Educ — A.  Crawford 
Principal  of  Schools — L  W  Fulton 

Bayfleld,  Bayfield  Co.,  pop.  1,689. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — Frank  Stark 
Sec  Bd  Educ — T  M,  Hawley 
Principal  High  School — D  L  Swartz 

Beaver  Dam,  Dodge  Co.,  pop.  6,758. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    J    Schulze 

Seo,  Bd    Educ— W    H    Hall 

City  Supei  intendent — H   M    Comins 

Principal  High  School — Paul  J    Warner 

Supv.   Music — Elizabeth  Lloyd. 

Domestic    Science — Ruth    Parker. 

Drawing-— Ruth  Hanson 

Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Ellen  MacMaughton 

Continuation   Dir — Margaret   Nelson 

Hillcrest  School  for  Girls,   girls'  boarding; 

non-sect;  Miss  Sadie  M  Da  via  on,  Prin. 
Wayland  Academy,  prep.;  co-ed  ,  Bapt; 

est.  1865;  Edwin  P.  Brown,  A.  B.,  Prin. 
Williams  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten  ; 

est    1912,  Thomas  Jessee  Williams,  Pres. 

Belleville,  Dane  Co.,  pop.  750. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ — Rubert  Luchsinger. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — M    T    Ross 
Principal  High  School— A    J.  Berge. 

Belmont,  Lafayette  Co.,  pop.  775. 

Principal  High  School— R.  F.  Himts. 


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Beloit,  Rock  Co.,  pop    15,125. 

Free    Bd    Educ — F.   E    Convene. 
Sec   Bd   Educ  — Dr.  E.  C.  Helm. 
City   Superintendent — Frank  E    Converse 
Principal  High  School — J    H    McNeel. 
Supervisoi   Music — Marjone  McKillop 
Drawing — Winified  Phillips 
Manual  Training — J.  H.  Van  Plew. 
Domestic  Science — Annie  Holllster. 
Commercial — Mary  Peirault 
Continuation   Dii  — A     G    McCreary 

Beloit  Business  College;  bus    and  sten.;  W. 

A    Heffernan,   Prfn. 
Beloit  College,  coll  ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect ;  est 

1847,    Rev     Edward    D.    Eaton.    L.L.    D, 

Pres 

Benton,  Lafayette  Co.,  pop.   825. 

Principal  High  School — Hariy  Newman 

Berlin,  Green  Lake  Co.,  pop.  4,636. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — John  J    Wood,   Jr 
Sec     Bd    Educ  — E     K    Cunningham 
City  Supt    ajid  Pnn    H    S — W    E    Bush. 
Manual    Training — J     W     Donnelly 
Domestic    Science — Florence    Thiun 

Black  River  Falls,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  1,917. 

Pres     Bd.    Educ — Merlin    Hull. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F     A     Parsons 
Principal  High  School — W    H    Preston 
Manual    Training — H     M     Chuich 
Domestic  Science — Vivian  E    Ramey 

Bloomer,  Chippewa  Co.,  pop.  1,204. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — J    G    Pruehei 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    H    Francis 
Principal  High  School — R   A   Holvenstot 

Bloomington,  Grant  Co.,  pop.  750. 

Principal   High   School — T     E    Bray 

Boacobel,  Grant  Co.,  pop.  1,525. 

Prefl      Bd.     Educ — Harry     McWilliams. 
Sec     Bd     Educ — L     G.    Armstrong. 
Principal  High  School — E    K   Lightcap 

Brandon,  Fond  du  Lac  Co.,  pop.  1,025. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Edgar  Williams 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C    D    Shuart 
Prln    H    S  — Roy  K    Johnson 

Brodhead,  Green  Co.,  pop.  1,517. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — H    D     Kirkpatrick. 
Sec.    Bd     Educ. — Charles    F     Skinner 
City  Supt    and  Prm    H    S — Frederic  Ek 
Manual  Training — E    R    Sellek 

Brooklyn,  Green  Co.,  pop.  550. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Grace  E    Anderson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — M    C    Karmgard 
City  Supt    &  Prin.  H    S— A    J    Berge 

Burlington,  Racine  Co.,  pop.  3,212. 

City  Supt   and  Prln    H    S — F.  L   Witter 

Cambridge,  Dane  Co.,  pop.  850. 

Principal  High  School — George  H    Butler 

Campbelteport,  Fond  du  Lac  Co.,  pop.  1,225. 

Principal  High  School — Jesse  M    Reed. 

Caahton,  Monroe  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Principal  High  School — T    G    Brown 


Cedarburg,  Ozaukee  Co.,  pop.  1,777. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F    J   Wittenberh 

Sec     Bd     Edue — J     Biuss 

City  Supt    &  Pi  in    H    S  — H    C    Hacker 

Chilton,  Calumet  Co.,  pop.  1,530. 

Clerk  Bd    Educ  — V    J    Paulsen 
Principal  High  School — G    M    Mornssoy 

Chippewa  Falls,  Chippewa  Co ,  pop.  8,893. 

Pres   Bd.  Educ  — Dr   C.  A  Hayes. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — P  T.  Favell. 
•Citv  Superintendent — G    O    Banting 
Prin    H    S — A    G    Fmdlay 
Supv    Music — Cora   A     Johnson. 
Manual  Training — O.  O.  Wheeler. 
Domestic  Science — Cliffe  Englebretson. 
Physical  Culture — M    Louise  Spear. 
Drawing — Aurora  Wiley 
Pen'ship — O    K    Evenson 
Stenography — Elizabeth  D    Hurst 
Continuation    Dii  — Hattie    Mordell 

Chippewa  Valley  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten  ;  P.  L  Leahy,  Principal. 

Clinton,   Bock  Co.,  pop.   1,050. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Ralph  R    Salisbury 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    J    Napper 

City  Supt    &  Pun    H    S — G    W    Puffer 


Clintonville,  Waupaca  Co ,  pop.  1,747. 

Pres     Bd     Educ— W     M     Barnum 
Sec     Bd     Educ  — I*     Cole 
City  Supt    &  Prin.  H    S — A    W.  Hasten 
Manual    Training — I    V     Whitney 

Corliss,    Racine   Cb.,   pop.  475. 
Holy  Rosary  Academy,  girls,   R    C  ,  Sister 
Superior. 

Columbus,  Columbia  Co.,  pop    2,523. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — E    C    Oviatt 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Bemamin    Paepke 
City  Supt    and  Pun   H    S — John  Dixon 
Prin    Co     Training   School — S.   M     Thomas. 

Crandon,  Forest  Co ,  pop    1,833. 

Pres    Bd     Educ — J    Whistnaut 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    Diamond 

City  Supt    &  "Prin    H    S — R   E    Brasuu , 

Supv     Music— Ada    Musser 

Supv    Kmdeigarten — Claia  Wanamaker 

Cumberland,   Barron  Co.,   pop.   1,445. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — S  W  Hines 
Sec.  Bd  Educ — W  N  Fuller 
Prln.  H  S — F  W.  Oldenberg 


Darlington,  Lafayette  Co,  pop.  1,808. 

Pres    Bd    Educ— W    W    Peck 
Sec.   Bd    Educ — Dr    Lehnkering. 
Principal  High  School — George  De  Quire 

Delafield,  Waukesha  Co.,  pop.  450.  •* 

St  John's  Military  Academy;  military;  P. 
E  ,  est  1889;  Rev.  Sidney  T,  Smythe, 
P.  D.,  S.  T.  D.,  Ph.  D.,  Prea. 


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DePere,  Brown  Co.,  pop    4,477. 

EAST   SIDE 

Pres    Bd    Ecluc  — J    P    Dousman 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    A    Kuvpei  a 
City  Supt    &  Pun    H    S — J    P    Hogan 
Supt     West    Side — R     E     Erasure 
Manual  Tiammg — J    F    Hogan 
Domestic   Science — Esther   Olsen 

St  Norbert's  College,  boys'  boarding.  R 
C  ,  Rev  W.  H  J  Millay,  President 

Bodgreville,   Iowa  Co.,  pop.   1,791. 

Pies    Bd,  Educ — W    S    Lincoln 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Thomas   Sims 
Principal  High  School — H    W    Kuilur 

Durand,   Pepin    Co.,  pop.    1,503. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — F     Boehrer 
Sec     Bd     Educ — Mrs     H     M.    Orlady. 
(^ity  Kupt    and  Pun — L    II    St    Pet*  r 
Domestic   Science — Oh\e    L    Oooke 

Eagle  River,  Vilas   Co.,  pop.   1,200. 

Punupal  High  School — Grant  Cook 

Eau  Claire,  Eau  Claire  Co ,  pop.  18,310. 

Pies    Bd     KUuc  — \lbei  I  Nelson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Claia   Schioetloi 
City  Superintendent — W    H    Schultz 
Pnmipal  Hifih  School — L    A    Budahn 
Supv    Music — George  Burt. 
Manual  Training — Charles  Beardiley. 
Domestic   Science — Mai  gait t   JLang 
Drawing — Teiesa  Chiono 
Penmanship — Miss  Josephine  Kelley. 
Physical  c  ultuic*--<\ul  Beth  told 
Commeieial — Kenneth  Ta\ i»i 
Stenography — Miss  Patrick 
Deaf  School — ,T<  nrilo  C1    Smith 
Continuation   i>n  — Milton  To\\n«»i 

Hunt's  Business  College,  bus    uml  stem  ,  II. 

Hunt,  Puncipal 
State  Noimal  Fthool,  noi    ti tuning,  co-ed  , 

est    me,  11    A    aihoht'ld,  Piobirtent 

Edgerlon,  Boole  Co.,  pop.  2,513. 

Pres,    Bd     Educ  — C     W.    Bx.  \enmeyer, 
Sec     Bd     Educ— L     B     Gettle 
City  Supt    and   Prln    H    S  — F    O.   Holt 
Manual    Tiaining — Edison    Lamereaux. 
Domestic    Science — Anna    Hoen. 
Commci  cial — Wylda    Lucke. 

Elkhorn,  Walworth  Co.,  pop.  1,707. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — W.  E    Dunbar 

Sec    Bd   Educ— A    C    Olson 

City  Supt    &  Pi  HI    H    K— C1    A    Jahr 

Ellsworth,  Pierce  Co.,  pop.  1,005. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    J    Ingle 
Sec    Bd    Educ -—Frederick  J^ord 
Principal  High  School — N    A    Audoison 

Elrov,  Juneau  Co.,  pop.  1,729. 

Principal  High  School— Walter  S    I  lake 

Endeavor,  Marquette  Co.,  pop.  475. 

Endeavor  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  Cong.; 
est  1891,  Walter  M  Bills,  A.  B.,  B.  D., 
Prin, 


Ehansville,   Bock    Co.,    pop.    2,061. 

Pres     Bd     ESduc  — Fred   A     Baker 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Walter  E    Green 

City    Supt     &   Pnn     H     S — J     F    Waddell. 

Supv    Music  and  Diaw — Veia  Thompson 

Domestic  Science — Annette  Maxwell 

Commercial — M    R    Roberts 

Evansville  Seminary;  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  Free 
Meth  ,  est  1855,  Richard  Blews,  LL  D., 
Pres 

Fennimore,   Grant   Co.,   pop.   1,159. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Fiank  Koach 

Soc    Bd    Educ — C    J    Niohaus 

City  Supt    and  Pi  in    H    S — F    E    Drescher 

Florence,  Florence  Co ,  pop.  1,684. 

Pics    Bd    Educ — F    E    OJin 

Set     Bd    Educ  — W    C    Ilabeikorn 

City  Supt    and  Pi  in    1 1    S — L    A    Jones 

Supv    Music — Mildicd  Gaw 

Fond  du  Lao,  Fond  du  Lac  Co  ,  pop    18,797. 

Pus    Bd    Educ  — L    P    Pceke 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    F    Hohensee 
City  Superintendent — J    E     ttoberts 
Puncipnl  High  School — E    J    Wilson 
Supv   Music — Olive  M    Flaherty. 
Manual  Tt .lining — H    A    2illmann 
Domestic  Science — Mary  Carberry 
Domestic  Science — Loietta  Reilley 
Di  aw  ing — Huso  Men  rissev 
Penmanship — Doiothy   Hancock 
Comm<ieinl — O    F    Sohimel 
Kinrtci  fiai  ton — Anna  O     Claik 
Continuation  l)n  —  F    L    MeVleavev 

Grafton  Hall,  gills'  boaidtng,  P.  B.;  est 
1886 ,  B  Talbot  Rogers,  M.  A  ,  B  D , 
Wai  den 

St  Mary's  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ,  R  C., 
Sister  Superior 

Fort  Atkinson,  Jefferson  Co ,  pop.  3,877. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  — A.  J    Glover 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    F.  Schreiner 

City  Supt    and  Pi  in    H    S — Wakelln  Me- 

Neel 

flupv    Music — Floicnco  Goaselin 
Domestic  Science — Mabel   Cornish. 
Di  awing — (lertiude  Urown 
Physical  Culture — Helen  Swasev 
Commeulal — Maiy  Perrault, 

Fountain  City,  Buffalo  Co.,  pop.  1,031. 

Pi  OB  B<1  Educ — M  TJ  Pugma 
Hoc  Bd  Educ  —  \  E  Gerlach 
Pnncipal  High  School — CI  T  Cady 

Galegville,  Trempealeau  Co ,  pop.  1,425. 

L*iincipul  High  School — Robert  McCJiath. 

Gale  College;  prep  ;  co-ed.;  Luth  ;  est 
1354;  Lars  M.  Gimmestad,  A.  B.,  Pres. 

Olenbeulah,  Sheboygan  Co.,  pop.  413* 

Principal  High   School — Sarah  II.  James 

Grand  Rapids,  Wood  Co.,  pop.  0,521. 
Pres    Bd.  Educ.— Isaac  P.  Witter. 
Sec    Bd.  Educ, — C*  W.  Schwede. 
City   Superintendent — Charles  W.   Schwede. 
Principal  High  School— H.  F.  Kell. 
Prin    Co>  Training  School — M,  H.  Jackson.- 


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Grand  Rapids — continued 
Supv    Music — Laura  A    Reeves. 
Manual  Training — Guy  J    Ehart 
Domestic   Science — Mary   L    Holmes 
Physical  Culture — William  A.  Baldauf. 
Drawing — Louise  Ogan 
Pen' ship  and  Com'l — B    L    Hay  ward 

Wood  Countv  School  of  Agiicultuie  and 
Domestic  Economj  ,  M  H  Jackson,  Prin- 
cipal 

Green  Bay,  Brown  Co  ,  Fop.  25,236. 

Pres    BrT.    Educ  — G    A    Water,  Jr 
City  Superintendent — A    W    Burton 
Assistant  Supt — H.   F    Sutton. 
Principal  East  H    S — W    F.  Ream 
Prin    West  H    S  — C    F    Cole 
Supv    Music — Camilla  Mayer. 
Continuation  Dir — E    E    Gunn,  Ji 

Green  Bay  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
est  1868,  E  F  Quintal,  Pres 

St  Joseph's  Academy,  prep  ,  girl's  board- 
ing, R.  C  ,  est  1902,  Sister  Irene,  Prin., 
1013  S  Monroe  Ave. 

Hammond,  St    Croix  Co.,  pop.  825. 

Principal  High  School — Walter  T    R>an 

Hartford,  Washington  Co.,   pop.   2,982. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    W    Sawyer 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — W    R    Amidon 
City   Superintendent — W    E    Elmer 

Hayward,  Sawyer  Co.,  pop.  1,864. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Ole  Hanson 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — R    J,  Hennessey 

City  Supt    and  Prin    H    S  — C    D    SUUman 

Supv    Music — Etta   Christianson 

Manual  Tiaming — H    B    Hanson 

Domestic  Science — Georgia  Biegler 

Pen'ship  and  Com'l — M    F    Longfield 

School  for  Indians,  Gov't  School  for  In- 
dians, W  A.  Light,  Supt. 

Highland,  Iowa  Co ,  pop.  1,096. 

Principal   High   School — W    D    Byrns 

Hlllsboro,  Vernon  Co.,  pop.  804. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Henry  Lmke 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — E    J    Hammer 
Principal  High  School — C    O    Newlum 

Hillside,  Iowa  Co.,  pop.  23. 

Hillside  Home  School,  prep  ,  co-ed.;  non- 
sect  ,  est  1887,  The  Misses  Lloyd  Jones, 
Prins 

Horicon,  Bodge  Co.,  pop.  1,881. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  — F.    H.    Clausen. 

Sec    Bd     Educ— H    N.   Bodden 

City  Supt    &  Pnn    H    S — E    M    Paulu. 

Houghton,   Bayfield   Co. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — D    L    Robinson 
Sec    Bd    Educ— W    F    Miller 
City  Superintendent — J    A    Doelle 
Principal  High  School — J    E    Erickson 

Hudson,  St.  Croix  Co.,  pop.  2,810. 

Pres.    Bd     Educ  — George    D     Cline 

Sec     Bd    Educ  — A    Karras 

City  Supt   and  Prin   H   S  — Ira  O    Hubbard 

Commercial — Ethel     Smith. 


Hudson — continued 

Galahad  School  for  Boys,   prep  ,  non-sect., 
T     W    MacQuarrie,   Headmaster. 

Hurley,  Iron  Co.,  pop.  2,967. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — M    J    Connors 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — T    F    Egan 

City  Superintendent — J    E    Murphy 

Puncipal  High  School — Gertrude  Hoehler 

Iron  River,  Bayfield  Co.,  pop.  1,007. 

Puncipal  High   School — C    E    Dietz 

Iron  ton,   Sank  Co,  pop.  250 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — F    J    Powell 
Clerk  Bd    Educ— J    R    FitzGerald 
Principal  High    School — M    Holtzapple 

Janesville,  Bock  Co,  pop.  13,894. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — S    B    Buckmaster 
Sec    Bd    Educ — S    C    Burnham 
Citv  Superintendent — H    H    Faust 
Principal  High   School — J    T     Sheafor 
Supv    Music — Emily  Sewell 
Drawing — Alida  Chase 
Continuation  Dir — C    F    Hill 


Janesville      Business      College,      bus       and 
sten  ,    est     1904,   W.   W    Dale,    Pres 

Jefferson,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop    2,582. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  Kispert 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — G    J    Loetz 

City  Supt    &  Pnn    H    & — E    W    Waite 

Junean,  Dodge  Co.,  pop.  1,003. 

Pres  Bd  Educ — W  E  Hallock 
Sec  Bd  Educ— T  A  McCollow 
Prin  H  S  — Oscar  H  Bauer 

Kankauna,  Outagamle  Co.,  pop.  4,717. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — John  Coppes 

Sec.  Bd    Educ. — F.  A.  Towaley. 

City  Supt   &  Prin    H   S  — Leo  G  Schurmann 

Music  and  Drawing — "Ethel   Loftua 

Manual  Training— William  Taugher. 

Domestic  Science — Grace  McAellough. 

Commercial — Miss  Dewey. 

Kenosha,  Kenosha  Co,  pop.  21,871. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    O    Whitbeck 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Ella  F    Powers 
City  Supt— Mrs    Mary  D    Bradford 
Prin    H    S  — G    N    Tremper. 
Supv    Music — Miss  Edna  E.  Cameron. 
Manual  Training — H  W  Kirn 
Domestic  Science — Margaret  W  Pirsch 
Drawing— Miss  F.  Ruth  Melville. 
Commercial — V    E    Anthony 
Stenography — Margaret  Noltner 
Continuation  Dir — V    E    Thompson 

Kemper     Hall;     girls'     boarding,     P.     E3  ; 

Mother  Margaret  Clare,  Superior. 
College  of  Commerce,  bus    and   »ten.;   eat. 

1893,  Otis  L.  Trenary,  President. 
Kenosha  Business  College,  but    and  stan  ; 

Miss  Lois  Northway,  Frln. 

Kewaskum,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  1,100. 

Principal  High  School — A.  L.  Simon. 


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Kewaunee,  Kewaunee  Co.,  pop    1,839. 

Principal   High  School  —  R    J    McMahun 
Manual  Training  —  N    Franklin 
Commercial  —  Liucie  Souba 

Kiel,  Manitowoc  Co.,  pop.  1,244. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  C     J    Mciselwitz 

See     Bd     Educ  —  G     Remekmg 

City  Supt    &  Pi  in    H    H  —  W    W    Slewait 

Manual  Tiammg  —  B    R    Hopps 

Domestic  Science  —  Lola  Schmidt 

Supv    Kindergarten  —  Edna.   Schueler 

Kilbourn,  Colombia  Co  ,  pop.   1,170. 

Principal  High   School  —  O     R    Iseley 

LaCrosse,  LaCrosse  Co,  pop.  30,417. 

Pi  os    Bd    Educ  —  William  Luemng 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Geoige  Ho\\e 

City  Superintendent  —  B    E    McC1oimitk 

Puncipal  High  School  —  a    E    Titt 

Supv    Mu&ic  —  Alice  Kieth 

Manual  Tiainmg  —  E    A    Peart 

Domestic  Science  —  Oatohne  Ruddock 

Ph\sical  Cultuio  —  Waltei    Bell 

Dialing  —  Sara  McNan 

Pen'ship  &   Commercial  —  Robeit  II    Butlei 

Kmdei  gai  ton  —  «Mai  gai  ct  Jfl\i\ 

Continuation  Uir  —  John  B    Coloman 

Wisconsin    Business    University,     bus.    and 

sten  ,  F.  J    Toland,  Pres 
Wisconsin  State  Normal  School,  nor  ;  state* 

co-ed  ,    non-sect  ,   F.   A.    Cotton,    Pres. 


Ladysmlth,  Rusk  Co.,  pop. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  —  Charles    H     Sanders 
Sec.    Bd     Educ  —  Philip    H     Reed 
ritj-   Mupt    &  IMm    H    ft  —  L   F    Ruin 

Lake  Geneva,  Walworth  Co.,  pop.  3,079. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  —  R    B    Bucknall. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  —H    L    Hill 

City  Superintendent  —  J   M    Beck. 

Prin    H    S—  Marietta  S    Baker. 

Supv    Music  —  Helen  Macdonald 

Manual  Training—  J    P    Stakel 

Domestic    Science  —  Miss    Margaret    Curry. 

Com'l  &  Stenog'y  —  Miss  Anna  Stewart. 

Northwestern  Military  Academy;  boys' 
boarding,  military,  non-sect  ,  est  1888, 
Maj  P  E.  Davidson,  Superintendent. 


Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  1,672. 

Pres   Bd    Educ  —  N    II    Falk 

See   Bd    Educ  —  John  Behnkcn 

City  Supt    and  Prin    H.  S—  G    R.  Ray. 

Lancaster,  Grant  Co.,  pop.  2,329. 

Pres    Bd.    Educ  —  Mrs    F    B    Tennant. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Dr.    S    E    Hassell. 
Principal  High  School  —  R    W    Adams 

Little  Chute,  Outagamie  Co,  pop.  1,354. 

Principal  High  School—  William  J,  Boyd. 

Lodi,  Columbia  Co.*  pop.  1,044. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  —  T    O    Goeros 

Sec    Bd     Educ-—  C.    H.    Mandeville. 

Principal  High  School  —  John  DIxon 

Madison,  Dane  Co.,  pop.  25,531. 

Pres    Bd.  Educ  —  George  Kroncke. 
Sec,  Bd    Educ  -—John  Moran 


Madi&on — continued 

City  Superintendent — Richard  B    Dudgeon. 
Pnncipal    High    School — Volney    G     Baines 
As&t    Supeuntendent — Maiy    A     O'Keeie 
Supv    Music — Anna  B    Menaul 
Manual  Training — Paul  Giaven 
Domestic  Science — Hatty  Dahlberg 
Physical   Culture — G    A    Crispin 
Drawing — Maigaret   McGillviay 
Draw  ing  H    S  — Berniee   Oohlei 
Commeicial — R     A    Walker 
Continuation  Dii  — A    W    Siemers 

Capital  City  Commercial  College,  bus.  and 
sten  ,  est  1856,  C  E  Spohn,  Pres 

Edgewood  School,  prep  ,  girls'  non-sect  ; 
Principal 

Sacied  Heart  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R. 
C,  est.  1882;  Mother  Reginald,  Superior 

University  of  Wisconsin,  comprises  College 
of  Letters  and  Science,  of  Engineering,  of 
Agriculture,  Law,  Medical,  and  Gradu- 
ate Schools,  state  univ.,  co-ed  ,  est.  1848, 
Charles  Richard  Van  Hise,  LL  D,  Pres- 
ident 

University  of  Wisconsin,  College  of  Letters 
and  Science;  general  courses  in  liberal 
arts,  chemistry,  commerce,  journalism, 
library  training,  music,  pharmacy,  train- 
ing of  teachers;  Edward  A  Birgre,  LL  D., 
Dean 

University  of  Wisconsin,  College  of  Engi- 
neering1, courses  in  civil,  mechanical,  elec- 
trical, chemical,  and  mining  engineering:; 
Frederick  E  Turneaure,  C.  E ,  Dean. 

University  of  Wisconsin,  College  of  Agri- 
culture, agriculture,  dairying,  home  eco- 
nomics, forestry,,  Harry  L.  Russell,  Ph. 
D  ,  Dean 

University  of  Wisconsin,  College  of  Law, 
law,  co-ed  ;  est  1868,  Harry  S  Richards, 
LL.  D.,  Dean. 

University  of  Wisconsin,  College  of  Medi- 
cine (freshman  and  sophomore  years), 
med  ;  regr ,  co-ed.,  est  1907;  Charles  R 
Bardecn,  M.  D,  Dean. 

University  of  Wisconsin,  School  of  Music, 
co-od  ,  Louis  A  Coerne,  Director 

University  of  Wisconsin,  School  of  Phar- 
macy; phar.,  co-ed. ,  est.  1883;  Edward 
Kremers,  Ph.  G ,  Ph.  D ,  Dean. 

University  of  Wisconsin,  Wisconsin  High 
School,  prep  ,  co-ed  ;  non-sect  ,  est. 
1913,  H.  L  Miller,  Principal 

Manitowoc,  Manitowoc  Co.,  pop.  13,027. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Frank  Miller 
Src    Bd    Educ  — Emma  Korwan 
City  Superintendent — P.  J.  Zimmen 
Principal  High  School — C.  G.   Stangel. 
Supervisor  Music— -Elsie  Johnson 
Manual  Training — Addison  M.  Bleyer. 
Domestic  Science— Mrs    Nan  Martin 
Drawing — Lillian  Priobe 
OommeicitLl—P   A    Cailson 
Continuation  Dir — W.  F.  Weisend. 

Wisconsin  Business  College;  bus.  and  «ten«; 
est  1899;  C.  N.  Wilson,  Prin. 


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Marinette,  Marinette  Co,  pop.  14,610. 

Pies    Bd    Edur  —  Htn*5    Millei 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  A     Z    White. 

City   Superintendent  —  George   H     Landgraf 

Prin    H    S.—  Frank  H    Hanft 

MJI^IX  iso»*  MiibK  —  Vcrna  K>elf 

l>i  aw  ing  —  Ruth  l»f  tr  rson 

Manual    Training  —  J     B     Fults 

Domestic    Science  —  Lena   Gagnon. 

1'enmansmp  —  \V    H    Mooie 

Com  1  &  Ptcnogj  —  A    D    Rose 

Ma'ineUe  <  oi'nt\    *i  lion]  of  Agrnoulturc  and 
Doimstu    Economs  ,   \V    E    Moiton,   Pun 

Marinette  Business  College,  bus    and  sten.f 

est    ISMH,   E    p    Bimci,   Piesid<'nt 
St    Mary's  Academy,  girls*  boarding,  R.  C., 

Sister  Mary  Gonzalva,  Pnn, 
Stephenson      Training      and      Agricultural 

School,  county  teachers'   training  school; 

co-ed.,  A.  M    Oisen,   Supt. 

Marshfield,  Wood  Co.,  pop.  5,783. 

Pies     Bd     Educ  —  J    C     Maish 

Sec.  Bd    Educ.  —  P.  J.  Kraus 

City  Supt.   and  Prin    H    S  —  Carl  W    Otto 

Com'I  and  Stenog*y  —  Mae  Cm-tan. 

Continuation  Dn  —  R    J    Carver 

St    John  School  ,  prep  ,  co-ed  ,  R    C  ,  Sister 
Scholastica,   Prin 

Mansion,  Juneau   Co.,   pop.   1,701. 

Pres    Bd    Eduo  —  D    W    Allobj 
Sec     Bd    Edut  —  M     L     Bunnell 
Principal  H    S  —  R    J    Stemei 
Sup\     Music  —  RoJ»v   Williams 


Dodge  Co..  pop.  2,282. 

Pies     Bd     Educ  —  Oscar    Xabei 
Sec    Bd    Eduo—  Alvm  Dreger 
PHn.  H    S.—  L.  S.  Keeley. 

Mazomanie,  Dane  Co.,  pop.  975. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Miss  Genie  A    Laws 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Milton  Shower 
Principal  High  School  —  E   C    Gotham 

Medford,  Taylor  Co  ,  pop.  1,848. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Arthur  J    Latten. 

Pf  c    Bd    Educ  —  E    LeSage 

Prln.  H    S—  W.  B    Robertson. 

Prin    Co    Tiaimng  School  —  J    H    Wheelock 

Mellen,  Ashland  Co.,  pop.  1,833. 

Pres    Bel.  Educ  —A    F    Zimmerman. 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Gus  \V    Johnson 
City  Supt    &  Prin    H    «;  —  N    L    Milter 
Manual  Training  —  Alfred  J    Wagner 
Domestic  Science  —  Mildred  Blake. 

Menasba.  Winnebajro  Co.,  pop.  6.081. 
Pres    Bd    Educ.—  Joseph  L    Fieweger. 
Sec.  Bd    Educ.  —  Jacob  Llebl. 
City    Superintendent  —  John    Callahan. 
Pnmipal  High  School  —  W    C    Lewis 
Snpv.  Mus.  and  Draw.—  Esther  L.  Bienfang 
Manual  Training  —  R    W    Hargrave 
Domestic  Science—  Cora  Oberdorfer. 
Com'I   and  Stenog*y  —  ^Mabel  Easterbrook. 


Menomonie,  Bunn  Co.,  pop.  5,036. 

Pres     Bd     Educ — A     Quilling 
*M\    Supeimtendent — C    G    White 
Principal   High   School — C    F    Hanske 
Prm    Co     Training  School — G    L,    Bowman 
Pun    Co    Sen    ot   Agri — Theodore  Sexauer 
^upei  \  isor  Music — Nolle  Palmatier 
Manual    Training — G     F     Buxton 
Domestic   Science — Clara  Boughton 
Di  a  \\  mg — Mabel   Jackson 
Continuation  Dir — J    O    Steendahl 
Stout    Institute,     tech     and    nor  ,    manual 
training,  home  economics,  trades;  co-ed  , 
non-sect  ,    est     1903,    L     D     Harvey,    Ph 
D ,   Pres 

Merrill,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop    8,689. 
Pres    Bd    Educ — J.  B    Cramer. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — T77in  J    Keyes 
City  Superintendent — William  Milne. 
Pi  in<  ipal  High  School — E   D    Miner 
Supv     Music — Sarah  Hajdn 
Manual  Training — E    B    Nott 
Domestic  Science — Mrs.  Zuba  Earl  James 
Diawmg — Blanche  Spalding 
Commncial — Ethel   C    Sawyer 

MJddleton,  Dane  Co.,  pop.  1,025. 

Pies    B<1    Educ — John*  Walsh 
Sec    Bd    Educ — William  Busch 
Pnncipal  High  School — F    J    Holt 

Milton,  Rock  Co.,  pop.  833. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — L    T    Hmkley 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    D    Bliss 

Principal  H.  S1 — R.  Vernon  Hurley. 

Milton   College,   coll  ;   academy   and   music 
school,    co-ed  ,    Seventh   Day   Bapt ;    est 
1867,    Rev     William    C     Daland,    D.    D 
Pres  ' 

Milwaukee,  Milwaukee  Co.,  pop   373,857. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — -Di    Chailes  J    Coffey 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — F    W    Harbacb. 
City  Superintendent — M    C    Potter 
Assistant  Superintendent — Albert  E    Kagel 
Assistant  Superintendent — Frank  Kroening 
Assistant    Superintendent — Leo    Stern 
Continuation  Dir — R    L    Cooley 
Primary     Supervisor — Margaret     Canty 
Physical    Director — George  Wittieh. 
Supervisor  Music— Helen   Poole. 
Supervisor  Drawing— Emily  N     Dorn 
Domestic   Science — Ella  L    Babcock. 
Supv.   Indus.  Education — Charles  F.   Perry 

PUBLIC    HIGH    SCHOOLS 
Bav  View  High  School,  Lenox  and  Montana 

tfts ,  Gusta\   A    Fritsche,  Principal 
Xoith  Dnimon  High  .School,  12th  and  Cen- 

ter  Sts  ,  Richard  E    Krug,  Principal 
Ri\  ei  side  High  School,  Folsom  Pi    and  Bart- 

lett  A\e,   George  A    Chamberlin,  Pun 
South    Dnision    High    School,    Lapham    St 

and  Sth  Ave,  Ham   E    Coblentz,  Prm 
Washington    High    School,    Sheiman    Blvd. 

Geoige  J    Balzer,  Principal 
Wf>st    Dixision    High    School,    prairie    and 

23rd  St*.  Albeit  C    Shong/  Principal 
Trade  Schools  for  Bovs  and  Technical  High 

School,    345   Virginia   St ,   James    L     Cox, 

Pun 
Girls'    School    of    Trades,    18th    and    Wells 

Sts,  Ora  A    Blancher,  Principal 


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Milwaukee — continued 

Concordia  College;  coll  ;  men;  Luth.;  eat 
1881;  Rev  M  J  F  Albrecht,  Pres , 
State  St 

Cream  City  Business  College,  bus  and 
sten  ,  H  A  Brown  and  W  W.  Way, 
Pres,  5th  floor,  Mack  Blk 

German-English  Academy,  prep  ,  co-ed., 
non-sect  ,  est.  1851,  Max  Griebsch,  Di- 
rector, 558  Broadway 

Hme  College,  bus  and  sten  ,  est.  1893, 
Leon  JL  Hme,  Principal,  135  Second 

Hoffman's  Metropolitan  Business  College, 
bus  and  sten  ,  est  1896,  O  A  Hoffman, 
Pres  ,  Watkins  Building 

Holy  Angels  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R 
C  ,  est  1892,  Sister  Mary  Lucillian,  Su- 
perior, 12th  and  Cedar. 

Marquette  Academy,  prep  ;  boys',  day;  H. 
C;  est  1857;  Simon  J.  Nichols,  S  J, 
Prin,  10th  and  State. 

Marquette  University,  comprises  College 
of  Arts  and  Sciences,  Applied  Science 
and  Engineering,  Medicine,  Dentistry, 
Pharmacy,  Law,  Economics  and  Busi- 
ness Administration,  Music,  Academy 
and  Summer  School;  men,  R  C  .  est. 
1SS1,  Rev  Herbert  C  Noonan,  S  J, 
President,  1115  Grand  Avenue 

Marquette  University,  College  of  Applied 
Science  and  Engineering,  courses  in  civil, 
mechanical,  and  electrical  engineering, 
men ,  Joseph  Grimmelsman,  S  J ,  Presi- 
dent 

Marquette  University,  School  of  Medicine; 
reg  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1894,  Louis  F  Jermain, 
M  D  ,  Dean,  cor  9th  and  Wells 

Marquette  University,  School  of  Dentistry; 
dent  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1893,  Henry  L  Ban- 
zhaf,  B  S ,  D  D  S ,  Dean,  cor  Wells 
and  9th  St 

Marquette  University,  Pharmacv  Depart- 
ment, phar  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1900,  H  C. 
Russell,  Ph  D,  Dean,  cor  9th  and 
Wells 

Milwaukee-Downer  College,  girls'  boarding; 
Cong  and  Presb  ;  est.  1895;  Miss  Ellen 
C  Sabln,  A.  M ,  Pres ,  Hartford,  cor. 
Downer  Ave. 

Milwaukee  Law  School,  law;  men;  Lynn 
S  Pease,  A  B ,  LL.  B ,  Pres,  120  Wis- 
consin St. 

National  German- American  Teachers'  Semi- 
nary, nor,  private,  co-ed;  est.  1878, 
Max  Griebsch,  Director,  658  Broadway* 

Northwestern  School  for  Stammerers;  pri- 
vate; non-sect  ;  est  1903;  Lee  Wells  Mil- 
lard,  Pres.,  915  First  St 

St  John's  Cathedral  School,  nor  and  prep  ; 
co-ed  ;  day,  R  C  ,  est.  1880;  Sister  M 
Grace,  Principal,  501  Van  Buren  Street 

St  Mary's  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  "R 
C  ;  Sisters  of  St  Francis,  1,175  Superior 

School  of  Engineering  of  Milwaukee,  short 
electrical  courses,  est  1912;  Oscar  Wer- 
wath,  Director,  Stroh  Bldg 

Bpencerian  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten. ;  B  C  Spencer,  Pres ,  Wisconsin, 
n  e.  cor  Broadway. 


Milwaukee — continued 

State  Normal  School;  normal;  state;  co- 
ed ,  Carroll  G  Peat  so.  President 

Unueisitv  ot  Wisconsin,  Medical  School, 
regr  ,  co-ed  ,  est  1893,  Charles  R  Bar- 
doen,  M  D ,  Dean,  4th  and  Reservoir 

"Williams  Business  College,  "bus  and  sten., 
T  J  Williams,  Piesident 

Wilmot  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten., 
est  1881;  H.  M.  Wilmot,  Prin,  106  Ma- 
son  St 

Wisconsin  College  of  Dentistry;  dent.; 
co-ed  ;  est  1899,  Raymond  J  Wenker, 
D  D  S,  Dean,  cor  4th  St.  and  Reser- 
voir Ave 

Wisconsin  College  of  Music,  est  1899,  Hans 
Biuening-,  Director,  133  Second  Street 

Wisconsin  Conservatory  of  Music;  Music, 
drama  and  languages,  co-ed  ,  est  1889, 
William  Boeppler,  Dliector,  811  Grand 

Mineral  Point*  Iowa  Co.,  pop.  2,925. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — B    C    Fiedler 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    G     Jackson 
Oitv  Supt    &  Pun    H    vS — W    R    Rood 
Manual  Tiammg — O    Henning 
Domestic  Science — Ella  Richards 

St  Mary's  Academy;  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  B  C.j 
Rev.  N.  Weyer,  Prin. 

Mondovi,  Buffalo   Co.,   pop.   1,325. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    B    Pace 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — James   Dillon 

City  Supt    &  Pi  in    H    S — C    W    Dodge 

Monroe,   Green    Co.,  pop.   4,410. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — P    J    Bolender 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — M.  E    Baltzer 

City  Supt    &  Prin    II    S  —  J   W   T.  Ames 

Manual  Training — E    N    Halite 

Montello,  Marquette  Co.,  pop.   1,104. 

Principal   High  School — J     F    Desmond 

Mount  Calvary*  Fond  du  ILac  Co.,  pop.  400. 

St  Lawrence  College;  boys,  boarding;  R. 
C.;  est  1861,  Rev.  Benedict  Mueller, 
Pres. 

Mount  Horeb,  Dane  Co.,  pop.  1,048. 

Principal  High  School — Thomas  S.  Thomp- 
son. 

Manual  Training — Emery   Paul 
Domestic  Science — Miss  Gasser 

Nashotah,  Wankesha  Co.,  pop.  850. 

Na  shot  ah.  House,  theoL;  men,  P  E. ,  est 
1842,  Rev  Edward  A  Larrabee,  D.  D, 
Dean 

Necedah,   Juneau   Co.,   pop.   1,054. 

Principal    High.    School — John  Wood. 

Keenaih,  Winnebago  Co,  pop.  5,734. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — John  Mayer. 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J.  P.  Keating 
City  Superintendent — E    M    Beeman. 
Principal  High  School — C   F    Hedges 
Supv    Music  &  Draw  — Arline  Bauer 
Domestic  Science — Jennie  Jamison 
Manual  Training — Newton  Van  Dalaem. 
Commercial — Myerla  Tugendreich. 


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Neenah — continued 

German  Lutheran  School;  prep  ;  co-ed  ; 
Wm  Hellerman,  Prlru 

Neillsville,   Clark  Co.,  pop.   1,957. 

Principal  High  School — B    E    Stiong 

New   Lisbon,   Juneau   Co.,  pop.   1,074. 

Principal  High   School — T    E    Henderson 

New  London,  Wanpaca  Co.,  pop.  3,383. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — "L    M    Wright 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    P    Ballantyne 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S — Willaid  5?    Ford 

Supv    Music   &  Draw — Carrie  Shaw 

Manual    Training — Paul    Thompson 

Domestic  Science — A    Edna  Oakey 

New  Richmond,  St.  Croix  Co.,  pop.  1,988. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — H    H    Smith 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Andrew  Deneen 
Principal  High  School — P    F    Neverman 

North  Fond  du  Lac,  Fond  du  Lac  Co.,  pop. 
1,960. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — A    J    Pullen 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    B    Lobb 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    g — A    A    Veith 

Supv    Music — Mis    H    L    Wallichs 

North  Freedom,  Sauk  Co ,  pop    647. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Arthur  Knapp 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Geoige  W    Hackett 
Principal  Schools — J    W    Warne 

Oakfleld,  Fond  du  Lac  Co ,  pop.  700. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    Ellen  Wilcox 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Frederick  Carpenter 
Principal  High  School — N    G    Lentzner 

Oconomowoc,  Waukesha  Co.,  pop.  3,954. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — George  E    Robinson 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Russell  Jones 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S — A    L    Halvorson 

Supv    Music — Lillian  Beheim 

Manual  Training — Earle  Thrall 

Domestic  Science — Marion  Osen 

Oconto,  Oconto  Co.,  pop.  5,629. 

Pres    Bd    Educ. — Victor  O'Keliher 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    Q    Klotz 
City  Superintendent — R    Q    Klotz 
Principal  High  School — Prof    Little 
Supv    Music  &  Draw — Clara  Mae  Waid 
Manual  Training — William  Schenke. 
Domestic  Science — Elvna  Pelkey 
Commercial — Howard  Wills 

Williams  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1913,  Thomas  Jessee  Williams,  Presi- 
dent 

Oconto  Falls.   Oconto  Co.,  pop.   1,427. 

Principal  High   School — Eldon   Witter. 

Omro,  Winnebago  Co.,  pop.  1,28*. 

Principal  High  School — C    O    Marsh 

Onalaska,  La  Crosse  Co,,  pop.  1,146. 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S — H    C    Mason 
Pi  in    Co    Schl    of  Agri  — T    H    Campion 

Oregon,  Dane  Co.,  pop.  850. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  ^Mrs    Josephine  Jackson 
Sec    Bd    Educ — F   B    Cowdrey 
Principal  High  School — L   G   Foster 


Oshkosh,  Winnebago   Co.,   pop.   33,062. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  — -S    C    Radford 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Daniel    Witzel 

City  Superintendent — Matthew  N    Maclver 

Principal  High  School— Albert  B    O'Neil. 

Supv     Music — Tilhe   Moorlock 
Manual   Training — I*    P    Wlutcomb 
Domestic  Science — Dot  a  Wilson 
Physical   Culture — Emma   Savitelle 
Drawing — Caroline   Schaffer 
Commei  cial — Feigus  Banting 
Kmdeigarten — Clara  James 
Continuation  Dir — L    B    Whitcomb 

Oshkosh- Williams  Business  College,  bus 
and  sten  ,  est  1868,  W  D  McDaniela, 
Puncipal 

State  Normal  School,  normal,  state;  co- 
ed ;  est  1871,  John  A  H  Keith,  A,  M, 
Pres. 

Park  Falls,  Price  Co,  pop.  1,972. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Helen   T    Thompson 
Sec     Bd    Educ  — A     A    Pribnow 
City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S  — J    B    Withers 
Domestic  Science — Irene  Feely 
Commercial — W    R    Hassard 

Feshtigo,  Marinette  Co.,  pop.  1,975. 

Pres     Bd    Educ — B     C    Ramsay 
Sec    Bd    Educ — P    O    Wmther 
City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S — E    W    Shavt 
Coxn'l   &   Stenog*y — Catherine   Martell. 


Pewaukee,  Waukesha  Co,   pop.   1,025. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — W    L,    Steele 

Sec    Bd    Educ — M    Wilton 

Principal  High  School — P.  P.  Patterson 

Phillips,  Price  Co.,  pop.  1,948. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — J    L     Davis 

Sec.  Bd     Educ  — G     R    Foster 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S — G    A    Benedict. 

Manual    Training — Mr    Whelan 

Flatteville,  Grant  Co.,   pop.   4,452. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — R    A    Shepherd 

Pec    Bd    Educ  — O    E    Grav 

City  Supt   &  Pi  in   H   S  — Chas  E  Stothower 

Supervisor   Music — Stella  Blunt 

Dra\v  mg — W    E    Lo\  ell 

State  Normal  School,  normal;  state;  co- 
ed ,  est  18o6,  Asa  M  Royce,  Pres 

Wisconsin  State  Mining  Trade  School;  min- 
ing, state,  Ralph  E  Davis,  B  S',  Di- 
rector 

Plymouth,   Sheboygan   Co.,   pop.   8,094. 

.Pres    Bd    Educ — W    H.   Schroeder, 
Sec.  Bd    Educ — R    H    Koehler. 
City  Superintendent — J   J   Enrlsrht 
Principal  High  School — J    J.  Enright. 
Supv   Mus    and  Draw. — Henrietta  Jodar. 

Mission  House ,  theol ,  coll  and  prep  ;  men , 
Reformed  Church,  est.  I860,  E  A  Hofer, 
President 

Plymouth  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  , 
William  Birkley,  Manager 


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Portage,   Colombia  Co.,  pop.  5,440. 

City   Superintendent — Charles  C    Bishop 
Principal  High  School — W    G    dough. 

Great  Northern  Training  Schools,  prep , 
bus,  sten  and  tel  ;  est  1892;  H.  A 
Story,  President 

Port   Washington,   OzauEee   Co.,   pop.   3,792. 

Pres    Bd    Bduc  — W    B    Krause 

Sec    Bd    Educ — John  Bichler 

City    Superintendent — Richaid   Beger 

Principal  High    School — C     H.    Bachhuber 

Supv    Music — Maigaiet  Schmit 

Manual  Tiaimng — Robert  Sperberg 

Domestic  Science — Addie  Mielenz 

Prairie  da  Chien,  Crawford  Co,  pop.  3,149. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    S    Earl 

Sec    Bd    Educ — T.   J    Murphy 

City  Supt — Nicholas  Gunderson 

Prin    High  School — Nicholas  Gunderson. 

Commei  cial — Amalia  Rosenbaum 

Campion  College  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  boys' 
boarding,  R  C  ;  est  1873,  Rev  George 
R  Kister,  S  J,  President 

Keewatin  School  for  Boys,  boys*  boarding, 
non-sect  (winter  home  St  Augustine, 
Fla  ) ,  James  H  Kendrigan,  A  B  ,  Head- 
master 

St  Mary  Academy,  girls'  boarding,  R 
C  ;  est  1872,  Mother  Mary  Seraphia, 
S  S ,  N  D ,  Superior 

Prairie  Du   Sac,  Sauk  Co.,  pop    699. 

Clerk  School  Board — L    S    Drew- 
Director  School  Board — C    I   Kmdchi 
Principal  High  School — R    S    Babington 

Princeton,  Green  Lake  Co.,  pop.  1,925. 

Pi  es    Bd    Educ  — Robert  Schaul 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Gust  Toske 

City  Superintendent — George  V    Kelley 

Pnncipal  High  School — C    J   Kreilkaxnp 

Racine,  Racine  Co ,  pop    38,003. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — William  C    Hood 
Sec    Bd    Bduc — Joseph  J    Moritz 
City    Superintendent — Burton    E     Nelson 
Principal   High   School — L    W.    Brooks 
Supervisor  Music — Lenora  LmhofT 
Manual   Training — Thomas  S    Rees 
Domestic  Science — Elizabeth  Hood 
Drawing — Carrie  Sheldon 
Physical   Education — L    R    Ftnley 
Commercial — Harriet   Mason 
Continuation  Dir — A.  H    Graham 

Luther    High    School    and    College,    prep., 

co-ed  ,     Dan.    Luth  ;     John    A,    Larson, 

President. 
Racine  School,  boys'  mil  ,  boarding;  P    E  , 

est.    1852,    Rev    William   Francis    Shero, 

Ph    D.,   Warden 
St.    Catherine's   Academy,    girls'   boarding, 

R    C  ,   Mother  M    Hyacintha,   Prin 
Wisconsin  Business  College;  bus   and  sten  ; 

C    P    Moore.  Pres. 


Reedsbnrg,  Sank  Co,  pop.  2,615. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Edward  Clement. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — H    W    Riggert 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — A.  B    Olson. 

Supv    Music — Mary   Gibson 

Manual  Training — John  Lund 

Domestic    Science — Charlotte    Vantrot. 

Com'l  &  Stenog'y — Lnicile  Hubbs 

Reeseville,  Dodge  Co ,  pop.  850. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— O    A    Sell 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Emil  Klentz 
Principal    High    School — Obed   Moen. 

Rhinelander,  Oneida  Co.,  pop.  5,637. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — Alex  Slitton 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Gust  Swedberg. 

City  Supt.  and  Prin    H    S — W    P.  Colburn. 

Supv    Mus    and  Draw  — Sara  Buck 

Manual  Training — Harold  Schubeit 

Domestic  Science — Belle  Pepper 

Com'l  and  Stenogy — Elizabeth  Bremmer. 

Rib  Lake,  Taylor  Co.,  pop.  1,018. 

Pi  es   Bd   Educ  — Frank  Poole 

Sec   Bd    Educ  — Ben    Hoe} 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S — J.  H    Stover. 

Rice  Lake,   Barren   Co.,   pop    3,968. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Rex   Hamilton 
Sec    Bd    Educ — B    I    Bliss 
City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S  — H    J    Steeps. 
Prin    Co    Tiammg  School — G    M    Snodgrass 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Miss  Annabel  Dunlap 
Manual  Training — Otto  Schenke 
Domestic   Science — Miss  Alma  Samdahl. 
Commercial — Mr.  Meyers 

Richland  Center,  Richland  Co.,  pop.  2,652. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — C    A    Hatch 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — T    M    Brewer 
City  Supt    &  Pun    H    S — John  P    Ballan- 
tvne 

Stoiy's  College,  prep,  bus  and  sten  ,  est. 
1892,  E  A  Thompson,  Puncipal 

Ripon,  Fond  du  Lac  Co.,  pop.  3,739. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — L    W    Cleveland 

Sec    Bd    Educ— M    V    Adkins. 

Oitv  Supt    and  Prin    H    S— A    F    Took 

Supv     Music — Alma    Zobel 

Supv    Music — Sadie  B    Pelton 

Manual  Tiammg — Frederick  Short 

Drawing — Lillian  Johnson 

Com'l  &  Stenog'y — H    P    Krippene. 

Ripon  College;  coll.  and  prep;  co-edU, 
non-sect  ;  est  1855,  Rev  Silas  Evan*, 
D  D,  Pres. 

River  Falls,  Pierce  Co.,  pop.  1,991. 

City  Supt    &  Prin.  H    S — Hugh  C.  Almy 

State  Normal  School;  normal,  state;  co- 
ed ,  est  1875 ,  J.  W.  Crabtree,  Pres. 

Rochester,  Racine  Co.,  pop.  296. 

Prin   Co   Schl  of  Agri  — C   E   Pawcett 

Rochester  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed,  Cong; 
est.  1878,  Ernest  G.  Toan,  B.  A.,  Prin. 


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St.  Francis,  Milwaukee  Co  ,  pop.  742. 

Catholic  Normal  School  and  Pio  Nono  Col- 
lege, comprises  Normal  School,  Music  De- 
partment, and  College  and  High  School, 
R  C  ,  est  1870,  Rev  J  M  Kasel,  Rec- 
tor 

St.  Francis  Seminary,  theol  ,  R  C  ,  est 
1856,  Rt.  Rev  Joseph  Rainer,  Rector 

Scandinavia,  Wanpaca  Co  ,  pop    025. 

Scandinavia  Academy,  prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Luth  , 
est.  1893,  E  H  Westgor,  Principal 

Seymour,  Ontagamie  Co.,  pop.  1,109. 

Principal  High   School  —  F    W    Axley 

Shawano,  Shawano  Co.,  pop.  2,933. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  P.   F     Dolan 
Sec     Bd    Educ  —  August  "W    Callan 
Citi   Supt    &  Prin    H    S  —  Fred  G    Bishop 
Com'l    &    Stenog'y  —  Mary    Schroeder. 

Sacred  Heart  Parochial  School;  prep  ;  co- 
ed ,  R  C  ,  est  1880,  Rev.  I,  C  Backer, 
Pres 

Sheboygan,  Sheboygan  Co.,  pop*  26,398. 

Pies    Bd    Educ—  William    Schmidt 
Sec   Bd   Educ  —  H    F   Leverenz 
fity   Supeuntendent  —  V     P    Rodman 
Assistant  Superintendent  —  Addie   Libei  t 
Principal  High  School  —  Wm    Urban. 
Supv    Music-  —  Theodore  Winkler. 
Manual  Training  —  I*.  R    Evans 
Domestic  Science  —  Jessie  L    Wright 
Physical   Culture  —  E    VIehweg 
Drawing  —  Ethel  Everhard 
Commercial  —  Clyde  N    Wilson 
Kindergarten  —  S    May  Holdridge 

Sheboygan  Business  College;  bus   and  sten  ; 

*»st    1887,   Francis  J    Schaafs,   Pres 
State    Business    College;    bus.     and    sten  , 

est    1900,   H    F    Staehlmg,   Manager 
Wisconsin  Business  College,  bus    and  sten  ; 

H.  O    Thompson,   Sec 

Sheboygan  Falls,  Sheboygan  Co,  pop.  1,630 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  H    E    Boldt 
Sec    Bd    Educ  —  C    W    Pfeifer 
Principal  Higrh  School  —  Heniy  C    Leister 

Shiocton,  Ontagamie  Co.,  pop    700. 

Principal  High  School  —  F    A    Maas. 

German  Evangelical  Lutheran  School, 
prep  ;  co-ed  ;  Evan.  Luth  ,  est.  1898, 
Rev  M  Hansel,  Principal.  * 

Shullsbnrg,  Lafayette  Co.,  pop.  1,068. 

Principal  High  School  —  Alan  Uren 

Sinsinawa,  Grant  Co.,  pop.   103. 

Saint  Clara  College  and  Academy,  coll.  and 
prep.,  -women,  R  C  ,  est  1852,  Rev. 
Mother  M  Samuel,  O  S.  D,  Mother 
General 

South     Milwaukee,     Milwaukee     Co.,     pop. 


Pres    Bd   Educ  —  Carl  Bettinger 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  John  O'Connell 

City    Superintendent  —  Fred   W,    Heln 

Principal  High   School  —  Fred  W.   Hein. 


Sparta,  Monroe  Co  ,  pop.  3,973 

Pies    Bd    Educ  —  P3     A     "Richardson 
Sec    Bd    EcUK  —  L,    T    Hill 
Principal  High   School  —  F    C    Biay 

Spooner,  Washburn  Co  ,  pop.  1,453. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  —  William  Sinclaii 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  W    C    Ciockei 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S  —  Z    B    Wallin 

Stanley,  Chippewa  Co.,  pop.  3,675. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  D    J    Kean 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  -Jesse  Green 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S  —  Don  S    Millei 

Manual  Tiainmg  —  T    Abeicrombe 

Domestic    Science  —  Hannah    Peterson. 

Com'l   &   Stenog'y  —  Clara  Kienholtz 

Stevens  Point,  Portage  Co.,  pop.  8,692. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  R    A    Cook 
Sec    Bd    Educ—  H    C    Welty 
City    Superintendent  —  H    C    Snyder 
Principal  High   School  —  T    S    Murri&h 
Supervisee    Music  —  Luella  Chapman  Pieice 
Manual    Training  —  F    J     Steckel 
Domestic  Science  —  Winne  Delzell 
Drawing  —  Ruth   Blown 
Commei  cial  —  M    B    Wooten. 
Continuation  bchool  —  G    J    Ehart 

State  Normal  School,  normal,  state,  co- 
ed ,  est  1894;  John  F.  Sims,  Pres. 

Stevens  Point  Business  College,  bus.  and 
sten  ,  est  1891,  S  K  Nelson,  Principal 

Stoughton,  Dane  Co.,  pop.  4,761. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  O    C    JL.ee 
Sec    Bd.  Educ—  ~B    K    Loverud, 
City  Superintendent  —  C    J    Anderson 
Supv    Music  —  Claudine  Johnson 
Manual  Training  —  Oscar  Lindholm. 
Domestic  Science  —  Ada  Loth*. 
ConVl  and  Stenog'y  —  Clella  Weed 
Teachers'   Course  —  Mary  N    Williams 


Sturgeon  Bay,  Door  Co.,  pop. 

Pres     Bd     Educ  —  Edward    Reynolds 

Sec    Bd    Educ—  A    E    Longemak 

City  Supt    &  Prin    H    S  —  Rudolph  Soukup. 

Manual  Tiainmg  —  John  G    Hoist 

Com'l  &  Stenog'y  —  Miss  Elizabeth  Johnson 

Sun  Prairie,  Dane  Co.,  pop.  1,119. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  Robert  M    Long 
Sec    Bd.  Educ  —  Cal    Strohmenger. 
City  Supt    and  Prin    H    S  —  F    E    Ballard 
Supv   Mus    &  Draw  —  Elsie  Clapper 
Superior,  Douglas*  Co.,  pop.  40,384. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  —  W    J    Whipple 
Sec    Bd.  Educ—  L    A    Nichols. 
City  Superintendent  —  James  G    Mooie 
Asst    Supt  —  **    B    Clemmons 
Prm   Dewey  H   S  —  Ashley  T   Conrad. 
Puncipal  Supenoi  H    S  —  C    G    Wade 
Supervisor  Music  —  Ruth  Bell 
Manual  Tr    and  Draw.  —  F.  H.  Irons 
Domestic  Art  —  Miss  Ethel  Adams 
Physical  Tr    and  Wr—  Bertha  M.  Hall. 
Continuation  Dir  —  P   B    Clemens 

New  Era  Business  College,  bus.  and  sten.; 

est.  1899,  John  P.  Simon,  Pres 
Parsons'     Business    University;     est.     1905, 

Abdiell  C   Parsons,  A.  M  ,  President. 


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Superior — continued 

State  Normal  School,  normal,  state;  co- 
ed ;  est  1896,  non-sect  ,  V.  E  McCas- 
kill,  Ph  D.  Pres. 

Tomah,  Monroe  Co.,  pop.  3,419 

Pres     Bd    Educ  — R    E     Kyle 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    Sowles 

City  Supt    and  Prm    H.   S — F    M    Bray. 

Tomah  Indian  Industrial  Training  School; 
gov't  industrial  school  for  Indians,  co- 
ed ,  est  1892,  Lindley  M  Compton, 
Supt 

Tomahawk,   Lincoln   Co.,   pop.   2,907. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    D    Mitchell 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    J    Olson 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S  — H    P    Schell 

Two  Rivers,   Manitowoc   Co.,  pop.   4,850. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — H    P    Hamilton 

Sec     Bd    Educ  — Joseph   Dolevsh 

City    Supt     and    Prin     H     S — William    J 

Hamilton 

Supv    Music — Josephine  Treat. 
Manual  Txaming — Gleason  Scovil 
Domestic  Science — Mrs    Lyla  D    Flagler 
Physical  Culture — B    Nespoi 

Vtrotjua,  Vernon  Co.,  pop.  2,059. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — C    F    Dahl 
City  Supt.   and   Prin    H.   S— C.   C.   Bishop 
Prin     Co    Training   School — A    E.    Smith 
Supv    Music  &  Draw — Lina  Weimai 
Manual  Tiammg — Clyde  Oltman 
Domestic    Science — Hazel   Baker 
Commercial — Meta  Spies 

Washburn,  Bayfleld  Co.,  pop    3,830 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — F    T    Beers 
Sec     Bd.    Educ — L,    N     Clausen 
Citj'  Superintendent — G    D    Kvper 
Principal  High  School — C    L   Hainson 
Supv     Music — Alice    Sprague 
Manual  Training — H   W   Hawkins 
Domestic  Science — Helen  Fleming 

Waterford,  Racine   Co.,  pop.  950. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — John  E    Oakes 
Sec    Bd    Educ — J    O    Dukleth 
Principal   High   School — R    F    Shafer 

Waterloo,  Jefferson  Co.,    pop.    1,220. 

Principal  High  School — Lt   G   Curtis 

Watertown,  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  8,829. 

Pies    Bd    Educ —William  F    Voss  * 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    Bertha  Feld. 
City   Superintendent — T    J    Berto 
Piincipal  High  School — Wm   J    Trautmann 
Supv    Music — Stella  Keischenstemer 
Domestic  Science — Florence  Hanson 
Man'l  Tr  &  Draw'g— B  C   Trueblood. 
Pen' ship  &  Com'l — E   L    Grady 
Northwestern    College,    coll  ,    men,    Luth  ; 
est      1865;     August    E!.     Ernst,     Ph.    D  ; 
Pres. 

Sacred  Heart  College;  boys'  boarding,  R. 
C.;  est  1872,  Key.  Domonic  K  O'M al- 
ley, Litt.  B.  C.  S  C,  Pres. 

Wisconsin  Business  College;  bus  and  eten  ; 
est.  1903,  H.  O  Thompson,  Secy 


Waukesha,  Wankesha  Co.,  pop    8,740. 

City   Superintendent — G     F     Loomis 
Principal  High  School — G    F.   Loomls 
Manual  Training — J    F    Brandenburg 
Domestic   Science — Fannie  Wilson 
Commeicial — C    A    Callan 

Carroll  College,  coll  ,  prep  and  music 
depts  ,  co-ed  ,  Presb  ,  est  1846,  Rev  Wil- 
bur O  Carrier,  D  D ,  Pres 

Williams  Business  College,  bus  and  sten  ; 
est  1912,  Charles  W  Woodward,  Man- 
ager 

Waupaca,   Waupaca  Co.,   pop.   2,789. 

Pies    Bd     Educ — L,     F     Shoemaker 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — J    F    Knudsen 
City    Supt     &   Prin     H    S — B    H    Miles 
Supv    Mus    &  Draw — Gladjs  Mills 
Domestic    Science — Belle    N.    Rogers 

Waupun,  Fond  du  Lac  Co.,  pop.  3,362. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — R    D    Fillotson 

Sec    Bd    Educ — B    Kastem 

Oitjr   Supt  &  Prm    H    S — Laiue  F    Smith 

Supv    Music  &  Draw  — Marie  Conrad 

Manual  Training — J    E    Wolters 

Domestic   Science — Margaret   Jones 

Commercial — Anne  Douglass. 

Wausau,  Marathon  Co.,  pop.  16,560. 

Pros    Bd    Educ — G    D    Jones 

Sec    Bd    Educ— W    W    Albers 

City   Superintendent — Silas   B     Tobey 

Principal   High   School — Ira  C.   Painter 

Supv    Music — M    Roeser 

Manual  Tiammg — M    Reynolds 

Domestic  Science — Anna  Rankm 

Di  awing — J    R    Wadleigh 

Penmanship — Mis   C    Thresher 

Commercial — R    Miller 

Continuation   Dir  — LeRoy  Schaeffer 

Marathon  Co-unty  Training  School  of  Ag- 
riculture and  Domestic  Economy;  nor- 
mal, state,  co-ed  ,  est  1902,  A  G  Burg, 
Principal 

St  Mary's  School;  prep  ;  co-ed ;  R.  C.; 
est.  1883;  Rev.  F.  S  Gasper,  Pres. 

Wausau  Business  College;  bus.  and  8 ten.; 
est  1886,  E  D  Widmer,  Principal. 

Wansaukee,  Marlnette  Co.,  pop.  1,500. 

Principal  High  School — L   H    Wochos 

Wauwatosa,  Milwaukee  Co ,  pop.  3,846. 

City  Supt  &  Prm,  H   S  — P   A   Kolb 

Milwaukee  County  School  of  Agriculture 
and  Domestic  Economy,  F  J  Sievers, 
Principal 

Wautonaa,  Wanshara  Co.,  pop.  1,200. 

Principal  High  School— T    M    Bisk. 

West   Allis,   Milwaukee   Co.,   pop.   6,645. 

Pres    Bd    JBduc — Frederick  E    Hakei 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — George  R    Mahoney 
City  Superintendent — Thomas   E    Jones. 
Principal  High  School — Grant  German 
Supv   Mus    and  Draw. — Helen  Moss 
Manual  Training — H    C.  Stlllxnan. 
Domestic  Science — Grace  O.  Hodgkins. 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — H    B.  Welbourne, 
Continuation  Dir — R    T.  Anderson 


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WISCONSIN 


West  Bend,  Washington  Co,  pop.  2,463. 

Pies    Bd    Educ  — E    Pick 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — D    E     McLane 

City  Supt    &  Prm   H    S — D    E    McLane. 
Westboro,  Taylor  Co.,  pop.  600. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  — J    F    Lucia 

Sec    Bd    13 due  — J    W    Kaye 

Principal  High  School — "L,    H    Mcrrlhew 
Westby,  Vernon  Co.,   pop.   925. 

Clerk  Sch    Bd  — Paul  Stenson 

Principal  High  School — L.  E.  Weiland. 
IrVestfield,  Marquette  Co  ,   pop.   729 

Puncipal    Hi^h    School — Stephen    McNelly 
Weyauwega,  Wanpora  Co.,  pop.   1,125. 

Principal   High   School — W.   J.  White 
Whitehall,  Trempealean   Co.,  pop.   1,025. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Hattie  Beach 

Sec.  Bd    Educ — C    B    Melley 

Principal    High    School — Fred   C.    Martin. 


Whitewater,  Walworth  Co.,  pop.  3,%24. 

Pres    Bd     Educ  —  J    C    Cone 

Sec     Bd     Educ  —  A     N     Savee 

City  Supt    &  Prm    H    S  —  C    W    Rittenberg. 

Domestic  Science  —  Eleanor  Lee 

Morris  Pratt  Institute,    co-ed  ,    Spiritualist; 

est     1902,     A     J     Weaver,    A.    B  ,     Prin- 

cipal. 
State    Normal    School;    normal;    state;    co- 

ed., A.  H.  Yoder,  Ph    D,  Pres 


Wilmot,  Blenosha  Co.,  pop    500 
Principal   High  School  —  A    F    Mmsait 
Wittenberg,    Shawano    Co.,   pop.    1,090. 

Principal  High  School  —  M    V    Jones 


Wonewoe,  Juneau  Co.,  pop    800 

Principal  High  School— G    P    Vei 


geront 


WYOMING 

Population,  145,965      School  census,   32,334.     School   age,   6-21. 

Wyoming  is  the  forty-eighth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  145,965  inhabitants,  of  whom  96.2  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number 
18.6  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  popula- 
tion, ten  years  of  age  and  over,  is  3.3  per  cent.,  the  state  ranking  fifteenth  in  this 
respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

E">ITH  K.  O.  CLARK,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  . .       Cheyenne 

T.  B    McDoNOUGH,  Deputy  Superintendent     . .  ....  ...        .   Cheyenne 


STATE  BOAED   OF  EXAMINEES 

J.  0.  CEEAGER,  President . .    .Laiainie 

MRS.  M.  E.  HEFPERON,  Secretary Cheyenne 

J.  J.  EARLY .      .       .       Sheridan 

WYOMING  STATE   TEACHEBS'  ASSOCIATION 

MAUD  DAWES,  President . .  Douglas 

MAY  HAMILTON,  Secretary Casper 

COTINTT   SUPERINTENDENTS    OF    SCHOOLS 


County  Name  and  Address 

Albany  Mrs  Vina  W  Mills,  Laramie 
Bigr  Horn  .  Ruth  M  Donaldson,  Basin 
Campbell  .  .Helen  E  Widner,  Gillette 
Carbon..  Mamie  F  Doherty,  Rawlins 

Converse Maude  Dawes,  Douglas 

Crook   .  Elmer  ES   Green,  Sundance 

Fremont  .  Vernon  E  Wells,  I/ander 
Goshen.  C.  O  Downing,  Torrington 

Hot  Spring's 

.Mrs  Nellie  L  Wales,  Thermopolis 
Johnson  .  .  Bessie  M  Bullis,  Buffalo 
Laramle.  .Mrs.  M.  E.  Hefferon,  Cheyenne 


County                              Name  and  Address 
"Lincoln  

Mrs    Margaret  Nicholson,   Kemmerer 
Natrona. . .  .Miss  May  Hamilton,  Casper 

Niobrara Chas    Browning,  Liusk 

Park       Jennie  McGuffey,  Cody 

Platte  ..Mary  Maloney,  Wheatland 
Sheridan  .  .  .  Inez  Col  ton,  Sheridan 
Sweetwater  Mary  E  Mofflt,  Green  River 
TJinta  Florence  E.  Peterson,  Evanston 
Washakie  .Mrs  M  L»  Hatfield,  Worland 
Weston  Mabel  G  Kingsley,  Newcastle 


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PUBliIC,  PRIVATES   AND   ENDOWED    SCHOOLS    AXD   COLLEGES 


Afton,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop    £70. 

Prin.    Star  Valley   H    S  —  Dr    G    TV    West 

Alladin,  Crook  Co.,  pop.  150. 

City    Superintendent  —  Reta    ThaJr 

AJmy,   Uinta   Co.,  pop    450 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  James   Bell 

Bares,  Carbon  Co.,  pop.  425. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  H    F    Burch 

City   Superintendent  —  Mrs    Van   Vleet 

Basin,  Bighorn  Co.,  pop.  763. 

City  Superintendent  —  J    F    Ewers 

Benlah,  Crook  Co.,  pop.  800. 

City   Superintendent  —  Bessie   Smith. 

Big  Horn,  Sheridan  Co.,  pop.  154. 

Sec     Bd     Educ  —  Arthur    Schneider. 
City  Superintendent  —  J    W    Lowery. 

Buffalo,  Johnson  Co.,   pop.  1,368. 

Pres.  Bd    Educ  —  Wilson  McBude 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Burt  Griggs 

City    Superintendent  —  Will    A    Joseph 

Principal  High  School  —  Be^s  I    Smith 

Supv     Music  —  Helen    Bell 

Manual  Training  —  Jack  Baldwin. 

Commercial  —  -Olin    Vance 

Burlington,  Park  Co.,  pop    465. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  William  Tha>  ar 

Byron,  Bighorn  Co.,  pop.  50. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  —  Ira.  J    Eagan 

City   Superintendent  —  F    J.    Sylvester. 

Cambria,  Weaton  Co  ,  pop.  900. 

City  Superintendent  —  L    A    Curiy 
Principal  High  School  —  Edith  A    Gnatt 

Osraeyville,   Sheridan   Co.,   pop.   400. 

Sec    Bd    Educ—  W    H 


Casper,  Natrona  Co.,   pop.  5,000. 
Pres    Bd    Educ  —  S.  W    Conwell 
Sec     Bd    Bduc  —  W.    O     Wilson 
City   Superintendent  —  Geoige  Wildei 
Principal  High  School  —  H    T    Bmmett 
Supt    Grades  —  James  B    Crabbe 
Supv    Music  —  Mabel   Gibson 
Drawing  —  Marion  B    Haskins 
Commercial  —  Lee   Wolford 

Cheyenne,   Laraxnle    Co.,   pop.   11,320. 

Pres    Bd    Educ  —  William    Stoiey 

Sec    Bd.   Educ  —  John   D    Clark 

City   Superintendent  —  Ira  B.   Fee. 

Principal  High  School  —  F    H    Merten 

Supervisor  Music  —  Florence  Flanagan 

Manuil  Training  —  R    M    Cochrane 

Domestic  Science  —  Georgia   Craiy 

Di  awing  —  Olive  Wills 

Com'l  &  Stenog'y  —  M    M    Mackinder 

Academy    of   the   Holy   Child   Jesus,    girl*' 

boarding;   R.   C  ;   Mother  Mary   Gonzaga, 

Prin 

Cheyenne  Business  College;  bua>  and  sten.; 
est.    1903,    John   Barntt,    President. 


Cody,  Park  Co,  pop    1.132. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Dr    W    S    Bennett, 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    Nelle  Bell 
City  Superintendent — M    D    Smith 
Principal  High  School — Luella  Richard 

Cokeville,  Lincoln   Co ,   pop.   146. 

Sec     Bd    Educ— H     H     Weast 
City   Superintendent — S    V    Tunks 

Cowley,  Bighorn  Co.,  pop.  574. 

Pres   Bd    Educ — G    J    Marchant 

Sec    Bd    Educ — E    W    Croft 

City  Superintendent — C    S    Robertson 

Principal  High   School — Thomas  L    Martm 

Cumberland,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.   200. 

Sec    Bd    Educ— A    D    Keller 

I>ajtcn,  Sheridan  Co,  pop.  313. 

Sec     Bd    Educ  — Mrs     Morton    Mocks 

Diamondvflle,  Uinta  Co.,  pop.  696. 

City   Superintendent — A     L    Burgoon 

iMxon,   Carbon  Co,   pop.  275. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — L    Harris 

City    Superintendent — Clyde    Jackson 

Douglas,  Converse  Co,  pop.  2,246. 

Sec    Bd    Edue — C    F   Maurer 

City  Superintendent — A    E    Johnson 

Principal  High   School — M    E    Thompson 

Encampment.  Carbon  Co.,  pop.  4X1. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — M    W    Shafe 
City  Superintendent — Daisy  Howe. 

Evanston,  TTinta  Co.,  pop    2,583. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — L    Kastor 

City  Superintendent — George  H   Coverdale 

Principal  High  School — J    E    Kirtland 

Oilette,  Campbell  Co,  pop. 

Clerk  Bd    Educ — D    L    Wakeman 
City  Superintendent — C    M    Negus 

Glen  Rock,  Converse  Co.,  pop  427. 

Citv  Superintendent — Leon  Frazier. 

Green  River,  Sweetwater  Co ,  pop.  1,313. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — William  Evers 
City  Superintendent — Frank  W    Lee 

Gre^bull,  Big  Horn  Co.,  pop    258* 

Sec    Bd    Educ — G    M    Clement 

Guernsey,  Platie  Co.,  pop.  274. 

Sec    Bd   Bduc — Mrs    Fred  Burton 

Gnnn,  Sweetwater   Co,  pop.  220. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — H    R    Groo 

Hanna,   Carbon  Co.,  pop.  1,209. 

Clerk  B    Educ — Murray  Ryburn 
City  Superintendent — Clate  Hume. 

Jireh,  Niobrara  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Jireh    College,    prep  ,    co-ed  ,    M     B  ,    Rev 
P.  B    Atkinson,   President 


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Kemmerer,  rinta  Co ,  pop.  3,000. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Roy  A    Mason 

City  Superintendent — Joseph  E    Burch 

Principal  High  School — Edgar  H    Davis 


Kooi,  Sheridan  Co  ,  pop    250. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    W    Anderson 

Lander,  Fremont  Co,  pop.  1,812. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — James  Graham 
Sec    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    W    H    Dickinson 
City   Superintendent — P.  W.   Pepoon. 
Principal  High   School— Miss   Olivia  Burch 
Supv     Music — Miss  Annett  Boltin. 
Wyoming    School   for  Detectives,    efat     1907, 

Laramie,  Albany  Co.,  pop.  8,237. 

Pie&    Bd    Educ — Hauy  Coi  diner 
Sec    Bd    Educ — C.  S    Greenbaum. 
City   Supei  intendent — J    B    Crabhe 
Principal  High  School — C    E    Eddleblute 
Supv   Music — Grace  Peabody 
Manual  Training — A    O    Homing 
Domestic  Science — Charlotte  Lyle. 
Drawing — Mrs    Flora  Nethercote 
Com'l  and  Stenog'y — O    A    Libbj 

University  of  Wyoming,  comprises  College 
of  Liberal  Arts,  of  Agriculture,  of  En- 
gineering, Normal  School,  of  Commerce, 
of  Home  Economics,  of  Music,  Teachers' 
Training  High  School,  state  univ  ,  co- 
ed ;  est  1887,  Clyde  A  Duniway,  Ph.  D, 
President 

University  of  Wyoming,  College  of  Agricul- 
ture, courses  in  general  agric  and  animal 
husbandry;  est.  1891,  Henry  G  Knight, 
M  A,  Dean 

University  of  Wjoming,  College  of  Educa- 
tion, normal  and  teachers'  training 
courses,  co-ed  ,  J  O  Creagei,  Dean 

University  of  Wyoming,  College  of  Engi- 
neering, courses  in  mechanical,  electrical, 
civil,  mining,  and  irrigation  engineering; 
est  1892;  Elmer  G  Hoefer,  B  8.,  Dean. 

University  of  Wyoming,  Department  of  Mu- 
sic ;  co-ed  ,  est  1895,  Eva  Meek,  Direc- 
tor. 

Wyoming  State  Normal  School,  normal; 
state,  co-ed.,  J  O  Creager,  Prin. 

Lovell,  Bighorn   Co.,   pop.   699. 

Pies    Bd    Educ— W    W    Willis 
Sec    Bd    Educ — R    J    BIschoff 
City  Superintendent — F   J    Sylvester 
Supv    Music — Myron  Moncur 

Lusk,  Converse  Co.,  pop.  414. 

Oik    Bd    Educ — J    R    Anderson 
City  Superintendent — V    H    Rowland 
Principal  High   School — Amy   Christian 

Manville,  Converse  Co.,  pop.  341. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Thompson   Black 
City   Superintendent — James  Crowe 

Meeteetse,  Park  Co,  pop    20?. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — Mrs    J    D    Branam. 


Monarch,  Sheridan  Co,,  pop.  375. 

Sec     Bd    Educ  — H     C     Duncan 
Puncipal  High   School — Amy  G    Hendy 


Newcastle,  We&ton  Co.,  pop.  975. 

Sec     Bd    Educ — C    W    Dow 
City  Superintendent — F.  G    Houle 
Principal   High    School — Florence   Dye 


Oakley,  Lincoln  Co  „  pop    500. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Andi  ew  McVicars 


Otto,  Big:  Horn  Co  ,  pop.  300 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Isaac   Jones 


Powell,  Park  Co.,  pop.  100. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    A    Graham 

City    Superintendent — lima    Fessenbeck 


Kawlins,  Carbon  Co.,  pop.  4,256. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — Charles  E    Bljdenburgh 
Sec    Bd    Educ — D    C   Kmnaman 
City   Supei  intendent — C    L     Martin 
Puncipal  High  School — Floia  H    Krueger 
Supv    Music — Miss  Kuk 


Bherton,  Fremont   Co  ,  pap    483 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — Fred    Hansen 

Puncipal    High    School — Charles    Grimes. 

Bock  Springs,  Sweetwater  Co.,  pop.  5,778. 

Pies    Bd    Educ — Thomas  L    Marr 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Charles  Crofts 
Oit\    Superintendent — F    O    Munson 
Puncipal  High  School — Einst  R    Pioemmel 

Saratoga,  Carbon  Co ,  pop.  557. 

Pnncipal  High  School — Frank  Rose 

Shell,  Bigr  Horn  Co  ,  pop    200. 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — F    M    Swim 


Sheridan,  Sheridan  Co.,  pop.  8,408. 

Pres    Bd    Educ — C    S    Mills 
Sec    Bd    Educ — Dr    I.  P.  Hayes 
City  Superintendent — John  J    Early 
Principal  High  School— John  T   Hawkes. 
Supv     Music — Helen    S    Lord. 
Drawing — Florence  Rhine 
Manual  Training — E    J   Daigle 
Domestic  Science — Mayranda  Evjen 
Commercial — A    A    Miller. 


Shoshoni,  Fremont  Co.,  pop.  604. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — A    O    Heyer 

City  Superintendent — Merton  Wilier 


Sundance,  Crook  Co.,  pop.  381. 

Pres   Bd   Educ  — H    P    Illsey 
Sec   Bd    Educ — W   L    Nettlehorst 
City  Superintendent — A    G    Smith 
Principal  High  School — Reta  Tham. 


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Sunrise,  Platte  Co,,  pop    200. 

Sec    Bd     Edue  — Thomas   Tucker 


Superior,   Sweetwater   Co,  pop    60€ 

Sec    Bd    Educ  — Stephen  Sharp 


Sweetwater,  Sweetwater  Co.,  pop.  300 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — Robert   Buston 


Thermopolis,  Fremont  Co  ,  pop.  1,524. 

Sec    Bd    Educ — W    J    Slsk 

City  Superintendent — F    R    Charles 

Principal  High  School — Gertrude  Slater 


Torrmgto-n,  Goshen  Co  ,  pop,   155. 

Sec     Bd     Educ — J     L     Sawyer 
City    Supenntendent — H     J    Moore 

Upton,  Weston  Co.,  pop.  344. 

Sec     Bd     Educ  — O     E     Sheldon 
City   Superintendent — Clyde   Johnson 

Wheatland,  Platte  Co.,  pop.   796. 

bee    Bd    Educ  — Mrs    E     K    Lucas 
Principal  High  School — L,    P    Breeden 

Worland,  YTashakie  Co,  pop.  265. 

Sec     Bd     Educ — Charles   Harkins 
City  Superintendent — W    M     Baker 
Pimcipal  High  School — R    C    Beckstrom 
Wyoming  Industrial  Institute,  state  indust. 
school,   est    1913,  Superintendent 


CLASSIFIED  DIRECTORY 
OF  SCHOOLS 

ARRANGED  ACCORDING  TO  KIND  OF  SOHOOIi 


CLASSIFICATION  S 


UNIVERSITIES  AND  COLLEGES  ....  . .   543 

SECONDARY  AND  PREPARATORY  SCHOOLS — CO-EDUCATIONAL  .  561 

COLLEGES  FOB  WOMEN  AND  PREPARATORY  SCHOOLS  FOR  GIRLS  589 

PREPARATORY  SCHOOLS  FOR  BOYS — NON-MILITARY  ...  .  ....    610 

PREPARATORY  SCHOOLS  FOR  BOYS — MILITARY   ...  .  621 

SCHOOLS  OP  EDUCATION,  NORMAL  AND  TEACHERS  TRAINING   .      .  625 

NORMAL  KINDERGARTEN  TRAINING  SCHOOLS 636 

SCHOOLS  OF  DOMESTIC  SCIENCE  AND  HOUSEHOLD  ARTS  639 

SCHOOLS  FOR  LIBRARY  TRAINING  ...  .  643 

SCHOOLS  FOR  PHYSICAL  EDUCATION    .      .  644 

SCHOOLS  OF  TECHNOLOGY  AND  APPLIED  SCIENCE  .      . .  640 

SCHOOLS  OF  MINES  AND  METALLURGY .          .          650 

SCHOOLS  OF  ARCHITECTURE       652 

SCHOOLS  OF  AGRICULTURE  .      .         .         .       654 

SCHOOLS  OF  FORESTRY  , .        .  .  .  .   659 

MANUAL  AND  INDUSTRIAL  TRAINING  AND  TRADE  SCHOOLS  ...  .   660 

SCHOOLS  OF  THEOLOGY  .      .   668 

SCHOOLS  OF  LAW ....  .     .  ....   674 

SCHOOLS  OF  MEDICINE   .  .  ....  .  .         679 

SCHOOLS  OF  DENTISTRY        .      .  .  ,   685 

SCHOOLS  OP  PHARMACY  .      .  .  688 

SCHOOLS  OF  VETERINARY  MEDICINE       .  . .   692 

SCHOOLS  OF  OSTEOPATHY  .  ...  .   „  .  ....   694 

SCHOOLS  OF  JOURNALISM     .      .         . .  .  -695 

SCHOOLS  OF  Music 697 

SCHOOLS  OF  ART .   706 

SCHOOLS  OF  ELOCUTION,  ORATORY  AND  DRAMATIC  ART 710 

SCHOOLS  OF  BUSINESS,  SHORTHAND,  TELEGRAPHY,  COMMERCE  AND  ACCOUNTS.      .   713 

PRIVATE  SCHOOLS  FOR  THE  DEAF 737 

PRIVATE  SCHOOLS  FOR  DEFECTIVE,  NERVOUS  AND  BACKWARD 739 

CORRESPONDENCE  SCHOOLS 741 


UNIVEBSITIES  AND  COLLEGES 


ALABAMA 

Birmingham  College,  Binningrham 

Thornxvell  Hajnes,  A'M,  Piesident 

Edward  L    Colebeck,  Registrar 
Howard  College,  Birmingham 

Rev    James  M    Shelburne,   D  D ,   President 

Allen  J    Moon,   L  H  D  ,  Dean 

Nannie   M     Hiclen,    Dean   ot    Women 

J    C    Dawson,  Purchasing  Agent 
Lafayette    College,   LaFayette 

Flavius    T     Appleby,    M     S ,    President 
North   Alabama  College,  Fort  Payne 

E     R.    Eldridge,    President 
Selma  University    (colored),   Selma 

Rev    Mathew   William  Gilbert,    D  D  ,   Pres 
Southern  University,  Greensboro 

Andrew   Sledd,   LL  D.,   President 

Charles  P    Atkinson,  Registrar 
Spring  Hill   College,  Spring-  Hill 

Rev    Edward  Cummin gs,   SJ,  Piesident 
St.  Bernard  College,  St.  Bernard 

Rev    Bernard   Menges,    O  S  B  ,    President 
Tatyadega  College   (colored)   Talladega 

Rev    J    M    P    Metclaf,  D  D.,  President 

Christian  F   Klebsattel,  A.  M ,  Dean 
Tuskegree  Institute  (colored),  Tuskegee 

Booker  T.  Washington,  Principal 

Ernest  T    Attwell,  Business  Agent 

John  H    Palmer,  Registrar 

S    Helen  Porter,  Dean  of  Women 
University  of  Alabama,  University  P.  O. 

George  H.   Denny,   LL  D ,    President 

Charles  H    Barnwell,  Ph  D ,  Dean 

Shaler  C    Housor,  Bursar-Registrar 
Woman's   College   of   Alabama,  Montgomery 

M    W    Swartz,    Ph  D ,   President 


ABIZONA 

University  of  Arizona,  Tucson 

Rufus  von  Klein  Smid,  President 
Nathan  C    Grimes,  A  M ,  Registrar 
Ida  C    Reid,  Preceptress 
C  hail  es  H   Stewart,  Business  Manager 


ARKANSAS 

Arkansas  College,  Batesville 

William  S    Lacy,  AQB,  President 
D    M    Frierson,  A  H  ,  Business  Manager 
Arkansas  Conference  College,  Siloam  Springs 
Rev,   Thomas  Mason,  D.D.,  President 


Arkansas — con  tinned 

Arkansas  Cumberland  College,   Clarksville 

Rev    L    J    Spence,  President 

W   E   Johnston,  A  M ,  Dean 
Arkansas  Holiness   College,    Tllonia 

C    L.    Hawkins,  President 
Henderson-Brown  College,  Arkadelphia 

James  M    Woikman,  LL  D  ,   President 

Benjamin  S    Foster,  Registrar 
Hendrix  College,  Conway 

J    H    Reynolds,    LL.  D      President 

Charles  J    Gieene,  AB,  Dean 
Ouachita  College,  Arkadelphia 

Itev    Chailes  E    Dicken,  DD,   President 

H    L    McAhster,   B  S ,    Dean 

Annie  R    Storts,  A.B ,  Dean  of  Women 

Peter  Zellars,  A  B  ,  Business  Manager 
Philander    Smith    College     (colored),    Little 
Bock 

Hev.  J.  M.  Cox,  D.D,  President 
New  Subiaco  College,  Paris 

Rev     Ignatius    Conrad,    O  S  B  ,    President 
University  of  Arkansas,  Fayetteville 

John  C    Futrall,  A  M ,  President 

Jobelle  Holcomb,  Dean  of  Women 


CAUFOBNIA 

College  of  the  Pacl0c,  San  Jose 

John  L    Seaton,  Ph  D  ,  President  • 

Bert  J    Morris,  Ph  D ,   Dean  and  Registrar 

Marian  Barr,  A  M  ,  Dean  of  Women 

Iceland    Stanford    Junior    University,    Stan- 
ford University  P.  O. 
David  Starr  Jordan,  L-L  D  ,  Chancellor 
Ray  L    Wilbur,  LL  D  ,  President 
On  in  L    Elliott,  Registrar 
Evelyn  W    Allan,  Dean  of  Women 

ILordsburg  College,  Ix>rdsburg 
Elder  W    F    England,  President 

Mills  College,  Mills  College  P.  O. 
Aurelia  H     Reinhardt,   PhD,    President 
Hettie   Belle   Ege,    B  L ,   Dean 
Claza  K    Wittenmyer,  Dean  Emeritus 
Fannie  Anna  Madison,  Secretary 
Helen  Natalie  Henryt  B  L ,  Registrar 

Occidental  College,  Los  Angeles 
John  W.  Baer,  LLD.,  President 
Thomas  G    Burt,  Ph  D ,  Dean 
Ai  thur  G    Paul,  A  B  ,  Registrar 
Wilbur  G    Smart,   Business  Manager 

Pacific  Union  College,  Si   Helena 
Charles  W    Irwin,  A  M ,  President 


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California — continued 

I*omona  College,  Claremont 

James  A.   Blaisdell,  M.A.,   President 
Edwin  C    Norton,  PhD,  Dean 
Grace  E    Berry,  Dean  of   Women 
Milton   E     Churchill,   Litt  D ,    Secretaiy 
Mendal  G    Frampton,   Registrar 
Ernest  E    Jones,  Business  Manager 

Raja- Yoga   College,   Point  Loma 
Katherine   Tmgley,   Direct:  ess 

St.  Ignatius  University,  San  Francisco 
Rev  Patrick  J  Foote,  S  J  ,  President 
Rev  James  L  McKenna,  SJ,  Registrar 

St.  Mary's  College,  Oakland 
Rev.  Brother  Vellesian,  F  S  C  „  President 

St.  Vincent's  College,  Los  Angeles 
Rev.  Joseph  S    Glass,  CM,  DD,  President 

University  of  California,  Berkeley 
Benjamin   Ide  Wheeler,   LL  D ,  President 
David  P    Bariows,  Dean  of  Faculties 
A     O     Leuschuer,    Dean   Graduate    School 
Lucy  Stebbms,  Dean  of  "Women 
Ralph  P    Merritt,   Comptroller 

University  of  Bedlands,  Redlands 
Victor  L.    Duke,  A  M  ,  Dean 
A.  Harvey  Collins,   A.M  ,  Registrar 

University  of  Santa  Clara,  Santa  Clara 
Walter  Thornton,    S  J  ,    President 
Rev    Henry  E    Boesch,  Registrai 

University  of   Southern  California,  X.OB  An- 
geles 
George  Finley  Bovard,  LL  D  ,  President 

George  I    Cochran,  Financial  Agent 
J    H     Montgomery,    Registrar 

Wnittier  College,  Whittier 
A  Rosenberger,  President 
Edmund  T  Albertson,  Registrar 


COLORADO 

College  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Denver 

Rev    John  J.  Brown,  S  J  ,  President,  Alcott 

^Station 
Colorado  College,  Colorado  Springs 

William    F     Slocum,    LL.D ,    President 

Edward  S    Parsons,   Litt  D ,  Dean 

Marianna  Brown,  Registrar 

Ruth  Loomis,  A  B ,  Dean  of  Women 
Colorado   Woman's  College,  Montclair 

J    P.    Treat,    A  M ,   President 
University  of  Colorado,  Boulder 

Livingston  Farrand,  LL  D  ,  President 

J    Raymond  Brackett,  Ph  D.,  Dean  Gradu- 
ate School 

Fred   B     R     He  11  ems,    Ph  D ,    Dean   Liberal 
Arts 

S    Antoinette  Bigelow,  Dean  of  Women 

Fred  E    Hag-en,  Secretary  and  Registrar 
University  of   Denver,   Denver 

Henry  A    Buchtel,  LL  D ,  Chancellor 

Herbert  A    Howe,  LL.D  ,  Dean 

Anne  McKeen  Shuler,  Dean  of  Women 
Western  Holiness  College  and  Bible  Training 
School,  Colorado  Springs 

Jessie  B    Denny,   President 
Westminster  College,  Denver 

R   M   Donaldson,  D    D ,  President. 


CONNECTICUT 

Trinity   College,   Hartford 

Flavel   Sweeten   Luther,    LL  D ,   President 

Frank  C    Babbitt,  Secretaiy-Registrar 
Wesley  an  University,    Middletown 

Rev       William     Arnold      Shanklin,      LL  D , 
President 

Frank  W.  Nicolson,  Sec'y  of  Faculty 
Yale  University,  New  Haven 

Arthur   T.   Hadley,   LL  D ,   President 

Fiederick  S    Jones,  M  A  ,  Dean  of  College 

Hanns  Oertel,  Ph  D  ,  Dean  Graduate  School 

Anson  Phelps  Stokes,   Secretary 

George  Parmly  Day,  Treasurer 

A  If  led   K     Merritt,    Registrar 


DELAWARE 

Delaware  College,  Newark 

Samuel  C   Mitchell,  Ph  D  ,  President 
State    College    for    Colored    Students,    Dover 

W    C    Jason,    A  M ,    President 


DISTRICT    OF    COLUMBIA 

American    University,    Washington 

Franklin    Hamilton,    Ph  D  ,    Chancellor 
Catholic  University  of  America,  Washington 

Right  Rev    Thomas  J  Shahan,  D  D  ,  Rector 

Charles  F    Borden,    Registrar 
George   Washington   University,    Washington 

Charles  Herbert  Stockton,  LL  D  ,  President 

Richard  Cobb,   Secretary 

Howaid  L    Hodgkins,  Dean  Arts  &  Sciences 

Charles   E    Monroe,    Dean  Graduate   School 
Georgetown    University,    Washington 

Rev    Alphonsus  S    Donlon,  S  J ,  President 

Rev     Augustus    J    Duarte,    Vice-Pres     and 
Director 

Godfrey  F    Ferris,   Registrar 
Gonraga    College,    Washington 

Kiev    Francis  IB    Donnelly,    S  J  ,   President 
Howard  University   (colored),  Washington 

Stephen  Morrell  Newman,   LL  D ,  President 

Edward  L    Parks,   Treasurer  and  Registrar 
Oriental  College,  Washington 

Helmuth  P    Holler,  Ph  D ,  President 
Potomac   University,   Washington 

Ernest   Warren    Porter,    Ph  D ,    President 
St.  John's  College,  Washington 

Brother  Alfred,  F  S  C  ,  President 
Trinity  College,  Washington 

Sister  Catherine  Aloysius,  President 


FLORIDA 

Columbia  College,  Lake  City 

A    P    Montague,  LL  D ,  President 
Florida    State    College    for    Women!    Talla- 
hassee 

Edward   Conradi,   PhD.,   President 
John  B    Stetson  University,  De  Land 

Rev.   Lincoln   Hulley,   Ph.D ,   President 
Palmer  College,  De  Funlak  Spgs. 

Rev    Lynn  R    Walker,  President 


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Floi  ida — c  o  n  1 1  nu  e  d 

Rollins  College,  Winter  Park 

Geoige   M     Wai d,    LL  D  ,    Acting  Pitsident 

Rev    Arthur  D    Enyart,  Dean 

Esther  B    P    Ferguson,  Dean  of  Women 
Southern   College,   Sutherland 

R    H    Alderman,  President 
St.  Leo  College,   St.  Leo 

Right  Rev    Charles  H    Mohr,  Ph  D ,   Presi- 
dent 
University  of  Florida,   Gainesville 

Albert   Alexander   Muiphiee,    LL  D .    Pres 

James  N    Anderson,   Ph  D  ,    Dean 

C    L     Crow,    General    Secretary 


GEORGIA 

Agnes  Scott   College,  Decatur 

Rev    F    H    Games,  D  D ,  President 
Atlanta  University  (colored),  Atlanta 

Rev    Edward  T.  Ware,  President 

Rev    Myi  on  W    Adams,   Ph  D  ,   Dean 
Bowdon  College,  Bowdon 

Glenn  Parrott,   M  A ,  President 
Clark  University  (colored),  Atlanta 

Harry  A    King,  D  D  ,  President 
Eimory   University,  Atlanta 
Emory  College,  Oxford 

Rev    James  E    Dickey,  D  D  ,  President 
Marist   College,  Atlanta 

Rev     George   S     Rapier,    President 
Mercer  University,   Macon 

W    L,    Pickard,   LL  D  r  Pi«sident 

J    F    Sellers,  Dean 
Morehouse  College  (colored)   Atlanta 

John   Hope,    A  M ,   President 
Morris  Brown  University   (colored),  Atlanta 

Rev    W    A     Fountain,   Ph  D ,   President 
North  Georgia  Baptist  College,  Morganton 

Rev    John  A    Pool,   President 
Oglethorpe  University,  Atlanta 

Rev     Thoinwell   Jacobs,    Piesident 
Piedmont  College,  Demorest 

Frank  E    Jenkins,  President 
Shorter  College,   Rome 

A    W    Van  Hoose,  President 
Stlllmore   College,  Stillmore 

G    E    Usher,   A.B ,  President 
University   of   Georgia,   Athens 

David  C.  Barrow,  LL  D ,   Chancellor 

Willis    H     Bocock,    LL  D ,    Dean    Graduate 
School 

Thomas  Walter  Reed,  Registrar 
Warthen  College,  Wrightsvllle 

J    C.   Brooks,   President 
Young  Harris  College,  Young  Harris 

Rev.   Joseph  A.   Sharp,   President. 


IDAHO 

College  of  Idaho,  Caldwell 

Rev.  William  J.  Boone,   D  D ,   President 
University  of  Idaho.  Moscow 

Melvm  A    Brannon,  President 
J    G    Bldridge,   PhD,  Dean 
Permeal  J    French,  Dean  of  Women 
Francis  Jenkins,  Bursar-S'ecretary 


ILLINOIS 

Augustana  College,  Rock  Island 

Gustav  A    Andreen.  Ph  D ,   President 

Rev    August   W     Kiellstrand,    Secretary 
Aurora  College,  Aurora 

Oirm   Roe  Jenks,   AB,   BD,    President 
Austin  College,  Effingham  ^esmeni 

Rev    D    R    Bebont,   President 
Blackburn    College,    Carlimille 

Rev    William   M    Hudson,    Ph  D ,   President 
Carthage  College,   Carthage 

Karvey  D    Hoover,  Ph  D ,   President 
Creal  Springs  College,   Creal  Springs 

Mis    G    B    Murrah,    President 
De  Paul  University,   Chicago 

Very  Rev    F    X    McCabe,   President 
Eureka   College,  Eureka 

H     O    Pritchard.    A  M  ,   President 

Edwaid   B     Boyer,    AM,    Secretary 

S    G    Harrod,    Registrar 
Ewing  College,  Swing 

Arthur    B    Summers,   Piesident 

S    Fiances  Harriss    Registrar 
Geneseo  Collegiate  Institute,  Geneseo 

S    Hope  Thompson,  President 
Greenville  College,  Greenville 

Eldon    Grant    Burritt,    A  M ,    President 
Hedding  College,   Abingdon 

Walter  D    Agnew,   President 

James  A    Whitted,  Dean 

Clarence  S    Mast,  Financial  Secretary 
Illinois  College,  Jacksonville 

Henry  Charles  Rammelkamp,   Ph  D ,  Presi- 
dent 
Illinois  Wesleyan  University,  Bloomington 

Theodore  Kemp,   DD,  President 

Peail  C   Komerville,  Secretary -Registrar 

CM itf  Guild,  Bursai 
Illinois   Woman's  College,   Jacksonville 

Joseph    R     Harker,    Ph  D.,    President 

Martha  C    Weaver,  A  M  ,  Dean 

Albeit   C    Metcalf,  BS,   Registrar 
James  Mlllikin  University,  Decatur 

A    R    Taylor,  LL  D ,  Piesident 

Lillian  M    Walkei,  Dean   of  Women 

Lucile   M    Bragg:,    Recorder 
Knox  College,  Galesbnrg 
Thomas  McClelland,    DD,    LL..D ,    President 

William  B    Simonds,   Ph  D ,   Dean 

Grace  A    Stayt,  Dean  of  Women 

Mazy  Scott,   Registrar 
Lake  Forest  College,  Lake  Forest 

John  S    Nollen,  Ph  D  ,  President 

Edith   Denise,    B  L ,    Dean   of  Women 

Richard  T    Coffin,   Registrar 
Lincoln   College,   Lincoln 

J     H     McMurray,    A  M ,    President 
Lombard  College,  Galesburg 

Joseph  M    Tilden,  LL  D  ,   President 
Loyola  University,  Chicago 

Rev.  Henry  S.  Spalding,   SJ.  President 

Rev    George  J    Leahey,   Chancellor  &  Sec'y 
MeKendree   College,   Lebanon 

Huber  W    Hurt,   LL,  D  ,   President 

Robert  A    Giles,  Secretary 
Monmouth    College,    Monmouth 

Thomas  H    McMichael,  D  D.,  President 

Russell  M    Stoiy,  Secretary 

Alice  Winbigler,  A  H.,  Dean  of  Women 


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Illinois— continued 

Northwestern   College,  Naperville 

Ed\vaid   E     lioll.    PhD,    Piesident 

Northwestern    University,    Evanston 
Abram  W   Harris,  LL  D  ,  President 
Thomas  F    Holgate,  LL  D  ,  Dean  Lib    Arts 
"William.  A    D>  che,  M  A  ,  Business  Manager 
Mary  R    Potter,  M  A ,  Dean  of  Women 
Clarence  S    Marsh,  Registrar 

Rockford   College,  Rockford 
Julia   H     Gulliver,   Ph  D ,    President 
Martha  W    Nye,   AB     Registrar 
Emma  Enoch,   Financial   Secretary 

Rontt  College,  Jacksonville 
Very  Rev    J.  "W"    Crowe,  President 

St.  Bede  College,  Pern 
Rev     Maurice    Toole,    O  S  B ,    Rector 

St.  Francis  Solanus  College,  Quincy 
Very     Rev      Fortunatus     Hausser,     O  F  M , 
President 

St.  Ignatius  College,   Chicago 
George  J    Leahy,  S  J,  Vice  Piesident,  1076 
W.    12th 

St.  Joseph's  College,  Teutopolis 
Rev.   T    H.    Storff,    OFF,   President     . 

St.  Stanislaus  College,  Chicago 
J    L    Zapala,  A  M  ,  President,  1456  Division 

St    Viateur's   College,  Bourbonnais 
Rev    J    P    O'Mahoney,    CSV,    President 

Shurtleff  College,  Alton 
George    M     Potter,    D  D ,    President 
Daniel  G    Ray,  Registrar 
G    Esther  Chapin,  Dean  of  Women 

University  of  Chicago,  Chicago 
Harry  Pzatt  Judson,  LL  D ,  President,  58th 
»       St    and  Ellis  Ave 

James  R    Angell,  Dean  Arts  Faculties 
Albion  W   Small,  Dean  Graduate  School 
Marion  Talbot,  Dean  of  Women 
Walter  A    Payne,  University  Recorder 
Wallace  Heckman,  Business  Manager 

University  of  Illinois,  Urbana 
Edmund   Janes   James,    LL  D ,    President 
David  Kinley,  LL  D ,  Dean  Graduate  Sch 
Thomas  Arkle  Clark,  Dean  of  Men 
Fannie  C    Gates,   Dean  of  Women 
Charles  M    McConn,  Registrar 

Westfield  College,  Westfteld 
H     M     Tipsword,    A  M ,    President 
Joseph  C    Morgan,  A  M  ,  Dean 

Wheaton  College,  Wheaton 
Charles   A.   Blanchard,    D  D ,   President 
Mrs  Harriet  Clendenen,  Dean  of  Women 
Elsie  S   Dow,  A  M  ,  Registrar 
Herman  A    Fischer,   Treasurer 
Danen  A    Straw,  Secretary 

ftilliam  and  Vashti  College,  Aledo 
Ward  L    Ray,  A  M ,  President 
George  F    Baumeister,   Registrar 


INDIANA 


Butler  College,  Irvington 

Thomas  C    Howe,    Ph  D  ,   President 
Concordia  College,  Fort  Wayne 

Rev    Martin  Luecke,  Director 


Indiana—continued 

De  Pauw   I'nuersiir,   Oreencastle 

George   R    Grose,    LL  D ,   President 
Ed\\  in   Post,   Ph  D  ,    Dean 
Kathatint  Spiasjue  Alxortl,  Dean  ot  Women 
Joseph  T    Dobell,   Registrar 
Earlham  College,  Richmond 
Robert  Lincoln  Kelly,  LL  D  ,  President 
Elisabeth   Com  ad,   AM,    Dean   of   Women 
Mary  A    J   Ballard,  Registrar 

Franklin  College,  Franklin 

RPV    Elnah  A    Hanley,  D  D ,  President 

Melvm  E    Crowell,  Dean 

Myion  W    Hajnes,  DD,  Financial  Agent 

Goshen  College,  Goshen 

Rev    John  E    Hartzler,  President 

Paul  E    Whitmor,  A  B  ,  Dean 

Mary  Hooley,  Pieceptiess 

Daniel   S    Geng,   AB,   Registiar 
Hanover  College,  Hano\er 

William  A    Millis,  LL  D  ,  President 
Indiana    Central    University,    Indianapolis 

Irbv  J    Good,  Ph  D  ,  President 

John  A    Cummins,  Chairman  Faculty 
Indiana  University,  Bloomington 

William    Lowe   Bryan,    Ph  D ,    President 

Hot  ace    A    Hoffman,   Dean   Libeial   Aits 

Ruby  E    C   Mason,  Dean  of  Women 

John   W    Ciavens,    Registrai 

Ulvssos   Howe    Smith,    Bursai 
Manchester  College,  North  Manchester 

Otho  "Winger,  President 
Moores    Hill  College,  Moores  Hill 

Harry  Andrews  King,   President 

Andrew  J,  Bignej,  Vice-Pres   and  Registiar 
Purdue  University,  Lafayette 

W    E     Stone,    LL  D ,   President 

Edwaid  H    Davis,    Registrar 

Edwaid   A     Ellsworth,    Bursar 

Carolyn  E   Shoemaker,  Dean  of  Women 
St.  Joseph's  College,  Collegeville 

I   A  Wagnei,  C   P   P  S,  President 
Tailor  University,  Upland 

Rev    M    Vayhinger,   DD,    President 

Burt  W   Ayres,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 

Robert  E  Brown,  A  B  ,  Registrar 
Tri-State   College,   Angola 

L    M    Sniff,  President 
Union  Christian  College.  Meron 

Rev    Charles   Brown  Hershey,    President 

W    S    Santoid,   LL  B ,    Registrar 
University  of  Notre  Dame,  Notre  Dame 

Rev     John    Cavanaugh.    CSC,    President 

Rev     Matthew     Schumacher,     Director     of 

Studies 
Valparaiso  University,  Valparaiso 

Heniy    B     Brown,    A  M ,    President 

Oliver  P   Kinsey,  A  M  ,  Vice-President 

Harrison  N    Carver,  Dean 

Alvyn  R    Hickman,  Registrar 
Vincennes   X^niversity,    Vincennes 

Horace  Ellis,   Ph  D  ,   President 
Wahash  College,  Crawfordsville 

Rev    George  Mackintosh,   DD,  President 

Jasper  A    Cragwall,  Sc  M  ,  Registrar 
\Vinona  College,  Winona  Lake 

Jonathan  W   Rigdon,  President 


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IOWA 

Amity   College,   College  Springs 

Rev    R    A    McConagha,  B  D ,  President 
Buena  Yista  College,  Storm  Lake 

Rev    R    D    Echlin,   President 

Margaret   Cummmgs,   Registrar 
Central  Holiness  University,  University  Park 

Rev    Geoige  A    McLaughlm,  DD,  Piesident 

James  B    Mack,  A  B ,  Dean 

John  W    Leedy,  B  S ,  Registrar 
Central  College  of  Iowa,  Fella 

J   W   Bailey,  President 
Charles  City  College,  Charles  City 

William   Charles   Hilmer,    Ph  D ,    President 

William  F    Fmke,    Litt  D ,   Dean 
Coe  College,  Cedar  Rapids 

Rev    John   A     Mazquis,    DD,    LL  D  ,    Pies 

Maria  Leonard,  M  A ,  Dean  of  Women 

William  M    Evans,  Registrar 
Cornell  College,  Mount  Yemen 

Rev    Charles  W    Flint,    Piesident 

Hamlme  H    Freer,    LL  D ,    Dean 

Mary   Lorraine   MacLeod,    Dean   of  Women 
I)es  Moines  College,  Des  Moines 

John  A    Earl,  D  D  ,  President 

James  P   Stephenson,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 

Charlene  E    Sperry,  Dean  of  Women 
Drake  University,  Des  Moines 

Hill   McClelland  Bell,   LL,  D ,   President 

Frederick   O    Norton,    Ph  D ,    Dean  Liberal 
Arts 

Elizabeth  W  Jordan,  B  S  ,  Dean  of  Women 

Cora  Frances  Hanna,  Registrar 
Dubuque  College,  Dubuque 

Rev    Cornelius  M    Steffens,   President 
German.  College,  Mount  Pleasant 

Edwin    S     Havighorst,   President 
Graceland  College,  LamonI 

G-eoige   N    Bnggs    AB,    Piesident 

Roy  V    Hopkins,  B  A  ,  Dean  of  Men 

Mrs  J    H   Royce,  Dean  of  Women 
Grand  View  College,  Des  Moines 

Benedict  Nordentoft,  President 
Grinnell  College,  Grinnell 

J     H     T     Main,    President 

Frank  F   Almy,  Dean  of  Men 

Came  Louise  De  Ni&e,  Dean  of  Women 

Mary  E   Simmons,  Registrar 
Highland  Park  College,  Des  Moines 

O    H    Longwell,   PhD,  President 

Lorm  Stuckey,  A  M ,  Dean 

Ida  M    Taylor,  Dean  of  Women 

George  D.  Newcom,   Registrar 
Iowa  State  College,  Ames 

Raymond   A    Pearson,   LL  D  ,   President 

Edgar  W    Stanton,  LL  D  ,  Vice-Pres    &  Sec 

Herman  Knapp,  B  S  A  ,  Treas   &  Registrar 

Mrs    Marian  H,  Kilbourne,  Dean  of  Women 
Iowa  Wesleyan  College,  Mount  Pleasant 

Edwin   A.    Schell,   Ph  D ,   President 

Elmer  E    Lymer,   Dean  of  College 

Arthur  *L    Eaton,   Registrar 
Leander  Clark  College,  Toledo 

Marion  R    Drury,  President 
Lenox  College,  Hopkinton 

A    St    CUu   Mackenzie,  Lilt  D ,  President 

Rev   J  W   Parkhill,  Dean  and  Registrar 


Iowa — con  tmued 

Luther  College,  Decorah 

Rev    C    K    Preus,  BA,   President 
Morningside  College,  Sioux  City 

Alfred  E    Craig,    Ph  D  ,    D  D  ,   President 

Sidney  L    Chandler,  Dean  of  Faculty 

Margaret  G    Dolli\er,  Dean   of  Women 

Fred  E    Haynes,   Registiar 
Ofckaloosa   College,   Oskaloosa 

John    Meissner,   PhD,   Acting  President 
Parsons   College,   Fairfield 

Thomas  D    Foster,  LL  D  ,  President 

Maude  A.  McElroy,   A  M  ,  Dean  of  "Women 
Penn  College,  Oskaloosa 

David  M    Edwards,    Ph  D ,    President 

Stephen   M    Hadley,    Ph  D ,    Dean 

Anna  M     E     Kelsej ,    Dean   ot   Women 

William   E    Berry,    Registiar 
Simpson  College,  Inclianola 

James  W    Campbell,  PhD,   Piesident 

Clyde   W    Emmons,    Registrar 

Mrs    Saia  N    Demoiest,   Dean  of  Women 
St.   Joseph's   College,   Dubuque 

Very     Rev.     Daniel     M.     Goiman,     LL.D. 

President 
State  University  of  Iowa.  Iowa  City 

Walter  Albert  Jessup,  Ph  D  ,  President 

Cail    E     Seashoie,    PhD,     Dean    Graduate 
College 

William  C    Wilcox,   LL  D ,   Dean  Lib    Arts 

Anna  M    Klmgenhagen,  Dean  of  Women 

William  Judd  McChesney,   Financial  A_gent 

William  H    Bates,    Secretary 

Herbert  C    Doicas,  Registiar 
Tabor    Cottegre,    Tabor 

Nelson  Wehrhan,   Ph  D  ,  Pi  esident 
Upper  Iowa  University,   Favette 

Chauncey  P    Col  grove,  Sc  D  ,  President 

E    P    Miller,  M  A ,  President 
Western  Iowa  College,  Council  Bluffs 

Charles  A    Mock,  PhD.,  President 
Western    Union    College,    Lemars 

Cljde   L    Winter,   Registrar  and   Secretary 


KANSAS 

Baker  University,  Baldwin 

Rev.  Wilbur  N.  Mason,  D  D.,   President 
Osmon  G    Markham,  A  M  ,  Dean 
Alice   D    Porter,   Dean   of  Women 
Samuel  Asher  Deel,  Registrar 

Bethany    College,    Undsborg 
Ernest  F    Philblad,  AM,   President 

Bethel  College,  Newton 
Rev    J    W    Kliewer,  President 

College   of   EmiToria,  Emporia 
Rev   Henry  Coe  Culbertson,  B  D ,  President 
Daniel   C    Schalfner,   A  M  ,   Dean 
Conrad  Vandervelde,  A  M  ,  Registrar 

Cooper  College,   Sterling 
Rev.   Ross   T    Campbell,    D  D ,   President 
Talmon  Bell,   A  M  ,  Vice-President 
G   Boone  McCi  eary,  Ph  D  ,  Registrar 

Fairmonnt  College,  Wichita 
Walter  H   Rollins,  D  D  ,  President 
Arthur  J  Hoare,  M  A  ,  Dean 
Flora  C   Clough,  B  L  ,  Dean  of  Women 
Frank  A    Neff,  M  A ,  Registrar 


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Kansas — continued 

Friends  University,  Wichita 

Edmund    Stanley,    President 

William  P    Tiueblood,  BS,  Vice  Pies    and 
Registrar 

Lucy  H   Francisco,  A  B  ,  Dean  of  Women 
Haskell    Institute-,    Laurence 

J    R    Wise,   Superintendent 
Highland    College,    Highland 

W    Gilbert  James,  President 
Kansas    Chri&tian    College,    Lincoln 

C.   G.   Nielson,   AM.   President 
Kansas   City  Universitv,   Kansas  City 

J    H    Lucas,  LL  D  ,   Chancellor 
Kansas    Wesleyan    I  Diversity,    Salina 

Rev    John   F    Haimon,    DD,    Picsident 

G    E    K-ing,    treasuier 
McPherson    College,    McPherson 

Daniel  W    Kurtz,   President 
Midland    College.    Atchison 

Rev    Rulus  B    Peery,  Ph  D  ,  President 

Wilbei    E     Tilbem,    AM,   Dean 

D    Wilson  Crou&e,    A  M ,   Secretary 

Fied    \Veertz,    Pioctoi 

Lydia  L   Dlehl,  Dean  of  Women 
Ottawa   UnHersitv,   Ottawa 

Rev     Silas   E     Price.    DD,    President 
St.   Benedict's    College,    Atchison 

Right    Rev.    Innocent    Wolf,    O  S  B  ,    Presi- 
dent 
St.   John's   Lutheran   College,  Winfield 

A   W    Meyer,  President 
St    Marv's  College.   St.   Marv 

Rev    William  J    Wallace,  S  J ,  President 

Louis  A  O'Connor,  S  J  ,  Vice-Prigs   &  Prefect 
Soule   College,   Bodge   City 

Rev    B    H    Vaughan,    Ph  D ,    President 
Southwestern    College,    Winfield 

F    E    Mossman,   President 

John  F   Phillips,  Vice-Pres    &  Registrar 
University  of  Kansas,   Lawrence 

Frank  Strong,    Ph  D  ,    Chancellor 

Frank  W    Blackmar,  Dean  Graduate  School 

OHn  Templm,   Dean  College 

George  O    Foster,    Registrar 

Edward   E    Brown,    Sec'y    and   Purchasing 

Agent 
Wash  burn  College,  Topeka 

Rev    Parley  P    Womei,  DD,   President 

Duncan  L  McEachron,  Litt  D  ,  Vice-Pres 

Jessie  Dean,  Registrar 

KENTUCKY 

Berea   College,   Berea 

Rev    William    G.   Frost    Ph  D ,  President 
Charles  F    Hubbard,  D  D ,  Dean  College 
Katherme  Bowersox,   De*n  of  Women 
Miles  E    Marsh,   A  M ,  Registrar 
Howard  E    Taylor,  Bursar 

Bethel    College,    Riifwellville 
Harry  G    Brownell,  B  S ,  President 

Central   University  of  Kenturkv.  Danville 
Rev    William   A     Ganfield,   DD,    President 
John  W    Redd,  LL  D  ,  Dean 
Charles  G    Ciooks,  AM,   Registrar 

Clinton  College,  Clinton 
W    H     Buck,    M  A ,    President 

Cumberland  College,  Williamsburg 
E    E    Wood,  A  M ,  President 


Kentucky  — continued 

Georgetown    College,    Georgetown 

Maiden  B    Adams,  LL  D  ,   President 
J    L    Hill,  College  Secretaiy 
Mary  E    Stevenson,  Registrar 

Kentucky    We  si  cyan    College,    Winchester 
J    L    Clark,   President 
W    H    Garnett,   Ph  D  ,    Dean 

McLean  College,  Hopkinsville 
A     C    Kuykendall,   A  B ,   President 
T    T    Roberts,    Financial   Secretary 
H    Clay  Smith,  Dean   of  Women 

Ogden   College,   Bowling  Green 
William  M    Pearce,  A  B  ,   President 

St.  Mary's  College*  St.  Mary 
Very   Rev    Michael   Jaglowicz,   C  R ,    Presi- 
dent 

State  University  (colored),  Louisville 
Rev    Wm    T    Amiger,  LL  D ,   President 

State   University  of  Kentucky,   Lexington 
Henry  S    Barker,  LL  D ,  President 
Alexander  S   Mackenzie,  Dean  Graduate  Sch 
Arthur  M.  Miller,  A  M  ,  Dean  Arts  &  Sci 
Anna  J   Hamilton,  Dean  of  Women 
Ezra  L   Gillis,  A  B    Registrar 

TranMlvama,  College,  Lexington 
Richard  H    Crossfield,    Ph  D  ,    President 
Thomas  B    Macartney,  M  A  ,   Dean 
Irene  T    Myeis,  Dean  of  Women 
John  W    Hardy,  Financial  Secretary 

Union  College,    Barhoursville 
Percy  L    Ports,  President 
H    W   Ricketts,  Dean 
Abigail  E    Weeks,    Secretary 

University  of  Louisville,  Louisville 
John  Patterson,  LL  D  ,  Dean 


LOUISIANA 


Centenary  Coll  of  Louisiana,  Shreveport 

W    L     Weber,    LL  D.,    President 
College  of  the  Immaculate  Conception,  New 
Orleans 

J    D    Foulkes,  S  J ,  President 
Jefferson  College,  Convent 

Very   Rev    R    H.    Smith,    SM,   President 
Leland    University,    New    Orleans    (colored) 

H     W.    Perkins,    AM,   President,    7013    St. 

Charles  Avenue 
Louisiana   State   University,   Baton   Bouge 

Thomas  D    Bovd,  LL.D.,  President 
Loyola  University,  New  Orleans 

Rev    Alphonsus  Elmer  Otis,   S  J.,  President 
Luther  College,  New  Orleans 

F    J     Laukenau,    President 
Marquette  University,  !New  Orleans 

Jesuit  Fathers 
Mt.   Lebanon   Male   College,   Mt.   Lebanon 

Chas    E    Failey,  President 
New  Orleans  University,  New  Orleans   (col- 
ored) 

Charles  M    Melden,   Ph  D ,  President,   5318 

St    Charles  Avenue 
Newcomb  Memorial  College,  New  Orleans 

Brandt  Van   Blarcom   Dixon,    LL  D ,   Presi- 
dent, 120  Washington  Avenue. 


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Louisiana — continued 

Straight   University,   New   Orleans    (colored) 

Elbert    M     Stevens,    A  M ,    President,    cor 

Canal   and  So    Tonti  Streets 
Tulane    University    of    Louisiana,    New    Or- 
leans 

Robert  Sharp,  PhD,  Piesident 
Ben  jam  Crump,  Secretary 

MAINE: 

Bates   College,   T,ewiston 

Rev    Georere    C    Chaw     L.L  D      President 

Marianna  Woodhull    Dean  of  Women 

Samuel   B     Furbish,   Treasurer 

Elizabeth  T>    Chasf,  Registrar 
Bowdoin   College.  Brunswick 

Rev    William  De  Witt  Hyde,   LL  D.,   Pres- 
ident 

Kenneth   C    M     Sills,   Dean  of  Faculty 

Samuel    B     Furbish,    Treasurer 
Colbv  Colleere,   Waterville 

Arthur  J    Roberts,  AM     President 

Elizabeth  Bass    Dean  of  Women 

Herbert    C     Libbv,    Resristiar 
Universitv    of    Maine.    Orono 

Robert    T    Alev    LL  D  .   President 

James    Norris    Hart,    Dean 

Tamps    \     Gannett,   Registrar 
Van  Buren  College,  Tan  Buren 

Matthew    Thouvenin,    S  M ,    President 


MARYLAND 

Blue  Ridge  College,  New  Windsor 

Pnul  H    Bowman,    A     M  ,    President 

Edward   C    Bixler    Ph  D     Dean 

Caroline   TT    ParVhurst    Dean   of  Women 

John    J    John     Rpsristrar 
<V»««»her  College    Baltimore 

William  W   Guth,  Ph  D  ,  President,  St    Paul 
and   2°d   Street 

Fleanor  Lou^s*  Lore?    Ph  D ,  Dean 

Carno  Mae  Prnbst    Registrar 
IToorl   College,  Frederick 

T    TT     Arvnl*     A  M      Prosif^nt 

Charles  TO    Wehle-r    D  D     Df'an 

Mrs    Sarah  O    W>*t    Tjadv  Principal 

W   Ausrusta  Lantz,  Registrar 
JoTina    IRroTVfctafl    Unlvertftv     Baltimore 

"Frank  J    Gooflnow,  T/T,  D     President 

William  H    Welch,  Chm'n  AQm.    Comm 

Murray  P    Brush,  Ph  D  ,  Dean  College  Fac- 
ulty 

W    Gr<*h*ra  TJovce    Treasurer 

Thomas   Tt    Ball    Registrar 
T^ola   rolleare,   Baltimore 

Rev    Wm     T    Knnls     S  T     President,    Mon- 
ument   anrl    Talvert    Afreets 
IVfarvland  Collejer**  for  "Women,  Lnthervllle 

Rev     Charles    W     Gallagher,    D  D .    Presi- 

flont 
Milton  Fniversitv,  Baltimore 

W   James  Heaps,  Ph  D  ,  President,  310  W 

TTAffm-'Ti   Street 
Morgan  College  (colored),  Baltimore 

PAV     Tohn    O     Rpencei     Ph  D ,    President 

Charles  B    Toung,    Dean 
Mount    St.    Marv*A    College.    Emmitsbut-ff 

Bernard  J    Bradley,   L-TL.  D  ,   President 


Marj  land — continued 

New  Windsor  College,  New  Windsor 

Rev.    James   Fraser,    Ph.D ,    President 
Rock    Hill    College,    Ellicott    City 

Rev.  Brother  Dorotlxeus,  President 
St.  Charles  College,  Ellicott  City 

Rev     F     X.    McKenny,    AM,    President 
St.  John's  College*  Annapolis 

Thomas  Fell,   L"L  D  ,  President 

Sarah   Bell,    Registrar 
St.  Joseph's   Seminary,  Baltimore 

Rev     Justin    McCarthy.    President 
United  States  Naval  Academy,  Annapolis 

Capt     John    H     Gibbons,    Superintendent 
University  of  Mainland,  Baltimore 

Bernard    Carter,    LL  D.,    Provost 
Washington   College,   Chestertown 

James  W    Cain,   LLi  D  ,   President 

J    S    William  Jones    Recorder 
Western   Maryland   College,    Westminster 

Rev     T     H     Lewis,    LL  D .    President 

James  Widdowson    A  M  ,  Dean 

Margaret   M    Robinson,   Preceptress 
Woodstock  College,  Woodstock 

Joseph   F    Hanselman,    S  J ,   President 


MASSACHUSETTS 

American    International    College,    Springfield 

Chester  S    McGown,  Chancellor 

Louis  F    Giroux,  Dean 

George  H    Howard,  Registrar 
Amherst   College.   Amherst 

Alfocandei    MeiWeiohn,   LL  D  ,   President 

George   D    Olds,  LL  D  ,   Dean 

Alfied  S    Goodale    Registrar 
Boston    College,   Boston 

Rev     Charles    W     Lyons,    S  J ,    President, 
761    Harrison   Avenue 

Rev    Redmond  J    Walsh,  Dean 
Boston  University,   Boston 

Lemuel    Herbert   Murlin,    LL  D.,    President; 
688  Bovleston 

William  B   Huntmgton,  Dean  Graduate  Sen. 

William  M    Warren    Dean  Liberal  Arts 

Silas  Peirce,   Treasurer 
Clark   College.   Worcester 

Kdmund  C,   Sanford    PhD,   President 

James   P    Porter    Ph  D      Dean 

Florence    Chandler    Bursar 
Clark  University.   Worcester 

G    Stanlev  Hall,    LL  D ,    President 

William   B    Story,   Sec'y   of  Faculty 
College  of  the  Holv  Cross,  Worcester 

Rev.   Joseph   "N    DInand,    S  J      President 

Rev    James  A    Mullen,  S  J     Dean 
Harvard   University,    Cambridge 

Abbott   Laurence    Lowell,    LL  D .    President 

Le  Baron  R    Brigars,  Dean  Arts  &  Sciences 

Francis  W    Hunnewell,   Comptroller 

Charles  F    Mason,  Bursar 

Edward   D    Brandegee,    Regent 

George  W    Cram    Recorder 
Monnt  Holvoke  College.   Sonth  Hadlev 

Marv    "Em-ma    Woollev     T/Tj  D ,    President 
Radcliffo   College.    Cambridge 

Le  Baron  Russell  Brtggs,  LL  D  ,  President 
St.  Joseph's  College,  Lowell 

Brother   Prlscilllanus,   President 


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Massachusetts — continued 

Simmons   College,  Boston 

Henry    Lefavour,    LL  D  ,    President 
Smith  College,  Northampton 

Rev    Marion   LeRoy   Burton,   LLD,   Presi- 
dent 

Anna  Louise  Comstock,  Litt  D  ,  Dean 

Mary  Eastman,   Registrar 
Tofts  College,  Tufts  College 

Hermon  C    Bumpus,   LL  D  ,   President 

Charles    E     Fay,    Litt  D  ,     Dean    Giaduate 
School 

Frank  &   "Wren,  Dean  Faculty  Arts 

Eugene  E    Shepard,   Bursai 

Nellie    A    Wright,    Reqistiar 
WeUesley    College,    Wellesley 

Ellen    F     Pendleton,    LL  D ,    President 

Angie  Clara  Chapm,   Dean 
Williams  College,  Williamstown 

Harry  A    Garfield,  LL  D  ,  President 

Frederick  C    Ferry,   Ph  D  ,  Dean 

Elmer  A     Green,    Recorder 


MICHIGAN 

Adrian   College,   Adrian 

Rev    George  H    Miller,  DD,  Piesident 

W    A    Robinson,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 

Jessie  M    Byers,   Dean  of  Women 

O    R    Rtilson,  Registrar 
Albion  College,  Albion 

Samuel   Dickie,   LL  D  ,   President 

Mrs      Helen     Knappen-Scrlpps,      Dean      of 
Women 

Charles  E    Barr,  Registrar 
Alma  College,  Alma 

Harry  Means  Crooks,  A  B  ,  Pi  esident 

James  E   Mitchell,  Dean 

John  T    Ewinff,  Registrar 

Miss  Camelia  Waite,  Dean  of  "Women 
Calvin  College  and  Theological  School,  Grand 
Rapids 

Rev   Louis  Berkhof,  President 
Hillsdale  College,  Hillsdale 

Joseph   W    Mauck,    LL  D ,    President 

Clark   L    Herron,   Registrar 
Hope   College,  Holland 

Rev    Ame   Vennema,    D  D  ,   President 

Mrs   Winnifred  H    Durfee,  Dean  of  Women 
Kalamazoo  College,  Kalamazoo 

Herbert   Lee   Stetson,    DD ,    President 

Bertha   Hussey,   Dean   of   Women 
Olivet  College,  Olivet 

Thomas  F    Kane,    Ph  D  ,   Pi  e&ident 

Thomas  W   Nadal,  Ph  D ,  Dean  and  Regis- 
trar 

Georgia    Laura    White,     Ph  D.,     Dean     of 
Women 
University  of  Detroit,  Detroit 

Rev    William  T    Doian,   RT,    President 

Rev     Augustine    Ruffing,    S  J ,    Dean 
University  of  Michigan,   Ann  Arbor 

Harry    Burns    Hutchins,    LL  D ,    President 

John  R   Effinger,  LL  D  ,  Dean 

Myra  Beach  Jordan,  Dean  of  Women 

Arthur  G    Hall,   Registrar 


MINNESOTA 

Albert  Lea  College,  Albert  Lea 

Geitiude  South ^vick  Kmgsland,  AM,   Dean 
Augsburg:   Seminary,    Minneapolis 

Rev     George    Sverdrup,    Jr ,    President 

Rev    H    N    Hendrickson,  Registrar 
Carleton    College,   Northfield 

Donald    J     Cowling,    Ph  D ,     President 

Luther  A    Weigle,   Ph  D ,  Dean 
Concordia   College,   Moorhead 

Rev    J    A    Aasgaard,  A  M ,  President 

J    A    Edquist,   Registrar 
Dr    Martin  Luther  College,  New  trim 

Rev    A     Ackermann,   A  M ,    President 
Gustavus   Ado Ip bus   College,    St.   Peter 

Rev    O    J    Johnson,  President 

Jacob  P    Uhler,  Vice-President 

J   A    Edquist,  Registrar 

Conrad  Peterson,  PhD,  Reciotary 
Hamline  I  Diversity,  St.  Paul 

Rev     Samuel    Kertoot,    DD,    Piesident 

Loren  H    Batchelder,  Dean 
Macalester  College,  St.  Paul 

T      Mo^ey     Hodgman,      LL  D ,      President, 

Grand    and    Snelling    Avenues 
Northwestern  College,  Fergus  Falls 

Cail    Solomonson,    President 

F    A    Linder,  Secretary  and  Registrar 
Parker   College,   Winnebago 

Rev     J    D    McCoimick,   AM,    President 

Haiiy  J    Ostlund,   Registiai 
Park     Region     Lutheran     College,     Fergus 
Falls 

Rev    D    G    Ristad,  President 
St.  John's  University,  Collegeville 

Rt    Rev    Peter  Engel,   Ph  D ,  President 

Rev    Alcuin   Deutsch,   Vice-Pres  -Rector 
St    Olaf  College,  Northfield 

A    L    Vignoss,  President 

Ingebukt  F    Grose,  Registrar 
University  of  Minnesota,  Minneapolis 

Geoige    Edgar    Vincent,    LL.D ,    President, 
University    and    14th    Avenues 

John   B     Johnston,    Ph  D ,    Dean   Arts   and 
Science 

Guy    Stan  ton    Fold,    Ph,    Dean    Graduate 
School 

Margaret  Sweeney,  Dean  of  Women 

Ernest  B    Pierce,  Registrar 

Geoige  H    Hayes,   Comptroller 


MISSISSIPPI 

Millsaps   College,   Jackson 

Rev    A    F.  Watkins,  President 

John  M    Sullivan,   Ph  D  ,  Vice-president 

Emmette  Y   Burton,  A  B  ,  Secretary 

Mifllm   W    Swartz,   Treasurer 
Mississippi    College,    Clinton 

John   W    Provine,   LL  D ,    President 

Mrs   J   F   Whitfleld,  Secretary 
Rust    University    (colored),   Holly    Springs 

Rev     Tames   T    Docking,    Ph  D ,    President 
Southern    Christian    College,    West    Point 

Hosea  Baker  Abernathy,  A  M  ,  President 

Walter  L    Thompson,   VIce-Presldent 
University  of  Mississippi,  University 

J    N,  Powers,  Chancellor 


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MISSOXTRI 

Carlcton  College,  Farmington 

Dr    Edgar  Moncena  Smith,   President 
Central  College,  Fayette 

Paul  H    Linn,    DD,  President 

Samuel   A*    Jeffers,   Registrar 
Central    Wesleyan    College,    Warrenton 

Rev     Otto    E     Knege,    D  D ,    President 

Eugene   Weiffenbach,  Dean 

Edward  H    Knehans,    Registrar 
Christian  Brothers  College,  St.  Louis 

Brother   Lawrence    Sixtus,    President,    East- 
ern  and  King's  Highway 
Christian    University,    Canton 

Earle  M   Todd,  A  B  ,  President 

Louis  S    Cupp,    Chancellor 
Dexter  Christian  College,  Dexter 

George   T    Smith,   Principal 
Drury  College,   Springfield 

Rev    J    H    McMurtry,  Ph  D ,  President 

Arthur  Pmckney  Hall     Dean 

Matoel  Dommick,    Dean    of  Women 
George  12    Smith  College    (colored),   Sedalia 

Rev    George  Evans,  A  M  ,   President 
I-a  Orange  College,  La  Grange 

Rev    J    T    Muir,   LL  D ,    President 
Marionville  College,  Marionville 

Rev    L    G    Reser,    DD,   President 
Missouri  Valley  College,  Marshall 

Rev    W    H    Black,  D  D ,    President 
Missouri   Wesleyan    College,   Cameron 

H    R    De   Bra,   D  D .    President 
Odessa  College,  Odessa 

L    H     Gehman,    A  M  ,    President 
Palmer  College,  Albany 

Rev   E    A.  Watkins,  President 

Anna   I    Helfenstem,   Dean   of  Women 
Park  College,  Parkville 

Frederick  W    Hawley,  D  D  ,  President 

Matthew   H    Wilson,    Dean 

Clara  M    Haynie,   Dean   of  Women 
Pike  College,  Bowling  Green 

Lulu  M    Collins,  Ph  D  ,  President 
Pritchett   College,    Glasgow 

U    S    Hall,   AB,    President    * 
Rockliurst   College,  Kansas  City 

Rev    Alovsius  Breen,    S  J  ,  President 
St    Louis  University,  St.  Louis 

Rev    Bernard  J   Otting,  S.  J ,  President 

Rev    Thomas  J   Smith,  Prefect  of  Studies 
St.  Vincent's  College,  Cape  Girardeau 

Very  Rev    T    F   Levan,  C  M  ,  President 
Scnrritt-Morrisville    College,    Morrisville 

Arthur  Bonner,  Ph  D  ,  President 
Southwest  Baptist  College,  Bolivar 

Rev     E     L     Burks,    President 
TfirJuo  College,  Tarkio 

Rev    J    A    Thompson,   DD,   President 

Caro  Lynn,  Dean  of  Women 
University  of  Missouri,  Columbia 

Albert  Ross  Hill,   LL  D  ,   President 

John  G    Jones,  Dean  Faculty  Arts 

Isidor  Loeb,  Dean  University  Faculty 

Eva  Johnston,  Advisor  of  Women 

Jeremiah  G.  Babb,  University  Secretary 

Irvin   Switzler,  Registrar 
Washington   University,    St.   Louis 

David    F.    Houston,    LL  D ,    Chancellor, 

Frederic  A   Hall,  L  H.D.,  Acting  Chancellor 

George   O    James,   Ph  D ,  Dean   of   College 

G    W.  Lamke,  Registrar 


Missouri — continued 

West    Plains    College,    West    Plains 

H    H     Webb,    President 
Western   Bible   Literary   College,    Od< 

R     N.    Gardner,    B  S ,    President 
Westminster    College,    Fulton 

Tle\     E    E    Reed,    President 

E    H    Marquess,    Registrar 
Will   Mayfteld   College,   Marble  Hill 

J     Hendershot,    President 
William    Jewell    College,    Liberty 

Rev     J     P     Greene,    LLD-,    President 

J    G    Clark,   Sec'y  of  Faculty 

J    E     Cook,    Treasurer 

MONTANA 


College  of  Montana,   Deer  Lodge 

Franklin    H    Geselbracht,    PhD,    President 
Mis    Pitman,  Dean  of  Girls 

Montana  Wesley  an  University,  Helena 
Rev  C  L  Bovard,  Ph  B ,  President 
Albert  C  Hoover,  Vice-Pi  esident 

Univeisity   of  Montana,   Missoula 
Frederick    C     Scheuch,    President 
Mrs    W    K    Jameson,   Dean  oi  Women 
Harrj    Smith,   Business   Manager 


NEBRASKA 

Bellcvue   College,  Bellevue 

Rev    David  R    Kerr,   LL  D  ,  President 

Ansel  A    Tyler,   Ph  D  ,   Dean 

Minnie  L    Carter,  Dean  of  Women 
Cotner  University,   Bethany 

William    Oeschger,    LL  D ,    Chancellor 
Creighton  University,  Omaha 

Rev    Fiancis  X   McMenamy,  S  J,  President 
25th  and  California 
Dana  College,  Blair 

P    S    Vig,  President 
Doane    College,    Crete 

William  Orville  Allen,  Ph  D  ,  President 
Fremont  College,  Fremont 

W    H    Clemmons,    President 

Belle  M    Bell,  Registrar 
Grand  Island  College,  Grand  Island 

Rev    E    F    Jordan,  D  D ,   President 
Hastings   College,  Hastings 

R    B    Crone,   Ph  B ,   President 

Martin  Remp,  A  B  ,  Dean 

Horace  M   Cunningham,  Registrar 
Nebraska    Wesleyan    University,    University 
Place 

Clark  A    Fulmer,  President 
Spaldmg  College,  Spaldlng 

Victor  Brown,  President 
Union  College,   College  View 

Harry  A    Mozrison,  AM,  President 

Mrs    Anna  E    Shepherd,  Preceptiess 

H    A    Morrison,   Business  Manager 
University  of  Nebraska,  Lincoln 

Samuel  Avery,  Ph.D,   Chancellor 

Lucius  A    Sherman,  Dean  Graduate  Coll 

Ellery  W.  Davis,  Dean  Arts  &  Science 

Mary  C    Graham,  Dean  of  Women 

James  Stuart  Dales,  Secretary 

Vancil  Kelso  Gieer,  Registrar 
Harlan  A,  Evans,  Purchasing  Agent 


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University   of  Omaha,   Omaha 

Daniel    E     Jenkms,    LL  D  ,    President 
Walter  M    Halsey,  Secretary 

3612    N     24th    St 
Harry  Jerome,  Registrai 
Yoik  College,  York 
M    O    McLaughlm,  President 


NEVADA 

Uni\ersity  of  Nevada,  Reno 

Archer  W    Hendrick,   A  M  ,   President 
Robert   Lewers,   Vice-Piesident 
Louise  M    Sissa,  Registrar 


NEW   HAMPSHIRE 

Dartmouth    College,    Hanover 

Ernest   M    Hopkins,    LL  D  ,    Piesident 
Craven   Lay  cock,    Dean 
Howard   M    Tibbetts,    Registrar 
Homer  B    Ke\es,   Business  Director 
Gray  Knapp,  Secretary 
Halsey  C    Edgerton,    Tieasurer 
St     Anselm's    College,    Manchester 
Rev    Einest  Helxnstettex,    OSB,    President 
Rev    P    Vincent,  Director  and  Prefect 


NEW  JERSEY 

Princeton   University,   Princeton 

John   Grfer   Hibben,    LL  D ,    President 
Andrew  P    West,  Dean  Giaduate  School 
Henry  B    Fine,  Dean  Depts    of  Science 
William  F    Magie,  Dean  of  Faculty 
Howard  McClenahan,  Dean  of  College 
Charles  H    Jones,  Registrai 
Henry  G    Duffield,  Treasuier 
Charles  W    McAlpin,   Secretary 

Rutgers   College,  New  Brunswick 
WHS    Demarest.    LL  D ,    President 
Irving  Stiong  Upson,   Registrar 

St.  Benedict's  College,  Newark 
Rt    Rev    Abbott    Ernest,    OSB,    President 
Rev    P    Cornelius,  Prefect  of  Studies 

St.  Peter's  College,  Jersey  City 
Rev    Patrick  M    Collins,   S  J ,  President 
Rev    James  F    McDermott,    Prefect 

Seton  Hall  College,   South  Orange 
Very  Rev    James  F.  Mooney,   D  D ,    Presi- 
dent 

Upsala  College,   Kenilworth 
Rev,   Peter  Froeberg,   B  D ,   President 
L    A    Lawson,   Registrar 
A    H    Letzler,  Bursar 


NEW  MEXICO 

University  of  New  Mexico,  Albnqucrane 

David  R.  Boyd,  PhD,  President 
Josephine  B    Parsons,   Secretary-Registrar 


NEW  YORK 

Adelphi  College,  Brooklyn 

Fiank  D     Blodgott,    Piesident 

Anna  E    Harvoy,  Dean 

Charlotte   Morrill,   Bursar 

Henrietta   M     Fleming,    Secretary-Registrar 
Alfred    University,    Alfred 

Boothe  C    Davis,  LL  D  ,   President 

Alpheus  B    Kenvon,  Dean  and  Registrar 

Cuitis  F    Randolph,  Treasurer 
Barnard  College,  New  York 

Virginia   C    Gildersleeve,    Ph  D  ,    Dean 

19th    and    Broadway 

Katharine  S   Doty,  Secretary 

N    W    Liggett,   Bursar 

Anna  E    H    Meyei,   Registrar 
Brooklyn    College,    Brooklyn 

Rev    John  O'Rourke,   SJ,   President 
Canisius  College,  Buffalo 

Rev    George   J    Krim,   SJ,    President,    661 

Washington 
Colgate  University,  Hamilton 

Elmer  Burritt   Biyan,   LL  D ,   Pre«*dent 

William  Henry  Ciawshaw,  Dean 

Tohn   Greenes   PhD,    Associate  Dean 
College  of  New  Rochelle,  New  Rochelle 

Rov     M     C     O'Farrell,   President 
College  of  St    Francis  Xavier,  New  York 

Rev    Joseph   H    Rockwell,    SJ,   President; 

Herbert  J    McDeimott,  Registrar 

30  W    16th 
College  of  the  City  of  New  York 

Sidney  E    Mezes,  Ph  D ,  President 

139th  and  St   Nicholas  Ave. 

Arvid   D    Anderson,   Registrar 
Columbia  College,  Columbia  University,  New 
York 

Frederick  P    Keppel,  Litt  D,   Dean;   116th 

and  Amsterdam 
Columbia    University,    New    York 

Nicholas  Murray  Butler,   LL  D ,   President; 
116th  and  Amsterdam 

William   H    Carpenter,   Provost 

Frank  D    Frackenthal,  Secretary 

Frank  A    Diqkev,  Registrar 

Charles  S    Damelson,  Bursar 
Cornell  University,  Ithaca 

Jacob    Gould    Schurman,    LL  D ,    President 

Ernest  G    Herri tt,  Dean  Graduate  School 

David  F    Hoy,  Registrar 
Elmira   College,  Elmira 

John  B     Shaw,    LL  D  ,   President 

M    Austrie  Harris,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 

Christina  C   MacKenzie,  A  B  ,  Registrar 
Jordhani    University,   Foidham 

Rev   Joseph  A,  Mulry,  S  J ,  President 

Rev   Robert  H  Johnson,  S  J  ,  Vice-President 
Hamilton   College,  Clinton 

Rev    M    Woolsey  Stryker,  LL  D ,  President 

Chailes  Heniy  Stanton,  Bursar 
Hobart  College,  Geneva 

Lyman   P    Powell,    LL  D ,    President 

William  P   Durfee,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 

Arthur  A   Bacon,  A  M  ,  Secretary 

J    E    Lansing,  A  M  ,  Registrar 

D    J    VanAuken,  Treasurer-Bursar 
Keuka  College,  Keuka   Park 

Joseph    A     Serena,    LL.D ,    President 
Manhattan  College,  New  York 

Rev.  Brother  Edward,  President.  Broadway 
and  W.  131st 


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New   York  University,  New  York 

Elmer    E' Is  worth    Brown,    LL  D  ,    Chancel- 
lor, University  Heights 

Frank  A    Fall,   Bursar 

Milton    E     Loomis,    Registrar- 
Niagara  Uni\ersity,  Niagara  Falls 

Very  Rev    M    A    Drennan,   C  M ,   President 
Pratt  Institute,  Brooklyn 

Frederick   B     Pratt,    MA,    Chairman,    215 

Ryerson 
St.  Bonav  enture's   College,   Allegheny 

Rev    Alexander  M   Hickev,  OFM,  Piesident 
St    Francis  College,  Brooklyn 

Brother    David,    President,    41    Butler 
St.  Francis  Xavier  College,  New  York  (Man- 
hattan   Boro) 

Sistei  M    Immaculate,  Superior 
St.   John's  College,  Brooklyn 

Rev    John  W    Moore,  President,  Willough- 

by   and  Lewis 
St.  John's  College,  New  York 

Rev    Daniel  J    Qumn,  S  J.,  President 
St    Lawrence   University,    Canton 

Fiank  Ammei    Gallup,   M  A  »  President 

Edwin  L    Hulett,  M  A  ,  Dean 

Sarah  M    PlaiSance,   Dean   of  Women 

Wai  d  C    Priest,   M  A  ,   Secretary 
St    Stephen's  College,  Annandale 

Rev    William  C    Rodgers,  LL  D ,   President 

John  C    Robertson,  Sec'y  of  Faculty 

Robprt  G    Robb,   Registiar 

Irville  F    Davidson,  Bursar 
Syracuse   University,   Syracuse 

Rev     James   Roscoe   Day,    LL  D ,    Chancel- 
lor 

William  H    Metzler,  Ph  D  ,  Dean  Graduate 

Frank    Sxnalley,   Dean    Liberal   Arts 

Jean  M    Richards,  Dean  of  Women 

Winfoid  L    Bassett,  Treasurer 

Ross  Je\\ell,  Registrar 

DeWitt  B    Thompson,   Financial   Secy 
Union  College,  Scheneotady 

Rev.  Charles  A    Richmond,  D  D ,  President 

Benjamin  H    Ripton,  Dean 

Frank  C    Barnes,   PhD,   Secretary 

Frank  Bailey,  Treasurer 

Esther  G    Ely,  Recorder 
Union  University,  Albany 

Rev     Chas     Alexander    Richmond,    LLD, 

Chancellor 
University  of  Buffalo,  Buffalo 

Chas     P     Norton,    AB,    Chancellor 
University    of  Rochester,    Rochester 

Rev    Rush   Rhees,   LL  D ,   President 

Charles  Hoeing,  Ph  D  ,   Dean  for  Men 

Annette  G    Monroe,  Dean  for  Women 

Agnes  E    Smith,  Recorder 
Vassar  College,  Ponghkeepsie 

Henry  N   McCracken,  Ph  D  ,  President 

Mis   J    Ryland  Kendrick,  Lady  Principal 

Ella  McCaleb,   Dean 

Wagner  Memorial  Lutheran   College,   Roch- 
ester 

JAW    Kirsch,  President 
Wells  College,  Aurora 

Kerr  Duncan  Macmillan,   S  T  D ,   President 

Mrs    Max  Piutti,  B  A  ,  Dean 

Mae  Louise  Bozard,  B  A  ,  Registrar 

Mary  Eustis,  B  A  ,  Bursar 


NORTH   CAROLINA 

Atlantic    Christian   College,   Wilson 

Raymond    A     Smith,    AM,    Piesident 

Bennett    College,    Greensboro 

Rev    S    A    Peeler,   AM,    President 

Bidtile  University   (colored),  Charlotte 

Rev    H    L    McCroiey,   DD,    President 
W    A    Rtmson,  A  M  ,   Treasurer 

Concordia    College,   Conover 

G    A    Romoser,  Piesident 

Davenport  College,  Lenoir 

Charles    C    Weaver,    Ph  D ,    President 

Davidson   College,    Davidson 

W    J    Mai  tin,  LLD,  Piesident 
John    B     Shearer,   Vice-Piesident 
Cornelia   Shaw,    Registrar 
John  L    Douglas,  Tieasurer-Bursar 

Elon  College,  Elon  College 

W    A    Harper,   LL.D ,   President 
John  V    Newman,  D  D  ,   Dean 
W    C    Wicker,   Registiar 
R    A     Campbell,   Bursar 

Guilford  College,  Guilford  College 

Thomas  Newlm,   LL  D  ,    President 
Dudley  D    Carroll,  Dean 
Geoige    W    White,    Tieasurer 

Holman   Christian   University,   Black  Moun- 
tain 

J    C.   Cotrgins,   President 

Lenoir   College,   Hickory 

"Rev    R    L    Fritz,  A.M ,   President 

Linwcod  College,  Gastonia 

"R*v     Aichio   Thompson    Lindsay,   Piesident 

Livingstone   College    (colored),   Salisbury 

Rev    William  H.   Goler,   DD,   Piesident 

Kut her foid    College,    Rutherford    College   P. 
O 

M    T    Hinsha-w,  President 

Si.   Mary's  College,  Belmont 

Kev    Leo  Haid,   O  S  B ,   Rector 

Shaw  University   (colored),  Raleigh 

Charles   F    Meserve,    LL  D  ,    President 
Charles  R    Frazor,   Dean 
Chailotte  Murray,  Dean  of  Women 

Trinity  College,  Durham 

William   Preston   Few,   Ph  D ,   President 

William  I    Cranford,  Dean 

Dallas  W    Newsom,   Treasuier- Registrar 

University  of  North  Carolina,  Chapel  Hill 

Edward  K    Graham,  LL  D  ,   President 
Mai  vin   II    Stacy,   A  M  f   Dean   Liberal   Arts 
Chailes  L    Raper,  Dean  Graduate  School 
Thomas  J    Wilson,    Registrar 
Julius  A    Warren,  Treasurer-Bursar 
ChaUes  T   Woollen,  Business  Manager 

Wake  Forest  College,  Wake  Forest 

William    Louis    Poteat,    LL  D ,    Presldont 
Elliott  B    Earnshaw,   Bursar- Secretary 
Weaver  College,  Weaverville. 

J    R    Walker,   AM,   President 


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NORTH    DAKOTA 

Faigo    College,  Fargo 

John  W   Hansel,  President 

B    Warren   Brown,    Dean 

Pearl  Bunce,  Registrar 
Jamestown  College,  Jamestown 

Barend  H    Kroeze,   D  D ,  President 
Northwestern  College,  Yel\a 

M    H    Noiman,   President 
Rockfcrd   College,  New   Rockford 

Rev    W    W    Hait,    AB,    Principal 
University   of   North   Dakota,   University 

Frank   L    McVey,    LL  D  ,    President 

Vernon  P    Squnes,   Dean  Libeial  Arts 

Ella  L.    Fulton,  Dean  of  Women 

William   H    Gieenleai,   Registrar 

James  W    Wilkerson,  Purchasing  Agent 
Wesley   College,    Grand  Forks 

Rev    Edward  P    Robertson,  A  M  ,  President 

Floience    Cotton,    Secretaiy 


OHIO 


Anlioch   College,    Yellow   Springs 

Rev    S.   D    Fess,   LL  D ,   President 
Ashland   College,   Ashland 

William    D     Furry,    Ph  D      President 
Baldwin-Wallace  College,  Berea 

Rev    Arthur  L    Breslich,   Ph  D  ,   President 

George    F     Collier,    Dean 

John   C    Marting,   Treasurer 

W    N     Speckmann,    Registrar 
Bluffton    College    and   Mennonite    Seminary, 
Bluff  ton 

K    Mosiman,   Ph  D  ,   President 
Capital  University,   Columbus 

Otto    Mees,    DD,    President 
Cedarville   College,   Cedarville 

Rev    Wilbert  RL  McChesney,  D  D  ,  President 

Rev    W    R    McChesney,  Dean 

Marv   Belle   Ervm,    Dean   of   "Women 

Frank  A    Jurkat,  Registrar 
Defiance   College,   Penance 

Bev.    P     Wesley   McReynolds,    A  M ,    Presi- 
dent 
Denison  University,    GranviUe 

Clark  W   Chamberlain,  President 

Richard  S    Colwell,   Dean 

Elmer  E    Hopkins,  Treas  -Bus    Manager 

Charles   E    Goodell,    Registrar 
Findlay  College,  Findlay 

Rev    William  EC    Guyer,  President 
Franklin  College,  New  Athens 

Rev    E    M    Baxter,   D  D ,  President 
Heidelberg  University,  Tiffin 

Rev.   Charles  E.  Miller,   DD     President 

Mary  Isabel  Park,  Dean  of  Women 

Thomas   H     Sonnedecker,   Registrar 
Hiram   College,   Hiram 

Miner   Lee    Bates,    AM,    President 

"Vernon   Stauffer,   Dean  of  Men 

Anna  Laura  Gould,   Dean  of  Women 

Emma  Olive  Ryder,   Registrar 

James  O    Newcomb,  Sec  -Treasurer 
Kenyon  College,   Gambler 

Rev.    William   F    Pierce,   L  H  D  ,   President 

Baker  Newhall,  Registrar 

William    P     Reeves,    Ph  D ,    Secretary 


Ohi 


ontmued 

Lake  Erie  College,  Painesville 

Vivian  B    Small,  MA,   President 
Lebanon  University,  Lebanon 

Wallace   E     Miller,    President 
Marietta    College,  Marietta 

G    W    Hmman,    President 

J    V    McMillan,    Dean 

Draper  T    Schoonovei,   Registrar 
Miami  University,  Oxford 

Raymond   M    Hughes,    President 

Edward   E     Biandon,  Dean 

Elizabeth    Hamilton,      Dean    of    Women 

George   S    Bishop,    Business   Directoi 

Julia   R     Bishop,   Registiar 
Mount  Union- Scio  College,   Alliance 

W     H     McMaster,    D  D  ,    President 

John  B    Bowman,   Dean 

Harriet  N    Marsh,  Dean  of  Women 

Robert    H     Carr,   Sec    and   Bus    Man 
Mt    Vernon  College,  Mt.  Vernon 

Norris  W    Lawrence,  President 
Municipal   University,   Akron 

Paikei    R     Kolbe,    D     D,    President 
Muskingum   College,   New  Concord 

RPV.  J    Knox  Montgomery,  D  D ,  President 

Howard  McDonald,   Dean 

Thomas    H     Paden,    Secretary 

Chestei   J    Marshall,   Registrar 
Oberlin  College,   Oberlin 

Rev    Henry   Churchill    King,   LL  D ,    Presi- 
dent 

Charles   N    Cole,   Dean   of  College 

Florence  M    Fitch,  Dean  of  Women 

F    Isabel   Wolcott,    Registrar 

George  M    Jones,  Secretaiy 

James    R     Severance,    Treasurer 
Ohio  Northern  University,  Ada 

Albert  Edwin  Smith,  Ph  D  ,  President 

Harry   Whitworfh,    Dean  Liberal   Arts 

Alfa  Holmes,   Auditor   and  Registrar 
Ohio  State  University,  Columbus 

Rev    William  O    Thompson,  LL  D.,  Pres 

William  McPherson,  Dean  Graduate  School 

Joseph  V    Denney,   Dean  of  Arts 

Caroline  M    Breyfogle,   Dean  of  Women 

Edith  D    Cockins,    Registrar 

Carl   E     Steeb,    Bursar- Secretary 
Ohio  University,  Athens 

Alston   Ellis,   LLD,   President 

Edwin  W    Chubb,  Dean  Liberal  Arts 

Eli  Dunkle,  Registrar 
Ohio    Wesleyan    University,    Delaware 

Rev    John  W    Hoffman,   DD,   President 

Richard  T    Stevenson,  Vice-President 

Cyrus  B    Austin,  Dean  of  Women 

William  G    Hormoll,  Dean  of  Men 

William  E    Smyser,  Registrar 
Ottorbein  University,  WeslerviUe 

Rev    Walter  D    CUppinger,  B.D,  President 

Noah  E    Cornetet,   Registrar 

W    O    Baker,   Sec    and  Treas 
Oxford  College,  Oxford 

Jane  Sherzer,  PhD,  President 

Grace  E    MacLean,   Dean 
Richmond    College,    Richmond 

Rev     Charles   Hell  well,    Ph  D  ,    D  D  ,    Pres 


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Ohio — continued 

Rio  Grande  College,  Rio  Grande 

Rev    Simeon  H     Bins,    President 
St.    Ignatius   College,    Cleveland 

Re\        "William       B       feommoi  houbei ,      RJ, 

President,   30th  and  Carroll,   N    W 
St.    John's    University,    Toledo 

Rev    John  A    Weiand,   S  J ,   President 

Rev   John  S    Ragor,  Vice  Pies    and  Piefect 
St.  Mary's  College,  Dayton 

Bernard  P    O'Reilley,   S    M,   D    D 
St.   Xavier   College,   Cincinnati 

Rev     Francis    Heiermann,    S  J,    President, 

Sycamore    and    7th 
Toledo    University,    Toledo 

A    Monroe   Stowe,   President 

Rudolf  Pintner,   Ph  D ,   Dean   Graduate 

Allan   R    Cullimore,   B     S,    Secretary 
University  College,  Oak  Hill 

G    James  Jones,   A  M  ,   President 
University  of  Akron,  Akron 

Parke  R    Kolbe,  Ph  D  ,  President 

Albert  I     fcpanton,   Dean 

Elizabeth  A    Thompson,  Dean  of  Women 

Charles    R     Olin,    Secretary 
University  of  Cincinnati,  Cincinnati 

Charles      W       Dabney,      LL  D  ,      Piesident, 

Clifton    Avenue 
Fiank   W    Chandlei,    PhD,    Dean    Liberal 

Aits 

Louis     T      More,     PhD,     Dean     Graduate 
School  _i  _  ~»1 

Loueen  Pattee,  Doan  of  Women 
Leila  Gcuvin  Haitman,  Registrar 

Daniel  Laurence,    Secretary 
Inivereitv   of    Wooster,   Wooster 

J    Campbell  White,   LL  D  ,  President 

Ehas   Compton,   Dean 

Charles   Compton,   Registrar 

Winona,  A    Hughes,  Dean  of  Women 
Urbana   L Diversity,   Urbana 

Rev     Russell    Eaton,    D  D ,    President 
West  Lafayette  College,  West  Lafayette 

Rev     Aubrey    F     Hess,    Ph  D ,    President 
Western  College  for  Women,  Oxford 

W    W    Boyd,    President 

Mary   A     Sawyer,   Dean 

Lola    Baumgardner,    Secretary 
Western  Reserve   University,  Cleveland 

Rev    Charles  F    Thwing,   LL  D ,   President, 
11109  Bellflower  Rd 

Winifred  G    Leutner,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 

R    W    Deeiing,  Dean  Graduate  School 

Ruth  S    Hutchmson,  Dean  of  Women 

D    C.  Mathews,  Executive  Secretary 
Wilberforce     University     (colored),     Wilber- 
force 

William    S     Scarborough,    LL  D ,    President 

Earl   E    Finch,   Dean 
Wilmington  College,  Wilmington 

J    Edwin  Jay,  A  M  ,   President 
Wittenberg  College,   Springfield 

Rev     Charles   G     Heckert,    D  D ,    President 

Alvin  F    Linn,   Registrar 

OKLAHOMA, 
Epworth   University,   Oklahoma 

Rev    Georgre   H     Bradford.    D  D ,   President 
Henry  Kendall  College,  Tulsa 

Charles    Evans,    LL  D  ,    President 

Hettie  W    Craig-head    Dean  of  Women 

Thomas  F    Barrier,  Registrar 


Oklahoma. — continued 

Kingfisher  College,  Kingfisher 

Geoige  B    Hatneld,    8TM,    President 

Fredenek    J     Titt,    Registrar 
Methodist  University  of  Oklahoma,  Guthrie 

Edwaid   Hislop,   D     D,    President 

James  W     Majbeny,   Dean 

Chester  S    McCreight    Registrar 
Oklahoma  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  Col- 
lege, Stillwater 

L    L    Lett  is,  M  S  ,  President 
Oklahoma  Baptist  University,  Sbawnee 

Rev     J     M     Carroll,    D     D ,    President 
Oklahoma   Wesleyan    College,    Oklahoma 

Rev    W.   H    Shelton,   D  D ,    President 
Oklahoma   State  Baptist   College,  Blackwell 

Rev    A     E    Baten,    D  D ,   President 
Oklahoma  Woman's  College,  Muskogee 

Rev    A    C    Millar,  A  M ,  President 
Phillips  University,  Enid 

I    N    McCash,    President 

Arthur   F    Reiter,   Dean  Liberal  Arts 

Beulah   Bush  Boggess,    Dean   of  Women 

Luella  J    Cowlej,    Registrar 
University  of  Oklahoma,  Norman 

Stratton    D     Brooks     L  L  D  ,    President 

Ed*w  in    De   Barr,    Ph  D  ,   Vice   Pros 

James  S    Buchanan,   Dean 

Albert  H    Van  Vleet,  Dean  Graduate  School 

Eirett  R    Newby,  Seci  etary-Registrar 
Western    Baptist  College,   Mangrum 

H    P    Crego,  A    B ,  Dean. 


OREGON 

Albany  College,  Albany 

Wallace  H    Lee,  LL  D  ,  President 

Frank  G    Hamilton,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 

Hans  Flo,   B     S ,   Secretary 

Laura   E    Anderson,   Dean  of  Women 

David    Torbet,    Registrar 
Columbia    University,   Portland 

Rev     John    T     Boland,    CSC,    President 

iRev    Hugh   S    Gallagher,   CSC,   Vice-Pres 
Dallas   College,    Dallas 

Abraham   A    Winter,    A  M  ,   Acting  Dean 
McMinnville  College,  McMUmville 

Rev    L    W    Riley,   AM.,   President 

Emanuel  Northup,  Dean 

Fred  C    Boughton,  Registrar 
Oregon    Agricultural    College,     Corv  alias 

William   J    Kerr,    D     Sc ,    Piesident 
Pacific   College,  Newberg 

Lev!  T    Pennington,    A.B  ,   Pres 

Emma  M.  Hodgm,   Secretary 
Pacific   University,   Forest    Grove 

Charles    J     Bushnell,    Ph  D  ,    President 

Mary  F    Farnham,   Dean    of  Women 

Arthur  M    Bean,   Registrar 
Philomath    College,   Philomath. 

L    L    Epley,   A    M.,   President 
,  Reed   College,   Portland 

William   F     Foster,    LL  D ,    President 

Eleanor  Rowland,   Dean    of  Women 

Alexander  H    McGowan,   Treas -Bus    M«r 


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Oregon — continued 

University   or    uregon,    Eugene 

P    L    Campbell,   B  A ,   President 
John    Straub,    SI  A  ,   Dean 
Elizabeth    F    FOK,    Dean   ut   ^\omen 
A    R    Tiffany,   Registrar 
Willamette  tmversity,  Salem  "  "~ 

Carl   Giesg   Done>,   LiL  D  ,   President 
George   H     Alden,    Ph  D  ,   Dean 
Miss  Junia  L    Todd,   Dean  ol   Women 
Editli    B     Benedict,    Registrar 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Albright  Collegre,   Al^erstown 

Jttev     L,    C    Hunt,   D  JD ,    Pi  esident  

Allegheny  College,  Meadville 

Kev      William    *i     crawioid,    L.L.  D ,    Presi- 
dent 

Clarence    F     Ross,    A     M,    Secietary 

Alice  JH     bpalding,    Dean   ot    Women 

C»u>  JE    fanavel},   Kegi&trar 
BJL^U  Maur  College,  Bryn  Mawr 

AJ.    Car  t?y  Thomas,  LiL*  D  ,  Pi  esident 

Marion   Keilly,   A  ±J ,    Dean 

Isabel  Maddifaon,   PhD,   Recording  Dean 

jiuuh   OiUdy,    A     B,    Secietary 

Mazia  \v     femith,   Business  Manager 
Buc  Knell    I  ni\  er&itj ,   JLewisbuig 

John    Howard    Hams,    JLJL>  D  ,    Pi  esident 

irank   Jfl    Jttockwood,   Dean 

Anna  Robeiua  Caiey,  Dean  lor  1ft  omen 

.knock    Pei line,    becretaiy 

\vaiter    fa    \Vilcox,    Hegiatrai 
DicKinson  College,   Carlisle 

James   H    Morgan,    Pi  esident 

Lucretia  J    Aic^nney,  Dean  of  Women 
I>ropfc,/e   Collegre,    JPluuUdelphla 

Lyi  us  Adler,   Jeh  D  ,    Pre&ident 

Bioad   and   York 
Duquesne  University,  Fittsburgh, 

Veiy    Kev     M.    A     Henir,    Pi  esident,    Bluff 

and  bhmgiss 
Eliza  bet  litovvn  College,  Elizabethtown 

D    C    Keber,  AM,  Pd  D ,  President 

H    K    Ober,  Vice  Pres    and  Tieas 

Elizabeth  Meyer,  Preceptress 
franklin  and  Marshall  College,  Lancaster 

Henry   Harbaugh   Apple,   D  D ,   President 

George   F    Mull,   Litt    D ,   Secretary 

Anselem   V    Hiester,   Registrar 
Geneva    College,    Beaver    Jballs 

Rev    R    H    Martin,   Pi  esident 

Helen   EJ    McClintock,    Dean   of   Women 

Robert    J    Mclsaac,    Registrar 
Grove  City  College,  Grove  City 

Wier  C    Ketler,  AM,  President 
Uaverford  College,  Haveriord 
Isaac   Sharpless,    JLL.  D.,    Pi  esident 

Frederic  Palmer,   Ph  D  ,   Dean 
Oscar  M    Chase,  Registrar 
Hickory  Academy,  McDonald 
I«loyd  C    Paxton,   Principal 
Jumata  Collegre,  Huntingdon 
J    Harvey   Brumbaugh,   A  M  ,   President 
A    W    Dupler,  A  B  ,  Registrar  " 

Mrs    Martha  Shontz,  Preceptress 


Penns>  li  ania — continued 

Lafa\ette   College,  Easton 

John    H     MacCiacken,     LL,  D ,    President 

Edward  Hart,   Ph  D  ,  Dean 

William  M    Smith,  Ph    D ,  Registrar 

LaSalle   College,   Philadelphia 

Rev    Bi other  D    Edward,  FSC,  President, 
1240   N    Broad 

Lebanon  Valley  College,  Annville 

Rev     G     D     Gossaid,   D  D ,    President 

John    E     Lehman,    Secretaiy 

Falba  T^    Johnson,  Dean  ot   Women 
Henry    E     Wannei,    Registrar 

Leuigh  University,   So.  Bethlehem 

Henry  S    Drinker,   LL  D ,  President 
Natt    M    Emoiy,   M    A,   Vice  President 
Charles    L     Thoinburg,    Secretary 

Joseph  F    Klein,   Dean 

Raymond  W    Walters,  Registiar 
Lincoln    University    (colored),    Lincoln    Uni- 
versity 

Rev     Jno     B     Rendall,    D  D ,    President 

Robeit  L    Stewart,   D    D,    Dean 
Muhlenberg    College,   Allentown 

Rev     John    A     W     Haas,    D  D  f    President 

George  T    Ettmgei,   Dean 

O    F    Bernheim,  Treasurer- Registrar 
Pennsylvania    College,    Gettysburg 

William    Anthony    Granville,    LL  D ,    Presi- 
dent 

Philip  M    Bikle,  Ph  D ,  Dean 

Maty   H    Hmes,   Preceptress 

Clvde  B    Stover,  Registrar 
Pennsylvania  Collegre  for  Women,  Pittsburg 

John    Caiey   Acheson,    LL  D ,    President 

Cora  H    Coolige,   B  L  ,   Dean 

Janet  L    Biownlee,   Pi  in    Prep    Sen 
Pennsylvania  State  College,  State  College 

Edwin   Erie   Sparks,   LL  D  ,   President 

Aithur  Holmes,  Dean  of  Faculty 

Thomas  C    Blaisdell,  Dean   Liberal  Arts 

Saia  <C    Love  joy,  Dean  of  Women 

A    Howry  Espenshade,   Registrar 
St.  Fidelis  College,  Herman 

Rev    Cassian  Harti,  O    M     Cap,  Director 
St.  Francis  College,  I/oretta 

Very  Rev    Angelus  Laughlin,  TOR,  Presi- 
dent 
St.  Joseph's  College,  Philadelphia 

Rev    Chailes   Davey,    SJ,    President,    17th 

and    Stiles 
St.  Vincent's  College,  Beatty 

Rev    Leander  Schnerr,   O  S  B  ,  Director 
Susquehanna    University,    Selinsgrove 

Rev    Charles  T.  Aikens,  DD,   President 
Swarthmore  College,  Swarthmore 

Joseph    Swam,    LL.D ,    Pi  esident 

Henrietta  J    Meeteer,  Dean 

George  A    Hoadley,   Sc  D ,   Vice-Pres 

William  A    Alexander,   Registrar 
Temple   University,   Philadephia 

Rev    Russell  H    Conwell,   LL  D ,   President 

Laura   H     Carnell,    Dean 

Albert  E    McKinley,  Ph  D  ,  Dean  Lib    Arts 
Thiel  College,  Greenville 

Henry  W    Elson,  Ph  D  ,  President 

Elmer   D    Busby,   A    M ,    Secretary    , 

Rev    H    K    Shanor,   Registrar 


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Pennsylvania — continued 

University    of    Pennsylvania,    Philadelphia 

Edgar    Fahs    Smith,    LL  D ,    Provost 

Josiah  H    Penniman,  \rice-Provost 

Arthur  H    Quinn,   Dean   College  Faculty 

Herman    V     Ames,    Ph  D  ,    Dean    Graduate 
Sen 

Edward   Robins,   Secretary 

George  E    Nitzsche,  Recorder 

William  O    Miller,  Bursar 
University   of   Pittsburgh,    Pittsburgh 

Rev     S     B     McCormick,    LL  D ,    Chancellor 

John  C    Fettermann,   Ph  B  ,    Dean 

Albeit    E     Frost,    Registiar 

Samuel  B    Lmhart,  University  Secretaiy 
Ursinus  College,  Collegeville 

George  Leslie  Oniwake,   D    D  ,   Pieaident 

Whorten  A    Kline,  Dean 
Tillanova   College,    Villanova 

Rev    Edward   G    Dohan,    O  S  A  ,    President 

Rev    M    J    Corcoran,  OS  A,  Vice-Pi esident 
Volant  College,  Volant 

C    F    Ball,   A    M,   President 
Washington  and  Jefferson  College,  Washing- 
ton 

Rev    Fiedeiick  W    Hinitt,  PhD,  President 

Robert  E     English,   Ph  D  ,   Secretary 

E     M     Weyer,    Ph  D ,    Registiar 
Waynesburg  College,  Waynesburg 

Herbert  P    Houghton,  Ph  D ,  President 
Westminster  College,  New  Wilmington 

R,ev    W    Chailes  Wallace    DD,    President 

Charles  Freeman,  Ph  D  ,   Dean 

Mabel   Boak,    Dean  of  Women 

J     H    Veazley,    Registrai  -Treasui  er 
Wilson   College,  Chambersburg 

Ethelbert  D    Warfield,   LL  D  ,   Pi  esident 

Harriet  Congdon,   Dean 

Frances  L    Knapp,  Registrar 

G.  H    Bartle,  Business  Manager 


RHODE    ISLAND 

Brown    University,  Providence 

William     Herbert     Perry     Faunce,     LI*  D 

President 

Otis  E    Randall,   Ph  D ,   Dean 
Carl  Barus,   LL  D  ,  Dean  Graduate  Dept 
Lida  S    King,  Dean  Women's  Dept. 
Fredeiick  T    Guild,   Registrar- Secretary 
Rhode  Island  State  College,  Kingston 
Howard    Edwards,    LL  D ,    President 
Alta   M    Bailey,   Head  Women's  Dept 
Lucy   C    Tucker,   Registrar 
A    B    Davis,  Ji  ,  Bursar 

SOUTH  CAROLINA 

Allen  University   (colored),  Columbia 

Rev    W.   W.   Beckett,   President 
Claflin  College  (colored)   Orangeburg 

Rev.    L    M     Dunton,   A  M ,    President 
College  of  Charleston,  Charleston 

Harrison    Randolph,    LL  D.,    President 

H    P    Wagener,   Ph  I> ,   Registrar 
Erskine  College,  Due  West 

Rev,  James  3    Moffatt,  LLD.,  President 


North  Carolina — continued 

Furman   University,   Greenville 

Rev     Edwin    M     Poteat,    LL  D ,    President 
Harrison    College    (colored),    Abbeville 

Thomas    H     Amos,    President 
Leesville  College,   Leesville 

L    B     Haynes,    A  M.,    President 
Newberry   College,  Newberry 

Rev     John    H     Harms,    A  M ,    President 

Vngil    B     Sease,    Prm     Prep     Dept 
Presbyterian     College     of     South     Carolina, 
Clinton 

Rev    Da\ison   MacDowell   Douglas,    Pres 

Almon  E    Spencer,   Bursar 
University  of    South   Carolina,   Columbia 

William   S    Currell,   Ph  D ,    President 

Leonaid   T    Baker,    M    A,    Dean 

George   McCutchen,    Secretary 

Sarah  F    Ficklmg,   Treasurer 
Wofford    College,    Spartanburg 

Henry   N    Snyder,   LL  D ,    President 

J    E    Gamewell,   A  M ,   Secretary 


SOUTH    DAKOTA 


Dakota   Wesleyan   University,  Mitchell 

W    D    .Schermeihorn,  PhD,  President 
Freeman  College,  Freeman 

Rev    Edison  Mosiman,   Th  D ,   President 
Huron  College,  Huron 

Harry    M    Oage,    A  M  ,    President 

Ward  W    Silver,  A  M  ,  Dean 

May  Esther  Carter,  Dean  of  Women 

Charles  W    Hochstetler,   Registrar 
Redfield  College,  Redfield 

N     C    Hiischey,    President 
Sioux  Falls  College,  Sioux  Falls 

Rolvix    Harlan,    Ph  D  ,    President 

Howai  d  M    Sheaff,   A    B  ,   Dean 

Mrs    Clara  E    Powell,  Preceptress 

A    W    Fauquet,  A    M ,  Dean 
South  Dakota   State  College,    Brooking* 

Elwood  C    Perisho,  LL»D,  President 

George  L    Brown,  Ph  D.,   Dean 

Robert  T    Elliott,   Registrar 
University  of  South  Dakota,  Vermilion 

Robert  L.  Slagle,  PhD,  Pres. 

Elmer  K    Eyerly,   Dean  of  College 

Anne   Henley,    Preceptress 

John  H    Julian,    Secretary-Registrar 
Yankton  College,  Yankton 

Rev     Henry    K.    Warren,    LL  D ,    President 


TENNESSEE 

American    University    of    Harriman,    Harrl- 
man 

James  A.   Tate,   AM,   President 
Bethel  College,  McKenzie 

N     J     Finney,    AM,    President 
Burritt  College,  Spencer 

H    B    Walker,  President 
Carson  and  Newman  College,  Jefferson  City 

Jesse  McGarity  Burnett,   D.D.,  President 
Christian    Brothers    College,    Memphis 

Rev.  Brother  Edward,  F  S  C  ,  President 


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Tennessee — cortmued 

Cumberland  University,  Lebanon 
Rev    Winstead   P    Bone,   D.D ,   President 

Oscar  Ne\v  ton  Smith,   A    M  ,  Dean 
L     S     Coile,    Registiar 
Fisk   University    (colored),   Nashville 
Fayette  Avei}    McKenzie,   Ph  D  ,  President 
Cornelius   W    Mori  ow,    D  D  ,  Dean 
Mrs    M    L     Crosthwait,   Registrar 
Hia\\assiee  College*  Sweet  water 

Rev.  Eugene  Blake,   D  D  ,  President 
King:  College,  Bristol 

Rev     Tilden    Sherer,    D  D ,    President 
Knoxville   College    (colored),  Knoxville 

Rev    Ralph  W.   McGranahan,    D  D ,   Presi- 
dent 

Rev    Herbert  M    Telford,  Dean 
Lane  College   (colored)*  Jackson 

James    Franklin    Lane,    AM,    Piesident 

F    H    Rodgers,  DD,  Dean 
Lincoln    Memorial     University,     Cumberland 
Gap 

George   A    Hubbell,    Ph  D ,    President 

Thomas  B    Ford,    Dean 
Maryville  College,  Maryville 

Rev    Samuel   Tyndale  Wilson,   D  D ,   Presi- 
dent 
Milligan  College,  Johnson  City 

Rev    T    E    Utterback,   President 
Milligan  College,   Milligran   College 

Josephus  Hop\\  ood,   A  M  ,    President 
Roger  Williams  University    (colored),  Nash- 
ville 

A    M    Townsend,  A  M ,  President 
Southwestern         Presbyterian         University, 
Clarksville 

J    R    Dobyns,   LL  D  ,   Pi  esident 

George  F    Nicolassen,  Vice-Chancellor 
Swift    Memorial    College    (colored),   Rogers- 
ville 

Rev    W    H    Fiankhn    DD,  President 
Tusculum  College,  Greenville 

Rev     Charles    O     Gray,    D  D ,    President 

L  an  don  C.  Haynes,   Dean 

T    S    Rankm,  Bursar 
Union  University,  Jackson 

G    M    Savage,  President 

A    T    Barrett,  Dean 
University  of   Chattanooga,  Chattanooga 

Frederick  W,  Hixson,  LL  D ,  President 

W    W    Hooper,   AM,   D  D ,  Dean 
University  of  Middle  Tennessee,  Tullahoma 

Enoch  A    Fritter,   A  M ,  President 
University  of  Tennessee,  Knoxville 

Brown    Ayres,     Ph  D  ,     LL  D ,    President 

James  D    Hoskins,   A  M  ,   LL  B  ,    Dean 

Caroline  Carpenter,  Dean  of  Women 
Thomas  D  Morris,  Bursar-Registrar 
University  of  the  South,  Sewanee 

Rev    Albion  W    Knight,  President 

Walter  Hullihen,  Ph  D ,  Dean  of  College 

Cleveland  K    Benedict,  D  D ,  Dean 

J   -C    Preston,  B  S  ,  Registrar 
University  of  West  Tennessee,  Memphis 

M.    V     Lynk,    MS,    LL  B ,    President 
Vanderbilt    University,    Nashville 

James   H.    Kirkland,    LL  D ,    Chancellor 

Wilbur  F    Tlllett,  Vice-Chancellor 

J    E    Hart,  Registrar 


Tennessee — continued 

Walden    University    (colored),    Nashville 

Rev    John   A     Kumler,    D  D ,    President 
Washington  College,  Washington  College 

James  T    Cooter,   MA,   D  D ,    President 
William  J    Wilkinson,   Dean 
W    M    Coppf  Bursar 

TEXAS 

Austin   College,    Sherman 

Rev    Thomas  S    Clyce,  President 

Charles  C    Scott,  Vice-Chm'n  Faculty 
Baylor  University,  Waco 

S     P     Bi  ooks,    LL  D ,    President 

John  L    Kesler,  A  M  ,  Dean 

Francis  M    Allen,    Registrar 
Bishop  College   (colored),  Marshall 

C    H    Maxson,   President 

Lulu  E    Fowler,   Preceptress 
Burleson  College,  Greenville 

B     L     Compere,    A  B ,    President 
Daniel   Baker   College,   Brown  wood 

J    P    Junkm,   LL  D ,   Piesident 

Albeit  E    Porter,   Dean 
Decatur  Baptist  College,  Decatur 

Rev    William    Charles    Carver,    President 
Floydada    Presbyterian    College,   Uloydada 

President 
Fort  Worth  University,  Fort  Worth 

William     Fielder,     D  D ,     President 
Howard  Payne   College,   Brownwood 

Frederick   B     Smith,  Dean 

Thomas  H    Taylor,  Registrar 
Paul  Qmnn  College  (colored),  Waco 

Rev    S    M    Burgan,   LL  D ,   President 
Port  Arthur  College,  Fort  Arthur 

J    W    La  Grone,   President 
St    Edwards  College,  Austin 

Emiel  F    De  Wulf,  CSC,  President 
St.  Louis  College,  San  Antonio 

Rev    Louis  A    Tragesser,   S  M ,  President 

Edward  F    Leimkuhler,   Registrar 
St.  Mary's  University,  Galveston 

Rev    E    A    Fields,  S  J ,   President 
St.  Thomas*  College,  Houston 

Rev     F    G    Powell,    President 
Simmons  College,  Abilene 

J.  D    Sandefer,  Ph  B  ,  President 
Southern  Methodist  University,  Dallas 

R.  S    Hyer,  D  D  ,  President 
Southwestern    University,    Georgetown 

Rev    Charles  McDyerre  Bishop,  D  D  ,  Pres- 
ident 

Wilbur  F    Wnght,   Registrar 
Texas    Christian   University,    Ft.    Worth 

F.   D.   Kershner,   D  D ,  President 

William  B.  Parks,  Dean 

J    A.  Dacus,  Business  Manager 
Texas  Wesleyan  College,  Austin 

Rev    O     E    Olander,    D.D,    President 
Tillolson   College    (colored),   Austin 

Isaac   M     Agard,   PhD,   President 
Trinity   University,   Waxahachie 

Dr    S    L.  Hornbeak,   President 

James  M    Gordon,  Dean 

Hugh  L    Williamson,  Registrar 
University   of   Dallas,  Dallas 

Rev    Patrick  A    Finney»  Ph  D ,  President 


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Texas— contin  ued 

University   of  Texas,  Austin 

Robert  E3    Vincent,    L»Li  D ,    Piesident 
Harry  Y    Benedict,  Dean  of  College 
Mrs    Helen  M    Knby,   Dean   of   Women 
Edward  J    Mathews,    Registrar 

Wesley  College,  Dallas 
President 

Westminster  College,  Tehnacana 
Rev    J.   cf    Williams,    A  M ,    President 

Wiley   University    (colored),  Marshall 
Rev    M    W    Dogan,    Ph  D ,    President 
Joseph  B    Randolph,    Dean 

William    M.    Bice    Institute,   Houston 
Edgar   O     Lovett,   LL  D ,    President 


UTAH 

f 
Brigham   Young   College,   Logan 

C    Nephi   Jensen,   Ph  D ,    President 

William  Lindsay,  Registrar 
Brig  ham    Young   University,   Provo 

George  H    Brimhall,  President 

Jfsse   Knight,   Vice-Presidont 

John  E    Hayes,   Registrar 
University  of  Utah,  Salt  take  City 

John  A    Widtsoe,  Ph  D  ,   President 

George  C    Wise,   Sec'y   Faculty 

James  Gibson,  Dean  Arts  and  Sciences 

Lucy  M    Van  Cott,   Dean  of  Women 

Blbort  D    Thomas,    Rogistiar 
Westminster   College,    Salt  Lake   City 

Rev    H     W.    Reherd,   President 

George   B    Sweazey,   Dean 

Margaret   A     Bell,    Dean   of  Women 


VERMONT 

Middlebury  College,   Middlebury 

John   M.   Thomas,   D  D ,   President 
Charles  B    Wright,  Acting  Dean 
Eleanor  S    Ross,  Dean  of  Women 
Jennie  H    Bristol,  Registrar 

Norwich    University,    Korlhfield 
Col     Ira  L    Reeves,   Litt  D  ,   President 

St.  Michael's  College,  Winooshi 
Very  Rev    E    M    Salmon,   S  S  E ,   President 

University   of   Vermont,   Burlington 
Guy   Potter  Benton,   LL  D  ,   President 
George   H    Perkins,   Dean   of  College 
Bertha   M    Terrill,   Women   Advisor 
Max  W    Andrews,   Registrar 


VIRGINIA 

Bridgewater    College,    Bridgewater 

John   S.   Flory,   President 

Frank  J    Wright,   Business  Manager 
College    of    William    and    Mary,    Williams- 
burg 

Rev     L     G     Tyler,    LL  D  ,    President 

John  Leslie  Hall,   Ph  D  ,  Deau 

Herbert  L    Bridges,   Registrar 
Eastern   College,   Manassas  , 

Horvin   U    Hoop,   President 


Virginia — continued 

Emory  and  Henry  College,  Emory 

Charles  C    Weaver,  Ph  D ,   President 

J    P     McConnell,    Dean 

L    W    Crawtord,   Registrar 
Fredericksburg    College,   Fredericksburg 

J     U     Barnpy,    LL  D  ,    Pi  esident 
Hamp  den-Sidney    College,     Ham  p  den- Sidney 

Rev    Homy   Tucker   Graham,    D     D ,    Pres 

J    H     C    Bagby,   Vice-President 
Hollins  College,  Hollins 

Matty   L    Cocke,    Pi  esident 

Miss  M    F    Parkinson,   Lady   Principal 

Joseph    A     Turner,    General    Manager 
Randolph -Macon  College,  Ashland 

R     E    Blackwell,    LL  D ,    President 

Samuel   C    Hatcher,  Vice-President 
Randolph-Macon   Woman's    College,    ILynch- 
hurg 

William  A    Webb,  Litt  D  ,  President 

Nathan  A    Pattilo,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 
Richmond   College,   Richmond 

Frederick  W    Boatwright,  LL  D  ,  President 
Roanoke  College,  Salem 

John  A    Morehead,  D  D  ,   President 

Delma  R    Carpenter,   Registrar 
Sweet    Briar    College,    Sweet    Briar 

Emilie  W    McVea,   Litt  D  ,   President 

William   B    Dew,    Treas-Bus    Manager 
University  of  Virginia,  Charlotteville 

Edwin   A.   Alderman,    LL  D ,    Pres 

James  Morns  Page,   LLD,  Dean 

Richard  H    Dabney,  Ph  D  ,   Dean  Graduate 
School 

Elmer  I    Carruthers,   Bursar 

Howard  Winston,  Registrar 
Virginia  Christian  College,  Lynchburg 

J    T    T    Hundley,  A  B     President 

Glenn   G     Cole,    A  M  ,    Dean 

W    G    Shackelford,  Secretary 
Virginia  Interment  College,  Bristol 

J     T     Henderson,    A  M ,    President 
Virginia   Union   University    (colored),   Rich- 
mond 

George   R     Hovey,    D  D  ,    President 
Washington   and   Lee   University,   Lexington 

Henry    Louis    Smith,    D  D ,    President 

Henry  D    Campbell,   Ph  D ,   Dean 

Noble  D    Smithson,  Registrar 


WASHINGTON 


College  of  Pnget  Sound,  Tacoma 

E    H    Todd,   President 

Arthur  L    Marsh,  M  A ,  Dean 
Gonzaga    University,    Spokane 

Rev    James  M    Brogan,  S  J ,  President 

Rev.  George  A    Gilbert,  S  J ,  Vice-President 
St.  James  College,  Vancouver 

Rev.    Bi  other   Florinus,    President 
St.  Martin's  College,  Lacey 

Rt     Rev     Oswald   Baran,    O  S  B ,    President 

Rev     Sebastian   Ruth,    O  S  B ,    Registrar 
Spokane   College,  Spokane 

Rev    A    O    invested,  President 

Maymie  Reinertson,  Preceptress 


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Washington — continued 

Spokane  University,   Spokane 

A    N    Meldiun,   L.L.  D  ,  President 
(^ora.  Li    Oiockatt,  Dean  of  Women 

University   of  Washington,   Seattle 
Heniy  Suzzallo,   LL  D  ,   Pzesident 
Arthur  S    Haggett,   Dean  Liberal  Aits 
J    Allen    Smith,    Dean   Giaduate   School 
Ethel    H     Caldwell     Dean    ot    "Women 
Heibert   T     Condon,    Bursai 
Ed\vard  Noble  Stone,   Recoidei 

Walla   Walla    College,    Walla    Walla 
E    C    Kellogg,   M  A ,   President 

Washington    State    College,    Pullman 
Eine&t  O     Holland,   PhD,   Piesident 
Elton  Pulmer,  Dean   of  Faculty 
Rhoda  M    White,  Dean  of  Women 
Frank   T     Barnard,    Kegistrar-Secietary 

Whitman    College,   Walla    Walla 
Rev     Stephen    B.    L     Penrose,    D  D ,    Presi- 
dent 

Ivouis  F     Anderson,    Vice-President 
Helen  L    Burr,   Dean  of  "Women 
Edward  E    Ruby,   Registrai 

Whitworth  College,   Spokane 
Donald    D     McKav,    Piesident 

WEST    VIRGINIA 

Bethany  College,  Bethany 

Thomas    E     Cramblet,    LL  D  ,    President 

Davis  and  El  kins  College,  Elklns 
James   E    Allen,    A  B ,    President 

Morris  Harvey  College,  Barbours\ille 
Paul    H     Willis,    B  D ,    President 

Salem   College,   Salem 
Charles  B    Claik,  President 
Elsie  B    Bond,   Secretary-Registrar 

West  Virginia  University,  Morgantown 
Fiank  B     Trotter,   Piesident 
J    M    Callahan,   Dean   ot   College 
Susan  M    Moore,  Dean  of  Women 
Alfred  J    Hare,    Secretary-Registrar 

West   Virginia  Wesleyan    College,   Bucklian- 

non 

Rev    Wallace  B    Fleming,   D  D ,   President 
Thomas   W    Haught,    Dean 
Grace  M    Wyman,  Dean  of  Women 

WISCONSIN 

Beloit  College,  Beloit 

RPV    Edward   D     Baton,    LL.  D.,    President 
George  L    Collie,  LL  D  ,   Dean 
Kathryn   N     Adams,    Dean    of  Women 
Hiram  D    Densmore,   Registrar 


Wisconsin — continued 

Carroll  College,  Waukesha 

Rev     Wilbur    O     Carrier,    D  D ,    President 

Samuel  B    Ray,   M  A ,  Dean 

Susan   M     Griles,    Dean    of    Women 
Catholic  Normal   School  and  Pio  Nono  Col- 
lege,  St.  Francis 

Rev     J    M     Kasel,   Rector 
Concordia    College,   Milwaukee 

Rev    M    J    F    Albrecht,   President 
Lawrence   College,  Appleton 

Rev    Samuel  Plantz,   LL  D ,   President 

Charles   W     Treat,    A  M  ,   Dean 

Rollin  C     Mullemx,   Ph  D  ,  Secretary  Faculty 

Olin  Mead,  Registrar 
Marquette    University,    Milwaukee 

Rev    Heibeit  C     Noonan,   S  J,    President 

James  A    McCarthy,    Secretary 
Milton  College,  Milton 

Rev     William    C     r>aland,    D  D  ,    President 

A    E    Whitford,   Registrai 
Milwaukee-Downer  College,   Milwaukee 

Ellen    C.    Sabin,    A  M ,    President 

Hartford    cor.    Downer   Avenue 

Mma  Kerr,   B  A  ,  Dean 

Mary  L     Langers,    Registrar 
Northland   College,   Ashland 

Joseph    D     Brownell,    President 

Northwestern   College,  Watertown 

August    E     Ernst,    President 
Bipon    College,    Bipon 

Rev.    Silas  Evans,    D  D  ,    President 
Frank   M     Enckson,   A  M ,    Dean 
Mary  C    Harwood,  Dean  of  Women 
William   H    Baiber,   Registrar 

University  of  Wisconsin,  Madison 

Charles    R     Van    Hise,    LL  D ,    President 
Edward  A    Bu  ge,  LL.  D ,  Dean  Letters  and 

Science 

XtOis  K    Ma  thews,  Dean  of  Women 
William  D    Hiestand,  Registrar 
H    J    Thorkelson,   Business  Manager 


WYOMING 

University  of  Wyoming,  Laramle 
C    A.  Duniway,  LL  D ,  President 
Frank   S    Burrage,    Secretary-Registrar 
Emma   H     Knight,   Women   Advisor 


SECONDARY  AND  PREPARATORY 
SCHOOLS 


CO-EDUCATIOffAI* 


ALABAMA 

Alabama  Baptist  Colored  University,  Sehna 

R     T     Pollard,    President 
Austin  Training  School,  Stevenson 

W    F    Mawry,  Ptincipal 
Baptist   Collegiate  Institute,   Newton 

A    W    Tate,   Principal 
Beeson   Academy,   1'isgah 

J    Justice    Beeson,    Principal 
Birmingham    College    Training:    School,    Bir- 
mingham. 

C    O'lteai,    Pimcipal 
Butler  School,  Huntsville 

S    R    Butler,   Pimcipal 
Cherokee  Institute,  Forney 

J    H    Scroggin,   Principal 
Collegiate  Institute,  Blew  ton 

G    A    Harris,   Pnncipal 
Dallas  Academy,  Selma 

A     F     Haiman,    Principal 
Edwardsville    Seminary,   Edwarclsville 

"William   D     Stevenson,    Principal 
Fayette    Academy,    Fayette 

John  B    Ziegrler,  Principal 
Green  Academy,  Nat 

Miss  Anna   Swanson,   Principal 
Healing-   Springs  Academy,   Healing   Springs 

Walter  B     Speer,   Principal 
Howard  College  High   School,  Birmingham 

B    L    Noolin,   Pimcipal 
Lafayette  College,  Lafayette 

Flavins  T    Appleby,   President 
Margaret    Allen    School,    Biimingham 

Miss  W    M    Alien,  Principal 
Marion   Baptist  Academy    (colored),    Marion 

J     M     Brown,    Principal 
Moore   Academy,  Pine  Apple 

B     L     Williamson,   Principal 
Normal     Industrial     and     Collegiate     Insti- 
tute,  Joppa 

Rev    H    Herbert,  B  D  ,  Principal 
North  Alabama  Collegiate  Institute,  Trinity 

Rev.   Josephus   Shackelford,   Principal 
Polytechnic    College    and    Indies'    Institute, 
Cnllman 

S    A    Felter,   A    M ,  President 
Smead    Seminary,   Boaz 

L.  F    Corley,   Principal 


Alabama — continued 

Southern  Industrial  Institute,  Camp  Hill 

Lyman    "Wai  d,    Principal 
Spring  Lake  College,    Springville 

W.    A     McCreless,    Principal 
Stillman   Institute    (colored),    Tuscaloosa 

Rev     J.    H     Davis,    Piesident 
Talladega   College    (colored),   Talladega 

J    M    P    Metcalf,  President 
Thorsby   Institute,   Thorsby 

S    H    Herbert,   Pnncipal 
Tiideska   College,   Crew's  Depot 

J     M.    Walton,    LL.  D ,    President 
Tuskegee  Institute   (colored),  Tuskegee 

Booker   T.   Washington,    L.L  D ,    Principal 
Vniversity   High    School,   Birmingham 

J     J     White,    Principal 
University  School,  Clanton 

E     Y.    McMomes,   Ph  D  ,    Principal 
Walnut  Grove  College,  Walnut  Grove 

W    J    Nash,   President 


ARIZONA 

St.  Joseph  Academy,  Frescott 

Sisters    of    St     Joseph 


ARKANSAS 

Arkansas   Baptist   College    (colored),     Little 
Rock 

Joseph    A    Booker,    President 
Arkansas  Holiness  College,   Vilonia 

Rev.   Z    B    Wb.iteb.urst,  A  B ,   President 
Beauvoir    College,   Willmar 

J    L    Spence,  Principal 
Belleville  Academy,  Belleville 

J   B.  Sxnythe,  Principal 
Clary  Training   School,  Fordyce 

J    H.   Thach,  Principal 


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Arkansas — continued 

Henderson-Si  own  High  School,  Arkadelphia 

"Woolford  Baker,   A  B  ,   Headmastei 
Hendrix  Academy,  Gentry 

Rev    L.    H    Bakes,  A  B ,  Principal 
Hendrix   College   Academy,    Conviay 

M     J    Russell,    Headmaster 
Little  Bock  College,   Little  Rock 

H    A    Heagney,    President 

Bishop  J    B    Moms,   Dean 
Magazine  Ouachita  Academy,  Magazine 

James  L    Smith,   A  B  ,  Principal 
Monea  College,  Rector 

J    G    Gardner,  Puncipal 

Mountain   Home   Baptist    College,   Mountain 
Home 

R     B     Ciump,    President 
Ouachita  Bentonville   Academy,  Bentonville 

Edward  E    Bagwell,   Principal 
Onachita-Maynard  Academy,  Majnard 

O    E    Downs,   Principal 
Pea  Ridge  Masonic  College,  Pea  Ridge 

S     C    Parrlsh,   A  M ,   President 
Presbytenal  Training  School,  Warren 

S    D    Lucas,  Principal 
St.   Mark's  Academy,   Hot   Springs 

Sisters    of   Mercy 
Sellers   School,    Hot    Springs 

The   Misses  Seller,   Principals 
Shorter  College  (colored),  tittle  Rock 

J   N   Campbell,  President 
Sloan-Hendrix    Academy,   Imboden 

J     C     Eaton,    Principal 
Southland    College    and    Normal    Institute, 
Southland 

H    C    Wolford,   "President 
Thompson's   Classical   School,    Paragould 

R     S    Thompson,   Principal 
Union  Baptist  High  School,  Bodcaw 

A    N.  Hollis,  Principal 
Wyatt  School,  Hot  Springs 

Miss  A    Wyatt.  Principal 


CALIFORNIA 


A  to  Zed  School,  Berkeley 

Miss  Cora  L    Williams,  Principal 
Academy    of    the    Holy    Names,    Pomona 

Sister  Benedicta,   Superior 
Academy  of  Immaculate  Heart  of  Mary,  San 
Luis  Ohispo 

Sister  Mary  Augustus,  Superior 
Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Peace,  San  Diego 

Sisters  of  St    Joseph 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  San  Francisco 

Madame   M    Gorman,   Directress 
Berkeley  Hall,  Los  Angeles 

Principal,    2211    Fourth    Ave 
Clarke's  School,  Pasadena 

Rachael    C     Clarke,    Principal 
Healdsburg  College  Healdsburg 

M    E    Caiy,   Principal 
Horton  School,  Oakland 

Miss  Sarah  W   Horton,  Principal 

12th  and  Filbert 


California — continued 

Howe's  Academy,   Sacramento 

Edward  Howe,  Jr ,  Principal 
Kildale's  Preparatory  School,  Eureka 

Walter    Kildale,    Principal 
Lcs  Angeles  Academy,  Los  Angeles 

F     G     Cressey,    Ph  D ,    Principal 

900    Beacon 

Lyceum,   San  Francisco 

L     H     Grau,    Ph  D ,    President 

760  Market 
McMeans  Normal  School,  Santa  Rosa 

A     C     McMeans,    Puncipal 
Mount  St.  Joseph  Academy,  Gilroy 

Sister    Supenor 
Mount  St.  Mary's  Academy,  Grass  Valley 

Sister  Mary  Aloysius,   Superior 
Nazarene    lTni\  ersity,    Pasadena 

H    Oiton   Wiley,   President 
Our  Lady  of  Mercy  Academy,  San  Francisco 

Sister  M     Immanuel,    Superior 
Pope  School,  Riverside 

Dr    H    Pope,  Principal 
Randolph  School,  Berkeley 

Miss   Flora  A    Randolph,    Principal 
Raymond  Coaching  School,  San  Francisco 

W    H    V.  Raymond,  Principal 

807    Center    St 
St.  Bridget's  School,  San  Francisco 

Sister  Superior 
St.  Gertrude's  Academy,  Rio  Visia 

Sister  Mary  Camillus,  Superior 
St.  Joseph  School,  San  Jose 

Sistei    M     Pauline,    Principal 

33     Park    Avenue 
St.   Mary's   Convent,   San   Leandro 

Sisters  of  St    Dominic 
St.  Peter's  Academy,   San  Francisco 

Sister  Mary   R    O'Brien,   Superior 
St.  Vincent's  Academy,  Petaluma 

Sisters  of   Chanty 
St.  Vincent's  Convent  School,  Vallejo 

Sister  M    Joseph,   Superior 
St.  Vincent's  School,  San  Francisco 

Sister  Eugenia,    Superior 

Fifth  and  Clementina 
Von  Stein  Academy,  Los  Angeles 

Helnrich  Von  Stem,   Director 

958    S.    Hill 
Washburn  School,  San  Jose 

Miss  Mary  Meyrick,   Principal 


COLORADO 

Colorado  State  Preparatory  School,  Boulder 

S     S    Kmgsbury,    Headmaster 
Cntler  Academy  of  Colorado  College,  Colo- 
rado   Springs 

James    William    Park.    Headmaster 
Mount  Gertrude's  Academy,  Boulder 

Sister  M    Salome,   Superior 
St.   Mary's  School.   Leadville 

Sister  Anseleta,  Superior 
San  Luis  School,  Colorado  Springs 

Miss  Bessie  Henry,  Principal 


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CONNECTICUT 

Booth  Preparatory  School,  New  Haven 

George  A    Booth,  Principal 
Deer   Hill   Select   School,  Danbury 

H    B    Wigham,  Principal 
Emmette   School.   Middletown 

Sophia  L.    Bmmette,   Principal 
Fairfteld     Academy,    Fairfteld 

Francis  J    Brewer,   Principal 
Foster  School,  Litchfield 

Rev    Allyn  K    Foster,  M  D  ,  Headmaster 
Gilbert  School,  Winsted 

Walter  D    Hood,   A  B  ,   Principal 
Greenwich  Academy,  Greenwich 

Newton  B    Hobart,  A  M ,  Principal 
Hopson's  School,  Kent 

Katherine  M    Hopson,    Principal 
Lewis  School,  Litchfield 

Miss  J    Storm  on  t  Lewis,   Principal 
Morgan  School,  Clinton 

George  E    Eliot,  Jr  ,  AM,  Pi  incipal 
Norwich  Free  Academy,  Norwich 

Heniy  A     Tirrell,   Principal 
Patten's  School,  Middletown 

TEhe    Misses   Patten,    Principals 
St.  Joseph's  School,   Bridgeport 

Sistei     M     Asteria,     Supenot,     47    Madison 

Ave 
Seaside  Seminary,  Souihport 

Miss    Augusta    Smith,    Principal 
Wheeler  School,  North  Stonington 

Royal   A    Mooie,    Principal 
Woodstock   Academy,   Woodstock 

William  A    Peikms,   Principal 


DELAWARE 

Wilmington   Conference  Academy,  Dover 

Rev    Henry  G    Budd,    President 
Wilmington   Friends   School,  Wilmington 

Heischel  A    Norris,  AM.,   Principal 


DISTRICT   OF  COLUMBIA 


Martha    Washington    Seminary,    Washington 

Edward   W    Thompson,    Principal 

Connecticut  Avenue 
Notre  Dame  Academy,  Washington 

Sister  Mary  Euphrasia,   Superior 
Sidwell's  Friends  School,  Washington 
Thomas  W.  Sidwell,  A  M  ,  Principal 

1811  I  Street,  N    W 


FLORIDA 

Convent  of  Mary  Immaculate,  Key  West 

Sister  M    Delphme,  Superior 
Cookman  Institute   (colored),  Jacksonville 

Rev     G    B     Stone,    Principal 
Edward  Waters  College   (colored),  Jackson- 
ville 

John  A    Grigg,  DD,  President 
Fessenden  Academy,  Fessenden 

Joseph  L    Wiley,   A  B ,   President 


Florida — continued 

Floiida  Baptist  College,  JacKsoro  ille 

N    W    folliPi,    Puncipal 
Florida  Institute,  Live  Oak 

L     C     Jones,    A  M ,    Principal 
Holy  Name  Academy,  San  Antonio 

Sister    Mary    Winifred,    Superior 
Palmer  College  Academy,  I>e  Funiak  S pi  ings 

William    K     Kempei,    Principal 
Presbyterian  College,   Eustis 

Rev    H    A    Goff,  M  A  ,   President 
Buskin   College,   Ruskin 

Geoige  McA    Miller,   PhD,   President 
St    Joseph's   Academy,   Fernandina 

Sister   M     Agnes,    Principal 
St    Joseph's  Academy,   Palatka 

Sister   M    Jane  France,    Superior 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  St.  Augustine 

Sister   Mary   Agatha,    Superior 
Southern  College,  Sutherland 

Rev    J    P    Hilburn,  President 
Summerlin  Institute,  Bartow 

Pnncipal 
Tampa  Preparatory  School,  Tampa 

J     T     Mallicoat,    Principal 


GEORGIA 


Austell  High   School,    Austell 

J.  J    Verner,  Principal 
Ballard  School,  Macon 

Gteoige  C    Bun  age,  Ph  B  ,  Principal 
Beach  Institute*  Savannah 

Bertha  S.  Rick,  Principal 
Berry   School,  Mount  Berry  > 

Miss    Martha    Beny,    Dnector 
Blairsville  Collegiate  Institute,  Blairsville 

T    E    Elgin,  President 
Bowdon  College,  Bon  don 

V    D    Whatley,    Piesldent 
Branlley  Institute,  Senoia 

F    M    Bryant,   Principal 
Brewton-Pai  ker  Institute,  Mount  Vernon 

Roy   Ei nest   Robertson,    President 
Bryan    Normal    Institute,    Pembroke 

W    C    Peebles,    Pnncipal 
Central  City  College,  Macon 

William   E    Holmes,    D  D  ,    Principal 
Clark   University    (colored),   Atlanta 

William  W    Foster,   Jr ,  D  D ,  President 
Cleveland  Academy,  Cleveland 

W    P    Palmer,  Principal 
Coleman  Institute,  Reynolds 

A     A     Strock,    Principal 
Darlington,   Academy,   Rome 

J    R    McCain,  Principal 
Douglasville  College,  Douglas 

Arthur    W     Jackson     President 
Draketown   Baptist   Institute,   Draketown 

J    B    Dean,    A  B ,    President 
Effingham  Academy,  Springfield 

W    E.  Monts,   Principal 
Ellijay  Institute,  Ellijay 

S    tt    Mnckie,  Principal 
Epworth   Seminary,   Epworth 

L,    A    Willsey,    Principal 


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(xeorgia — conl  inued 

Everett  Springs  Seminary,  Everett  Springs 

Rev    G.  M    Davis,  A  B  ,  Principal 
Fairburn  Institute,   Fair  burn 

W     C     Looney,    Principal 
Fan  mount  College,  Fairmount 

W.    H     Harrison,    Principal 
Franklin    Collegiate    Institute,   Franklin 

Dozier    Hawkes,    Piincipal 
Gibbon-Mercer  Academy,  Bowman 

J    P    Cash,  Principal 
Gbnn  Academy,  Brunswick 

Ralph   Newton,    Principal 

Gordon  Institute,  Barnesulle 

E    T    Holmes,  President 
Grady  Institute,  Fort  Valley 

L.   O    Freeman,   Pimcipal 
Hartwell  Institute,  Hartwell 

W    C    Anail,    Principal 
Hanna*<?  School,  Atlanta 

Miss  E    H    Hanna,    Principal 
Heara   Academy   for  Boys   and   Girls,    Cave 
Spring 

W    H    McDamel,    B  S ,   President 
Higrhtower  Baptist  Institute,  Cumming 

E    D    Green,   Principal 
Hoke   Smith  Institute,   Buena   Vista 

W     B.    Drane,    Principal 
Houston  High   School,   Arnbi 

Rev    L    S    Barrett,   Principal 
Hutcheson    Collegiate   Institute,   Whitesburg 

W     W.    Gaines,    Principal 
Jeruel   Academy    (colored),    Athens 

J    H    Brown,    Principal 

Knot:  Institute  and   Industrial   School    (col- 
ored), Athens 

L    S    Clark,   Principal 
Lavonia  Institute,  Lavonia 

W     P     Lunsford,    A  B ,    Principal 
Le  Vert  College,   Talbotton 

P    B    Win,   Principal 
Literary  Normal  Institute,   Ringgold 

W    E    Bryan,    Principal 
Locust   Grove  Institute,  Locust  Grove 

Claude  Gray,    A  B  ,   President 
Martin   Institute,   Jefferson 

G    E    Usher,   Principal 
Middle  Georgia  Institute,  Concord 

H    B    Carreker,    A  B  ,   Principal 
Moore's  School,  Columbus 

Miss    Ruth   Moore,    Principal 
Morris   Brown   College    (colored),   Atlanta 

Rev    W    A     Fountain,   D  D ,    President 
Mount   Zion  Seminary*  Mount   Zion 

James  "L    Robb,    Pimcipal 
Norman   Institute,   Norman  Park 

W    H    McDamel,    A     M,    President 
Oakland  Academy,  Oak  Hill 

W    B    James,  Principal 
Oaklawn  Baptist  Academy,  Milltown 

J    A    Lott,    Jr ,   Principal 
Paine  College    (colored),  Augusta 

Rev    J    D    Hammond,  D  D ,  President 
Payne   College    (colored),   Columbus 

Jfr    B     Cooper,   President 
Perry-Rainev  Institute,  Auburn 

J    T    Roberts,   Principal 


Georgia — continued 

Piedmont   Academy,   Demorest 

J    C    Rogrers,    Principal 
Piedmont    College,    \\  ay  cross 

E    L.    Ray,  Principal 
Piedmont  Institute,  Kockmart 

J     R    Turner    Principal 
Pine  Log  College,  Pine  Log 

J     D     Blackwell,    Principal 
Pre&b>terial    Institute,    Blackshear 

Robert  H     Mann,    Pimcipal 
Remhardt    College,   Waleska 

R     C     Shaipe,    President 
Rockville    Academy,    Eatonton 

P    G    Branch,    Principal 
Robert  E    Lee  Institute,  Thomaston 

F    F    Rowe,   Pimcipal 
St.   Joseph's  Academy,    Columbus 

Sister  M    Stanislaus,   Superior 
Samuel    Benedict    Memoiial    School,    Cedar- 
town 

George  E    Benedict,  Principal 
Selden    Institute,   Brunswick 

Henry    Beach,    Principal 
South  Atlantic  Institute,  Guy  town 

J    S    Kirton,    Principal 
South    Georgia    College,   McRae 

R     J     Strozier,    President 
Southern  Georgia  College,  McBae 

F     G     Bianch,    President 
Sparks   Collegiate  Institute,  Sparks 

A    W    Reese,    Principal 
Stephens   Institute,    Crawfordville 

H     H     Ezzard,    Principal 
Stephens  Institute,  For s>  the 

J     "W     Moseley,    Principal 
Stillmore  College,  Stillmore 

G    E    Usher,   AB,   President 
Summerville  Academy,   Augusta 

John  W    Do\v,   AM,   Principal 
Union  Baptist  Institute,  Mount   Vernon 

A     M     Gates,    Principal 
Walker   Baptist   Institute,   Augusta 

N    W    Curtwught,   Piincipal 
Worthen  College,  Wrightsville 

J    C    Brooks,    President 
Wrens  Institute,  Wrens 

C     C     McCollum,    Principal 
Wynnton   College,   Columbus 

F    G    Webb,   Principal 
Young:  Harris  College,  Young  Harris 

Rev    Joseph   A    Sharp,   President 


IDAHO 


College  of  Idaho,   Caldwell 

William   J     Boone,   Principal 
Fielding  Academy,  Paris 

Roy   A     Welker,   A  B  ,   Principal 
Idaho  Technical    Institute,   Focatello 

Miles  P    Reed,  President 
Oneida  Stake  Academy,  Preston 

Edwin   Cutler,    Principal 
Ricks  Academy,  Rexburg 

Ezra    C     Dalby,    Principal 


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ILLINOIS 

Academy  of  Northwestern  University,  Evan- 


Edward   W    Marcellus,    A  M  ,    Principal 
Aurora  College,  Aurora 

Orrm   Roe   Jenks,    A     B ,    President 
Austin   College,  Effingrham 

Rev    D    R    Bebont,   President 
Bergen    Hall,    Chicago 

George     B      Bergen,     A  B ,     Principal,      527 

Fullerton   Avenue 
Blackburn   College,    Garlinville 

Rev    William  M    Hudson,   Ph  D  ,   President 
Bradley  Polytechnic   Institute,   Peoria 

Theodore   C    Burgess,    Ph  D     Director 
Central  Preparatory  School,  McComb 

Ivan    Deach,    Principal 
Chicago  Preparatory  School,  Chicago 

105  Auditorium.  Building 

CofTeen   Normal   School  and   Academy,   Cof- 
feen 

Jacob  el  Taylor,   President 
Crab   Orchard   Academy,    Crab   Orchard 

James  C.   Blizzard,   President 
Creel    Springs    College,    Creel   Springs 

Mrs    G    B    Murrah,   President 
Drury  Academy,  Aledo 

Frank  C    English    A  M     President 
Elgin  Academy  of  Northwestern  University, 
Elgin 

Ernest   Putnam   Claik,    AM,    Principal 
EJmwood   Home  School,  Chicago 

Miss    Mary   L     Fellows,    Principal 
„  5495    Cornell 

Eureka   College,    Eureka 

Charles   B    Underwood,   Ph  D ,   President 
Ewing  College,  Ewing 

B    L..    Carr,    D  D ,    President 
Geneseo  Collegiate  Institute,  Geneseo 

N    W    Thornton,   A  M ,   Principal 
Gitting   Seminary,   La  Harpe 

H     K     Fox,    President 
Grand  Prairie  Academy,  Onarga 

Hubert  Phillips,  A  B  ,  President 
Greenville  College,  Greenville 

Eldon    G-    Burritt,    President 
Holy   Family   Academy,    Chicago 

C     C     Sczeslawa    Superior 
TIM     «  130    W     Division 

Illinois     College     and     Business     Institute, 
JSusnnell 

J    E    Mumma,  Principal 
Interior    Academy,    Dakota 

Rev.   G    W    Kerstetter,  A  B     Dean 
James    Milliken    University    Academy,    De- 
catur 

Benjamin    B     James,    AM,    President 
I^wis  Institute.    Chicago 

George  Noble   Carman,   AB,   Director 

Lincoln  College,  Lincoln^180*   ***   *°bey 

J    H     McMurray,    AM,    President 
Mary    Academy,    'Elgin 

Sister  Mary   Constance,   Superior 
Monmouth  College,  Monmouth 

Rev    Thomas  H    McMichael,    A.M.,   Pres. 
McKendrce  College,  Lebanon 

Rev    John  F    Harmon,  D  D ,   President 
Mt.  Morris  College,  Mt.  Morris 

John  S    Noffsinger,  AM,  President 


Illinois — continued 

North  Park  College,  Chicago 

Rev    David   Nj\all,    President 

Kedzie,  W    Foster 
Palmer   Academy,   Paris 

Edward    Willasey,    Principal 
Parker  School,  Francis  W.,  Chicago 

Flora   J     Cooke,    Principal,    330   Webster 
Pleasant    View    Luther    College,    Ottawa 

Rev.  L    A    Vigrness,  Principal 
Port   Byron  Academy,   Port  Byron 

M.   J    Yolton,    President 
Routt  College,  Jacksonville 

Very  Rev    J    W.   Crowe,   Piesident 
Saint   Francis    Solanus    College,   Quincy 

Very    Rev     Fortunatus    Hausser,    Rector 
St.  James  School,  Chicago 

2912  Wabasn 
St    Joseph's  School,  Cairo 

Sister   Superior 
St.   Mary's  Academy,   Elgrm 

Sister  Mary  Constance    Superior 
St.  Marj's   School,    Sterling 

Sistei    Superior 
St.  Theresa's  Academy,  Decatur 

Rev    James  Murphy,  President 
St.  Viator's  Institute,  Chicago 

Rev    E    L    Rivard,   Principal 

Belmont    and    N     40th 
Scandia  Academy,  Chicago 

Di     Olol   A    Toffteen,   Rector 

4753  Do\ei 
School   at  Jubilee,   Oak  Hill 

Clarence    M     Abbott,    Superintendent 
Southern    Collegiate   Institute,    Albion 

Frank    B     Hines,    A  M ,    President 
Toulon   Academy,    Toulon 

Lewis   A     Morrow,    President 
Union   Academy,   Anna 

H     Wallace   Stevens,    Principal 
University   High   School,   Chicago 

Franklin  W.  Johnson,   A  M  ,   Principal 

Kenwood  Ave    and  58th 
Vermillion  Grove  Academy,  Vermilion  Grove 

Edmund   Albertson,    B  S.,    Principal 
Waynesville  Academy,  Waynesville 

Rev.   W    H    Smith,   President 
Weaver-Media  Academy,   Media 

R.   M    Wylie,  A  BM   Principal 
Wellesley  Preparatory  School,  Alton 

Miss  Ju'ia  D.  Randall,  President 
Westfleld  College,  Westfield 

H    M    Tipsword,    A  M ,  President 
Wheaton  College  Academy,  Wheaton 

Walker    S     Pemberton,    A  M  ,    Dean 
Whipple    Academy,    Jacksonville 

Samuel    O     Wilday,    A  M ,    Principal 
Zion  Educational  institution,  Zion  Citv 

Harvey  D    Brasefield,  Ph  B  ,  Vice-President 


INDIANA 

Amboy  Academy,  Amboy 

F    Kimball,   Principal 
Boggstown   Academy.   Boggstown 

Adelerich    Kaelin,    Principal 
Borden  Institute,  Borden 

J    O    Engleman,   Principal 
Central    Academy,    Plainfield 

Simon  N    Hester,   Piincipal 


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Indiana — continued 

Fail-mount  Academy,  Fairxnount 

Albert  R    Hall,  Principal 

Friends'  Bloomingdale  Academy,  Blooming- 
dale 

Caroline   M    Hill    Principal 
Goshen  College,  Ooshen 

Rev     John  E    Haitzler,    Piesident 
King-Crawford  Classical  School,  Terre  Haute 

Bertha     Pratt     King1      and     Mary     Sinclair 

Crawford,    Principals 
Manchester  College,  North.  Manchester 

Otho  Winger,  President 
Maplewood  School,  Kokomo 

Mrs    Sheridan   Cox,   Principal 
Moores  Hill  College,   Moores  Hill 

Harry   Andrews   King1,    ST  D ,    President 
Oakland  City  College*  Oakland  City 

W     P     Bearing,    Principal 
St.  Agnes  Academy,  Indianapolis 

Sister    Ernestine,    Superior 
St.  Francis  Academy,  Kokomo 

R     J    Pratt,    Principal 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Evansville 

Sister   Mary    Albertine,    Superior 
St.    Lawrence    Select    School,    Lawrenceburg 

Rev     F     J     Sunderman,    President 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  New  Albany 

Sister   Superior 
St.  Mary's  High  School,  Michigan  City 

Sister   Mary    Acquinata,    Pimcipal 
St.  Rose's  Academy,  La  Porte 

Sister  of  the  Holy   Cross    Principal 
Spiceland  Academy,  Spiceland 

Homer   H     Cooper,    A  M  ,    Superintendent 
Union  High  Academy  and  Business  College, 
Westfteld 

Irvin    Stanley,    President 
Winona  College,  Winona  Lake 

Haiold    G     Laurance,    Dean 


IOWA 


Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Victory,  Waterloo 

Rev    M    Cooney,    President 
Academy  of  the  Holy  Ghost,  Dubnque 

Sister  M    Abondia,    Superior 
Academy    of    the    Immaculate    Conception, 
Charles  City 

Sister  Mary  Berchmans,  Superior 
Academy   of   Immaculate    Conception,   Dav- 
enport 

Sister  Mary   Isabelle,   Superior 
Academy    of    the    Immaculate    Conception, 
Fairbank 

Father  W    F    Donahue,   President 
Academy    of    the    Immaculate    Conception, 
Gilbertsville 

Rev    John   Nemmers,   Principal 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Des  Moines 

Kev     Father    Nugent,    President 
Blackburn's   Academv,    Clmriton 

Rev     Blackburn,    Principal 
Buena  Vista  College,  Storm  Lake 

Rev    P     D    EchJm,    President 
Cedar  Valley   Seminary*    Osage 

Horace  G    Colpitts,    Principal    < 


Ion 


iontmucd 


Corning  Academy,  Corning 

F    H    Currens,  M  A  ,  Principal 
Corpus  Christi  Academy,  Fort  Dodge 

Sister  M    Saveria,  Supenor 
Davenport  Institute,  Davenport 

Christian    Goettig,    Principal 
Denmark    Academy,   Denmark 

George  F    Hayes,   Principal 
Dillon    Lutheran    School,    Dillon 

J.    F     Th     Heine,    President 
Earlham   Academy,   Earlham 

William     H     Monroe,    Principal 
Elk  Horn  Lutheran  College,  Elk  Horn 

Rev     L     A     Laurens,    President 
Ellsworth    College,  Iowa   Falls 

I     F     Meyer,    President 
Epiphany  Academy,  Sioux  City 

Sister  M    Harold,  Supenor 
Ejworth  Seminary,  Epvvorth 

Clyde  E    Baker,  Pimcipal 
Evangelical  Lutheran   College,  Newhall 

Rev    E    O    Bertram,  Principal 
Evangelical  Lutheran  School,  Alta 

Rev    Jacob  Schmidt,  Piesident 
Evangelical    Zion's    School,    Lowden 

F    Wernmg,   Pimcipal 
Fairfield  Academy,  Fairfieid 

R    A    Harkness,  Principal 
Friends'  Academy,  Legiand 

J     H     Hadlev     Principal 
Friends*  Boarding  School,  West  Branch. 

Howard    T     Jones,    Principal 
German   College,   Mt.   Pleasant 

Edwin    S    Havighorst,    President 
German-English    Lutheran    School,    Lowden 

William  "W    Schmidt,   Pimcipal 
German     Evangelical     St.      John's     School, 
Clarence 

Rev.   C    Schulmeistrat,   Principal 
German  Lutheran  Parochial  School,  Charter 
Oak 

Rev    H    A    Ansorge,  Principal 
German  School,   Arcadia 

A    Bemer,  Principal 
Graceland  College,  Lamoni 

J    A     Gunsollev    President 
Grand    View    College,    Des    Moines 

E    Wagner,    President 
Howe's  Academy,  Mount  Pleasant 

S    C    Howe,   M  S ,   Principal 
Ida  Institute,   Davenport 

Ida   M     Burrows,   Principal 
Immaculate    Conception    Academy,    Decorah 

Sister  Mary   Agnes,    Superior 
Iowa  CUT  Academy,  Iowa  City 

W.    A     Willis,    Principal 
Jewell  Lutheran  College,  Jewell 

Rev     K     O     Sittreim,    President 
Leander   Clark  College,  Toledo 

Rev    Franklin   HI    Brooke,    D  D ,   President 
Lenox   College,   Hopkinton 

Rev    E     E     Reed,    D  D ,    President 
Loretto  Academy,  Marcus 

Rev.    E     O     Reilly,    Principal 
Luther  College,   Decorah 

Rev    C     TC   Preus,   B  A  ,   President 
Moinmgside  Academy,  Sioux:  City 

B    A    Brown,    Piincipal 
Mt.   Pleasant  Academy,   Mount  Pleasant 

L.    Antrim,    Principal 


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Iowa — continued 

New  Providence   Academy,   New  Providence 

Albert  F    Styles,   A  M  ,   Puncipal 
Northwestern     Classical     Academy,     Orange 
City 

Rev     Thomas  E    Welmers,   Principal 
Notre    Dame    Seminary,    Independence 

Rev     P     O'Dowd,    Pimcipal 
Oak   Park  Academy,  Nevada 

J    G    Lamson,  Principal 
Oakland   City   College,   Oakland  City 

W     P     Dealing-,    Pnncipal 
Oskaloosa  College,  Oskaloosa 

Edwin    D    Kizei,    PhD,    President 
Our  Lady  of  Lourdes  Academy.  Burlington 

Sister    Mary    Elvira,    Superior 
Parsons    College   Academy,    Fairfield 

Chailcs    Carter,    MS,    Principal 
Penn  College  Academy,   Oscaloosa 

Chailes    L     Coffin      Pnncipal 
Pleasant  Plain  Academy,  Pleasant  Plain 

C    A     KHtrell,    Principal 
St    Aloysius  Academv,  Calmar 

Sister   M    Ursula,    Superior 
St.  Ambrose  Academy,  Des  Moines 

Sister   M     Olympia,    Superior 
St.  Angela's  Institute,   Carroll 

Sister  M    Adolphine,   Superioi 
St    Ann's  Academv,  Vail 

Rev    James   Murphy,    President 
St.  Augustine's  School,  Halbur 

Rev    M    A    Schemel,   Principal 
St.   Bernard   School,   Breda 

Rev    G     H     Luehrmann,    Principal 
St    Boniface's  School,  Ionia 

Sister    M     Ravmond,   Superior 
St.    Columbian's    Academy,    Dubuoue 

Rev    J    R    Togarty,  Principal 
St.  Elizabeth's  School,  Haiper 

H     Grothe,    Principal 
St.   Fiancis   De   Sale's   Academy,    Ossian 

Rev    M    J    Thiltgen,    Principal 
St    James'  School,  Washington 

Sister  M    Rosemunda,  Superior 
St.  John's  School,  Arcadia 

Franciscan    Sistei  s 
St.  John's  Lutheran  School,  Fairbank 

Rev    H    Steger,  Principal 
St.  John's  Parochial  School,  Bancroft 

Sister   Mary   Casilda,    Superior 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Ceclar  Rapids 

Sister    Mary   Agatha,    Superior 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  De  Witt 

Sister   M     Teresa,    Superior 
St.  Joseph's  School,  Carroll 

Franciscan   Sisters 
St    Joseph's  School,  Cresco 

Sister   Many  Vivina,    Supenor 
St.   Joseph    School,  Elkader 

J     F     Rully,    Principal 
St.   Martin's   Academy,   Cascade 

Rev     It     Roache,    Principal 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Alton 

Rev     F    J    Brune,    Pnncipal 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Cascade 

Rev     J    B    Alberts,    Pw'dent 
Stn&ary's   Academy,   Emmetsburg 

Sister  M    Emily,   Superior 
St.  Mary's  School,  Iowa  City 

Sister  M    Leon,  Superior 


loua — continued 

St.  Matthew's  School,  Clare 

Bert  Matthew  Darev,   Principal 
St.  Patrick's  Academy,  Clinton 

Sister  M    Louis,   Supenor 
St.  Patrick's  Academy,  Danbury 

Rev     T     Meaghen,    Principal 
St.  Patrick's  School,  Cedar  Falls 

Sister  M    Corona,  Superior 
St    Peter's  School,  Oxford 

Rev    H    J    Finefield,  Principal 
St.   Peter's  and  St    Paul's  School,   Carroll 

Sister  Superior 
St.  Rose  Academy,   Deni&on 

Rev     P     J     Farelly,    Principal 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Ackley 

Sister   Eutropia,    Superior 
Sacred  Heart   Cathedral   School,   Da\enport 

J     T     A     Flanagan,    Principal 
Sacred   Heart    School,   Boone 

Rev    J    P    Ban  on,  Principal 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Clinton 

Rev     F     Brmkman,    President 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Mejer 

Sister  M    Cornelia,   Supenor 
Scattergood  Seminary,  Westbranch 

Sara  M    Hmshaw,    Pnncipal 
School  of  the  Assumption,  Cresco 

Sister  Enthalia,    Superior 

School     of     Christian     Primary     Instruction, 
Sioux   Center 

Martin   Wyngaarden,   Principal 
Somber  Parochial  School,  Lake  Mills 

Laura  Ingrlcbrelson,  Pnncipal 
Tabor    College,    Tabor 

Rev    George  E    Wood,  D  D  ,  President 
Tilford    Collegiate   Academy,  Vinton 

Thomas   F    Tobm,   A  M.,   Principal 
Tcbm  College,  Fort  Dodge 

C    V    Findlay,    Principal 
Waldort    Lutheran    College,    Forest    City 

Rev     L     W    Boe,    President 
Warlburg  College,  Clinton 

John    Fritschel,    President 
Wartburg    Teachers'    Seminary    and    Acad- 
emy,  Waverly 

Aug     Engelbrecht,    Director 
Washington   Academy,   Washington 

Nora  O    Carette,   A  B  ,   Principal 
Western   Iowa   College,   Harlan 

John   R     Hutchinson,    President 
Western  Union  College,  Lernars 

A     Mock,    Ph  D  ,   President 
Whittier  College,  Salem 

Louis   T     Hill,    B  S ,    Principal 

KANSAS 

Assumption    School,    Topeka 

Sister   Rose,   Supenor 
Baker  University  Academy,  Baldwin 

Wai  tor   A     Cook,    M  S  ,    Principal 
Bethel    College,    Newton 

Rev    J    W    Kliewer,  President 
Central  Academy,  McPherson 

L    Glenn  Lewis,  Principal 
Cooper  College,    Sterling 

Ross  T.   Campbell,  EM> ,   President 


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Kansas— -cont]  nue  d 

Enterprise    Academy,    Enterprise 

D    Lr   Kattenohn,  President 
Excelsior  Institute,  Jett 

Mrs    Polk   South,    Principal 
TYiends'  Haviland  Academy,  Ha\iland 

E    B    Hadley,  Pimcipal 
Tort    Scott    Collegiate   Institute.   Fort    Scott 

Rev     Charles    Manchester,    Principal 
Haviland    Academy,   Haviland 

H     H     Townsend,    B  S ,    Principal 
Helper    Academy*    Eudora 

Fmmett    E     Hadley,    Principal 
Hiawatha   Academy,    Hiawatha 

Rev    G    B     Meriitt     President 
Highland  College,  Highland 

William  C    J    Adams,   Ph  D ,   President 
Kansas  Christian  College,  Lincoln 

C    G.   Nielson,   A  M  ,   President 
Lewis   Academv    (prep.    dept.   of   College   of 
Emporia),   Emporia 

Mrs     Eleanor   R     Christensen,    Ph  M ,    Prin 
McPherson   College,  McPherson 

Jotyi  Addison  Clement,  PhD,  Piesident 
Midland  College,  Atchison 

Rufus    B     Peerv,    PhD,    Piesident 
Miltonville    Wesleran    College.    Miltonvale 

Sil«»s  W    Bond,    A  M ,    President 
North    Branch    Academy,    North    Branch 

E    B    Hadley,  Principal 

Notre    Dame    De    L.ourdes    Academy,    Fort 
Scott 

Sister    Superior 
St.  John's  Lutheran  College,  Winfield 

Prof    A    W    Merer,   Director 
St    Panl  School,  St.  Paul 

F    Ravmond,    President 
St.    Rosi   Academy,   Danville 

P     J     Maloney,    Principal 
Strode  Academy,  Oswego 

J    B    White,    Principal 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Salina 

Sister   Raphael,    Superior 
Southern  Kansas  Academy,  Eureka 

Morton  M    Newcomb,  Principal 
Spring  River  Academy,   Galena 

Mary  Shaw,   Principal 
Ttalden    College,   McPberson 

David   Brunstrom,   M  A  ,   Principal 
Washington  Academy,    Washington 

S     S.    Ha  gem  an,    Principal 

KENTUCKY 

Academy   of  the  Immaculata,   Newport 

Sister   Superior 
Alexander  College,  Burkesvllle 

J.  Russell  Crawford,  D  D ,  President 
Asbury   College,  Wilmore 

H    C     Morrison,    LL,  D ,    President 
Auburn   Seminary,   Auburn 

W    Lee  Harris,    Master 
Barbonrsville   Institute,   Barboursvllle 

J     A     Lowry,    Principal 
Bardstown  Baptist  Institute,  Bardstown 

R     F     Gaither,    Principal 
Beauchamp's   School,    Taylorville 

Katie  B    Beauchamp,   Principal 
Bethel    College,    Russellville 

Harry    G    Bro^v  nell     B  S ,    President 
Blandvilla  Baptist  College,  Blandvllle 

J.    R     Robinson,    Principal 


Kentucky— continued 

Boon evi  lie    Academy,    Booneville 

Rev    "W    A    ES    Campbell,   Principal 
Bowling  Green  Preparatory  School,  Bowling 
Green 

Miss   Du   Rose,    Principal 

Buchanan    Collegiate    Institute,    Campbells- 
ville 

Isaac  Mitchell,  AM.   Principal 
Caldwell    Academy,    Owenton 

Jesse    C     Caldwell,    Principal 
Central  Christian  College,  Hustonville 

Miss  Mary  P    Wood    Principal 
Central  Preparatory  School,  Danville 

L    C    Bosley,  Principal 
Cross  School,  Louisville 

Mrs    L    B    Cross,   Ph  D ,   Principal 
Cumberland   College,   William sburg 

B     E     Wood,    A  M      Piesident 
East  Livnne  College,  Buffalo 

G    L.    Grume,  A  B ,  President 
Excelsior  Institute,  Jett 

Mis   Polk  South,  Piesident 
Fairmoont   College,   Sulphur 

B    F    Turner,   Principal 
Funk  Seminary,  La  Grange 

John   W    Selph,   Principal 
Hardin    Collegiate    Institute,    EHzabethtown 

J    E    Austin,   Jr.,  Principal 
Harlan  Academy,  Harlan 

Rev    J    G.  Wade,  LL  D ,   Principal 
Harp  School,  Paris 

Miss  Harp,  Principal 

Hartford     College    and    Business     Institute, 
Hartford 

T    J    Morton,    Principal 
Hazel    Green   Academy,   Hazel    Green 

James   Thomson   McGarvey,    Principal 
Hindman  School,  Hinchnan 

George   Clarke,    Principal 
Hyden  Academy,  Hyden 

Carl  W    Lewey.  Principal 
Johnson  Academy,  Fineville 

Mayme  Johnson,  Principal 
Kentucky    Classical    and    Business    College, 
North   Middletown 

Milton   Eliot,    Principal 
Kentucky   Wesleyan  Academy,   Campton 

George  Clarke,  Principal 
Kentucky   Wesleyan  College,   Winchester 

Rev    J    L,    Clark,   D  D ,    President 
Kenyon    College,   Hodgenville 

Charles  William  Barnes,   Principal 
Lees  Collegiate  Institute,   Jackson 

C    A    Leonard,  A  M ,   Principal 
Unsay-Wilson   Training   School,   Columbia 

J     S     Chandler    Principal 
Lynnland  Institute,  Glendale 

George  Perry,  Principal 
Male  and  Female   Academy,   Providence 

J    T    Brown,    Principal 
Male  and  Female  College,  Sharpsburg 

Mrs    Fannie  B    Talbor,  Principal 
Marvin    University    School,    Clinton 

A    J    South,   Principal 
Morgantown   Seminary,  Morgantown 

J.   Elmer   Turner,   Principal 
Mt.    Sterling  Collegiate  Institute,   Mt.   Ster- 
ling 

Robert  I    Cord,   A  B  ,   President 


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Kentucky — continued 

Mt.  Vernon  Collegiate  Institute,  Mr.  Vernon 

Rev     E     A     Ewers,    Principal 
Northern    Kentucky    Normal    Academy.    Co- 
rinth 

D     J     Wright     Principal 
Ohio   Valley   College,   Sturgis 

J     E     Austin,    President 
Paris  Academy,  Paris 

Edward    M     Costello,    Principal 
Pikeville   College,   Pikeville 

Jacob  P    Whiten ead,  President 
Presentation  Academy,  Louisville 

Sister   Eutopia,    Superior 

Fourth    Avenue 
Princeton    Collegiate    Institute,    Princeton 

John  M    Richmond,   Puncipal 
Riverside    Seminary,    Vanceburg 

Lawrence   Rolfe,    Principal 
Rose   Hill   Academy,    Versailles 

M    G    Jesse,   Principal 
Rugby   School,    Covington 

K     J     Moms,    Principal 
RuRsellville  Academy,  Russelville 

Miss  Fanny  Bowdon,  Principal 
St.  Augustine's  Academy,  Lebanon 

Rev    J    A   Hoyarty,  Puncipal 
St.    James'    School,    Elizabethtown 

Sister  M    Gabriel,   Superior 
St    John's  Select  School,  Carrolton 

Sister  Calista,  Superior 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Paducah 

Sister    Agathina,    Superior 
St.  Walburg  Academy,  Covington 

Mother    Walburg   Sallmger,    Pnorcss 
Sandy   Valley   Senunart,    Paint&xille 

P   S   Muinll,  Puncipal 

Semple      Collegiate      and     Moore      Primary 
School,  Louisville 

TJUCY   Baird,    AB,   Pun<  ipal,   1135    Fourth 
Sharpsbiirg   Academy,    Sharpsburg 

J    C    Nelson,   Principal 
Smith's    Classical    School,   Cynthiana 

William    Selin,    A  M  ,   Principal 
South-Fulton   College,  Fulton 

J    H    Stover,   President 
Spencer  Institute,  Taylorsville 

G    C    Overstreet,   Principal 
Stanford  Male  and   Female  Institute,   Stan- 
ford 

Oscar  B    Fallis,  Ph  D     Principal 
Stuart  Robinson   College,  Blackey 

Dr    Edwaid  O    Guonant,    Principal 
Sue  Bennett  Memorial  School,  London 

J    C    Lewis,   Principal 
Sutherland  School,  Paris 

Miss  Sutherland,  Principal 
Union   College,  Barboursville 

Percy   L,     Ports,    President 
Urania  Normal   College,   Glasgow 

Rice    E     Eubank,    AB,    Piosident 
Van   Horn   Institute,    Slaughtersville 

J    W    Bignev,   Principal 
W.  C*  T.  IT.   Settlement  School,  Hindman 

Miss    Mav    Stone,    Piincipal 
Wayman  Institute   (colored).  Harrodsburg 

George  W    Saffells,  Principal 
West  Kentucky  Seminary,  Beaver  Dam 

O     U     Shultz,    Principal 
Williamfiburg    Academy,    Wllliamsburg 

A    s    wm    Principal 


Kentucky — continued 

Willow   Dell   Academy,   Elizaville 

James  H    McGohan,  Principal 
Yerkes'  Private   School,  Paris 

W    L    Yerkes,   Puncipal 


LOUISIANA 

Acad'\    Immaculate    Conception,    Opelousag 

Sister   Veronica,    Superior 
Chenet   Classical   Institute,   New   Orleans 

H    S    Chenet,   Principal 
Crowlev  University    School,   Crowley 

John   Hiram    Lewis,    Principal 
Daniel  Hand  School   (colored),  New  Orleans 

Miss  M    Isabel  Whepley,   Principal 

126  N    Rocheblanc 
Everett  Institute,   Spearsville 

J    W    Thorn e,   Principal 
Fasnacht's  Graded  Institute,  New  Iberia 

Miss  Marie  L    Fasnacht,   Principal 
Haughn  Institute,   New  Orleans 

Mrs    Maigaiet    M    Haughn,    Principal 

If53  Octavia 
Lorton.  Preparatory  School,  Houma 

Saiah    G     Winder,    AB,    Principal 
Louisiana   College,   Pineville 

f'la-v  brook    Cottingham,    MA,    Piesident 
Luther  College,  New  Orleans 

F    Wenger,   Principal 
Millwood   Institute,    Jackson 

Miss    A     M     C     Pcarcc,    Principal 
Povdras  Academy,  New  Roads 

T     J     Vaughan,    Principal 
Robert  Institute,   New  Orleans 

Miss    E.    Robert,    Principal 

2312   Barracks 
St    Hyacinth's  Boarding  Academy,  Monroe 

Sister  St    Ignatius,   Principal 
Soule    College,    New   Orleans 

George   Soule,    President 

603  St    Charles 
Southern  University   (colored),  Baton  Rouge 

Principal 
Trinity  School,  New  Orleans 

Rev    C    Niermann,    Principal 

Oliver  and  Eliza 
MAINE 

Anson  Academy,  North  Anson 

REG     Bailey,    Principal 
Aroostook  Central  Institute,  Mars  Hill 

E    L.   Gray,    Piincipal 

George  Thomas  Sweet,  A  B ,  Principal 
Berwick    Academy,    §outh   Berwick 

K    L    Gra'y,  Principal 
Bridge    Academy,    Dresden   Mills 

Norris   S     Lord,    A  B.,   Principal 
Bridgewater  Classical  Institute,  Brldgewatex 

N    H    Rich 
Bridgton  Academy,  North  Bridyton 

Chester   O    Tuttlo,  Principal 
Calias  Academy,  Calias 

A.  N    Sanborn,  Principal 
Cherry  field  Academy,   Cherryfleld 

Thomas  C    Toolcer,   Principal 
Coburn  Classical  Institute,  Watervllle 

Drew  T   Hawthorne,  A  B  ,  Principal 
Corlnna   Fnlon   Academy,   Corlnna 

Wade  L    Grindle,  Principal 


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Maine — continued 

East  Corinth  Academy,  East  Corinth 

R    J    Coffej,  Principal 

East    Maine    Conference    Seminary,    Bucks- 
port 

E    R   Vemll,  Principal 
Eastern  Maine  Institute,  Spiingfield 

S    W    Norwood,   Principal 
Erskine  Academy,  South  China 

Robert  B    Oxven,  Principal 
Foxcroft  Academy,  foxcroft 

H    S    Hill,   Principal 
Freedom   Academy,   Freedom 

Frank  Fortier,  Principal 
Fiyeburg  Academy,  Fryeburg 

Ernest  Weel's,   Puncipal 
George  Stevens  Academy,  Bluehill 

A    W    Boston,   Puncipal 
Gould's   Academy,   Bethel 

Frank    B     Hanscom,    A  M ,    P^'ncipal 
Oreely  Institute,  Cumberland  Center 

Dana  S    Jordon,  Principal 
Hampden  Academy,  Hampden 

B   C   Markle,  Principal 
Hartland  Academy,   Hartland 

William  S    Guptill,  Principal 
Hebron   Academy,   Hebron 

William    E.    Sargent,    Litt  D ,    Principal 
Higgins  Classical  Institute,  Charleston 

H    A    McLellan,  Principal 
Rents  Hill  Seminary,  Kents  Hill 

Rev    John  O    Newton,   President 
Leavitt  Institute,  Turner 

Percy     H    H    Bookei,     Principal 
Limerick   Academy,    Limerick 

George  E    Leatherborrow,  Principal 
Limington  Academy,  Limington 

Willis  F.   Avery,    Principal 
Lincoln   Academy,  New   Castle 

Frank  B    Bnggs,  Principal 
Li tch  field  Academy,  Litchfield 

Leon  E    Cash,  President 
Maine   Cential   Institute,   Pittsfield 

S    R    Oldham,   Principal 
Mattanawcook   Academy,   Lincoln 

Maurice  B    Men  ill,   Principal 
Monmouth  Academy,  Monmouth 

A    J    Chick,   Principal 
Monson  Academy,  Mcrason 

J    A    Scott,  Principal 
North  Yarmouth  Academy,  Yarmouth 

John   O    Hall,   Jr ,    A  B  ,   Principal 
Oak   Grove   Seminary,  Vassalboro 

L.    R    Jones,  A  M ,  Principal 
Parsonfield   Seminary,   North  Parsonfield 

Roland   H     Verbeck,    Principal 
Patten  Academy,  Patten 

Charles  E    Merrill,  Principal 
Pennell  Institute,   Gray 

Melville  C    Smart,  Principal 
Potter  Academy,   Sebago 

Joseph  W    Hamhn,  Principal 
Bicker  Classical  Institute,  Houlton 

Irving  C    Weeks,    S  B ,    Principal 
Somerset  Academy,  Athens 

A    W    Boston,  A  B  ,  Principal 
Thornton  Academy,  Saco 

Ernest  Rolllston  Woodbury,  A  B ,  Principal 
Traip    Academy,  Kittery 

G    H    D    L' Amoureaux,  Principal 
Washington  Academy,  East  Machias 

Ralph   S    Smith,   ABf   Principal 


Maine — con  tinued 

Wilton  Academy,  Wilton 

W    Guy   Colby, 
Wiscassett    Academy,   Wiscassett 

Hanj-    L.    Bradford,  Puncipal 


MARYLAND 

Allegany   County   Academy,    Cumberland 

Mai  shall  C    Allaben,  AB,  Principal 
Andrew  Small  Academy,  Darnestown 

Rev    M    L    Fearnow,    A  M ,   Principal 
Anne  Arundel  Academy,  Millers\ille 

John   P    Buidette,    Principal 
Blue  Ridge   College,  New  Windsor 

Rev    Paul   H     Bowman,   Piesident 
Brookeville    Acadlemy,    Brookeville 

Clinton    M.    Moore,    Piinclpal 
Brunswick   Seminary,  Brunswick 

J     J     Shenk,    Principal 
Cal\ert    School,   Baltimore 

Virgil   M    Hillyer,    A  B ,  Headmaster 
Friends*  School,  Baltimore 

Edward  C.  Wilson,  B    S ,  Principal 

Park   Place    and    Laurens 
Knapp's  Institute,   Baltimore 

W     A     Knapp,   Principal 

S51    Hollms 
Loyola  College  and  High   School,   Baltimore 

Rev   William  J    Ennis,  S    J ,  President 

Monument  and  Madison 
Lee  School,  Baltimore 

Miss   R    L    .Meyer,   Principal 
McDonough  Institute,  La  Plata 

R     H     Lee    Reid,    Principal 
Milton   University,   Baltimore 

W    James    Heaps,    Ph  D  ,    Pi  esident 

310    W     Hoffman    St 
Rcckville  Academy,  Bockville 

W    Plnckney  Mason,  Principal 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Leonardtown 

Sister  Superior 
Sherwood  Friends'  School,   Sandy  Spring 

Ida   Palmer  Stabler,   President 
West  Nottingham  Academy,  Colora 

William   F    H    Wentzel,   M  S ,   Principal 
Western      Maryland      Preparatory      School, 
Westchester 

S     Beeman,    Ph  B  ,    Principal 

MASSACHUSETTS 

American    International    College,    Springfield 

C     S     McGown,    Chancellor 
Arms  Academy,   Shelburne  Falls 

Charles   A     Holbrook,    Principal 
Assumption   College,  Worcester 

Sister   Supenor 
Bancroft's    School,   Worcester 

Frank  H    Robson,   Headmaster 
Barker  Free  Academy,  West  Boxford 

Harold   C    Wing-ate,   Principal 
Bristol  Academy,  Taunton 

Alice  L    Ciossman,  Principal 
Broomfield   School,   Harvard 

Ansel  S    Richards,  Principal 
Con vi  ell    Academy,    South    Worthington 

Miss  Minnie  H    Bridgeman,  Principal 
Cushing  Academy,  Ashburnham 

Hervey  S    Cowell,   A  M ,   Principal 


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Massachusetts — continued 

Dean  Academy,  Fianklin 

Arthur  W    Pierce,   Litt  D  ,   Pimeipal 
Deerfield  Academy,  Deerfield 

Frank  L    Boyden,   B  A  ,  Prin 
Derby  Academy,  Hingham 

Mrs    M    M    Burdett,   Pimcipal 
JBlm  Hill  School,  Roxbury 

Mis    Alice  C    Davis,   Principal 

"Wen  on  ah  St 
Fauntleroy  Hall   School,  Roxbury 

Miss  Alice  C    Davis,   Piincipal 
Friends'   Academy,   New  Bedford 

Grace    B     Dodge,    Principal 
Hill's  School,  Lowell 

Miss  Lucy  A    Hill,   Principal 
Hitchcock  Free  Academy,  Brimfield 

George   F     Kenney,    A  B ,    Principal 
Hopkins  Academy,  Hadley 

James  P    Reed,  Principal 
Howe  School,  Billerica 

Eugene  C    Vming,  M  A ,   Principal 

Howe's   School,   Salem 

Miss  Bertha  M    Howe,  Principal 
Leicester  Academy,  Leicester 

Raymond  McFailand,  M  A  ,   Principal 
Mosher     Home     Preparatory     School,     New 
Bedford 

Charles  E    Mosher,  Principal 
Murdock  School,  Winchenden 

Frederic  W    Plumnaer,   Principal 
New  Salem  Academy,  New  Salem 

William   G     Hoyt,    Principal 
Newton  Private  School,  Newton 

Mabel   T    Hall,   Principal 
Nichols  Academy,  Dudley 

Frank  C    Johnson,  A  B ,   Principal 
North    Shore    Academy ,    Lynn 

Mrs    Florence  B    Dies&el,  Principal 
Perley  Free  School,  Georgetown 

F    W    Alexander   A  B ,   Principal 
Powers  Institute*  Bernardston 

Lyman  B    Phelps,   A  B ,    Principal 
Punchard    Free   School,   Andover 

Nathan  C    Hamblin,    Principal 
St.   James*   School,   Haverhill 

M    De   Chantal,    Superior 
St.  John's  School,  Worcester 

Brother   Roberts,   Principal 
St.  Patrick's  School,  Watertown 

Sister  Antonms,   Superior 
Sawln  Academy,  Sherhorn 

Ethel  Frances  Littlefield,  A  M ,  Principal 
Smith  Academy,  Hal  field 

Albert   J.    Chidester,    Principal 
South  Lancaster  Academy,  South  Lancaster 

C    S    Longacre,  Principal 
Ston  Holm  School,  Sharon 

Mis    Helen  W    Davenport,    Piincipal 
Tabor  Academy,  Marion 

Charles  E.   Pethybridge,   Principal 
Thayer  Academy,  South  Braintree 

William  Gallagher,  Ph  D  ,  Principal 
Thibodeau's  College,  Fall  River 

J    D    Thibodeau,  Principal 
Trinity  School,  Lenox 

Miss  Lippmcott,   Piincipal 


continued 

Waltham  New  Church   School,   Waltham 

George    B     Boaman,    Principal 
Weslejan   Academy,   Wilbraham 

Charles    E     Davis,    D  D  ,    Principal 
Westford  Academy,  Westford 

William   Woodward,    Principal 


MICHIGAN 

Albion   College,   Albion 

Samuel    Dickie,    LL  D ,    President 
Alma  College  Academy,  Alma 

Albert   P    Cook,    AM,    Piincipal 
Battle*  Creek  College,  Battle  Creek 

Edwaid    A     Sutherland,   Principal 
Beacon   School,   Detroit 

Miss    L     V     Greene,    A  B ,    Director 

439  Third   Ave. 
Benton  Harbor  College,   Benton  Harbor 

G    J    Edgecomb,    Ph  D ,   President 
Benzonia  Academy,  Benzonia 

George    R     Caton,    Principal 
Cedar   Lake   Academy,    Cedar   Lake 

R     W     Garrett,    Principal 
Detroit  Hebrew  Institute,  Detroit 

Jacob    B     Barnch,    Principal 

49    Division 

Emmanuel      Missionary      College,      Berrien 
Springs 

Otto  J    Graf,   A  B*,  President 
Ferris  Institute.   Big   Rapids 

Woodbridgc   N     Feins,    President 
Hope   College,    Holland 

Rev.    Ame   Venneme,    D  D ,    President 
Kalamazoo   College,   Kalamazoo 

Herbert  Lee  Sletson,  President 
Le   Fevie   Institute,    Kalamazoo 

Sisters   of   St     Joseph 
Michigan  Normal  Academy,   Clarksville 

Charles   J     Tiansue,    Piincipal 
Most   Holy  Trinity    School,   Detroit 

Sister  Superior  148  Porter 

St.  Andrew's  Academy,  Saginaw 

Sistei    Anastasia,    Superioi 
St.  Anne's  School,   Menominee 

Mother   M     Collette 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Marqucttc 

Mother    Sacied    Heart,    Superior 
St.  Joseph's  German  Catholic  School,  Muske- 
gon 

Sisters   of    St     Dominic 
St.  Joseph's  High  School,  Escanaba 

Sister   Ignatia,    Superioi 
St.  Mary's  School.   Sault  Ste    Marie 

Sister    M.    Maurus,    Superior 
St.  Thomas  High  School,  Ann  Arbor 

Sister  M    Magdalene.   Superior 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Laurium 

Rev    S    A    Perron,   O.F  M ,   Principal 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Lake  Linden 

Rev.  Sigismund  Pirron,  Principal 
Spring  Arbor  Seminary,  Spring  Arbor 

H    S    Ste^ait,  Piincipal 


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Michigan — continued 

State  Jean  Baptibte   School,  Muskegon 

Ursulme    Sisteis 
feuomi  College,  Hancock 

Rev    John  K    Nikandei,  Piosident 
Walbridge  Private  School,  Grand  Rapids 

Nelson    H     Walbridge,    A  M ,    Principal 

15  Dunham 
Waples  Bissell  School,  Ann  Arbor 

Margaiet  Evel>n  Waples,  B  L, ,  Principal 
Webb  Academy,  Grand  Rapids 

William   B     "Webb,    Principal 

MINNESOTA 

Baldwin   Seminary,    St    Paul 

Clinton   J    Backus,   Principal 

114    Mackubin 
Bethel  Academy,  St    Anthony  Park 

R    J    Wingblade,  Principal 
Crookston  College,  Crookston 

J    C     Sathre,   LJL,  D  ,   President 
Dr.  Martin  Luther  College,  New  Vim     * 

Rev     A     Ackermann,    AM,    Piesident 
Luther  Academy,  Albert  Lea 

Rev    Jacob   B    Thoen,   BA,    Piesident 
Minnesota  College,  Minneapolis 

Frank  Nelson,  President 

Harvaid   and   Delaware,    S     E 
North   Star  Collegre,  Warren 

O    E    Abiahamson,    President 
Northwestern   College,   Fergus   Falls 

Rev     Carl   Solomonson,    Principal 
Park  Region  Lutheran  College,  .Fergus  Falls 

Rev    D    G    Ristad.  President 
Parker  College,  Wmnebago 

Benj     Longley,   President 
Pillsbury  Academy,  Owatonna 

Milo   B.    Price,    Ph  D ,    Principal 
St    Mary's  High  School,  St.  Paul 

Sister    Victoria,     Superior 

9th    and    Locust 
St.  Paul's  College,  St.  Paul  Park 

Rev    Henry  J    Hoffert,  Ph.D ,  President 
Wilmar  Seminary,  WUmar 

A.  C    Pederson,  Principal 
Wtndom  Institute,  Montevideo 

R     E     Nichol,   B  A.,    Principal 


MISSISSIPPI 

Barrow  Memorial  Academy,   Columbus 

Mrs     Sales,    Principal 
Bennett   Academy,   Clarkson 

George    W     Keene,    President 
Booneville  Institute,  Booneville 

D.   A    Hill,   Principal 
Braxton  Collegiate  Institute,  Braxton 

Paul  De  Leon  McLaurin,  A.B.,  Principal 
Carthage  Academy,  Carthage 

Woodley   and   Huddleston,    Principals 
Chalybeate  Springs  Institute,  Chalybeate 

J    N.  Berry,  Principal 
Clarke  College,  Newton 

Rev    L    G.    Gates,   President 
Cumberland  Normal  Institute,  Cumberland 

Rev    J.  F.  Mitchell,  Principal 
Franklin   Academy,   Columbus 

C     K     Taffe,    Principal 
Harpervllle  Collegiate  Institute,  Harpervllle 

C.  A.   Huddleston,  President 


Mississippi — continued 

luka    College,    luka 

Rev    John  B    Culpepper,  President 
Jackson  College   (colored),  Jackson 

Rev    Luther  G    Barrett,  AM,   President 
Kate  Tucker  Institute,  Byhaha 

Kate    Eugenia   Tucker,    Principal 
Kossuth    School,    Kossuth 

J.    O     Looney,    Principal 
Liberty  Male  and  Female  College,  Liberty 

Rev     N     Smylie,    Principal 
Lincoln  School,  Meridian 

Caesar  S    Lidbetter,    A  B  ,  Principal 
Lockhart   Male  and  Female  Inst.,  Lockhart 

W    F    Cooper,  B  S ,  Piincipal 
Meridian  Academy  (colored),  Meridian 

J    Beverly  F.   Shaw,   Ph  D ,   Principal 
Meridian   College,  Meridian 

John  W    Beeson,  Piesident 
Mississippi      Conference      Training      School, 
Montrose 

Rev.    W.   H    Betts,   Ph.   B,   Principal 
Mississippi  Normal  College,  Houston 

E     L     Collins,    Piesident 
Natchez  College   (colored),  Natchez 

S    H    C    Owen,   Principal 
Orwood  Academy,    Orwood 

J    D     Stormont,    Principal 
Pittsboro    Male   and   Female   College,   Pitts- 
boro 

A    A.    Newell,   AB,    President 
Handle's   University   School,   Hernando 

W     S     Burks,    Principal 
Rust  College    (colored),  Holly  Springs 

Rlev     Geoise   Evans,    DD,   Piesident 
St.  Clara's  Academy,  Yazoo  City 

Sister    Superior 
Southern  Christian  College,  West  Point 

Horsea   Baker   Abernethy,    A  M  ,    President 
Southern   Christian  Institute    (colored),   Ed- 
wards 

J.  B    Lehman,  Ph  B  ,  President 
Starkville  Graded  School,  Starkville 

Hugh    Critz,    B  Sc  ,    Principal 
Tougaloo   University    (colored),  Tougaloo 

Rev    William  Trumbel  Holmes,    D  D  ,  Pres 
University  Training  School,    Orwood 

George    Hurst,    Principal  « 

Vaiden  Institute,  Taiden 

Hugh   B    Rose,   Principal 

MISSOURI 

Academy  of  St.  Francis  Be  Sales,  Ste.  Gene- 
vieve 

Madame    Louise   de   Camiran,   Principal 
Appleton  City  Academy,  Applefcon  City 

G    A.    Theilmann,   Principal 
Bellevue  Collegiate  Institute,  Caledonia 

Principal 
Carleton   College,   Farmington 

Dr    Edgar  Moncena   Smith,   President 
Carthage   Collegiate  Institute,  Carthage 

W    S.   Knight,   DD,   Principal 
Centenary   Academy,  Palmyra 

James  A    Lanius,  Principal 
Central  College  Academy,  Fayette 

John    C     Gobdey,    A  M ,    Principal 
Civil  Service  Training  School,  Kansas  City 

Henry  Coon,   Principal 

203    Owen   Bldg. 


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Missouri — continued 

Concordia  College,   Gravelton 

L.    M    Wagner,   Principal 
Dadeville  Academy,  Dadeville 

E    C.  Lowe,  Principal 
Grand  River  Academy,  Gallatin 

O     L.    Wood,    AM.,    Principal 
Haynes  Academy,   Excelsior  Springs 

Anthony  Haynes,   Principal 
Homer  Institute,  Bocky  Comfort 

J     Turner   Horner,    Principal 
Howell    Institute,    Howell 

George   B    Miller,   Principal 
Iberia  Academy,  Iberia 

Byron    Smith,    A  M ,    Principal 
Kidder  Institute,   Kidder 

George   W    Shaw,   Principal 
Lincoln  Institute  (colored),  Jefferson  City 

B    F    Allen,   A  M..L.L.  D  ,   Principal 
Marionville    College,   Marionville 

L.    G    Reser,   A  M  ,D  D  ,   President 
Marvin  College,  Fredericktown 

C    C    Thudium,  President 
Maryville    Seminary,   Maryville 

Rev    Charles  F    Enyart,  A  M  ,  President 
McGee  Holiness  College,  Clarence 

W     T    Bachelar,   President 
Miller  County  Institute,  Spring  Garden 

Carl  G    Andrews,  Principal 
North  Missouri  Academy,  Salisbury 

G    C    Bnggs,    Principal 
Otterville    College,    Otterville 

W     W     Gillum,    B  L ,    President 
Palmer  College,  Albany 

Rev    C    A    Watkins,   President 
Pilot  Grove   Academy,  Pilot  Grove 

C.    L    Euckmaeter,   Principal 
Pike  College,  Bowling  Green 

Lulu  M    Collins,   Ph  D  ,   President 
Prairie  Hill  Academy,  Prairie  Hill 

E    R.    Carlstead,   Principal 
Pritchett  College,   Glasgow 

U    S    Hall,   AB,   President 
Principle  School,  St.  Louis 

Mary  K    Morgan,  Principal 

Page    and   Belt    Aves. 
St.  Cecelia  Seminary,  Holden 

Sister  M.   Purification,   Principal 
St.  Columbus'   School,  Chillicothe 

Rev    Hanorius  Busch,   Principal 
Ste.  Genevieve  Academy,  Ste.  Genevieve 

Sisters   of   St     Joseph    Carondalet 
St.   Joseph's  Academy,   Hannibal 

Mother  Columba,   Principal 
St.  Joseph's  School,  Edina 

Rev   R    J    Healy.  President 
St.  Peter's  School,  Jefferson  City 

Rev    Joseph  Bellinger,   Principal 
St.  Xavier's  Academy,  Marshall 

Sister  Loretto,   Principal 
Sproul  Academy,  Mexico 

Miss  Carrie  Sproul,  Principal 
Sweet  Springs  Academy,  Sweet  Springs 

J    B.  Barnett,  Principal 
Van  Bensselaer  Academy,  Bensselaer 

J    B    Travis,  Principal 
Watson   Seminary,   Ashley 

F    B    Palmer,   B  S ,   Principal 
Walther  College,  St.  Louis 

Bugene  H.   Harmes,   A  M ,   President 

Park  Ave    and  Benton  PI 


Missouri — continued 

Weaubleau  Christian  College,  Weaubleau 

Frederick  Cooper,  President 
Webb  City  College,  Webb  City 

John  W  Kellner,  Principal 
Western  Bible  and  Literary  College,  Odessa 

R    N.   Gardner,   B  S  ,  President 

Western  Collegiate  and  Industrial  Institute, 
Macon 

James  Henry  Garnett,    Principal 

Woodland   College,   Independence 

George    S     Bryant,    Principal 

Woodson  Institute,   Richmond 

Rev     S     W     Bnaoiy,    Puncipal 


MONTANA 


Collier  School,  Anaconda 

Mis    R    Johnson,   Principal 

Montana  Deaconess   School,   Helena 

M     J3     Roxana    Beck,    Puncipal 
Mt.  KlUs  Academy,  Bozeman 
Puncipal 

St    PaUick    School,   Billings 

biatei    M    Gabriel,   Super  101 
Ursuline  Academy  and   Convent,  St.  Peter 

Mother  Maiy  Amadeus,   Superior 


NEBRASKA 

A  .      ,w 


Bethesda  College,  Henderson 

Daniel    Peters,    Principal 
Custer  College,  Broken  Bow 

W    C    Lessley,   President 
Danish  Academy,  Nysted 

A     H     Dorf,    Principal 
Franklin  Academy,   Franklin 

G    W    Mitchell,  Principal 
Gates  Academy,  NeUgh 

G     W     Mitchell,    Principal 
Hebron  Academy,  Hebron 

R    H    Buehring,  President 
Lincoln  Academy,  Lincoln 

L    M    Obeikrotter,  A  B ,  Principal 
Luther  College,  Wahoo 

Rev    L    Banander,  Piesident 
Martin  Luther  Academy  and  Normal  School* 
Sterling 

G    Bcrgstracsser,   Principal 
Nativity  School,  North  Platte 

Rev     S     Carroll,    Principal 
Nebraska  Central  College,  Central  City 

Floyd  W    Perisho,  Pie&ident 
Pawnee  City  Academy,  Pawnee  City 

F    A    Henderson,   Principal 
St.  Trancis  Academy,  Columbus 

Sister  M  Agnella,  Supoiioress 
St.  Francis  School*  Humphrey 
Fr  Florentins,  Principal 


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Nebraska — continued 

School  of  the  Holy  Family,  Yoik 

Mother  Augustine,   Supenoi 
Union   College,   College  \iew 

Hariy   A     Morrison,    A     M 
Ursuline  Convent,  Falls  City 

Mother  Helen,    Supenor 
Weeping  Water  Academy,  Weeping  Water 

M    M     Redenbaugh,   A  M ,    Principal 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 

Appleton    Academy,   New   Ipswich 

Herschel   W    Lewis,    Principal 
Atkinson  Academy,  Atkinson 

H    Warren  Bow,  Principal 
Austin  Academy,  Center  Strafford 

Ernest  P    Freese,   Principal 
Austin-Cat e    Academy,    Strafford 

Ernest  P    Freese,   Principal 
Biewster  Academy,  Wolf&boro 

Charles   Haloy,    Principal 
Coe's  North  wood  Academy,  North  wood 

Edwin    K    Welsh,    A  B ,    Principal 
Colby  Academy,  New  London 

Justin  O.  Wellman,  A  B  ,  Principal 
Colebrook  Academy,   Colebrook 

C     W    Kemp,    Principal 
Dow  Academy,  Francoma 

Henry   H    Clark,    Principal 
Francestown    Academy,    Francestown 

James  I    Newton,  A  B  ,  Principal 
Hampton  Academy,   Hampton 

Charles  J     Ross,    Principal 
Haverhill  Academy,  Haverhill 

E     B     Cornell,    Principal 
Kezer    Seminary,    Canterbury 

Mrs    Clara  M    Curiier,   Principal 
Kimball  Union  Academy,  Meriden 

Charles  Alden  Tracy,   B  L  ,  Principal 
McCollom   Institute,   Mount  Vernon 

H     W     Delano,    Principal 
McGraw  Normal  Institute,  Reed's  Ferry 

Frederick   W    Dudley,    Principal 
New    Hampton    Literary    Institution,    New 
Hampton 

Frank  W    Preston,   Principal 
New  Ipswich  Appleton  Academy,  New  Ips- 
wich 

H    W    Lewis,  Pimcipal 
Pembroke  Academy,  Pembroke 

Henry  S    Blount,  Principal 
Ptnkerton  Academy,  Derry 

John   J    Marrman,    A  M ,    Principal 
Proctor  Academy,  Andover 

Francis    T     Clayton,    A  M ,    Principal 
St.   Aloysius  School,  Nashua 

Sister   M    St     Anatole,   Principal 
Sanborn  Seminary,  Kingston 

Z    W    Kemp,  Ph  t> ,   Principal 
Tilton  Seminary,  Tilton 

George  L.   Plimpton,   A.M ,  Principal 

NEW    JERSEY 

Anable's  School,  New  Brunswick 

Miss  Harriet  Anable,   Principal 
Baldwin   School,  East  Orange 

Miss   Ida   Baldwin,    Principal 
Baldwin  and  Neldon's  School,  South  Orange 

Miss  Alice  R    Jackson,  A  M ,  Principal 


New  Jer&ej — continued 

Camden  Friends'   School,   Camdra 

M     JB     Muschamp,    Puncipal 

Clark   School,   East   Orange 
Ida  L    and   Mary   L.    Clark,    Principals 

Dearborn  Morgan  School,  Orange 
David    A     Kennedy,    Ph  D ,    and    Abby    B 
Moi  gan,    Principals 

Fainum  Preparatory  School,  Beverly 
James  R    Dilks,  A  M  ,  Principal 

Friends'   Academy,  Moorestown 
William  F    Overman,   Principal 

Friends'  Select   School.  Atlantic  City 
Miss    Willa   Ballaid,    Principal 

German     American     School,     Jersey     City 
Heights 

Agnes  M     Higgms,   Principal 

Glenwood   College  Institute,  Matawan 

W    E.  Loxnb,  Principal 

Hasbrouck  Institute,  Jersey  City 

Charles    C     Stimets,    A  M ,    Principal 
Hoboken  Academy,  Hoboken 

Dr    Win    C    Raymond,  A  B ,  Principal 

5th  and  Willow  Ave 
Madison  Academy,  Madison 

Ruth    Stowell,    Principal 
McChesney  College,  Faterson 

Dr    C     Eugene   McChesney,    President 
Our  Lady  of  Grace  School,  Hoboken 

Sister   Hupenor 
Passaio  Collegiate  School,  Passaic 

Maud  M    Bro\\no,  Pimoipal 
Ridgewood  Preparatory  School,  Ridgewood 

James  B     Parsons,   Principal 
St.   Agrn.es   Academy,  New  Brunswick 

Sister  Mary  Grace 
St.  Aloysius  Academy,  Jersey  City 

Sisters   of   Charity 
St.  Dominic's  Academy,  Jeib«y  City 

Sister   Ferrer,    Principal 
St.   Joseph's  Academy,  Elizabeth 

Rev    Mother  Benedicta,   Superior 
St.   Walburg's  Academy,  Elizabeth 

Mother   Pryor,    Superior 
Seele^'s  Home  School,  Deckertown 

W     H     Seeley,    Principal 
Short  Hills  School,  Short  Hills 

Henry  F    Twitchell,   Headmastor 
Shrewsbury  Academy,   Bed  Bank 

H    C.    Talmadge,   Piincipal 
Spruce    Cottage,   Vmeland 

Misses   Otis   and   Fitch,    Principals 
South  Jeisey  Institute,  Bridgeton 

Rev    James  W    Ford,  Ph  D.,,  Principal 
Spiningr's  School,  South  Orange 

Miss    Harriet    fipmmg.    Principal 
The  Larches,  Cranberry 

Elsie   Gordon,    Principal 
Upsala   College,  Kenilworth 

A     R     Wallm,    PhD,    Principal 
Van  Bensselaer  Seminary,  Burlington 

Helen  M    Freeman,  Principal 


NEW    MEXICO 


Western  Methodist  College.  Artesia 

Rev    J    J    Tigert,  D  D ,   President 


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NEW   YORK 

Academy  of  Holy   Cross,   Bedford 

Sister   Maty   ot  St    Euscbia,    Superior 
Adelphi  Academy,  Brooklyn 

Eugene  C    Adler,    Principal 
Alfred   Academy,   Alfred 

Hugh    L     Gillist,    Puncipal 
111   Saints'  Academic  School  of  Manhattan, 
New   York 

Sistei   Maiy  Leo,  Puncipal 
A&bumption  Institute,   Plattsburg 

Brother    Dems,    Director 
Augusta  Child's  School,  Bmghamton 

Augusta    Childs,    Principal 
Augr&liman    Academy,    Carthage 

Sister    Mary   Beatrice,    Principal 
Baldwin  School,  Saranac  Lake 

Ernest    H     Baldwin,    Principal 
Barker's  Pieparatory  School,  Brookbn 

C    H    Beebe,  Dnectoi 
Bedford,  Academy,  Bedford 

Alired  D    Parti  idge,    President 
Bedtord  Academy,  Brooklyn 

B     J     Winn,    Principal 
Bridge's  School,  Miss,  Brooklyn 

545  Dean  St 

Brockport   Classical   School,   Brockport 

Miss    Goodmg,    Principal 
Canandaigua  Academy,  Canandaigua 

Luthci    N     Steele,    President 
Cary  Collegiate  Seminary,  Oakfleld 

GUI  tis  Carlos  Gove,  M  A ,  Principal 
Carenovia    Seminary,    Cazenovia 

Charles  Drake  Skinner,  A  B  ,  President 
Cecily  Baker  School,  Utica 

Frances  E.  Newland,  Principal 
Champlain  Academy,  Port  Henry 

Sister    M     Cecilia,    Principal 
Chesbrough  Seminary,  North  Chili 

Carl  L    Howland,  Ph  B  ,  Pieceptor 
Clinton  Liberal  Institute,  Canton 

Pi  incipal 
Clinton   School,   Brooklyn 

Miss  A    E    Trowbridge,  Principal 
Country  Home  School,  Chappaq.ua 

Mis    J    Cox,  Dixectiess 
Delaware   Academy,   Delhi 

Stanley    S    Kilkenny,    Principal 
Delaware  Literary  Institute,  Franklin 

George    W     Leith,     Principal 
Denton  School,  Brooklyn 

Miss    Louise    Denton,    Principal 

221  Park  Place 

Dewey  School,  Hoosick  Falls 

Mrs    J    M    Dewey,   Principal 
East   Springfield  Academy,   Bast  Springfield 

Randolph   F    Clark,    Principal 
Ethical  Culture  School,  New  York        < 

F   C    Lewis,  Superintendent 

Central  Park  West  and  63rd  St 

Flatlmsh  School,  Brooklyn 

2215   Clarendon   Road 


New   York — continued 

Franklin   School,  Buffalo 
Bertha   A     Keyes,   Dean 

146  Park  St 
Fi  lends'    Academy,    Glen   Cove 

F     E     WilliUs,    President 
Friends'   Academy,  Locust   Valley 

Nelson    A     Jackson,    Principal 
Friends'  Seminary    New  York 
E     B     Ra\vson,    Pd  M ,    Principal 

^6  E    16th  St 

Froebel   Academy,    Brooklyn 
Charles  V    Chadwick,   MA,   Principal 

687    Lafayette    Ave 
Genesee  Wesle>an  Seminary,  Lima. 

Rail  D    Shepaid,  Principal 
Glens  Falls  Academy,  Glens  Falls 

H    Mason  Brent,  Principal 
Hartwick  Seminary,  Hartwick  Seminary 

J    G    Travcr,  A  M  ,D  D  ,  Principal 
Hebrew  I«ree  School,  Syracuse 

David  Blumbprg,   Principal 
Heffley     Collegiate      Preparatory      School, 

Brooklyn 
Norman  P    Heffley,  President 

243-245    Ryerson    St 
Hendnck's   School,    Middletown 

Miss  Han  let  L    Hendrick,   Principal 
Hogansburg   Academy,    Hogansburg 

Mary  F    McGarr,    Principal 
Holy   Angels   Collegiate   Institute,   Buffalo 

William   J     Kirwin,    Puncipal 
Holy  Cross  Academic  School,  Albany 

Sister    Theobalda,    Principal 
Holy  Cross  Academic  School,   Ogdensburgr 

Rev    P    O    LaRose,  President 
Home  School,  Verona 

Mrs   T.  M    Foster,  Principal 
Horace   Mann   School,   New  York 
S    T    Dutton,   Superintendent 

51  W    120th    St 
Immaculate  Heart  Academy,  Watertown 

Sister  M    Josephine,  Principal 
Institute,  The,  Peekskill 

Charles   Unterreiner,    Principal 
Keller's  Day  School,  Miss,  New  York 
Eleanor  I    Keller,  Principal 

35-37    E     62d    St 
Kennedy's    School,    Brooklj  n 
Miss  Kennedy,  Principal 

211    Carroll    St 

Keuka  College  and  Institute,  Keuka  Park 
Carl   Churchill,   Principal 
Lincoln  School,  Brooklyn 

2  Saraner  Ave 
Literary  and  Commercial  Institute,  Bridge- 

hampton 

Lewis  W.   Halleck,   Principal 
Livingston    School,   West    New  Brighton 
Way  and  Crooks,  Principals 
Lockwood  Academy,  Brooklyn 
£1    J    Cair,   Principal 

138  S    Oxford  St, 
Lowville  Academy,  Lowvtlle 
William  F.  H    Breeze,  Ph  B ,  Principal 
Marion  Collegiate  Institute,  Marion 
Lewis  Hosea  Clark.  A  B  ,  Principal 
McAuley  Academy,  Keesville 

Xavler  Warde*  Superior 


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New    York — continued 

MeCreau    School,  Brooklyn 

Misses    McCreaij,    Principals 
Munroe   Collegiate  Institute,  Elbridge 
Lester  G    Tuiney,  Principal 
New     Rochelle     School     and     Kindergarten, 

Ne\v   Rochelle 
Miss   Thornton,    Puncipal 
New   York  Preparatory  School,  Brooklyn 
Emil  E    Camerer,  A  M  ,L  L  B  ,   Principal 

200   Juialeznon   St 

New  York  Preparatory  School,  New  York 
Emil   E    Camerer,    A  M  ,L  L  B  ,    Principal 

515  Franklin  Avenue 

Oakwood  Heights  School,  Richmond  Borough 
Helen   Mishey,   Principal 

Staten  Island 

Oakwood    Seminary,    Union    Springs 
Eliezer  Partmgton,   A  B ,   Principal 
Oxford  Academy  and  Union   School,  Oxford 
Merton    D     Merrmg,    Principal 
Palmer   Institute-Starkey   Seminary,   Lake- 

mont 

Martyn  Summerbell,  D  D  ,  President 
Pei kins*    School,    Mrs  ,    Brooklyn 
Mrs    M    H    Perkins,   Principal 

112  Woodruff  Ave 
Pike  Seminary  and  Union  Free  School,  Pike 

Edward  S    Mooney,  Principal 
Pratt  Institute  High   School,  Brooklyn 
Luther    Gulick,    Pzincipal 

215    Ryerson    St 

Pulaski  Academy  and  Union  School,  Pulaski 
Richard   A     Bartlett,    Principal  -«_. 

Rand    Collegiate    School,    New    York 
Edwin  "W    Rand,  A  M  ,  Headmaster 

140  E    19th 
Round   Hake   Academy,   Round   Lake 

F    K     Frolich,    Principal 
St   Agnes  Academy,  College  Point 
Sr    M    Petra,    Principal 
St    Ann's  Academic  School,  Hornell 
Francis  J    Naught  en.  Principal 
St    Ann's  Academic  School,  Nyack-on -Hud- 
son 

James  L    Crosby,  Principal 
St.  Bernard's  Academy,  Cohoes 

Rev    Thomas  S    Kevney,   Principal 
St    Bridget's  Academic  School,  Buffalo 

Sister  M    Evangelist,    Superior 
St    Bridgid's  Academic  School,  New  York 
Sister   Mary   Nicolina,    Principal 

313    E     10th    St 
St.  Catherine's  Academic  School,  New  York 

Sister  M    Mercedes,   Principal 
St.  James  Academy,  Brooklyn 
Brother    Anselm,     F  S  C ,     Principal     Boys' 
Dept  ,       Sister       Chrysostom,       Principal 
Girls'   Department 

264    Jay    St 

St.   Jerome's   Ursuline   Academy,  New   York 
Mother  M    Clara  Ward    Principal 

343    E     137th   St 
St.  John's  Academy,   Albany 

Sister  Mary  Barbara,  Superior 
St.    John's     Academic     School,     Saratoga 

Springs 
Rev   Thomas  Burke,  President 


New  York — continued 

St.  John's  Academic  School,  Schenectady 

Rev    J    L    Reilly,   Puncipal 
St     John's   Academy,    Rensselaer 

Rev    John  F   Glavm,  M  A  ,  Principal 
St.  John's  Catholic  Academy,  Syracuse 

Rev     Michael    Cline,    Principal 
St    Joseph's  Academic  School,  Batavia 

fei&tei    M    Ghnstina,  Puncipal 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Albany 

J    I*    O'Connor,   President 
St     Jc&eph's   Academy,    bchenectady 

Rev     Joseph    Henrich,    Principal 
St    Joseph's  Collegiate  Institute,  Buffalo 

Brother  Thomas,    FSC,    Principal 

1233  Main   St 
St.    Lucy's    Academic    School,    Syracuse 

Rev    John  J    Sheiidan,  Pnncipal 
St     Mary's  Academy,   Dunkirk 

Sistei    Frances    Claie,    Supenor 
St    Mark's  Academy,  Rondout 

Sister    Fiances    Regis,    Principal 
St.  Mary's   Academy,   Ogdensburg 

M    F    Burns,   Principal 
St   Mary's  Catholic  Institute,  Amsterdam 

Sister   Edward,   Principal 
St    Mark's  High  School,  Lancaster 

Sister    M     Hyionma,    Superior 
SI.  Patrick's  Academic   School,  Rouse  Point 

Sistei   M    Raphael,  Principal 
St    Paul's  Academy,  Oswego 

Si&ter  M    Barry,  Superior 
St     Peter's  Academy,    Troy 

V    G     O'Brien,   Puncipal 
St    Stanislaus  Academy,  Keesville 

Rev    M    Charbonneau,   Principal 
St    Thomas  Academic  School,  New  York 

Sister    M     Ohrvsostom,    Principal 
Sacred  Heart  Academic  School,   Cohoes 

L    A     Lavigne 
Sallaz  Academic  School,  Bedford 

Sister   Maiy   St    Eusebia,   Superior 
Senflner  Preparatory  School,   New  York 

Herman  F    Senftner,  A  B  ,M  D  ,  Principal 

1?   Astor   P» 
Sherman   Collegiate  Institute,   Moriah 

Arthur    Cham-beilam,   Principal 
Sherwood  Select  School,  Sherwood 

Miss    E     Howland,    Principal 
Sodus  Academy,  Sodus 

Chester    G     Sanford      Principal 
Somes    School,    Aurora 

Albert  Somes    A  M  ,  Principal 
Southold   Academy,   Southold 

Miss   Bertha   Stoddart,    Principal 
Starkey  Seminary,  Lakemont 

Maityn    Pummei  boll,    LL  D ,    President 
Staten  Island  Academy,  N<ew  Brighton 

Frank   R    Page,    A  M ,    Principal 
Syracuse  Classical  School,  Syracuse 

A    L    Travis,  Principal 
Ten  Broeck  Free  Academy,  Franklinvllle 

T    R    Dye,  President 
Travis  Preparatory  School,  Syracuse 

A     Lincoln   Travis,   A  M  ,    Principal 
Trinity  Home  School,  Rossville 

Sophia  H    Ayres,   Principal 
Union   Academy   of  Belleville,    Belleville 

J     A     Coulter,    Principal 
Utica  Catholic  Academy,  Ulica 
J    S    M    Lynch,  Principal 


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New   York — continued 

Warwick   Institute,  Warwick 

Cliffoid   L,    Haight,   Principal 
Washington  Academy,  Salem 

Seymoui    B    Smith,   Principal 
Watervliet  Academy,  Watervliet 

John  T    Dri&coll,   Principal 
Westchester  Academy,  White  Plains 

Conrad  Woolmann,  L.L  B  ,  Principal 


NORTH  CAROLINA 

Aberdeen    Academy,    Aberdeen 

S     P     Lockhart,    Principal 
Advance    Academy,   Advance 

John  Minor,   Principal 
Alderman's  Select  School,  Wilmington 

Mary  L    Alderman,  Principal 
Amherst   Academy,   Cora 

T     F     Barnes    A  B ,    Principal 
Arcadia  Academy,  Midway 

C    W    Rothwich,   Principal 
Atlantic  Academy,  Atlantic 

G    W    Newborn,  Principal 
Atlantic  Academy,   Crisp 

J     Fred   Webb,    Principal 
Atlantic  Collegiate  Institute,  Elizabeth  City 

S    L.    Sheep,   Principal 
Atlantic  Institute,  Atlantic 

C    B    James,  Principal 
inlander  Academy,  Anlander 

H     W     Early,    Principal 
Baker's  School,  Nashville 

Mrs    J   H    L,    Baker,  Principal 
Barrett    Collegiate    and    Industrial    School 
Pee  Dee 

A    M    Barrett,   A  M  ,D  D  ,  Principal 
Bellcross    Academy,    Bellcross 

J    D    Berry,  Principal 
Belvidere  Academy,  Belvldere 

Mary  J    White,  Principal 
Belwood  Institute,   Belwood 

J    C    Garrett,  Principal 
Bertie  Academy,  Windsor 

W    S    Ethridgre,  Principal 
Bethel  Hill  Institute,  Bethel  Hill 

Eev    J    A     Beam,   Principal 
Biltmore  Parish  School,  Blltmore 

Alice   R.    Jackson,    Principal 
Biltmore,  School,  Biltmore 

R     R    Johnson,  Principal 
Biscoe  Academy,   Biscoe 

J    M    Shields,   Principal 
Bciling  Springs  Academy,  Boiling  Springs 

W    B    Goode,  Principal 
Bombay  Institute,  Bombay 

W.  S    Anderson,  Principal 
Brevard  Institute,  Brevard 

C    H     Trob  ridge,    A  M  ,    Principal 
Brewer's  Academy,   Clinton 

Street  Brewer,   Principal 
Broad  Valley  Institute,  Brevard 

L.    W    Hall,   Principal 
Broadway  Academy,  Broadway 

M,  A    McLeod,  Principal 
Butes  Creek  Academy,  Bales  Creek 

Rev   J    4..  Campbell,  Principal 
Burlington  Academy,  Burlington 

H     C     Stout,    Principal 


North  Carolina — continued 

Burgaw  Academy.  Burgaw 

B    T.  Cow  per,  AB,   Superintendent 
Buxtcn  Academy,  Buxton 

Miss  Minnie  Han  ell,   Principal 
Cana   Academy,    Cana 

A    Reynolds,  Principal 
Carthage  Academic   Institute,    Carthage 

Palmer    Dalrymple,    A  B  ,    Principal 
Catawba  College,  Newton 

J"    D    Andiew,   President 
Cedar  Grove  Academy,  Cedar  Grove 

Annie  Hughes,   Principal 
Cedar  Bock  Academy,   Cedar  Bock 

T    H     Sledge,    Principal 
Central  Industrial  School,  Columbus 

Dr     J     G     McLaughlm,    Principal 
Chestnut  Ridge  Institute,  Joppa 

T     L.     Reveele,    Principal 
Christ's  School,  Arden 

T    C    Wetmore,  Principal 
Clemmons  School,  Clemmons 

Rev    James  B    Hall,  B  A  ,  Principal 
Clinton    School,    Clinton 

Brice  Craven,  Principal 
Coharie  School,  Coharie 

Mrs    B    V    Wright,  Piincipal 
Colerain   Academy,    Colerain 

Cora  B    Beard,   Principal 
Columbus  Institute,  Columbus 

W    M    Whiteside,   Principal 
Crecy  School,  Elizabeth  City 

R    B    Ciecy,   Jr,   Principal 
Crescent    Academy    and    Business    College, 
Crescent 

Rev    J    L    M    Lyerdy,   Ph  D ,    Principal 
Dalton  Institute,  Dalton 

W     A    Flint,    Principal 
Dansbury  Academy,   Danebury 

J    T    Smith,    Princlpp.1 
Donaldson-Davidson  Academy,   Fayetteville 

Charles  R    Wakeland,  A  M  ,  Principal 
Borland   Institute,   Hot    Springs 

Miss  Julia   E    Phillips   Principal 
Farmer  Institute,   Farmer 

W,    S     Scarboro,    Principal 
Farmington   Academy,   JETarinington 

R    B    Collins,   Principal 
Franklinton  Christian  College,  Franklinton 

H    E   Long,  Principal 
Gaston  Academy,  Gastonla 

J    W    Siler,   Principal 
German  School,  Rldgeway 

M    Liauterback,   Principal 
Gibson  Academy,  Gibson 

M     L    Stlckney,   Principal 
Gilliam,   Academy,   Mortons 

J    W    Gilliam,  Principal 
Goldston   Academy,   Goldston 

Principal 
Grace  School,  Lawrence 

Miss  M    H    Hicks,    Principal 
Graham    Collegiate    Institute,   Marshallberg 

Rev.    C     M     Levister,    Principal 
Granite  Academy,  Granite  Falls 

W    P    White,  Principal 


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North  Caiolina — continued 

Gurley  School,  Windsor 

Maud  Gurley,  Principal 
Hamilton   Institute,   Hamilton 

W.  H    Albright,  Pli  B  ,A  M  ,  Superintendent 
Hart  School,  Hiddenite 

Principal 
Hart's   Select  School,  Wilmington 

Miss  Annie  Hart,  Principal 
Hawkins  School,  Warren  ion 

Miss  Lucy  W.   Hawkins,   Principal 
Hiddenite  School,   Hiddenite 

A    F    Sharpe,  .Principal 
HiJIsboro  Prnate  School,  Hillsboro 

Mrs    Bragg,   Principal 
Hodges   School,  Augusta 

John    D     Hodges,    A  M ,    Principal 
Home  School,  Tandem  ere 

Annie   Cabul,    Principal 
Hudson   Academy,   Hudson 

E     B    Phillips,    Principal 
Immanuel  Lutheran   College,  Greensboro 

Rev    F    Berg,    President 
Jackson   Springs  Academy,  Jackson  Springs 

T.    M     Seawell,    Principal 
Jomesvillo  Academy,  Jamesville 

A    J    Manning,  Principal 
Kittrell  College   (colored),  Kittrell 

J    R    Hawkins,  Piesident 
Lewis  School,  Kinston 

Richaid  H    Lewis,  Principal 
Lexington  Seminary,  Lexington 

Geoigre  M    Edgar,  Principal  , 

Lincoln  Academy,  King's  Mountain 

Lillian    S     Cathcart,    Principal 
Long  Creek  School,  Long  Creek 

J    C    Henry,  Principal 

Madison    Institute    and    Business    College, 
Madison 

J    M    "Weatherly*   Principal 

Manson   Academy,    Leu&ton 

Pattie  Manson,   Puncipal 
Manteo  Academy,  Manteo 

W    G    Coltrane,   Principal 

Marbuth  School,  Morganton 

Mrs    Marbuth,    Principal 

Marshall  Academy,  Marshall 
Grace  Martin,    Principal 

Marshville    Academy,    Marshville 
H.   H     Caldwell,    AB,    Principal 

Mars  Hill  College,  Mars  Hill 
R    L    Moore,  A  B  ,  Principal 

McCormick   School,   Burnsville 
T    W    Chesebrough,   Principal 

Merry  Oakes  Academy,  Merry  Oaks 
Lillian  Massey,  Piincipal 

Mollette    School,   Fayetteville 
Marion  Mollette,  Principal 

Mooresville  Institute,    Mooresville 
F     B     Rochett,    A  B ,    Principal 

Moravian  Falls  Academy,  Moravian  Falls 
D     G/  Weaver,    President 

Mount  Amoena  Seminary,  Concord 
J    H    Fisher,    Principal 

Mount   Gilead  Institute,  Mount  Gilead 
Eugene    Harris,    Principal 

Mount   Moriah   Academy,   Raleigh 
M    A.  Adams,  Principal 

Mountain  View  Institute,  Mizpah 
William  M    Wall,  Principal 


North  Carolina — continued 

NashUIIe  Academy,   Naslnille 

A    H    Koonce    Puncipal 
North    State    School,   Aslieville 

J     M     Roberts,    Puncipal 
Olnev  Academy,  George 

David   F    White,    Puncipal 
Orange  Gio\e  Academy,  Hillsboro 

William  Aichibold   Fleck,   Puncipal 
Ormondsville    Institute,    Ormondsville 

W    W    Oimand,  Principal 

Paxnhco   Male   and   Female    Institute,    Bay- 
borough 

Thomas  M    Seawell,  Principal 
Pari&h    School,    Burhngton 

Bessie   Mann,  Principal 
Fatten    School,    Morganton 

R     L.    Patton,    Principal 
Perquiman's  Academy,  Hertford 

J    W    Roberts,  Principal 
Piedmont    Academy,   Lincolnton 

B     P     Caldwell,    Principal 
Piedmont  Seminary,  Crouse 

G     T     Heafner,    Puncipal 
Piedmont  High  School,  Lawndale 

William   D    Bums,   Principal 
Pine  Academy,   Churt  bland 

Pro!     S    G    Hasty,   Principal 
Pinnacle  Institute,  Pinnacle 

S    W    Hall,    Principal 
Pioneer  Mills  Academy,  Pioneer  Mills 

J    A    Barmhardt,   Puncipal 
Pittsboro  Academy,  Pittsboro 

H     M     London,   Principal 
Polkton  Academy,  White  Store 

R    D    Redfearn    Piincipal 
Pool  School,  Elizabeth  City 

Bettie   Pool,   Principal 
Private  School,  China  Grove 

Mrs    Gianneer,   Principal 
Baeford  Institute,   Baeford 

J    A    McLeod,  A  B ,  Principal 
Bankin-Bichards  Institute    (colored),  Wind- 
sor 

Rhoden  Mitchell,   Principal 
Beed  Academy,  Lexington 

G    J    W    Cole,    A.B,   Principal 
Bidge    Academy,   Henry 

Principal 
Bobersonville  Academy,  Bobersonvllle 

John    D    Everett,   LI,   Piincipal 
Bobeson  Institute,  Lumberton 

P.   S    Vame,    Principal 
Bnsefield  School,  Windsor 

Mrs    M    F    Gilliaxn,  Principal 
Rowland's  School,  Lumberton 

Miss  Penny  Rowland,  Principal 
Boxobel  Academy,  Boxobel 

Mattie  Liverman,  Principal 
St.  Augustine's  School    (colored),  Baleigh 

Rev    A    B    Hunter,   President 
St.  Paul's  School,  Beaufort 
Mrs    N    P    Giffroy,  AB,  Principal 

Salemburg  Academy,  Salemburg 
G    F    Edwards,    A  B ,   Principal 

Saluda  Seminary,  Saluda 
Geoige  C    Burrage,   Principal 

Satterfield  School,  Roxboro 
Gertie   Satterfield,    Principal 


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Scottville    Academy,    Scotlville 

O     R     Black,    Principal 
Sbalotte  Preparatory  School,  Shalotte 

George    Leonard,    Pi  incipal 
Sharp's   Institute,    Intelligence 

J    M    Shaip,  Piesident 
Shiloh  Academv,  Shilob 

C     13      Garnote,    Principal 
Shiloh  Institute,  Warrentown 

T    L    Bruce,  Principal. 
Shilow   Academy,    Moffit 

A     C     Cox,    Principal 
SBOW  Hill  Institute,  Snow  Hill 

J    15    Debnam     Principal 
Sparta  Institute,    Sparta 

Principal 
Spring  Hope  Academy,  Spring:  Hope 

M     P     Cameron,    Principal 
Stallings*  School,  Spencer 

J    W    Stallings,   Principal 
Stevens   School,   Asheville 

Miss  Elizabeth  C    Stevens,  Principal 
Stinceon  Institute,    Orrum 

M     Sheppard,    Principal 
Sunny  Side  Seminary,  Mocksville 

M    M    Baton,   Puncipal 
Sutherland's  Seminary,  Sutherlands 

L    M    Farthing,  Principal 
Tarboro  Male  Academy,  Tarboro 

P     S     Wilkinson,    Principal 
Tillett   School,   Elizabeth   City 

J    N    Tillett,  Principal 
Trent  School,  Merritt 

EJ    P    Dixon,  Pi  Incipal 
Trinity  School,  Chocowinty 

N    C    Hughes,  Principal 
Turkey  Knob  School,  Nulin 

Oscar  R    Black,  Principal 
Union  Institute,  XTniopville 

O    C    Hamilton,  Principal 
Inion  Ridge  Academy,  Union  Ridge 

Thomas  W    Strowd,  Principal 
Wades H)  or o  Academy,   Wadesboro 

D     A     McGregor,    Principal 
Wadeville  Academy,  Wadevllle 

K    W    Hogan,   Pi  incipal 

Wakefleld       Classical       and       Mathematical 
School,    Wakefleld 

R    E    Sentelle,   Principal 
Walnut  Springs  Academy,  Marshall 

Miss  M    V.  Darby,  Principal 
Wanchese   Academy,  Wanchese 

C,    B     Taylor,   Prin 
Warrenton  High  School,  Warrenton 

John   Graham,   Pi  incipal 
Wash  burn  Seminary,  Beaufort 

D    Wilder,  A  B  ,  Principal 
White  Grove  Academy,  Gath 

W    B    Self,   Principal 
White  Oak  Academy,  White  Oak 

W    W   Goodhouse,  Principal 
Whltehead   Academy,    Whltehead 

J    M.    Cheek,.    Principal 
Whitsett    Institute,   Whitsett 

W    L    Whitsett,    Ph.D.,   President 
Whittaker  School,  Raleigh 

Miss  Sallie  Whittaker,   Principal 
Whynot    Academy    and    Business    Institute, 
Whynot 

G.   F.   Gornerv   Principal 


North  Carolina — continued 

Windsor    Academy,    Windsor 

Fred   Aicher     Principal 
Wingate  School,  Wingate 

B      if     T>ner,    AB,    Principal 
Wit  Academy,  Wit 

Lillian   Foreman,    Principal 
Yadkin  College  Institute,  Yadkin   College 

W.   T    and  J    F    Totten,   Principals 
Yadkin  Valley  Institute,  Boonvilie 

Abnei    C     Gentry,    A  B      Principal 
Yancey    Collegiate    Institute,    Burns*  ille 

E    E    Hawkins,    Pimcipal 
Zionville   Academy    (colored),    Zionville 

Principal 


NORTH  DAKOTA 

Bruflat    Academy,    Portland 

A    T    Felland,    B  A ,   President 
Grand  Foiks  College,  Grand  Forks 

Rev    M     H    Normann,    President 
New    Rockford     Collegiate     Institute,     New 
Rockford 

William   A    Godwaid,    B  A.  ,   President 
North  Dakota  School  of  Science,   Wahpeton 

Fi  ed  E     Smith,   M  So  ,   Pr  esident 
Phillips  Academy,   New  Rockford 

Rev    E    H    Stickney,   AM,  D  D ,   President 
St    John's  Academy,  Jamestown 

Sister    Superior,    Directress 


OHIO 

Berea  Academy,  Berea 

Paul  O    Flemming,  Principal 
Buchtel  Academy,  Akron 

Chailes    O     Rundell,    B  S ,    Principal 
Cedarville  College,  Cedarville 

David  McKInney,  D  D.,  President 
Central   Institute,   Cleveland 

Jamos   G    Hobble,    AB,   President 

2481   E.    55th 
Central  Mennonite  College,  Bluffton 

S    K.  Mosinan,  Ph  D     President 
Cleveland  Preparatory  School,  Cleveland 

D    H    Hopkins,  Ph  B ,  Puncipal 
College  and  Preparatory  School,  Dayton 

Albert    B     Shauck,   L.IU  I> ,    Principal 
Crawfls  College-,  Ottawa 

George  R    Miller,   Principal 
Damascus  Academy,  Damascus 

Walter  S    Painter,   Principal 
Educational  Institute,  Cincinnati 

Alois  Schmidt,   Principal 
Emmanuel's  Academy,  Dayton 

Sister  Superior 
English    and  Classical   School,   Dayton 

Principal 
English-German  Academy,  Akron 

Principal 
Evangelical  Lutheran  Academy,  North  Am- 

herst 
Ewington  Academy,  Ewtogton 

W    H    Durkee,  Principal 
Falrfield  ttaion  Academy,  PleasantviHe 

Charles  C.  Webb,   Principal 


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Ohio— continued 

Findlay    College,    Findlay 

Rev     Chas     I    Brown,    A  M ,    President 
Franklin   College,   New   Athens 
E    M    Baxter,    D  D ,   President 
Friends'   Boarding   School,   Barnesvllle 

B    J    Thomas,   Principal 
Fultoman  Academy,  Fultonbam 

George  H    Lapp,   B  S  ,   Principal 
German  Parish  Academy,  Dowling 

Principal 
Grand  Bi\er  Institute,  Austinburg 

Earl    W    Hamlm,    Pimcipal 
Heidelberg    Academy,    Tiffin 

A    W    Rickseckei,    Principal 
Holy  Rosary  Academy,  Dayton 

Sister    Superior 
Holy  Trinity  Academy,  Bucyrus 

Sister   Svperior 
Holy   Trinity   Academy,   Dayton 

Sistei    Superior 
Holy   Trinity    School,   Cleveland 

Woodland,    Cor     B    73rd,    S     E 
Immaculate  Conception  Academy,  Celina 

Father   Hmdelang 

Immaculate  Conception  Academy,  Cleveland 
Cor  43rd,  near  Superior 
Immanuel   School,    Cleveland 

Seymour   Ave ,    Cor    Scranton    Rd 
Marietta  Academy,  Marietta 
E    E    Wolfe,  Ph  D  ,  Principal 
Martin  Boehm  Academy,  Dept.  of  Otterbeln 

Unhersity 

Rudolph  H    Wagoner,   AM,   Principal 
Monteflore  Hebrew  School,  Cleveland 

2495  E    35th,  S    E 

Mount   Vernon  College,  Mount  Vernon 
Norris    W     Lawrence,    Principal 
Muskingum  College  Academy,  New  Concord 

John  G    Lowery,  M  S  ,  Principal 
New  L\me  Institute,  South  New  Lyme 

Howard  C    White,   President 
Notre  Dame  Academy,  Cleveland 
Sister   M     Louise,    Superior 
Oberlin   Academy,   Oberlln 
John  T    Shaw,  Principal 
Frances  J    Hosford,  Dean  of  Women 
Ohio  Wesleyan  Academy,  Delaware 

Darius  L   Edwards,  Principal 
Parks'  School,  Steubenville 

Miss  D.  yirginia  Parks,  Principal 
Poland   Union   Seminary,   Poland 
Thomas   S     Orr,    President 
St     Agnes'    Academy,    Cincinnati 
Sister    Superior 

Bond  Hill  Sta 
S<-     Agnes  Academy,   Mingo   Junction 

Sister  Superior 
St    Anthony's  Academy.  Kenton 

Sister    Superior 

St    Bernard's   Academy,   Akron 
Sister  Superior 
S*    Boniface  Academy,  New  Biegel 

Sister    Superior 
St    Clement's   Academy,   Navarre 

Sister  Superior 
St    Francis'  School,  Cleveland 

Sister  Superior 
St    John's  Academy,  Dayton 

Sister   Superior 
St    John's  Academy,  Lima 
Sister  Superior 


Ohio — continued 

St    John's  Academy,  Marysville 

T    H    Dannecher,  Principal 
St     Joseph's    Academy,    Crestline 

Sister  Superioi 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Dayton 

Sister  Supenor 
St    Mark's  Academy,  Dayton 

Brother    G     N     Sauer 
St    Mary's  Academy,   Lancaster 

Sister  Superior 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Leipsic 

Sister    Superior 
St    Mary's    Academy,    Marietta 

Sister  Superior 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Massillon 

Sister  Superior 
St    Marv's   School,  Marion 

Rev    Joseph   Demmg,   Principal 
St     Michael's    Academy,   Frank 

Sister  Superior 
St    Nicholas  Academy,  Berwick 

Sister    Superior 
St    Paul's  Academy,  Dayton 

Sister   Superior 
St    Peter's   Academy,   Chillicothe 

Sister  Superior 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Akron 

Sistei  s  of  St    Dominic 
Salem  Academy,  South  Salem 

Charles  W.   Barrett,   Principal 
Savannah    Academy,    Savannah 

Prof    Miller,   Principal 
University  School,  Cincinnati 

W    E    StilwcTl,  Headmaster,  Avondale 
Trbana   University,    I'rbana 

Rev    Russell  Eaton,  Principal 
Western     Reserve    Seminary,     West     Farm- 
ington 

Prof    Collier    Principal 
Woo&ter   Academy,   Wooster 

J    H    Dickason,  Principal 
Yale  School,  Youngstown 

Miss  Alice  Holmes,  Principal 


OKLAHOMA 


Bacone  College,  Bacone 

Rev    J    Haivcy  Randall,  AM,  Piosident 
Catholic   Academy,   Muskogee 

Brother  J    T    Mori  is,    Principal 
Chelsea  Academy,  Chelsea 

Thomas  L.  Bates,  Principal 
Cimarron   College,   Dover 

Jas     A     Hilhard,    President 
Eastern     University,     Preparatory      School, 
Claremore 

J    H    Boyes,  Principal 

E   Meta  Bond  College,  Minco 

Miss  Meta  Chestnut t,  Principal 
Epworth  University,  Guthrie 

G    H    Bradford,   President 
Holy  Family  College    (colored),  Langston 

Rev.  W    H.  Martin,  PhD.,  Director 
Indianola  College,  Wynne  Wood 

B    B     Cobb,   AB.f   President 


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Oklahoma — con  tinued 

Kingfisher  College,   Kingfisher 

Rev    Calvin   B    Moodj,   President 
Northwestern  Academy,  Carrier 

M     D     Coats,    Principal 
Oklahoma  Methodist  College,   Muskogree 

A     C     Millar,    AM,    President 
Phillips   Christian    University,   Enid 

I     N     McCash     President 
St   Agnes  College,  Ardmore 

Sister    Mary    Thomas,    Principal 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Capitol  Hill 

Sister    Superior 
Sacred   Heart   Academy,   Vinita 

Sister    Superior 
University   Preparatory   School,   Tonkavra 

Lynn  Glover.  Principal 
Western  Baptist  Collegre,  Mangrum 

H    P    Ciego,  A  B  ,  Dean 


OREGON 


Academy  of  Our  L.adv   of   Perpetual  Light, 
Albany 

Sister    Mary    Anselma,    O  S  B 
McMinmille   College,   McMinmille 

Rev    Leonard  W    Riley,    Picsident 
Mount    Angel   Academy,    Mount    Angel 

Mother  M.   Agatha,  O  S  B 
Pacific  Xniveisity  Academy,  Forest  Grove 

Rev    Henry  L    Bates,    Principal 
Peudleton    Academy,  Pen  diet  on 

W     H     Bleakney,    Principal 
Portland    Academy,    Portland 

James  F    Ewing,   Pnncipal 
Kosehurg    Academy,    Rosehurff 

Charles  T    Whittlesey,   Principal 
St    Alphonsius  Academy,  Tillamook 

Sister   Mary   Clement 

St.    Frances    Academy    and   College,    Baker 
City 

Sister   Mary  Cupertino,    Superior 
St.  Joseph's  Academy  and  College,  Pendle- 
ton 

Sister   Mary   Solans,   Superior 
St    Paul's  Academy,  St.  Paul 

Sister    Rosalind,    Superior 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Baker  City 

Sister    Superior 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  T,a  Grande 

Sister   M     Euphrasia,    Superior 


PENNSYLVANIA 


Abington  Friends'   School,   Jenkimowa 

Mrs  Lillian  L  Kellpgg,  Principal 
Academy  of  the  Nevir  Church,  Bryn  Athyn 

Rev  W  F  Pendleton,  Principal 
Academy  of  Notie  Dame,  Philadelphia 

Sister  Agnes  Mary  Principal 

206    S     19th 


Penns>  Ivania — continued 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Torresdale 

Mother    Henrietta    Spalding,    Superior 
Alleghany  Preparatory  School,   Pittsbutrg: 

Haywood   M     Butler,    Headmaster 
Armagh  Academy,   Armagh 

C     A     Campbell,    Principal 
Barkej  \ille  Academy,  Barkeyville 

William  Harris  Guyer,   Principal 
Bemsburg-  Academy,  Berrysburg 

Frank    D     Keboch,    Principal 
Bethany  School,   Gettysburg 

Miss  Luella  McAllister,   Principal 
Cabbot  Institute,  Carbon  Center 

C    W    Johnston,   A  B ,    Principal 
Chelton   Hills  School,  Wyncote 

Charles   K     Smith,    A  M  ,   Principal 
Chester  Academy,  Chester 

George   Gilbert,    Principal 
Collegiate   Institute,    Reading 

Rev    J    V    George,  Ph.D ,  President 
Con  way  Hall,  Carlisle 

G     E     Reed,    LL  D ,    Headmaster 
Dayton   Noimal  Institute,  Dayton 

Rev    C    W    Johnston,   President 
Dickinson   Seminary,   WHliamsport 

Rev    Bemamm  C    Conner,  D    D,   President 
Drexel  Institute,  Philadelphia 

James    Mac  -Ulister,    LL  D ,    President 
ICarp   Academy,   Oil   City 

Samuel  Earp,  Principal 
East  on    Academy,    East  on 

Samuel  R    Park,  A  M  ,   Principal 

Fan  Claire  Academy,  Eau  Claire 

A    W    Kelly.   A  M ,   Principal 
Eldersrid&e   Academy,   Eldersridgre 

C    V    Smith,  A    M ,  Principal 
Elderton  Academy,  Elderton 

W     Ii    Austin,    Principal 
Brie   Academy,   Erie 

Travers  J    Edmonds,  Principal 
Fairview   Academy,    Brodheadsville 

E    T    Kunkle,  A  M ,   Principal 
Fawn  Grove  Academy,  Fawn  Grove 

George  W    Devilbliss,    Principal 
Fredonia  Institute,  Fredonia 

F    A    Fruit,    A  B ,    Principal 
Froebel  Institute,  I^ansdowne 

A    Prichett  and  TSmil  D    Wrigrht,  Directors 
Friends'  Central  School,  Philadelphia 

John  W    Can,   Ph  T}\  Principal 

15th  and  Race 
Friends*  School,  Germantown 

Stanley    R     Yarnall,    M  A ,    Principal 
Friends'   Select   School,   Germantown 

Walter    Haviland,    Principal 
Friends'  School,   Plymouth   Meeting 

Benlarnin    Smith.    AM      President 
Friends*  School,  West  Chester 

Anna  B.    Smedley,    Principal 
Friends'   Select  School,  Media 

Anna  Beitler   Smedley,    Principal 
Friends'  Select  School,  Philadelphia 

Walter  W    Haviland,   A  B  ,   Superintendent 

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Pennsylvania — con  tinued 

Friends'  Graded  School,  West  Chester 

Emily   Hoopes,    B    A  ,    Puncipal 
George   School,   George  School 

Joseph   S    Walton,   Ph  D  ,   Principal 
German    Lutheran    School,   Braddock 

Rev    C    Engelder,   Principal 
Glenville   Academy,   Glenville 

B     M     Stahl,    A  M ,    Principal 
Greensburg    Seminary,    Greensburgr 

William   H     Zuber,    A  M  ,   Principal 
Greenwood  Seminary,  Millville 

Rachel  Knight,  B.L  ,  Principal 
HaU  Institute,   Sharon 

H    C    Hall,  D  D  ,   President 
Heyser's  Preparatory    School,    Chambersburg 

Miss    Katherine   E     Heyser,    Principal 
Hickory   Academy,   Hickory 

A     M     Reed,    A  M ,    Principal 
Hill  School,  Pottsville 

Mrs    S    A    Thurlow,    Principal 
Hnghesian  School,  Buckingham 

Sarah   J     Broadhurst,    Principal 
Keystone  Academy,  Factoryville 

Benjamin   F     Thomas,    AM,   Puncipal 
Kitt  aiming   Academy,   Kittanning 

C    V    Smith,    AM,   Principal 
Latin  School,  Chambersburg 

Miss  Belle  B    Cressler,  Principal 
Lewiston  Academy,  Lewiston 

B    Washington  Burchfleld,   A  M  ,  Principal 

Ligcnier  Classical  Institute,  Lagonier 

Rev    E    H    Dickinson,   Piincipal 

London  Grove  Friends'  Select  School,  Lon- 
don Grene 

Alexowna    M     Rohr,    Principal 
Madison   Academy,    Uniontown 

A    M     Van   Tine,    A  B ,    Principal 
Martin  Academy,  Kennett  Square 

Percival   C    Norris,  Principal 
Melhille  Friends'   School,   Mount   Airy 

Miss    Edith    Y.    Eves,    Principal 
Mercer  Academy,  Mercer 

C    J     Wilcomb,   D  D.,   President 
Mfftlin  Academy,  Mifflintowa 

J    Harry   Dysmger,    A  B.,   Principal 
Moravian    Parochial    School,    Bethlehem 

Edward  C    Koest,   A  M ,    Superintendent 
New   Bloomfield   Academy,   New    Bloomfield 

D    C    Willard,  A  B ,   Principal 
North    Washington   Institute,    North    Wash- 
ington 

Robert  L    Alter,   Principal 
Oley  Academy,  Oley 

C     Waldo    Lembach,    A.B ,    Principal 
Park    Institute,   Pittsburgh 

Olen  B    Hughes,   Principal 
Perkiomen  Seminary,   Pennsburg 

Rev    Oscar   S    Kriebel,    AM.,  Principal 
Pittaburg  Academy,   Pittsburg 

J    Warren   Lytle.   Principal 
Polish  National  Alliance  College,  Cambridge 

Springs 
Romauld    Piantkowski,    Rector 

440    6th    Avenue 


Peursj  l\  ania — continued 

Polytechnic  Institute,  Gilbert 

Frank  A    Chii&tman,  Principal 
Beading  Classical  School,  Beading: 

S    W    Keir,   Principal 

Reed's   Kindergarten    and    Boarding:    School 
For  Children,  Erie 

Mrs    E    Cora  Reed,  Director 
RiegelsUlle  Aoademr,  Riegelsiille 

C    G    Leech,  Puncipal 
St.  Cecilia  Academy,  Scranton 

Mother    M     Crescentia,    Superior 

St   John's  School,  Pittston 

Benj    J    P    O'Malley,   Principal 
St    John  the  Baptist  School,  Scranton 

Rev.   P    Fricker,   Principal 
St    Mary's  School,  Johnstown 

Rev     J     N    Bausch,    Principal 

St.  Mary's  School,  Lancaster 
Rev    P    J    McCu Hough,   D  D ,   Principal 

St    Peter's  Convent,   Columbia 

Sister   M     Flavia,    Superior 
St    Vincent's  Seminar},  Germanic wn 

Very  Rev    Fitdenck  J    Maune,   CM,   Pres 
Sandy  Lake  Institute,  Sandy  Lake 

Charles   S    Davis,   M  A ,   Principal 
School  of  the  Lackawanna,  Scranton 

John  D     Skilton,  Principal 
Scliujlkill   Seminary,   Reading 

Rev.    Warren   F    Teel,    Ph  M ,   Principal 
Sewickley   Preparatory    School,    Sevsickley 

M     A     Munson,    Principal 

Spring  Mills  Academy,   Spring:  Mills 

Rev.    D     M     Wolf,    D  D ,    Principal 
Steven's   Hall,   Gettysburg 

Rev    Charles  H    Huber,  A  M  ,  Principal 
Stewartstown  Collegiate  Institute,  Stewarts- 
town 

John    E     Balm,    Principal 
Sumo  side   School,  Ambler 

Miss   S     A.    Knight,    Principal 
Sumnside  School,  Chester 

Mary    Pusey    Warner,    Principal 
Susguehannah  Collegiate  Institute,  Towanda 

C.   R     Stiles,   A  B ,   Principal 
Tuscarora  Academy,   Academia 

Albeit    E     Bell,    AB,    Principal 
Union  Seminary,  New  Berlin 

W    D     Marburger,    A  B ,    President 

Vance  School,  West  Chester 

Herbert    T     Vance,    Principal 
Volant  College,  Volant 

C    F    Ball,   AM,  President 
West  Newton  Academy,  West  Newton 

S    S    Gressly,  Principal 

Western  Pennsylvania  Classical  and  Scienti- 
fic Institute,  Mt.  Pleasant 

Emil  Hanke,  Principal 
West  Sunbury  Academy  West  Sunbury 

Vennis   A    Green,   A  M.,   Principal 
Westminster    College,   New    Wilmington 

Robert    WcWatty     Russell,     LL  D  ,     Presi- 
dent 


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Pennsj  Ivania — continued 

Westtown  Boarding:  School,   Westtown 

William    F.    Wickeisham,    MA,    Principal 
William   Penn  Charter  School,   Philadelphia 

Richard   M    Jones,   Ph  D ,   Principal 

8  S    12th 

Williamsport  Dickinson  Seminary,  Williams- 
port 

Rev   Benjamin  C    Conner,  DD,  Piesident 
Wj  oming  Seminary,   Kingston 

Rev    Li     L     Sprague,    D  D ,    President 
York  Collegiate  Institute,  York 

C    H    Bhienfield,   PhD,   Pimcipal 


RHODE    ISLAND 

Academy  of  Oar  Lady  of  the  Sacred  Heart, 
Central  Falls 

Sistei  M    Aimee  de  la  Croix,  Supenor 
Bache'fr  Private   School,  Biistol 

Miss  Evelyn    C    Bache,    Principal 

86   State  Street 
East    Greenwich   Academy,   East   Greenwich 

S    W    Irwin,   Principal 
English    and   Classical   School,    Pawtucket 

Charles   A     Cole,   Principal 
Flagg's  School,  Riverside 

E     C    M     Flagg,   Principal 
I<riends'   School,  Providence 

Augustine    Jones,    LL  D ,    Principal 
Hazard   Memorial  School,  Newport 

Rev    Edward  A    Higney,   Principal 
Morse's  Private   School,  Bristol 

Miss  Fanny  W.  Morse,   Principal 
Moses  Brown  School,  Providence 

Soth   K.    Gilford,   PhD,   Principal 
Pentecostal    Collegiate    Institute,    Scitnate 

Rev    Joseph  C    Bcarse,   Principal 
Preparatory  School,  Portsmouth 

Mrs.  Lucy  M    Phinney,  Principal 
St.  Jean  Baptiste  School,  Warren 

Rev    E     Carron,   Principal 
St.  John  the  Baptist  School,  Warwick 

Rev.  D.   B    Brunelle,  Principal 
St.  Joseph's  School,  Pawtucket 

Sister  M    Loyola,   Superior 
St.  Mary's  School,  Newport 

Sister   M     Germaine,    Superior 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Pawtucket 

Rev    Louis  J    Deady,  Principal 
Stepping  Stone  Kindergaiten,  South  Kings- 
ton 

Anna   Schliepstem,    Principal 

Peace  Bale 
Tvler   School,   Providence 

Sister    M     Ambi  osia 

Point  and   Plain 


SOUTH  CAROLINA 


Anderson  College,  Anderson 

James  K    Kmard,  President 
Beaufort  College  School,  Beaufort 
Lueco   Gunter,  M  A.,  Principal 


South  Cat  olina — continued 

Benedict  College   (colored),  Columbia 

Fev    Byron  Wairen  Valentine,   AB,  Presi- 
dent 
Bramerd  Institute  (colored),  Chester 

John    S    Marquis,   Principal 
Cai  lisle   School,   Bamberg- 

J    Cald\\ell    Guilds,    Headmaster 
Cokesbur;/    Conference    School,    Cokesbury 

E    R    Ficklmg,   Principal 
Fiiendship   College    (colored),  Rockhill 

M    P    Hall.   President 
Harbison  College   (colored),  Irrno 

Rev    O    M    Young,    A  M ,    President 
llonea  Path  School,  Honea  Path 

J    J     McLewain,    Principal 
Leesville  College,  Leesville 

L    B    Haynes,  A  M ,  President 
Mather  Academy    (colored),   Camden 

Miss   Fiances  V.   Russel,    Principal 
O'Neall  Academy,  Prosperity 

Thomas  M    Hills,  M  A  ,  Principal 
Orangebury  Collegiate  Institute,  Orangeburg 

W    W    Rivers,   President 
Presbyterian   High  School,  Florence 

Prot    Biiggs,   Principal 
Rutherford  Academy,  Pomaria 

John   J    Kibler,    A  M ,   Principal 
St.  Mary's  Parish  School    (colored),   Colum- 
bia 

Gustavus    A     Sinkler,    A  B  ,    Principal 
Sacred  Heart   Academy,    Greenville 

Madam  M    Patricia,   Superior 
Spartan  Academy,   Landrum 

H    L     Riley,    A     B,    Pnncipal 
Thornwell  College  for  Orphans,  Clinton 

William    P     Jacobs,    D  D ,    President 
I  men  Institute,  Keishaw 

Prof     P    D     Sims 
Utopia   Academy,   Newberry 

J.    M     Bickley     AB,    Principal 
Voorhees  Institute   (colored),  Denmark 

G    B    Miller,   Principal 


SOtTTI    DAKOTA 

Augustana    College,   Canton 

Anthony   G    Tuve,   President 
Eureka  Luthern  College,  Eureka 

C   Taubait,  Piesident 
Evangelical   Lutheran  School,   Canastota 

J     Fischer,    Principal 
Evangelical  Lutheran  School,  Delxnont 

T    G    Eggers,   Principal 
Freeman  College,  Freeman 

Rev.  H.  A    Bachman,  President 
Holy  Family  School,  Mitchell 

Sister    Berlgnus,    Superior 
Plamvlew  Academy,  Redneld 

Glenn   C    Geoiffo,  Principal 
Presentation   Academy,  Aberdeen 

Moth  or  Mary  Joseph 
Redfield  College,  Kedfleld 

Rev    Noah  C    Hirschey,   Ph  D ,  President 
Riggft  Institute,  Flandreau 

L.  P    Michael,  Principal 
St.   Lawrence's    School,   Milllmnk 

Rev     L     Brones,    Principal 


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South  Dakota — continued 

St.  Martin's  Academy,   Sturgis 

Sister  Adelaide,   Superior 
St.  Otto's  School,  Webster 

Henry    Mensing,    Principal 
Sts    Peter  and  Paul's  Academy,  Pierre 

Sister  M    Cathenne,   Superior 
St.  Stephen's  School,  Bndgewater 

B     H     Bunning-,    Principal 
Sacred  Heart  School.  Parkston 

Rev    J    J    Reiland,   Principal 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Yank  ton 

Sister  Angelica  McColligan,   Superior 
South  Dakota  Training:  School,  Plankmton 

A    R    Schlosser,   Superintendent 
Ward  Academy,  Academy 

Lewis  B    Canneld,  Principal 
Websington    Springs    Seminary,    Wessington 
Springs 

G    W    Griffith,   Principal 


TENNESSEE 

Alum  Well  Academy,  Church  Hill 

William  C    Patton,  A  B ,   Principal 
Anderson  ville    Institute,    Anderson ville 

Glenmore   Garrett,    A  B ,    Principal 
Athens  School  of  University  of  Chattanooga, 
Athens 

R    M     Millaid,   Dean 
Bedford  Institute,  Shelbyville 

G.  Clinton  Hanna,   Ph  D  ,  President 
Beechgrove  Training  School,  Beechgrove 

C    H.   Walker,    Principal 
Bent  on  Seminary,  Camden 

M    L    Hardm,    B    A,   Principal 
Brandon  Training  School,  Tullahoma 

\lfted   J.   Brandon,    President 
Bristol  English   School,  Bristol 

John    A     McAllen,    LL  B.f   Principal 
Burrltt  College,  Spencer 

W    N    BUlingsley,    AM,    President 
Caldwell  Training  School,  Mount  Juliet 

W    A.   Caldwpll,   Principal 
Carson  and  Newman  College,  Jefferson  City 

Jessie  McGarty  Burnett,   D  D     President 
Carthage  Training  School,  Carthage 

J    W.  Beene,  Principal 
Cedar  Hill  Institute,  Cedar  Hill 

W.  R    Matheney,  Principal 
Centerville  Training  School,  Centervtlle 

William   Pope  Morrison,   Principal 
Chapel  Hill  Academy,  Chapel  Hill 

W.    E     Thompson,    Principal 
Clifton  Masonic  Academy,  Clifton 

J    F    Hughes,    Principal 
Cobb-Nichols   School,  Dresden 

Charles  H.   Cobb,  Principal 
College  Grove  High  School,  College  Grove 

Professor  Hicks,  Principal 
Cookeville   Collegiate  Institute,   Cookeville 

N    J    Finney,   AM.,   Principal 
Culleoka  Academy,  Culleoka 

W    T    Holt,   Principal 
Cumberland  City  Academy,  Cumberland  City 

A.   L    Edwards,  B.S,  Headmaster 
Dibrell  Normal  School,  Sparta 

B    O    Duggan,   Principal 
Diokson  College,  Dickson 

T.   B     Logging,   A.M.,   President 


Tennessee — continued 

Do\Ie  College,  Doyle  Station 

Benjamin    F    Jones,    Principal 

Dwight  Institute,  En*  in 

Geitrude  M    Sammons,  Principal 
Elizabeth   Tiaining   School,   Petersburg 

W    E     Miller    Principal 
EcUvard's    Academj,    White   Pine 

lioss  Masters,    Ph     M  ,   Puncipal 
fis.e  Academy  HHham 

A    J    Taylor,  President 

Frank  Hughes  College,  Clifton 

R    M    Shipp,   President 
Friendbville  Academy,   Friendsville 

Daniel    W    Lawrence,    B  S ,    Principal 
Grand   View   Normal   Institute,   Grand  View 

Ra\mond  A    Fcmles,   Puncipal 
Grassy   Cove   Academy,    Giand    View 

Miss  Emma  Hicks,  Puncipal 
Hall-Moody    Institute,    Martin 
Henry  E    Walters,  A    M  ,  D    D ,  President 
Harold   MeCormick   School,    Ehzabethton 

Miss   May  Bice,    M  A ,   Principal 
Hianasse  College,  Sweetwater 

Rev    J    El    Lowry,  AM,  Pi  esident 
Holly   Springs  Academy,  Butler 

RPV     S     W     Tmdell,    A  M ,    Principal 
Holston  Institute,  Blounls ville 

ThPodoTe    D     Gulp,    AM,    President 
Houaid  Institute,  Mount  Pleasant 

James  A    Bostwick    Principal 
Howell  Training   School,   Howell 

R    L    Keathly,    A    B,   Pnncipal 
Industrial    and    Training    School,    Hunting- 
don 

Julius  Henry   Bayer    Supeuntendenl 
James  K.  Shook  School,  Tracy   City 

John  C    Wagner,  Puncipal 
Jess  Mai  Avdelotte  College,  Tullahoma 

B    S    Foster,   Puncipal 
Kingsley  Seminary,  Bloomingdale 

Rev    S    G    Ketron,  A  M ,  President 
Lane  College  (colored),  Jackson 

J    F    Lane,    A  M ,   President 
LaneAiew  College,  Laneview 

Jf  hn   Meadows,    B  A ,    President 
Lexington   Normal    School    and    Commercial 
Institute,  Lexington 

Robert    L     Button,    Principal 
Liberty  Training   School,   Liberty 

L    F    Wilkerson,  Puncipal 
Lincoln    Memoiial    University,     Cumberland 
Gap 

George  A    Hubbell,  Ph  D ,  President 
Link  School,  Thoiuasville 

S    A    Link,  M  A ,  Principal 
London  College,  Loudon 

D    Balharrie  Simpson,  B    A  ,  Principal 
JLjnnville  Academy,  Xjnnville 

W    B     Davidson,   Principal 
Maryville  College,  Maryvilte 

Rev    Samuel  Tyndale   Wilson,    D  D ,    Presi- 
dent 
McFernn  College,  Martin 

Guy  A    Simmons,   A  M ,   President 
MrKinnev  Aeademv,  Sneedvllle 

F    A.  Penland,  Principal 


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Tennessee— continued 

McLemoresvilIe     Collegiate     Institute,     Mc- 
Lemoresville 

E     H     Harrell,    B  S ,    President 
McTyeire  School,  McKenzie 

James  Albeit  Robins,  A    B,  Pnncipal 
Milhgan  College,  Johnson  City 

Rev    T    B    Utterbach,   President 
Milligan  College,  Milligan 

E    W    McDiarmid,  M    A,  Puncipal 
Morgan   School,  Fayetteville 

R    K    Morgan,   Principal 
Murphy   College,   Sevierville 

Rev    James   8    Jones,    President 
New  Market  Academy,  New  Market 

Samuel  T    Miser,   Principal 
Newport  Seminary,  Newport 

Alexander  S    Paxton,  Principal 
Orlinda  Academy,  Orlinda 

J    C    Berry,   Principal 
Parrottsville    Seminary,    Parrotsville 

H     R     Easterly,    A  B ,    Principal 
Pikeville  Training  School,  Pikevllle 

J    W    D    Renegan,   Principal 
Pleasant   Hill   Academy,   Pleasant  Hill 

Rev    "W    E    Wheeler,  Principal 
Pou  ell's   Valley  Seminary*  Wells  Spring 

E    B    Dvkes.  B  S ,  Principal 
Price-Webb   School,   ILewisburg 

B    T    Pi  ice,   Puncipal 
Prvor  Institute,  Jasper 

M    M    Dossett,    Ph  B ,   Principal 
Philadelphia    Seminary,    Steppsville 

Marion  Turner,   Principal 
Robertson  High  School,  Atoka 

R    E    Robertson,  Principal 
Roane  College,  Wheat 

L.  L    Click,   Principal 
Rock    Hill   Institute.    Minden 

Allen   H    Minafee,   Principal 
Roger  Williams   University    (colored).  Xasb 
ville 

Rev    P    B    Guernsey,  President 
Rosedale  Academy,   Mount   Sylvan 

J     W     Adamson,    Principal 
Rutherford  Graded  School,  Birohwood 

R     T     Rutherford,    Principal 
St.  Joseph's  School,  Nashville 

Sister  M    Augustine,  Superior 
Savannah  Institute,   Savannah 

William   E    Rogers,   Principal 
Scott's  Hill  Academy,  Scott's  Hill 

B    A    Tucker,  Principal 
Shady   Grove  Institute,    Duck    River 

R    S    Ballow,   Principal 
Smyrna  Fitting  School,  Smyrna 

Frazer   Hood,    MA,,    Principal 
Southern  Training  School,  Graysville 

Marshall  B    Van  Kirk,  Principal 
South  Side  Preparatory  School,  Southslde 

McKee  and  Harper,  Principals 
Summertown  Seminary,  Summertown 

Rev    N.   G.   Paschal,  Principal 
Swift   Memorial    College    (colored),   Rogers- 
ville 

W    H.  Franklin,  AM.,  Principal 
Tate  School,  Sbelbyvttle 

James   A    Tate,   A    M,    Principal 
Tazewell  College,  Tazewell 

L    A    Lewis,   Jr ,   Principal 


Tennessee — continued 

Turner  Institute    (colored),  Shelbyvllle 

Rev    J    A    Jones,  D  D ,  Principal 
Tusculum    College,    Greeneville 

Rev    Chailos    Oliver    Giay,    AM,    President 
Vanderbilt  Training  School,  Henderson 

Rev    R    C    DougUs,  Puncipal 
Warner  Christian  Institute,  JUme&boro 

H    D    Gnffln,   Puncipal 
Washington  College,  Washington  College 

James   T    Cooter,    D     D  ,   President 
Watauga  Academy,  Butler 

Rev   S   W   Tendell,  A  M ,  Principal 
Watertown   Training    School,   Watertown 

William   H    Turney,    Principal 
Ml  ebb  School,  Bellbuckle 

W.  R.  and  W    M.  Webb,  Principals 
Wesleyan  Academy,   Chuckey 

Hubert   Phillips,    A  B.,    Principal 
Woodbury  Academy,  Woodbury 

B     J     Lehman,   Principal 
Woodland  Academy,  Sauisbury 

Frank    S     Coffin,    Principal 
Zollicoffer  Institute,   Bluff  City 

R     H     Fieeland,    Principal 


TEXAS 


Alexander   Collegiate   Institute,   Jacksonville 

M    L    Lefler,    President 
Barnett    School,    Houston 

W    W    Barnett,   Principal 

906    Milan 
Bickler  Academy,  Austin 

Jacob   Bickler,    Principal 
Blinn  Memorial  College,  Brenham 

J     L.    Neu,    BA.,    President 
Bruce   Academy,   Athens 

W     H     Bruce,    Principal 
Bryan  Academy,   Bryan 

Richard  McDonald,  A    B ,  President 
Clarendon   College,   Clarendon 

Geoige  S    Slovor,  MA,   Piesident 
Columbia   College,  Van  Alstyne 

W    B    Ducan,  Principal 
Comroanche  College,   Commanclie 

W    F.  Rogers,  Ph  IX,  Principal 
Coronal  Institute,  San  Marcos 

Rev.  Sterling  Fisher,  President 
Crowell  College,  Crowell 

H    A    Mayers,  Principal 
Culbertson  Select  School,  Hillsboro 

W    A    Culbertson,  Principal 
Daniel    Baker    College,    Brounwood 

Tinsley   P    Junkin,   LL  D ,   President 
Decatur    Baptist    College,    Decatur 

Rev     William    Chailes    Caiver,    President 
East  Texas  Baptist  Institute, 'Rusk 

B    W    Wining,   Ph  B ,   President 
Eddy  Literary  and  Scientific  Institute,  Eddy 

J.  M.  Bedlckek,  Principal 
Emerson  College,  Campbell 

B    F*  Holcomb,  A  B.,   President 


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Texas — continued 

Evangelical    Lutheran    Proseminary,    Bren- 
ham 

C    Weeber,   AB.   President 
IVrris  Institute,  Ferris 

A     C    Speer,  Principal 
1  Icrence   College,  Florence 

w    C    Stirling,  Principal 
Fort  Worth  Hebrew  School,  Fort  Worth 

David  Goldberg,  B    A,  Principal 
Goodnight   Academy.   Goodnight 

\     H    Thornton    President 
Grapevine    College*   Grapevine 

G.  T    Bh'dworth,  Principal 
Greenwood  Male  and  Female  College,  Green- 
wood 

William   H     Carney,    Principal 
Harghaw's  Academv,  Denison 

George  L.    Harshaw,  Principal 
Hereford  College,  Hereford 

Principal 
Highland  Park  Academy,  Dallas 

Mrs    Joseph    Morgan,    Principal 
Houston  Academy,  Houston 

F    W    Gross,   A  B ,    AM,   Principal 
Howard    Payne    College.    Brown  wood 

James  M    Cat  roll,  D    D  ,   President 
Hugbey   and    Turner    School,    Weatherford 

A    H    Hughey  and  J    P    Tuiner,  Principals 
Jeff  Davis  College,  Pittshuig 

S    B    Watson,   President 
John  Tarleton  College,  Stephenville 

Roswell  W.  Rogers,   A  M.,  President 
Jones  Academy,  McKinney 

Franklin    G    Jones    A  B ,   President 
Laredo  Seminary,  Laredo 

James  Marshall   Sfrmner,   Ph    D ,  President 
Lutheran   College,   Seguin 

C     Weeber,    Principal 
Male  and  Female  Institute,  Chico 

L    W.    Shawnee,    President 
Midland  College,  Midland 

Principal 
Miller's  Seminary*  Corsicana 

Mrs    R.   T    Miller,   Principal 
North  Texas  Academy.  Westminster 

W     C     Johnson     President 
Palacious  Academy,  Palacious 

M    M    Wolfe,  A    B ,  Principal 
Peniel  University,  Peniel 

Rev    James  B    Chapmann,  A    B ,  President 
Port  Arthur   College,  Port  Arthur 

Arthur  J    Price,  STB,  President 

Mrs    C    C    Cann,  Dean  of  Women 
Reynolds  Presbyterian  Academy,  Albany 

Rev    L    B    Gray,    D    D     President 
Rock  Hill  Institute,  Minden 

Allen   K    Menafee,    Principal 
Rosedale  Academy,  Mt.   Sylvan 

J    W    Adamson.   Principal 
Rusk  Baptist  College,  Rusk 

Rev   Hardee  R    Chapman,  B    A ,  President 
Rusk  Masonic  Institute,   Rusk 

C    F    Gibson,   Principal 
St.    Anthony's    Institute,     San    Antonio 

Sister   Jane,   Principal 
St-    Joseph  Academy,  Seguin 

Sister  Superior 
St.  Joseph's  Convent,  Galveston 

cfst/»r  Mary    Superior 
St.    Mary's    Day    School,    Gaines\ille 

Sister  Marv  Alfred,   Puncipal 


Texas— continued 

Samuel  Huston  College  (colored),  Austin 

R    S    Lovingwood,  Ph  D  ,   President 
San  Marcos  Academy,  San  Marcos 

T    G    Hams,   A    M ,   President 
Seth    Ward    College,    Plaiuview 

W    M    Pearce,  President 
Southwest   Texas   College,   Jasper 

J    H     Synnott     Principal 
Stamford  College,  $  tarn  lord 

Tiev    J    G    Miller,  Piesident 
Summer   Hill    School,    Omen 

A    W    Orr,    Puncipal 
Texas  Holiness  University,  Peniel 

A    M    Hills,   President 
Texas  Weslejan  College,  Austin 

Dr     O     E     Olandei,    President 
Thompson's  School,  Belton 

Mesdames   Thompson  and   Seabaugh,    Prin- 
cipals 

Thorp     Spring     Christian     College,     Thorp 
Spring 

R    C    Bell,  Piesident 
Tilotson  College  (colored),  Austin 

Isaac  M    Agard,  PhD.,  President 
Trinity   University   Wavahacbie 

Samuel     L      Hornbeak,     LL.  D ,     President 
Weatherford   College,  Weatherford 

David  S    Switzer,   Principal 
Wesley   College.    Greenville 

Rev    David  H    Aston,   Ph    i) ,   President 
Westcott   School,  San.  Antonio 

Mrs    Fannie  Westcott,    Principal 
Westminister  College,  Westminister 

H    H    Price,  President 
Westminister  Institute,  Westminister 

Charles  Thompson,  A  B ,  Principal 


UTAH 

Beaver  Branch  Brlgham  Yowngr  University, 
Beaver 

Andrew  B     Anderson,   B  Pd ,    President 
Brigham  Young  College,  Logan 

C    Nephi  Jensen,  Ph    D,   President 
Emery  Stake  Academy,   Castle  Bale 

George   Francis  Hickman,   M     A ,    Principal 
Hungerford  Academy,   Springville 

Charles  F    Romig,  A  B ,  Principal 
Leht  Congregational  School,  Lehl 

Principal 
New  Jersey  Academy,  Logan 

John  M    Cathcart,   A  B ,  Principal 
Proctor  Academy,  Provo 

Rev    S    H.  Goodwin,   Principal 
Salt    Lake    Collegiate    Institute,    Salt    Lake 
Citv 

Georgre  B    Sweazey,  M    A  ,  Principal 
Si  or    Academy,  Epbraim 

Newton  E    Vovcs,  Principal 
Summitt  Stake  Academy,   Coalvllle 

William   Z     Terry*    Principal 
Uintah  Stake  Academy,  Vernal 

Raymond   Parti  idge,   Principal 
Wasatch  Academy,  Mount  Pleasant 

E     M    Patterson,    AM,    Principal 
Weber  Stake  Academy,  Ogden 

James  L    Barker,   Principal 


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VERMONT 

Beeman  Academy,  New  Haven 

Alfred   Martin,    President 
Black  River  Academy,   Ludlow 

Edwin    A     Shaw,    B  S ,    Principal 
Brattleboro  Academy,  West  Brattleboro 

Wesley   B    Nims,   Principal 
Brigham   Academy,  Bakersfield 

Charles  H    Morrill,  A  B  ,   Principal 
Burr  and  Burton   Seminary,  Manchester 

James   Brooks,    Principal 
Craftsbury  Academy,   North   Craftsbury 

Mary   E     Bailey,    Principal 
Dei  by  Academy,  Derby 

Isaiah    Bowdoin,    Principal 
Essex    Classical   Institute,    Essex 

James   H    Kales,    Principal 
Goddard   Seminary,   Barre 

Orlando  K    Hollister,  Litt  D  ,   Puncipal 
Grafton   Academy,    Grafton 

Charles    H     Cambridge,    Principal 
Leland  and  Gray  Seminary,  Townshend 

Guy  W    Powers,    Principal 
London  Institute,  Lyndon  Center 

Ozias    D     Mathewson,    Principal 
Maple  Lawn  Academy,  South  Hero 

Mrs    Fannie  A    Stevens,   Principal 
Mclndoe  Academy,   Mclndoe   Falls 

Carl  B    Rowland,  Principal 
Montpelier    Seminary,    Montpelier 

Rev    John  W.  Hatch,  D  D ,  President 
Phillips   Academy,   Danville 

Charles  E     McKnight,    Principal 
St.  Anne's  Academy,  Swanton 

Rev    T    Mary  Aubm,   Principal 
St.  Johnsbury  Academy,  St.  Johnsbury 

Martin  G    Benedict,  Principal 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Burlington 

Sister    Mary   Frances,    Superior 
St.   Mary's   School,   St.  Albans 

Sister  Eugenia,  Superior 
St.   Michael's  Institute,  Winoeski 

Rev    B    M.   Salmon,   Principal 
Thetford  Academy,  Tnetford 

William  Blade,  Principal 
Troy  Conference  Academy,  Poultney 

Charles  L.   Leonard,   Principal 
Vermont  Academy,  Saxtons  River 

George  B    Lawson,  Principal 


VIRGINIA 


Bel-Air  School,  Lewlston 

N     E3     Scott,    Principal 
Berryville   Institute,  Berryville 

Miss    Rose    MacDonald,    Principal 
Bluestone  Mission  School,  Abbeyville 

C    H    Wilson,  A    B,  Principal 
Bridgewater  College,  Bridgewater 

John  S   Flory,  President 
Bruington  Academy,  Bruington 

Alexander  Flett,   Principal 
Chesapeake   Academy,    Irvington 

D.  R,  Anderson,   MA,  Principal 
Churchland  Academy,  Cnurchhland 

Charles  T    Wortham,    Principal 
Dalevllle   College*  Daleville 

Rev    T    S    Moherman,  President 


\  irginia — continued 

Davis  School    (men),  Richmond 

Miss  May   P     Davis,    Principal 
Eastern    College,    Manassas 

Heivm    U     Hoop,    President 
Elk  Creek  Training  School,  Elk  Creek 

John  Morgan  Check,   Principal 
Euphradian  Institute,   Franklin 

Fanny   L     Webb,    Principal 
Farnham  Academy,  Farnham 

B    Williamson,    Principal 
GladeviJle  College,  Wise 

R    J    Davis,   Principal 
Hampton  Institute    (colored),   Hampton 

Rev    Hollis  B    Frissell,  L.L  D ,   Principal 
Lebanon  State  School,  Lebanon 

E    M    Hunter,    Principal 
Liberty   Hall   Home    School,   Lodi 

Allen  Jones,   Jr  ,  B  D ,   Principal 
Manas&as  Institute,  Hanassas 

L    P    Hill,    A  M ,   Principal 
Oxford  Academy,  floyd 

John  K    Harris,  Principal 
Randolph-Macon  College*  Ashland 

R    B    Blackwell,   LL  D.,   President 
Ridgeway  Institute,  Ridgeway 

Thomas  C    Nunn,  Principal 
Russell    College,   Lebanon 

R    M     Copenhaver,    Principal 
Scoltsburg  Normal  School*  Scottsburg 

Claude  W    Owen,    M     A ,    Principal 
Shenandoah    Collegiate  Institute,  Dayton 

Rev    E    W    Hoebshel,    Principal 
Shoemaker  College,  Gales  City 

F     P     Fitzpatrick,     President 
Smallwood     Memorial     Institute      (colored), 
Claremont 

Mis      Rosa    B      Smallwood,     Principal 
Spill  er  Academy*  Hampton 

G    Edward  Read,   Principal 
Suffolk   Normal   Training    School    (colored)* 
Suffolk 

Rev    J    F    Jordan,  D    D ,  Principal 
Tazewell  College*  Tazewell 

C    D    M    Sho waiter,  Principal 
Temperance    Industrial    and    Collegiate    In- 
stitute   (colored)*   Claremont 

John   J    Smallwood,   Ph  D ,   President 
Virginia  Baptist  Seminary  (colored),  Lynch- 
buig 

George  Hayes,  Principal 
Virginia   Christian   College,   Lynchburg- 

G     O     Davis,   A    M.    Acting   Piesident 
West  Central  Academy*  Mount  Clinton 

D    I    Suter,  Principal 


WASHINGTON 

Anderson   Preparatory    School,    Seattle 

George    P     Andei*son,    Principal 
Columbian   College*   Everett 

Principal 
Edwards  College*  Albion 

Principal 
Forest  Home  Academy*  Mt    Veraon 

Principal 
Pacific  Lutheran  Academy,  Tacoma 

N    J.  Hong,  A  B  ,   Principal 


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Washington — continued 

Pacific    Lutheran    Seminary,    Olympia 

Principal 
Pearson's   Academy,   Walla  Walla 

Principal 
Providence  Academy,  Vancouver 

Sister    M     Melanite,    Superior 
Pirn  idence   Academy,    Olympia 

Sister  M    Wilfrid,  Principal 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Tekoa 

Sister  Superior 
Seattle  Seminary,  Seattle 

Rev    Alec  Beers,   President 
Spokane  College,  Spokane 

H    O    Shurson.  President 
Tacoma  Academy,  Tacoma 

A.   P.   Powelson,   Principal 
Vashon  College  and  Academy,  Burton 

W    G    Parkes,   MS,   President 
Waitsburg  Academy,  Waitsburg 

Frank  Carroll  Chalfant,  A.B ,   Principal 
Walla  Walla  College,  Walla  Walla 

IS     C    Kellogg,    M  A ,   President 
Washington    Preparatory    School,    Seattle 

Mrs    J    C    Mann,    Principal 
Whitworth  College,  Spokane 

Donald  D    McKay,   President 
Woodcock  Academy,  North  Yakima 

R     M     Edwards,   Principal 

WEST   VIRGINIA 

Alderson  Academy,  Alderson 

Miss  Emma  AJo>rson,  Principal 
Allegheny  Collegiate  Institute,  Alderson 

Lillian  Collins,  Principal 
Becklev   Institute,   Beckley 

Raymond  A    Smith,  B  D  ,  Principal 
Bethanv  College,  Bethany 

Thomas  E    Ci  amblett,  Lti   D  ,  President 
Broaddus  Institute,  Philippi 

Rev    Elkanah  Hulley,  A  M ,  Principal 
Burnsville  Academy,  Burnsville 

G    F    Queen,  Principal 
Elizabeth    Seminary    and    Business    School, 
Eli/abeth 

A    S    Lee,  Principal 
rayeltevUe  Academy,  Fayettevllle 

H    C    Robertson,   Principal 
Keyser  Preparatory  Branch  West   Virginia 
University,  Keyser 

Joseph  W    Stayman,  Principal 
Morris  Harvey  College,  Barhonrsville 

R.  H    Alderman,  A  B ,  President 
Oakview  Academy,  Wayne 

T    B    McClure,  Principal 
Potomac  Seminary,  Romney 

J    C    Hodgson,    Principal 
Preparatory  Branch  West   Virginia  Univer- 
sity,  Montgomery 

Arthur  S    Thorn e,   Principal 
Princeton  Collegiate  Institute,  Princeton 

William   S    Cox.   A  B,,  Principal 
Salem  College,  Salem 

Ohailes  B   Clark,  AM,  President 
West   Virginia-   Wesleyan  College,  Buckhan- 
ncn 

Carl  Gregg  Dorey,  Ph    D ,  President 


WISCONSIN 

Carroll  College,  Waukesha 

Rev     Wilbur   O     Garner,    D     D ,    President 
Endeavor   Academy,    Endeavor 

Walter  M    Ellis,   BD,   Pnncipal 
Evansville  Seminary,  Evansville 

Richard  Blews,  Principal 
Gale  College,  Gales ville 

Lars  M.  Glimmestad,  A  B  ,  Principal 
German-English   Academy,    Milwaukee 

Max  Gnebsch,   Director 

558  Broadway 

German       E\  angelical      Lutheian       School, 
Shiocton 

Rev    M    Hansel,  Principal 

German  Lutheran   School,  Neenah 

Wilh&in    Helleiman,    Pnncipal 
Great    Northern   Training    Schools,    Portage 

H     A     Story,    President 
Hillside  Home  School,  Hillside 

The   Misses   Lloyd   Jones,    Principals 
Lutheran  Academy,  Albion 

Rev    D    G    Ristad,  Principal 

Milton  College,  Milton 

Rev     Wm     C    Daland,    D     D ,    President 

Mission  House,  Plymouth 

Rev    H    A    Muelheimer,   Inspector 
Northland  College,  Ashland 

J    D    BroTvnell,  President 
Poynette  Presbyterial  Academy,  Poynette 

Frank  I   Doudray,  Principal 
Bipon  College,  Bipon 

Rev.   Silas  Evans,   D    D ,   President 
Rochester  Academy,  Rochester 

Ernest  G    Toan,   B  A  ,  Principal 
St    John's  Cathedral   School,   Milwaukee 

Sister  M    Grace,  Principal 

501    Van    Buron    Street 
St.  John's  School,  Marshfield 

Sister  Scholastica,  Superior 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Fond  du  Lac 

Sister  Superior 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Mineral  Point 

Rev    N    Weyer,  Principal 
St.  Mary's  School,  Wausau 

E     D     Widmer,    Principal 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Shawano 

Rev    L    C    Becker,   Presidsnt 
Scandinavia  Academy,  Scandinavia 

E    H    Westgor,   Principal 
tniversity    of    Wisconsin,    Wisconsin    High 
School,  Madison 

H    1 4    Miller,   Principal 
Wavland  Academy,  Beaver  Dam 

Edwin  P   Brown,  A  B ,  Principal 


WYOMING 


Jireh  College,  Jireh 

Rev    D    B    Atkinson,  President 


COLLEGES  AND  PREPARATORY  SCHOOLS 

FOR  GIRLS 


ALABAMA 

Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Mobile 

Sistoi    M     de    Chantel,    Supeiior 
Alabama   Brenau    College-Conservatory,    Eu- 
faula 

Thomas  G    Wilkinson,    President 
Alabama  bynodual  College  for  Women,  Tal- 
ladega 

Rev     T    R    Thompson,   Piesident 
Alien    School,    Burning  ham 

Mifcs    V     M     Allen,    Principal 
Athens   College,   Athens 

Benlamm    B     Glasgow,    AB,    Pi  evident 
Baker   Graded  School,  Mobile 

Miss    N    Bakei,    Principal 

155    N      Claiborne 

Barker    Memorial    Seminary    (colored),    An- 
nislon 

R    1;    Altei,    PhD,    Piesidont 
Central   Female   College,   Tascaloosa 

B     IP     Giles,    A      &l  ,    President 
Crane    School,    Mobile 

Miss     Ctane,     Puncipal 
Deshler  Female  Institute,  Tuscumbia 

Miss    Annabel   Hot  no,    Principal 
Hunter's  Select  School,  Mobile 

Miss    Sallie   E    Hunter,    Piincipal 
Judson   College,   Marion 

Paul  V    Bomir,   President 

Maigaict  Brown,   T^ady  Principal 
Knott's     (Miss)     School,    Mobile 

Miss    "L     Knott,    Principal 
Loretto  Academy,   Montgomery 

Sister  M    Xaviei,  Superior 
Loulie    Compton    Seminary,    Birmingham 

Miss   Hattie    Morton,    Principal 

1722    Fifth    Avenue 
Marion  Female  Seminary,  Marion 

W     R     Carotheis,    President 
Noble   Institute  for  Girls,  Anniston 

Rev      Joseph     H      Spearing,     President 

Alice    C     Moore,    Piincipal 
St.   Mary's   Select    School,  Mobile 

Sister   Aloysia,    Superior 
St.  Vincent's  Select   School,  Mobile 

Mother   Superior 

South  Highlands  School  fox    Girls,  Birming- 
uam 

Rov    T     Peyton    Walton,   President 
Woman *«   College   of  Alabama,   Montgomery 

M     W     fiwarlz,    Ph  D ,    President 

ARIZONA 

St     Joseph's   Academy,   Prescott 

Sisters   of   St    Joseph 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Tucson 

Sister    M.    Alexandrine,    Superioress 


ARKANSAS 

Annunciation  Academy,  Pine  Bluff 

Sisteis    of    Chaiity 
Cential    College,    Con\vay 

John    W^     Congei,    TjL.     D  ,    President 
Crescent    College   and   Conservatory,   Eureka 
Sprmgrs 

R     R     Thompson,    A  M  ,    Dean 
Galloway  Female   Collegre,    Searcy 

J     M     Williams,    A  B  ,    President 
Mount  St.  Mark's  Academy,  Little  Rock 

Sisters    of   Mercy 
Sacred   Heart  Academy,  Helena 

Sister    Rvangelista,    Superior 
Searcy    Female    Institute,    Searcy 

Mary  Jaspei    "Willis,  Principal 
St     Ann's    Academy,   Fort    Smith 

Sister    Mary    Aloysius,    Superior 


CAXIFORNTA 

Academy  of  Notre  Dame,  Redwood  City 

Sister   Mary    Cecilia,    Superior 
Academy  of  Notre  I>ame,  Santa  Clara 

Sister    Louise    De    Gonzague 
Academy    of    Our    Lady    of    Gourdes,    East 
Oakland 

Sister   Mary   Fidelia,    Superior 
Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Mercy,  Red  Bluff 

Szster    Mary    Joseph.    Superior 
Academy  of  the   Hely  Name,   Snorb 

Sister  Superior 
Academy  of  the  Holy  Rosary,  Woodland 

Sister    Mary    Barbara,    Superior 
Angeles  Vista   School,  Los  Angeles 

Ethelwyn    Wing,    MA,    Principal,    1844    St 

Andrews   Place 
Bishop  School  for  Girls,  La  Jolla 

Mrs    A     D    Maclean,    Principal 
Bishop    School,    San    Diego 

.Mrs    A     D    Maclean,    Principal 
Cabtilleja   School,   Palo  Alto 

Mary  Ishbcl    Lockey,  Principal 

Elizabeth    G.    Hughes,    Associate   Principal 
Collegre  of  Notre  Dame,   Marysville 

Sister   B     Joseph,    Superior 
Collegre  of  Notre  Dame,  San  Francisco 

Sister   Julia   Theresa,    Superior 
Collegre  of  Notre  Dame,   San  Jose 

Sister    Mary    Veronica,    Superior 
Collegre  of  the  Holy  Name,  Oakland 

Mother    Mary    Qeraldine 

Convent  of  Our  Lady  of  Sacred  Heart,  On*- 
land 

Sister  M«ry  $y=aphoro«a, 


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California — continued 

Convent  of  the  Immaculate  Heart  of  Mary, 
Los  Angeles 

Mother  Superior 

Hollywood 
Cumnock  School,  Los  Angeles 

Mrs     Merrill   Moore   Gnggs,   Director,    1500 

S    Figuerora 
Dominican  College,  San  Rafael 

Mother    Louis,    President 
Elmhurst   Academy,   St    Helena 

Sister    Agatha,    Superioress 
Gamble  School,  Santa  Barbara 

Miss   B     Antoinette   Ely,    Principal 
Girls'    Collegiate    School    (Casa    de    Rosas), 
JLos  Angeles 

Alice   K     Parsons,    BA,    Principal,   Adams 

and  Hoover 
Ham  1  in  School,  San  Francisco 

Sarah    D     Harnlm,    Principal,    2230    Pacific 
Barker's  School  for  Girls,  Palo  Alto 

The  Misses  Harker,  Principals 
Head's  School,  Berkeley 

Mary  B    Wilson,   M  T-  ,   Principal 
Hollywood  School  for  Girls,  Los  Angeles 

Sophie    Shepard    Hogan,    Director,    Sunset 

Boulevard  and   Hay   Avenue 
Morton  School,  Oakland 

Parah    W     Hoi  ton,    Principal 
Huntingdon  Hall,   South  Pasadena 

Florence  Hamad,   Puncipal 
Irving:  Institute,   San  Francisco 

Ella   M     Pinkham,    Principal,    147    Presldo 
Las  Bobles  School,  Pasadena 

Blanche  Bunnelle,   Pimcipal 
Marlboro    Preparatory    School,    Los    Angreles 

Ida  B    Lindley,   Principal 
Marlborough   School   for  Girls,  Los  Angeles 

Mrs    G    A    Caswell,  Principal;  861  W.  23rd 
Mills  College,  Mills  College  P.  O. 

Amelia  H    Reinhaidt,  PhD,  Piesident 

Hettei  Belle  Edge,  B  L. ,  Dean 

Mary  Helen  Cutler,  Secretary 

Fannie  A    Madison,   Assistant  Treasurer 

Helen  Natalie  Henry,  Rigistrar 
Mnrison's   School,    San   Francisco 

Miss  B.  L.    Murison,  Principal 
Notre  Dame  Academy,  Alameda 

Sister   Mary    of   St     Aloysius 
Notre  Dame   Academy,   Salinas 

Mother   Superior 
Notre  Dame  Academy,   Visalia 

Sister  Superior 
Notre  Dame  Academy,  Watsonville 

Sister  Superior 
Ojai   School  for   Girls,  Nordhoff 

Miss  E    S    Smith,  Principal 
Orton  School  for  Girls,  Pasadena 

Anna   B     Orton,    Principal 
Page  School  for  Girls,  Los  Angreles 

Miss  Emma   E    Page,*  Principal 

4511   Pasadena   Avenue 
Presentation  Convent,   San  Francisco 

Mother    M     Josephine,     Superior 
St.  John's  Institute,  San  Juan 

Mother    Carmen    Argelaga 
St    Joseph's  Academy.  Monterey 

Mother  Superior 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Sacramento 

Mother   Mary   Gertrude    King 


California — continued 

St.  Mary's  Academy,  Los  Angreles 

Sister    Catharine,    Principal,    Slauson    and 

Cvpress 

St.  Mary's  Presentation  Academy,  San  Fran- 
oisco 

Sister  Mary  Xaviei ,  cor    Eddy  and  Frank- 
lin 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Hollister 

Mother  Superior 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Los  Angeles 

Dominican   Sisters,    308    S    Sichel 
San  Mateo   Collegiate   School,    San   Mateo 

Mrs    Dora  H    fihinn    Principal 
School  of  the  Holy  Cross,  Santa  Crnz 

Sister   Marv    Joseph.    Superior 
Snell   Seminai  v,  Berkeley 

Mrs    Edna  «?nell   Poulson    Principal 
Frsiiline    Collesre,    Santa   Rosa 

Mother    Angela     Supenoress 
Watson  School.  Berkeley 

Mrs     Carrie    L.    Watson,    Principal 
We&tlake  School  for  Girls,  Los  Angeles 

Misses    Fredenca    de    Laguna    and    Jessica 

S    Vance,   Principals,   616   S    Alvarado 
West's  School  for  Girls,  San  Francisco 

Miss    Mary    B     West,    Principal 

COLORADO 

Broodmoor   School,    Colorado   Springs 

Rev    Albert  H    Swing    Rector 
Colorado  Woman's  College,  Montclair 

J    P    Treat,  D  D  ,  President 
Loretta  Aoademv,  Pneblo 

Mother   Mary   Clarasme,    Snponoross 
Loretto  Heights  Academy,  Loretto  P.   O. 

Mother    Mary    Edith     Superior 
Mount  St.  Sebolastica's  Academy,  Canon  City 

Sister  M    Callista,   Superior 
St    Mary's   Aoademv,    Colorado    Springs 

Mother    Clavier,    Superioress 
Woleott    Srhool,   I>enver 

JDS    Riffgs,  President,  1400  Marion 
Wolfe  Hall,  Denver 

Miss    Margaret    Kerr,    Principal,    Clark  son 

CONNECTICUT 

Academy  of  Notre  Dame,  Waterbury 

Mother  St    Thomas,  Superior 
Academy  of  the  Holv  Familv,  Baltic 

Mother    Mary   Alphonsa     Superioress 
Baird's    Institute,   Norwalk 

Miss  Cornelia  F    Baird,  Principal 
Beacon  School,  Hartford 

Mrs    Barbour,   Principal 
Boxwood  Manor,  Lyme 

Ida    Levns    Tibbitts,    Principal 
Butts'   School  for   Girls,   Norwich 

Miss  Matilda  Butts,   Principal 
Campbell  School  for  Girls,  Windsor 

A    H    Campbell,   Ph  D ,    Principal 
Catherine  Aiken.  School,   Stamford 

Harriet     Beecher     Scoville     I>evan,      A.  B , 

Principal 
Connecticut  College  for  Women,  New  London 

Fredrick  H    Sykes,   LLi    D ,  President 
Cornish  School,  New  Canaan 

Miss  Edith   de  Vigne    Principal 
Conrtland  Sohool,  Bridgeport 

Mary  J    Miner,  Principal 


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Connecticut — continued 

Elizabeth   Mead    School   for    Girls,    Norwalk 

Miss   Margaret  R    Brendlinger,   A  B ,   Prin- 
cipal 
Ely  School  for  Girls,  Greenwich 

The   Misses  Ely,   Principals 
Foote  School,  Danlmry 

Fannie  I    Foote,  Principal 
Greenwich  Academy,   Greenwich 

Walter   A     Wateimann,    Principal 
Howe  and  Marot  School,  Thompson 

Miss   Howe  and  Miss  Thompson,   Principals 
Ingleside   School,  New  Milford 

Misses  Tewkesbui},   Puncipals 
Johnstone's  School,   New  Haven 

Miss  Maiy  S   Johnstone,  Pimcipal 
I<ow-ITeywood    School,    Stamford 

Miss    Low    and    Miss    Hey  wood,    Principals 
I,>on   School,  Danlmry 

Jennie  B    Ljon,   Pimcipal 
Mount  St    Joseph  Academy,  Hartford 

Sistei    Mary    Cecilia,    Superior 
Votre    Dame    Bon    Seconrs    Academy,    Pat- 
nam 

Sister  M    Paula,   Superior 
Patten   School,  Middletown 

The    Misses    Patten,    Principals 
Phelps  School,  Wallingford 

The    Misses   Peck,    Principals 
Porter's   School,   Farmington 

Mrs    Robert  Porter  Keep,  Principal 
Roberts'  School,  Litchfleld 

Mrs.    E    P     Roberts,   Principal 
Rosemary  Hall,    Greenwich 

Caroline    Rnutz-Reos,    Ph  D ,    Principal 
St    Margaret's  School,  Waterbury 

Emily   G    Munro,    Ph  B  ,    Fun 
Si.  Mary's  Academy,  New  Haven 

SKstei    M     Ambiose,    Directress 
Taionic  School  for  Girls,  ILakeville 

Miss    Lillian    Dixon,    B  A  ,    Bertha    Bailey, 

B  S  ,    Piln 
Tewke&bury   School,  New  Milford 

The  Misses  Towkesbury,  Plincipals 
The  Gateway,  New  Haven 

Miss  Alice  E    Reynolds,   Prin 
Vinton  School  for  Girls,  Kidgefield 

Miss    G    Vinton,    Prin 
West  over  School,  Middlebury 

Mary  R    Hillard,   Principal 
Williams  Memorial  Institute,  New  London 

Colin   E    Buell,  MA,   Prin. 
Wykeham   Rise    School,   Washington 

Miss  Davles,  Prin 

DELAWARE 

Hebb's  School  for  Girls,  Wilmington 

The   Misses   Hcbb,   Prins 
Ursuline  Academy,   Wilmington 

Mother    Mary    Francis,    Superior 
Woman's  College  of  Delaware,  Newark 

Winifred  J   Robinson,  Ph  D ,  Dean 

DISTRICT   OF  COLUMBIA 
Academy    of    the    Sacred    Heart    of    Mary, 
Washington 

Sister   Mary    Clementine,    Sup<    tor 
Academy   of  the   Visitation,   Yl~«hington 
Mother  Maigaftt  AC     Muth,    Directoress 

Connecticut  Aveaue 


District  of   Columbia — continued 
Belcourt  Seminary,  Washington 
Mrs.   M    B    Somervell,   Prin 

13th    and    Girard 
Bristol  School,  Washington 
Alice    A     Bristol,    Prin ,     MIntwood    Place 

and  19th 

Chevy   Chase   College  and  Seminary,   Wash- 
ington 

Samuel    N    Barker,    President 
Colonial   School,  Washington 
Miss    Charlotte    Crittenden    Everett,    Prin , 

Connecticut   Ave 
Eastman    School,    Washington 
Miss     Annie     Henderson     Eastman,     Prin , 
1305   17th   St ,   N.   W. 
Fairmount  Seminary,  Washington 

A    T.  Ramsay,  Prin  ,  1411  Fairmont  St. 
Florence    School    for    Girls,    Washington 
Mrs    M    A    Martmdell,   Prin ,    2401    Massa- 
chusetts Ave 

Gnnston   Hall,   Washington 
Mrs    Beverly  R    Mason,  Prin,  1906  Florida 

Ave,    N    W. 

Hali-Noyes  School,   Washington 
Mis    Prances   M.   Hall,    AM,   Prin,   221   E 

St,   N    W. 

Hamilton   Institute,    Washington 
Mrs      Phoebe     Hamilton     Seabrook,     Prin. 

Lafayette   Square 

Hoi  ton- Arm  s    School,    Washington 
Mrs    Jessie  Moon  Holton,  Miss  C.  H    Arms, 

Prins  ,   2125  S  St 
Holy   Cross  Academy,   Washington 

Sister  M    Angelica,  Superior 
Immaculata  Seminary,  Washington 

Sisters   of  Providence 
Laise-Fhillips   School,    Washington 
Mrs.      Anna      Laise-Phillips,      Prin ,      1621 

Connecticut  Ave 
Madeira's    School,   Washington 

Miss  Lucy  Madeira,  A  B.,    Prin  ,   1324   19tb 
Madison   Hall  Seminary,  Washington 

Mr     and    Mrs     George    F     Winston,    Prins 
Martha    Washington    Seminary,    Washington 
Edward    W     Thompson,    Prin ,    Connecticut 
Mount   Vernon    Seminary,   Washington 
Mrs    Elizabeth  J    Somers,   Prin 

1100  Mam  Street,  N   W, 
National    Cathedral    School,    Washington 
Miss    Jessie    Clnie    McDonald,    Principal 

Mt    St    Alban 
National       Park.      Seminary,       Washington, 

Forest  Glen,   Md. 

Paul  Institute  for  Girls,  Washington 
Mis     Paul    Hamill,    Principal,    2107    S    St , 

N    W. 

St.   Cecelia's  Academy,  Washington 
Mother   Mary  Augusta,   Superior 
St.   Margaret's  School,   Washington 
Miss    LIpplncott    and    Miss    Baker,    Prins, 

2115   California 

Smallwood-Wllbur     School,     Washington 
Mrs     G.    T     Smallwood,    Mrs     William    A 

Wilbur,   Prin  ,   2103  S  St ,  N    W. 
Stuart  School,   Washington 
Miss    Claudia    Stuart,    Prin,    1843    U    St., 

N    W. 

Timlow's  School  for   Girls,    Washington 
Miss   Elizabeth   Timlow,    Prin,    1600    Scott 
Circle 


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District   of  Columbia — continued 

Trinity   Coi*ege,   Washington 

Sister   Catherine   Aloysius,    President 
Washington     College     for     Young:     Ladies, 
Washington 

F     Menefee,    President 
Washington    Seminary,    Washington 

Mrs     G     T     Small\\ood,    Pimcipa.1 


FLORIDA 

Cathedral  School,  Orlando 

Rev     R    P     Cobb,    A     M  ,   Piesident 
Convent  of  the   Holy   Name,  Tampa 

Mary  Amedee,    Superioress 
Flagler   Fieparatorv    School,    Jaeksom  ille 

Mis    Langdon   Caskin,   Puncipal 
Florida    State    College    for    Women,    Talla 
has  see 

Edwai  d    Conradi,    Ph  D  ,    President 
Holy   Name   Academy,    San    Antonio 

Rev     Mother    Piioress,    O  S  B ,    Supenoi 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Jacksonville 

Sister    M     Assizm,    Superioress 
Tebeau'b   School   lor  Girls,   Gamsville 

Miss  Tebeau,   Prm 

GEORGIA 

Agnes  Scott  College,  Decatur 

P     H     Games,    D  D.,    President 
Andrew   Female  College,   Cuthbert 

J    "W    Malone,  AM,  D  D  ,  President 
Bessie   Tilt    College,    Forsyth 

CHS,  Jackson,   LL  D  ,   President 
Brenau  College,  Gainesville 

Haywood    J     Pearce,    Ph    D ,    President 
Columbus    Seminary,    Columbus 

Rosa  B    Snydei,   Principal 
Cox    College,   College   Park 

C    Lewis   Fovlei,    Piesident 
Gresbam  Academy,   Macon 

K    T    Alfriend,   Principal 
La  Grange  College,  La  Grange 

Daisy   Da  vies,    President 
Loretta  Convent,  Atlanta 

Sister  Mary  Regis,   Superior 
Lucy  Cobb  Institute,  Athens 

Miss   Susan  G    Gerdine,   Prin 
Martha    Berry     School,     Mount     Berry 

Miss  Martha  Berry,   Director 
Mount  Be  Sales  Academy,  Macon 

Sister  M    Liquon,   Superior 
rape's   (Miss)    School,   Savannah 

Miss  Nina   Pape,   Prin 
St.  Elmo's  Institute,  Columbus 

James  J    Slade,  Prin 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Washington 

Mother    Gabriel,    Superior 
St.   Mary's  Academy,   Augusta 

Sjister  Mary  Rose,   Superioress 
St.  Vincent's  Academy,  Savannah 

Mother  M    Clare.  Supeiior 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Augusta 

Sister  M    Gertrude,  Superior 
Shorter   College,   Borne 

A    W    Van  Hoose,   President 
Southern  Female  College,  La  Grange 

J    B    Ricketson,   President 


Georgia — continued 

Spolznan  Seminary  (colored),  Atlanta 

Miss  Lucv   Hale  Tapley,   President 
Summerulle  Academy,  Augusta 

Aithur    Grabowskie,    PhD,    Prin 
Washington    Seminary,   Atlanta 

Llewellyn    D     Scott,    Principal 

1374    Peachtree    Road 
Weslejan  College,  Macon 

Rev     C     N     Jenkins,    D  D ,    President 

J    C    Hmton,  A  M  ,  Dean 
West's  School  for  Girls,  Savannah 

Miss  B    A    West,  Prin 
Woodburv    School    for    Girls,    Atlanta 

Miss  Rosa  Woodbury,   Prin 

128  Peachtree  Road 
Young's  Female  College,  Thomasville 

James    E     Fogartie,   President 


IDAHO 

St    Margaret's  Hall,  Boise 

Leonora   Cox,    Pnncipal 
St.  Teresa's  Academy,  Boise 

Sister  M    Amatus,   Superior 


ILLINOIS 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  the  Sacred  Heart, 
Chicago 

Sister    M     Aqumata,    Directress,    95th    and 

Throop 
Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  the  Sacred  Heart, 

Peoria 

Sister   Mary   Alexandrine 
Academv  of  Our  Lady  of  the  Sacred  H*art, 

Springfield 

Sister  Thomasina,   Superior 
Academy  of  St.  Scholastica,  Chicago 
Sistei    Superioi 

7428  Ridge  Avenue 
Academy  of  the  Holy  family,  Alton 

Rev    Mother  Agatha,   Supeiior 
Academy   of  the   Sacred  Heart,   Chicago 
Sister    Suponor 

3540  Pmc  Grove 

Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Evanston 
Mother   M     Innocentia    Webei,    Supeiioi 

Ridgo    \venue  and  Simpson 
Bettie  Stuart  Institute,  Springfield 

Anna  H    Brooks,  Pimcipal 
Boyesen  School,  Chicago 
Augusta  Boyesen,   Pi  in 

4961  Lake  Park  Avenue 
Chicago   Latin    School    for    Girls,    Chicago 
Mabel  Slade  Vickeiy,  Principal 

Scott  and  Stone  Streets 
Evan s ton  Classical  School,   Evanston 

Mrs    Alice  C    Gove,   Prin 
Faulkner    School,    Chicago 
Miss  Elizabeth   Faulknot,    Ptin 

4746  Dorchester  Avenue 
Ferry  Hall,  Lake  Forest 
Marion   Co.its,    Puncipal 
Frances  Shimer  Academy,  Mount  Carroll 
William   Parker  McKee,    MA.,   B  D ,   Dean 
Girton  School  for  Girls,  Winnetka 
Francis  King  Cooke,   A  B  ,  Prin 


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Holy  Angels'   Academy,   Chicago 

545  Oak\vood  Boulovaid 
Holy  Family  Academy,  Chicago 

Sister    M     Czeslava,    Supeiioi,    1416    W    Di- 
vision 
Illinois   Woman's   College,   Jacksonville 

Joseph   R    Harker,   Ph  D  ,   President 
Immaculate  Conception   Academy,  Belleville 

Sister  M    Magdalen,  Supeiior 
Jennings  Seminary,  Aurora 

Beitha  Barber,  BS,   Prm 
Josephenium  Academy,  Chicago 

Sisteis   of  Christian   Charity,   1515   N    Oak- 
ley 
Ken \\ood-OLoi ing  Schou]   for  Girls,  Chicago 

Mrs     Stella  D>er   Loring,    Pi  in,    4GOO   Ellis 

AVP 
Lake  View  Institute,  Chicago 

Saiah  A    Anable,   Fi  im  ipal,    It  2  Wellington 

Avenue 

Loreto  Convent  of  the  Immaculate  Concep- 
tion, Chicago 

Ladies   of   Lorckto,    65th    and    Blackstono 
Monticello  Seminary,  Godfrey 

Miss  Maitina   C    Erickson,   Pun 
Mount   St    Mary's  Academy,   St.   Charles 

Sisters  of  St   Dominic 
Nazareth   Academy,   I, a   Grange 

Mothei    Supenot 
Notre    Dame   Academy,   Bourbonnals 

Sister   St     Maiy,    Superior 
Notre  Dame  Academy,  Chicago 

Sister     St      Mary     Seraphim,     Superior,     87 

O logon  Ave 
Our  iLady  of  Providence  Academy,  Chicago 

Sister    St     Louise,    Supeiior,    3107    W     Van 

Bui  en 
Rorkford  College,  Rockford 

Julia  H    Gullivei,  LL  D  ,  President 
St.  Angela's  Academy,  Morris 

Mstrr  M    Hildogaide,   Superior 
St    Francis  Academy,  Joliet 

Sister  M    Stanislaus,   Superior 
St.  Francis  Xavier  Academy,  Chicago 

Sister   Mary    d<1    Hales,    Himoiior,    4<)28    Cot- 

tago   Grovo    Avenue 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Bloomington 

Sister  M    Baibaia,   O    tf    D,   Huporlor 
St.    Joseph's    Academy,    Galesbufg 

Sister  Miry  Victoiia,   Superior 
St    Joseph's  Seminary,  Bourbonnais 

Sister    Super loi 
St.  Joseph's  Seminary,  Kankakee 

S'stor  Rt    Oolombnn,  Superior 
St.  Louis  Academy,  Chicago 

Mother   Supeiior,    11715    State    St. 
St.  Martha's  School,  Knoxvllle 

Mies  TEnima  Pease  Howard,  Prin 
St.   Man's  Academy,  Joliet 

Mother  M    Angels,   Superior 
St.  Mary'n  Academy,  Nauvoo 

Mother  M    Ottilia,   O  S.B ,   Superioi 
St.  Mary's  Acadeiuj.  Quincy 

Mother  M.  Magdalen,  Superior 
St.   Mary's   School,   Knoxville 

Rev    C   W.  Leff  In  swell,  D  D  ,  President 
St.  Patrick's  Academy,  Chicago 

Mother   Mary  Joseph,   Supeiior,   2303   Park 
Ave 


Illinois—  continued 

St   Patrick's  Academy,  Monicnce 

foistei    Superior 
St     Vincent  *h   Academy,   la   Salle 

fcistn    Joachim,   Hupenoi 
St    Xavier's  Academy,   Ottawa 

Sister   Mary   Utsula,    Supeiior 
Sacied   Heart  Academy,  Spimgflcld 

Mother   Thomaslna,    Superioi 
Spaid'fl  School  for  Girls,  Chicago 

Miss  Kate    L    Spaids,   Frin  ,   3138   Michigan 

Blvd 
Starrett   School  for  Girls,  Chicago 

Mis    Helen  Ekin  Starrett,   Prin  ,   4707  Vin- 

rennt's  Ave 
Stevan  School  for  GUIs,  Chicago 

Mis    LueUa   M     Wilson,   Piin  ,    4313    Dioxel 
I  niverHity  School  for  Girls,  Chicago 

Miss    Anna     U      Haiie,     Dean,     1106     Lake 

Shoie   Dnve 
Villa  I>e  Chantal,  Kock  Island 

Siator  F    Boigia,    Pupeilor 
ViHitation  Academy,  Evanston 

Sibtois   of   tho   Visitation 
Wat  ei  man    Hall,    Sycamore 

Benjamin    Fianh    Fleet  wood.    D  D,,    Rector 

INDIANA 

Academy    of    the    Immaculate    Conception, 
Ferdinand 

Mot  hoi  Maiv  Souiphim1,  CKSB,  Huporlor 
A<ademy    of    the    Immaculate    Conception, 
Oldcnslmrg 

Sister   M     Voronica,    Pi  in 
Central   Aca<lenn, 


School  for  GirlH,  Connersvlllo 

Miss  Jaahol   H    O'n'Hslci,    I)    A,    Pilncipal 
Holy  Angel's  Academy,   I^ogannport 

Sister   M     J3vjiristn,   Superior 
Landers'  School  for  Girls,  Indianapolis 

Julia  Ethel   Land  era,   Pi  In 
Margaret  Watts  Do  Pevftter  Hchool  for  (ilrls, 


Sacred  Heart   Academy,  Fort  Wayne 

tfiotm   Imchla,  vSupnloi 
St.   August  in  «'»  Academy,  Ferdinand 

Sister  St    Ixwlso,   Superior 
fit.  Augustine's  Academy,  Fort   Wajne 

Slst.cr   St     Louiso,    8up<*ilor 
St.  Ignatius  Academy,  Lafayette 

Sister    st     LoulBo,    I'liiu'lpal 

220  <  'olumhi  i  Sficc-t 
St.  John's  Academy,  Indianapolis 

KlnUi   Adclaldo,  Hupcilor 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Houth  Bend 

Klstor  M.   Kranci-a  <Mans  Hupotlor 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Tip  ton 

S!«t<*r  M.   O«*rUucle,   Kupoilor 
St.  Marj  of  the  Woo<l«,  St.  Mary's 

Sister   Siipeilor 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Indianapolis 

Sisters  of  St.  Francis 
Ht.    Mary's   Academy,   Noire-    Dame 

SUtor  Mary  Isabel,  Suporior 
St.  Patrick's  Academy,  Indianapolis 

Si«tors  of  Provlilonw 
St.  Bose  Academy,  Vlncennes 

Sinter  Camoilla,   Wupnrior 


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Indiana — continued 

Tudor  Hal],  Indianapolis 

Miss  Fredoma  Allen,  Ph  B  ,  Prm 


IOWA 

Academy    of    the    Immaculate     Conception, 
Davenport 

Sister  Mary  Isabelle,    Superior 
Academy    of    the    Immaculate     Conception, 
Dubuque 

Sisters  of  St    Francis 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Dubuque 

Sister  M    Aloysia,   Prm 
Mount  St    Clare  Academy,  Clinton 

Mother  M    Paul,    Superior 
Mount  St.  Joseph  College  and  Academy,  Du- 
buque 

Sisters  of  Charity 
Our  JLady  of  Angels  Seminary,  Lyons 

Sisters  of  Charity 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,   Cedar  Rapids 

Sister  M    Gertrude,  Superior 
School  of  the  Assumption,  Cresco 

Sister  Bnthalia,  Superior 
St    Agratha's  Seminary,  Iowa  City 

Sisters  of  Charity 
St.  Anthony's  School,  Hawarden 

Sisters    of   St     Francis 
St.  Cecilia's  Academy,  Burlington 

Sister   M    Navies,    Superior 
St   Frances*  Academy,  Council  Bluffs 

Sister  Mary   Chionia,   Superior 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Des  Moines 

Sister  Superior 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Dubuque 

Sister  M    Marcellma  Bom,  Superior 
St.  Joseph's  School,   Cresco 

Sister   Boniface,    Superior 
St.  Katharine's  School,  Davenport 

Sister  Esther,   Superior 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Muscatine 

Sistpr  Hyacinth,  Superior 
St.  Matkia's  Academy,  Muscatine 

M     Felicitas,    Principal 
St.  Vincent's  Academy,  Keokuk 

Sister  Irene,   Superior 

KANSAS 

College  of  the  Sisters  of  Bethany,  Topeko 

Hiss  Matilda  Bailey,   Principal 
Mount  Carmel  Academy,  Wichita 

Sister  Mary  Isabella,   Superior 
Mount  St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Abilene 

Sisters  of  St    Joseph 
Mount  St.  Mary's  Academy,  Leavenworth 

Sisters  of  Charity 
Mount  St    Scholastica  Academy,  Atchison 

Mother  Aloysis,  Superior 
Nazareth  Academy,  Concordia 

Sister  M    Louise,  Superior 
Oswego  College,  Oswego 

Dr    Thomas  Marshall,  President 
St.  Mary  of  the  Plains  Academy,  Dodge  City 

Sisteis  of  St    Joseph 
Ursuline  Academy,  Paola 

Mother  Jerome,   Superior 


KENTUCKY 

Academy  Notre  Dame  of  Providence,  New- 
port 

Mother  Maria,   Superior 
Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Mercy,  Louisville 

Sister  Margaret  Mary  Carroll,  Superior 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,   Louisville 

Sistei   Supeiior 
Beaumont  College,  Harrodsburg 

T    Smith,   President 
Bellwood   Seminary,  Anchorage 

W    G    Lord,   LL    B ,   A    M ,    Principal 
Bethlehem  Academy,  St.  John 

Mother  M    Kevin,   Superior 
Bethel  Female  College,  Hopkinsville 

L    "W    S    Peteison,   President 
Carr  Institute,  Fulton 

Prof.   Check,   President 
Franklin  Female  College,  Franklin 

Rev    Nathaniel   Smylie,    President 
Hackley   School,   Georgetown 

Miss  M    Hackley,  Principal 
Hamilton    College,   Lexington 

E   W  McDiarnied,  President 
Holy  Bosary  Academy,  Louisville 

Sister   Vmcentia   Maguire,    Superior 
Kentucky    College    for    Women,    Danville 

M    M    Allen,  A -B ,  President 
Kentucky  Home  School  for  Girls,  Louisville 

Miss  Annie   S    Waters,  Prin. 
Liberty  College,  Glasgow 

M    W    Hatton,  AM,   LL  D  ,   President 
Lilian  Academy,  Canmer 

S    M    Durham,  Prm. 
Logan  Female  College,  Russellville 

J    W   Repass,  AM,  D  D  ,  President 
Loretta  Academy,  Loretta 

Mother  Rosine,  Superior 
Loretta  Academy,  Nennx 

Mother  Praxedes,  Superior 
Louisville  Collegiate  School,  Louisville 

Ada  S    Blake,   A  B  ,  Principal 
Madison  Female  Institute,  Richmond 

J  B   Cassidy,  Principal 
Madison  Hall,  Franklin 

Maude  Blair,  Principal 
Margaiet  College,  Versailles 

Rev    James  M    Maxon,  President 
Millersburg  Female  College,   Millersburg- 

Rev    C    C    Fisher,  AM.,  President. 
Moore  School,  Georgetown 

Miss   Alice   Moore,   Principal 
Mount  St.  Joseph's  Academy,  St.  Joseph 

Mother   M    Augustine 
Mount  St.  Martin's  Seminary,  Newport 

Mother  Maria 

Nazareth    Literary   and  Benevolent   Institu- 
tion, Nazareth 

Mother  M    Cleophas  Miller 
Notre  Dame  Academy,  Covington 

Sister  Mary  Armella,  Superior 
Princeton   Collegiate  Institute,  Princeton 

Ida  M    Taylor,  Prm. 

St.  Benedict's  Cedar  Grove  Academy,  Louis- 
ville 

Sister  Superior 


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Kentucky — conlin  ued 

St.  Catherine's  Academy,  Lexington 

Sister  Mary  Inelda,   Superior 
St    Joseph's   Academy,  Bowling  Green 

fcsistei   Superior 
St.  Vincent's  Academy,  St.  Vincent 

Sister  Mary  David 
Sajre  College  for  Young:  Women,  Lexington 

Rev     J     M     Spencer,    President 
Science  Hill  School,  Shelbyville 

Claia  M    Poynter,  Prin 
Tipton's  Select  School,  Paris 

Miss  M    S    Tipton,   Prin 

Ursuline   Academy  of  the  Immaculate   Con- 
ception, Louisville 

Mother  Theodore,  Superior 
Villa    Madonna   Academy,    Crescent    Springs 

Sistci    Directress 


LOUISIANA 


Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Grand  Coteau 

Rev    Mother  Fitzwilhams,   Supdioiess 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  New  Orleans 

Madam    C     Desbaiats,    Supeiioi,    4251    St 

Charles  Avenurf 

Convent    of    Our    Lady    of    Lourdes,    New 
Orleans 

Mother  Euphrasle,  Superior,  1072  N    White 
Guillot's  Institute,  New  Orleans 

Miss  Marie  Gulllot,  Prin  ,  1308  Dauphin 
Katherine  Bres   School,  New  Orleans 

Miss    Katherine    Bies,    Principal 
Keatehle  Female  College,  Keatchie 

G    W    Thlgnen,   D  D ,    President 
L'Union  Francaise  School,  New  Orleans 

Miss  Marie  Dumestre,   Prin ,   928   N    Ram- 
part 
Mansfield  Female  College,  Mansfield 

R     B     Babbitt,    President 
Mount  Carmel  Academy,  Thibodaux 

Sister  Superior 
Newcomb  Memorial  College,  New  Orleans 

Brandt  Van  Blarcom   Dixon,   LL  D ,   Presi- 
dent,   1020   Washington 
Notre  Dame  Academy,  New  Orleans 

Sister  Supexior,   1930   Calhoun  St 
Pinac   Institute,   New   Orleans 

Miss  Marie  L    Pinac,   Prin ,   1409  Hospital. 
Pursell-Shields  School,  New  Orleans 

Mrs   PurseU-Shielda,  President,  2915  Chest- 
nut 
SHliman  Collegiate  Institute,  Clinton 

U   B   Currie,  President 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Baton  Rouge 

Mother  Raphael,    Superior 
St.  Mary's  Dominican  Academy,  New  Orleans 

Sister    Superior 
St.  Simeon's  Select  School,  New  Orleans 

Sister  Adelaide.   1321   Annunciation   St. 
St.  Vincent's  Institute,  Donaldsonvllle 

Sister  M    Clotilda,   Superior 
Ursuline    College    and    Academy,    New    Or- 
leans 

Mother    St     Stanislaus,     Superioress,     2635 
State  Street 


MAINE 

Nafeson  Institute,  Springs  ale 

Louisa   Isabelle    3*ivoi,    I)oa.n 
St.  Elisabeth's  Academy,  Portland 

Mother   Maiy  Teresa,   Pi  In 
Stevens  School,  New  Gloucester 

M    B    and   S    P.   Stevens,   Prins 
St    Joseph's  Academv,  Portland 

Sister    McLigaiet  Maiy,   Dneetrcss 
Stockbricige  Hall,  Yarmouth 

Miss   Stockbxidge,  Pi  in 
Wavnflete   School,  Portland 

Miss     Caroline     M      Crlsficld,     Miss    Agnes 

Lowell,   Prins 

West  brook    Seminary    and    Female    College, 
Portland 

C    P    Quimby,  Piesident 


MARYLAND 

Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Baltimore 

Sister    Maiy    Agatha    Scott,    Supezior,    604 

Park  Avo 
Brvn  Mawr  School  for  Girls,  Baltimore 

Edith  Hamilton,  M.A  ,   Head  Mistress,  Ca- 

thedial  and  Picston 
Chevy  Chase  College,  Chevy  Chase 

Rov.   S    N    Barker,   President 
Eclffeworth    School,    Baltimore 

Mrs    H    P    Lefebvre,   Prin 
Girls'  Latin   School,  Baltimore 

Miss  Nellie  M    Wilmot,  A.B  ,  Head  Mistress 
Goucfaer   College,  Baltimore 

William  W    Guth,  l»h    D  ,  President 

Eleanor  L    Loid,  Ph  D,  Dean 

Cat  lie  M    Probst,  AB,  Registrar 
Hannah  Moore  Academy,  Iteistertown 

Miss  Anna  L    Tjawrenco,  Prin. 
Mood  College,  Frederick 

Joseph  H    Apple,  AM,  President 
Kee  Mar  College,  Hagnrstown 

Kov    S  M    Newman,  D  D,,  President 
Maryland    College    for    Women,    Luthervillo 

Rev.  Charles  W   Gallagher,  D.I> ,  Prosident 
Mount  De  Rales  Academy  of  the  Visitation, 
Catonsvllle 

Sister  Ignatia  Aikln,  Superior 
Mount  St.  Agnes  College,  Mount  Washington 

Sister  Oumtnines,  Superior 
National  Park  Seminary,  Forest  Glen 

John  I.  f"assefly,  A.M.,  Prin. 
Notre  Dame  College  of  Maryland,  Baltimore 

Sister  Meletla,   Doan,   Baltimore  County 
Randolph-HarriHon  School,  Baltimore 

Mrs    J.   Randolph-Harrison  Randall,   Prin., 

1405  Park  Ave. 
Roland  Park  Country  School,  Baltimore 

Mrs    Nanna  Duke  Dushnno,  Principal 
St.  Frances  Academy,  Baltimore 

Mother  Magdalen,   410  Courtland  St. 
St     Joseph'**    Academy,    Kmiwltlnburg 

Sister  Francis,   Superior 
St.    Mary's    Female    Seminary,    St.    Mary's 
City 

Mrs*  L    V    Maddox,  Prin. 
St.    Timothy's    School,    CatonsvlUe 

Miss  Heath  and  Miss  Fowler, 


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Mar>  land — continued 

Samuel  Ready  School,  Baltimore 

Miss  Helen  J    Rowe,   Prin 
Southern  Home  School,  Baltimore 

Mis    W    M    Gary,  Pi  in ,   915  N    Charles 

MASSACHUSETTS 

Abbot  Academy,  Andover 

Mies  Bertha  Bailey,   Prin 
Academy  of  Notre  Dame,  Roxbury 

Sister   Georgiana,    Superior,    2893    Washing- 
ton St 
Allen's  School,  West  Newton 

The  Misses  Allen,    Prins 
Bancroft   School,  Worcester 

Mmam  Titcomb,  B  L  ,  Principal 
Bellows'  Private  School,  Boston 

John  Adams  Bellows,   Prin  ,  115  Beacon 
Bradford  Academy,  Bradford 

Miss  Lain  a  A    Knott,  A  M  ,  Prin 
Burn  ham    School,    Northampton 

Miss  Helen   E     Thompson,   Puncipal 
Cambridge    School   for    Girls,    Cambridge 

Miss     Ruth     Cent,     Headmistiess,     36     Con- 
cord   Avenue 
Capon's  School  for  Girls,  Northampton 

Miss  Bessie  T    Capen,  Prin 
Chamberlayne's  School  for  Girls,  Boston 

Miss  Catherine  J    Chamberlayne,    Prin ,    28 

The   Fenway 
Church's  School,  Boston 

Mis     Mary    Elizabeth    Church,    Prin  ,    401 

Beacon  St 
Classical  School  for  Girls,  Boston 

Miss  S    Alice  Brown,  Prin  ,  66  Marlboro  St 
Commonwealth  Avenue  School,  Boston 

Miss   Fannie   C    Guild   Prin ,    324    Common- 
wealth Ave 
Concord  School  for  Girls,  Concord 

Mananna  Woodhull,    A  M  ,   Principal 
Cnrtis-Peabody  School  for  Girls,  Boston 

Elizabeth    Curtis,    Prin ,    507    Beacon 
Dana  Hall,  Welle&ley 

Helen  Temple  Cooke,  Prin 
Delafield-Colvin  School,  Boston 

Mrs    Mary  N    Colvin,  Prin  ,  25  Chestnut 
Dominican  Academy,  Fall  River 

Sister  M    Bertrand,  Superior 
Faulknei's  School,  Dedham 

Miss  Faulkner,   Principal 
Female     Academy     of     the     Sacred     Heart, 
Boston 

Mrno    P    Mallov.  Prin  ,  618  Massachusetts 
Guild's  (Miss  )   and  Evans'  School,  ^Boston 

Miss  Fannie   C    Guild,   Principal,   29    Fair- 
field  St. 
Hall's  School  for  Girls,  Pitt  sfl eld 

Miss  Mira  H    Hall,  Prin 
Hagkelt  School  for  Girls,  Boston 

Miss  Mary  E    Haskell,  Principal,    314  Marl- 
borough  SI 
Home  School,  Everett 

Mrs      A  P    Potter,   Prin 
Howard  Seminary,  West  Bridgewater 

C    P    Kendall,    Principal 
Hou8e-in-the~Pines,  Norton 

Gertiude  B     Cornish,    Principal 
Jackson  College  for  Women,  Tufts  College 

Caroline   Stodder   Davies,   A    B ,   Dean 


Massachusetts — continued 

Jesus  Mary  Content,  Fall  River 

Mother  St    Paul,   Supeiior 
Kimball's   School  for  Girls,  Worcester 

M"iss  B    A    Kimball,   Prin 
La    Sainte    Union    Des    Sac  res    Coeurs,    Fall 
River 

Sister  Mary   Aldan,    Pi  in 

Lasell  Seminary  for  Young  Women,  Auburn, 
dale 

G     M     Wmslow,    Ph  D ,    Prin 
Laurens  School,  Boston 

MIFS   Elizabeth  B    Hardee,   BS,   Pi  in,    107 

Audubon  Road 
Lee  School,  Cambridge 

Miss  Mary  Luisa  Kelly,  Prin 
Ljnn-Holm-bv-the-Sea,   I^nn 

Mrs    G    W    Osgood,   Prin 
Maj  School,  Boston 

The  Misres  Maj,  Prins ,  339   Marlboro  St 
Mac  Duffie  School  for  Girls,  Springfield 

Dr    and    Mrs     John    MacDuffle,    Principals, 

182    Central    St 

Mary  A.  Burnham  School  for  Girls,  North- 
ampton 

Helen   E     Thompson,    A  B ,    Principal 
McClintock  School  for  Gills,  Boston 

Miss    Mary    Law    McClintock,    Principal, 

Arlington    St 
Mount  Holyoke  College,  Soutli  Hadley 

Mary  Emma  Woolley,  Litt  B ,  President 
Mount  Ida  School  for  Girls,  Newton 

George  Franklin  Jewett,   Principal 
Mount  St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Brighton 

Sisters  of  St    Joseph 
Northfield  Seminary,  East  Northfleld 

Charles  E    Dickerson,  M    S  ,  President 
Notre   Dame   Academy,  Roxbury 

Sister  Georgiana,    Superior 
Pierce  School,  Brookline 

Miss  Julia  B    Park,   Principal 
Qumcy   Mansion   School,    Wollaston 

Mrs    Horace   Mann   Willard,   Piincipal 
Radcliflfe  College,  Cambridge 

Le  Baron  Russell  Bi  iggs,   LL  D  ,  President 
Rogers  Hall  School,  Lowell 

Miss    Olive    S     Parsons,    Piincipal 
St.  Ann's  Academy,   Marlboro 

Sister  M    Rose  de  Viterbe 
St.  Augustine's  School,  South  Boston 

Sister  Mary,   Superior 
St.  Mary's  School,  Lawrence 

James   T    O'Reilly,    Principal 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Fall  River 

Sister  Mary   Aldan,   Superior 
Shawmut  School,  Boston 

Miss    Ella    Gilbert     Ives,     Principal,    New 

Dorchester 
Sea  Pines  School,  East  Brewster 

Rev    Thomas  Bickford,   Principal 
Sherman  Hall,  Jamaica  Plain 

Miss  Sarah  W   Amos,  Principal 
Simmons  College*  Boston 

Henry   Lofavour,   LL  D  ,    Piesldent 
Smith  College,  Northampton 

Re-"-    Marion  Le  Roy  Burton,  Ph  D.,  LL  D , 
President 

Ada  Louise  Comstoek,  Litt  D ,   Dean 

Mary  Eastman,  A  B ,  Registrar 


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Massachusetts — continued 

Tenacre  School  for  Ciils,  Wellesley 

Miss  Helen  Temple  Cook,  Principal 
"The  Elms"  School  for  Girls,  Springfield 

Miss  Cbailotte  W    Porter,  Pi  in 
Walnut  Hill  School,  Natick 

Miss    Conant   and   Miss   Bigolow,    Principals 
Wall  ham   School  for  Girls,  Waltham 

Geoige  B    Bt*amnn,  PhD,  Principal 
Weekb-Lougee  School,  Bu&ton 

Miss  Umily  Weeks,  Principal,  252  Mailboro 
Wellesley   College,  Wellesley 

Miss   Ellen   F    Pendleton,   L.L  D ,   President 
\\est   School,    St     Joseph 

Miss    K     A     West    Principal 
Weston  School  for  Girls,  Boston 

Mis    Elisabeth    Mathovvs-Ilichaidson,    Pnn- 

cipal,     Roxburv,    Boston 
Wheaton  College,  Norton 

Samuel  V    Cole,   D  D ,   President 
Whiting  Hall,    South    Suclhurv 

Klbnclee   C     Win  tins,    \B,    Pimcipal 
Whittier   School  for  Girls,   Merrimac 

Mrs    Annie  B    Russell,   AB,  Piincipal 
vVoodburi's    School   for    Girls*   Beverly 

Miss   Woodbury,    Principal 
Wo<td\\ard  Institute  for  Girls,  Qmncy 

Fiedeilck   W     Plummer,    AM,    Principal 


MICHIGAN 
\cacleiiny  of  Holy  Angels,  Traverse  City 

Sistoi   Maty  Asmssiinn,  Principal 
\cademy  of  the  Toadies  of  the  T.oretto,  Sault 
Site.  Marie 

Mothoi    M    Blandina 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Detroit 

Madame  L.    Geraidin,  322  Jefferson  Avc 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Grosse  Point 

Madame  A    Smith,  Superior 
Akeley  Hall  for  Girls,  Grand  Hat  en 

Miss   Mary   Holcn  Ycikes,   Principal 
Darlings'   School,  Detroit 

Mis    Ada  Brann  Darling,  Principal 
Detroit   Seminary,   Detroit 

Ada    Brown    DulinR,     Pilnctpal 
Eastman  Private  School,  Grand  Rapids 

Mrs    W    H    Eastman,    Principal 
Holy  Rosary  Academy,  Bay  City 

Mother   Superior 
Liggett    School,   Detroit 

Miss  Ella  M    Liggitt,  Principal,  73  Sthnson 

Place 
Michigan  Female  Seminary,  Kalamazoo 

Elsie  Garland  Hobson,   Principal 
Narareth  Academy,  Na?areth  I*.  O, 

Sister  Mary  Hnstlnfis,   Superior 
St.  John's  Convent,  Ishpeming 

Sister  M    Alexandrine,   Supeiior 
St  Mary's  College  and  Academy,  Monroe 

Mother   M     Mochtildis 
St.  Phillip's  School,  Battle  Creek 

Sister   Veronica,    Superior 
Seminary  of  the  FeUcian  Sisters,  Detroit 

Magdelene  Bronek,  Superior 
tTmullne  Academy,  St.  Ignace 

Mother  M    Angela,  Superior 
rrguline  Convent  and  Academy,  Saganaw 

Mother    M     A.igustine,    Supeiior  ess 


MINNESOTA 

Academy    of    Our    Ij*ul\,    Mankato 

Mothoi    T&irloio,    Supoiioi 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Louides,  Roches- 
ter 

Mothei    Mathilda,    Ruiiouoi 
Academy   of   the   Holy   Angels,    Minneapolis 

Sister    RosaHi,    Supeiioi,    4th    St     and    7th 

we      W 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heari,   Owatonna 

Sister    M     Euphrasia,    Supeiior 
Albeit  Lea  College,  Albert  Lea 

Qoitiude  S    Knmisl.mcl,  M  A  ,    I>oan 

Lillian   O    Jit  island    Hecictuy 
Backus   School   for  Girls,    St.   Paul 

Mis      Carile     Raskins     Backus,     Piincipal, 

578    Hollv   A\c 
IJethuin    College,    ManKuto 

Ilex      \V     F     doom,    Pieiiiddit 
Bethlehem    Academy,    Faribault 

Histei    Suponor 
College  of  St.  Katharine,   Si.  Paul 

Sistt  i    Fiancis   riuo,    Piosnlc  nt 
College  of  St    TorcMi,  Winona 

Sister*    M      Loo,     Duct  tit  ss 
Graham   Hall,   Minneapolis 

Kh/ihoth   (1aiM>,    Puiu'ipal 

1SOO    Piist    A\o,    H 
Loomis  School,  St.  Paul 

Miss    Annie    J     Loomis,    Principal 
Lutheran  Ladies   Seminary,    Heel   Wing 

Rev     H     Allon,    Pic&ldont 
Si.  Benedict's  Academy,   St.  Joseph 

Ufatn    Dominica    BotfioiclmR,   DitocttcuR 
St    Josoph'H  Academy,  St.   I»aul 

Sistor     Uyacinth,     Superior,     Nelson      and 

Wostorn    A.VOS 
81.    Mary's   Hall,    Faribault 

Caroline    W     Bolls,    Piincipftl 
St     MaigarcCs    Academy,    Minneapolis 

Ristt»r  Pupoiior,  II  iwthomo  nncl  N    13th 
Sacred  Heait   InHtitute,   Duluth 

Moibor    Scholafltica,    OSB,    Directress 
Stanley  Hall,  Minneapolis 

Miss    Olive    Adclo    Jttveis,    Principal,    2118 

T»lc»nsnnt   Avo 
Villa    Stuicta    HchohiHtica,    Duluth 

Mothor  Mary  Alo\iu,   Supei  loross,    Kenwood 

Pnik 
Visitation  Convent,  St.  Paul 

Mother     Clementine,      "Directress,      Robert 
and  University  Avo 

MISSISSIPPI 

Belhaven   College   for  Young  Ladies,  Jack- 
son 

J    Jt    Preston,   M,A.,  Prosldont 
Blackbourne   College,   Senatobla 

Mrs.    T    D    Mooro,    ITinoipal 
Blue  Mountain  College,  Blue  Mountain 

W    T     Liowroy,    AM,    Pioaldont 
Central   College    for   Women,   jLexington 

Piotldont 
Central  MiSHlssinpi   Institute,  French   Camp 

J.  A.   Sanderson,  President 
Cbickasaiv  Female  College,  Fontotoo 

M     W    Coo,    A     M,,    I»ro»ulont 
Grenada    College,   Orenada 

Roy    X    H.   Countiaa,   A  B ,   Proaident 


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Hattiesburg    Woman's    College,    Hattiesburg 

John  L    Johnson,  Jr.,  President 
Hillman  College,   Clinton 

Rev    W    Li    Lowrey,   LL  D ,   President 
Mary     Holmes     Seminary     (colored),     West 
Point 

Rev    Austin  H    Jolly,  D  D ,   President 
Mississippi  Synodical  College,  Holly  Springs 

Rev    T     W     Raymond,    A  M ,   President 
Mount  Hermon  Female  Seminary   (colored), 
Clinton 

Miss   Julia   M     Elwin,    Principal 
Port  Gibson  Female  College,  Port  Gibson 

T    J    O'Neil,  President 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Alcorn 

Sister  Augustine,  Directress 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Bay  St    Louis 

Sister   Mary    Bernardme,    Superior 
St    Joseph's   School,    Natchez 

Sister  Scholastica,   Superior 
St.   Mary's   Institute,    Chatawa 

Sister   Mary    Apollinaire 
Southern    Female    College,    West    Point 

Rev    A    N.  Eshman,   President 
Whit  worth   Female   College,   Brookhaven 

Rev    I    W    Cooper,   D  D ,   President 


MISSOURI 


Academy   Notre   Dame   de   Sion,   Marshall 

Sister   Superior 
Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Mercy,  JopUn 

Mother  M    Frances,    Superior 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Kansas  Cit> 

Mother    Superior,    26th    and    Bellview 
Academy  of  the   Sacred   Heart,   St.   Charles 

A    Kavanagh,   Principal 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  St.  Joseph 

Mother   M     McNenamy 
Academy  of  the   Sacred  Heart,   St.   Louis 

Mother  Ylctonus.   Superior,    Maryland   and 

Taylor 
Academy  of   the   Visitation,   St.  Louis 

Sister   Margaret    Mary    Winifiede,    Cabanne 

Place 

Arcadia  College  and  TTrsuline  Academy,  Ar- 
cadia 

Mother  Borgia,    O  S  IT ,    Superior 
Barstow  School,  Kansas  City 

Miss   Mary    L     C.    Barstow,    Principal,    15 

Westport  Avenue 
Blgelow's  School,  Kansas  City 

Miss  Lucy  Stowe  Bigelow,   Principal;   2520 

.Troost    Ave. 
Bishop  Robertson  Hall,  St.  Louis 

Sister    Catherine,    4244    Washington    Blvd. 
Central  College  for  Women,  Lexington 

Rev    Z    M    Williams,   A    M ,  President 
Christian  College,  Columbia 

Mrs    Luella  W    St    Glair-Moss,   Pres 

Max  Wile  ox  Miller,  Bursar 


Missouri — continued 

Cottey   College   for   Women,   Nevada 

Mrs     V     A.    C     Stockard,    President 
Elmwood    Seminary,    Farmington 

J    B    Cassidy,  Principal 

Female    Orphan     School    of    the    Christian 
Church  of  Missouri,   Camden  Point 

Rev     B     L     Baiham,    President 
Forest  Park   University,   St.  Louis 

Mrs    Anna   Sneed  Cairns,   President 
Gaylord  Institute,  Platte  City 

Mrs     T     W     Park,    Principal 
Hardin  College,   Mexico 

John  W    Million,   A  M  ,   President 
Hosmer  Hall,  St.  Louis 

Louise      McNair,      BA,      Principal,      4296 

Washington  Ave 
Howard-Payne  College,  Fayette 

Rev     Henry    B     Stout,    Ph,B  ,    President 
Lenox  Hall,    St.   Louis 

Mrs    M    Louise  Thomas,   Principal,   Taylor 

and  McPherson 
Lexington,  College  for  Women,  Lexington 

Rev    M     W    ITatton,   President 
Lindenwood  College  for  Women,  St.  Charles 

John  L    Roemei,   DD,   Piesident 
Loretto  Academy,  Kansas  City 

Sister     Superior,     39th     and     W      Prospect 

Place 
Loretto  Academy,  Springfield 

Sister  M     Winifred   La   Motte 
Mary  Institute,  St.  Louis 

Edmund    H     Sears,    AM,    Principal,    Lake 

Ave    and  McPherson 
Missouri    Christian    College,    Camden  Point 

Rev     Francis   J     Yokley,    M*    A  ,    Pros 
Notre  Dame   de    Sion  Academy,   Marshall 

Sister    of   Notic    Dame    de    Sion 
St.  de  Chantal  Academy  of  the  Visitation, 

Springfield 
Sister    Superior 
St   Joseph's  Academy,  ChllHcothe 

Sister  Ancileta,    Superior 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Clyde 

Sister  Superior 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Independence 

Sister  Superior 
St.  Joseph's  College,  Lamar 

Benedictine    Sisters 
St    Mary's    Academy,   Moberly 

Sister  M    Agneta,   Superior 
St    Teresa's  Academy,  Kansas  City 

Sister  Superior,  57th  and  Main 
St.  Vincent's  Academy,  Cape  Girardeau 

Mother  Superior 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  South  St.  Louis 

Madam   Mary  Burke,   Superior 
Stephens  College,  Columbia 

James  M    Wood,  D  D  ,  President 

Althea  Holt,  B  S  ,  Dean 
Svnodlcal  College,  Fulton 

John  James,  A  B  ,   President 
tlretiline    Academy    and    Bay     School,     St. 
Louis 

Mother  Seraphine,  Superior,  12th  and  Rus- 
sell 
William  Woods  College,  Fulton 

Rev    Joseph  A    Seiena,   President 


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MONTANA 

Mount     Angela     Ursulmc     Academy.     Great 
Falls 

Mother    Xavior    Puponor 
St    Mark's  Academy,  Deer  Lodge 

Sister  Ancleta,    Superior 
St.  Vincent's  Academy,  Helena 

Sister   M.iiv   Boichmans    Kupoiioi 
Sacied  Heart  Academy,   Missoula 

Fathei   Doleon,  Piincipal 

Ursuline  Convent  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Miles 
City 

Mother    St     Cecilia,    Superior 


NEBRASKA 

Academy    of    the    Immaculate    Conception, 
Hastings 

Sister  M     Louis,    Supeiior 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Omaha 

Rev     Mother    Guoiin,    Supenor 

1>123  Blnnoy  St 
Brownell  Hall,  Omaha 

Miss  Euphemia  Johnson,   Piincipal 

10th  and  Woithington  Sts 
Mount   St.   Mary's    Seminary,    Omaha 

Sister  Maiy  Michaul  Doai\,  Supeiioiess 

IClh   and   Castolla   Sts 
St*    Catherine's   Academy,    Jackson 

Mster  M    Theodosius,   Superior 
St.  Catherine's  Academy,  Omaha 

Sisters  of   Mercy 
St    Francis  Academy,   Columbus 

Sister    M     Ajynollfi,    Superioress 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  O'Neill 

Mother   M     Leonie,    Supeiior 
Sacied   Heart   .Academy,  Falls  Cit> 

Sistot    M     Helen,    Superioi 
Spalding  Academy,   Spalding 

Sister  Claia,  O    S    I)  .  Supciioi 
Ursuline  Convent,  Falls  City 

Sister   M     Helen,    Superior 

NEW    HAMPSHIRE 

Mount   St    Mary's  Academy,  Manchester 

Sister    Supei  ior 
Mount   Ht.  Mary  Seminary,  Hookset 

Sister  M    Dp  Ija  Sallo    Supplier 
Robinson  Seminary  for  Girls,  Exeter 

Rax  Inn   M    BIsboo,    A  M  ,    Principal 
St.    Mary's    School,    Concord 

Miss  Isabel  M    Parks,   Principal 


NEW  JERSEY 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Hoboken 

bister    Superior 
Baldwin  School,  East  Orange 

Miss  Ida  Baldwin,  Principal 
Beard's  School  for  Girls,  Orange 

Miss  Lucia  C.  Beard,   Principal 
Bergen  Hchool  for  Girls,  Jersey  City 

Vmolla  K    Myers,   Piinclpnl,  llolmonl  Avo. 
Bowen,   School,   Trenton  Junction 

Ida   It.    Bowen,    A    M,    Principal 
Braislin  School,  Bordentown 

Miss  Alice  C.  Braislin,  Principal 


New  Jeise> — Continued 

Ca Hi oun- Chamberlain   School,   Red   Bank 

Miss  Calhoun  and  Miss  Chamberlain,  Frins 
Cartel  School,  Princeton 

Miss  Maude  V.   Carter,   Piincipal 

Centenary     Collegiate    Institute,     Hacketts- 
town 

Tlev    Jonathan    Meeker,    Ph     Df    President 
College  of  Mount  St.  Mary,  Scotch  Plains 

Sister   Superior 
College  of  St    Elizabeth,  Convent  Station 

Sister  M    Pauline,   Superior 
Cia\en's    School   for   Girln,   Newark 

Miss    M     J     Ci a.von,    Puncipil,    078    Broad 

Stieet 
Dearborn-Morgan  School,  Orange 

Miss  Caroline  Claik,   Principal 
Dwight  School  for  Girls,  Englewood 

Misses   Czeighton  and   Farrai,   Principals 
Knglinh   and    Clabsical   School,    Paterson 

Miss   Flniti   A     Giavos,    Principal 
Graves  School,  I*aterson 

Miss  Flora  A     Giavcs,   Pnncipal 
Hartridge  School,  Plainfleld 

Miss   Evelyn   B    Hartridge,    Principal 
Institute  of  Holy  Angels,  Fort  JLee 

Sistti   Mniv  Nonna,   hupoiioi 
Ivy  Hall,  Biidgeton 

Misses  MacDonald  and  Finn,   Principals 
Kent  Place  School  for  Girls,  Summit 

Mis    Sarah  Woodman  Paul,  Piincipal 
Kimbeiley  School,   Montclair 

Miss  M    K    Waring,  Principal 
l.akewood  School  for  Girls,  Lakewood 

Miss  Edith  Samson,  Piincipal 
Monteith  School  for  Girls,  South  Orange 

Miss  Caroline  Montcllh,  Piinoipal 
Mont  rose  School  for  Girls,   South   Orange 

Mrs    L.  M    Bryant,  Principal 
Mount   St.    Dominic's    Academy,    C  aid  well 

Mother    Superior 
Mount    St     Mary   College,    Plainfleld 

Sisters  of  Mcicy 
Newark   Seminary,   Newark 

Anna    Frances    Whltmore,    Principal,    172 

Clinton    Avenue 
Plalnftold  Seminary,  Plainfleld 

Miss  Isabel  S.  Arnold,  Principal 
Rosemont  Hall,  South   Orange 

Miss   Mary   Mahon,    Principal 
Ht.  Mary's  Academy,  Camdcn 

Hist  or     Hupoxlor 
St.   Mark's  Academy,   Newark 

Sister  M    Catheiino,   Superior 
St.  Mary's  Hall,  Burlington 

Mrs   John  Fcarnley,  Principal 
St.  Vincent's  Academy,  Newark 

Mother   Superior 
School  of  the  Good  fthepherd,  Anbury 

Riatcr   Ituth,    Principal 
Sloan  School  for  Girls,  Bayone 

Misses  Clarke  and  Kline,  Principals 
Star  of  the  Sea  Academy,  Long  Branch 

Sister  M    Intel  da,  Superior 
"The   Rosary"   School  for   Girls,   West   Ho- 
boken 

Sister   Superior 


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New  Jersey — continued 

Vail-Deane  School,  Elizabeth 

Miss  Laura  A    Vail,   Principal 
Walker's  School  for  Girls,  Lake-wood 

Miss    Ethel    Walker,    A  M ,    Principal 
Wilcox   School,   Passaic 

Miss   Wilcox,    Principal 


NEW   MEXICO 


Allison   School,   Santa  Fe 

M    Bertha  Leadingham,    Superintendent 
Loretta    Atadeni},    las    Cruces 

Mother  M    Victor,  Supenoross 
Loretta  Academy,  Santa  Fe 

Mother  M    Barbara,   Superior 
St.  Vincent  Academy,  Albuquerque 

Sister  Mazy  Los-ola,  Super  101  ess 
Sisters   of  Loretta  Academy,    Las   Vegas 

Si&ter  Maiy  George,  Superior 
Visitation  Academy,  Las  Cruces 

Sister  M    Albertina,   Superior 


NEW  YORK 


Academy  of  Mount  St    Ursula,  New  York 
Mother  Mary  Chnpostom,  Directress,  Bed- 
ford  Park 

Academy  of  Our  Xady  of  the  Blessed  Sacra- 
ment, New  York 
Sister    St    Scholastica,    Superior,    Staplcton, 

S    I 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Victory,  Brooklyn 
Sister  Superior,    149   McDonough 
Academy  of  St    Joseph,  Brentwood 
Mother  Mary  Hildegaide,   Superior 
Academy  of  the  Holy  Names,  Albany 

Sister   M    Odilia,   Principal 
Academy  of  the  Holy  Names,  Rome 

Sister   Thomas   Aqmnes,    Superior 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Albany 

Madame    T     Dikovich,    Superior 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  New  York 
Madame  M    Raleigh,  Superior,  533  Madison 

Ave 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart  of  Mary,  Sag- 
Harbor 

Sister    M     Loyola,    Superioi 
Academy   of  the   Visitation,    Brooklyn 
Sister    Francis     Agnes,     Directress,     Ridge 

Boulevard    and    89th 
Adelphi    College,    Brooklyn 
S    Parkes  Cadman,  D  D  ,  President 

Lafayette  and  St    James  Place 
Albany  Academy  for  Girls,  Albany 
Ester  Louise  Camp,   Principal 
Alcnln  Preparatory   School,  New  York 
Blanche  Hirsch,   Principal 
11  &  W    86th  Street 
Assumption  Academic  School  of  Syracuse 

Sister    M     Cecelia,    Superior 
Bangs  and  Whiton  School,  New  York 
Miss   Lois   A    Bangs,   Principal;   Riverdale 
Ave    and   252d 


New  York — continued 

Barnard   College,   Columbia  tniveisity.   New 

York; 
Virginia  (J    Gildei sleeve,  Dean,  119th  Street 

and    Bioadway 

Barnard  School  for  Girls,  New  York 
William  L    Hazen,   A    B,   Hcadmastei,   421 

W    14Sth  Stieet 
Bedford    Institute,   Brooklyn 
Miss   M     T     Purdy,    Principal,    221    McDon- 
ough 

Benjamin  School  for  Girls,  New  York 
Mrs     Maurice   C    Benjamin,   Principal,    144 

Riverside  Drive 
Bennett  school,  Millbrook 

Miss   Moy   F    Bennett,    Principal 
Berkelex    Institute,  Brooklyn 
Henry    White    Callahan,    Ph  D ,    Principal , 

185  Lincoln  Place 
Billings'   School,  Mohegan  Lake 
Miss    Louise    Billings,    Principal 
Board rng  and  Day  School,    Dobbs  Ferry 

The   Misses   Masteis,    Principals 
Botsforc*    School   for    Girls,   New  Brighton 

Ij     H     Botsford,    Principal,    Prospoct    Ave 
Brantwood  Hall,   Bronx*  ille 

Miss   Mary   T    Maine,    Principal 
Brooklyn   Heights   Seminaiy,  Brooklyn 
Miss    Ellen     Tale     Stevens,     Principal,     18 

Pierrer>ont  • 

Buffalo  Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Buf- 
falo 

Mother     fsabel,    Superior,    749    Washington 
Buffalo  seminary,  Buffalo 
L      Gertrude     Angell,     Principal,     Bidwell 

Parkwav 

Classical  School  for   Girls,  N%w  York 
Mrs    Helen  M    Scoville,  Principal,   2031   Oth 

Avenue 
Chappaqna  Mountain  Institute,   Valhalla 

Charles  R    Blenis,   Director 
College  of  Mount  St.  Vincent,  New  York 

Mother    Superior,   Mt    St.  Vincent 
College  of  St.  Angela,  New  Bochelle 

Rev     M     C     O'Farrel,    President 
College  of  New  Rochelle,  New  Kochelle 

Rev     M      C     O' Parr  oil,     President 
Columbia   School,   Rochester 

Miss   Caroline   Mllliman,   Principal 
Comstock  School,  New  York 

Miss  Lydia   Day,   Principal,    52   E     72nd 
Delancy  School,  Geneva 

Mary    S     Smart,    Principal 
Delancey  School,  New  York 

Miss   A    Delancey,    Principal,    301    W    98th 
Bow's    School   for    Girls,    Brlarcllffe   Manor 

Mrs    Mary  E    Dow,  Principal 
Drew  Seminary  for  Young  Women,   Carmel 

Rober  t  J   Trevorrow,  D  D  ,  President 
Duke's   School,    Binghamton 

Mrs    Ella  S    Duke,   Principal 
D'Youville  Academy,  Plaltsburg 

Sister  Mane  de  la  Victoirc,  Superior 
D'Youville  College,   Buffalo 

Sister   M    Augustine,    Superior 
Elmira  College  for  Women,  EZmira 
John  B    Sha'w,  LLD,  Piesldent 
M    Anstice  Hai  rls,  Ph  D ,  Doan 
Christina  C    MacKenzie,  Registrar 


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New  York — continued 

Emma  Willard  School,  Troy 

Eliza    Kollas,    Ph  B ,    Piiucip\l 
Favuett    and    Hodgre    School,    New    York 
Miss   Fawcett   and   M»ss   Hodge,   Principils, 

127    E      61st    Stieet 

Female  Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Ken- 
wood 
Madame  Teresa  Dikovich,   Superior 

Female  Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  New 
York 

Mary  Moran,   Superioi ,  49  W    17th 
Female     Academy     of     the     Sacred     Heart, 
Rochester 

Madam   Gabriel   de  Roquefeuil,   Superior 
Female  Institute  of  the   Vi  bit  at  ion,  Brooklyn 

Sister     Fiances     Agnes,     Puncipal,     Ridge 

BoulevairJ   and  S'Kh   Ktieet 
Finch  School,   New  York 

Mis     JttbbicL   Fmoh   ('obgrovo,    Puncipal 

61    E     77th 
Franklin  School,  Buffalo 

Beitha    A      Koves,    Puncipal 

14  G  Park   Hticot 
Gardner  School  for  Girls,  New  York 

Miss    Louise     El  tinge,     Principal,     607     5th 

Avenue 
Garr    Institute,    Goshen 

Sister  Stanislaus   Kostka,    Supoiior 
Garrott's   School   for  Young:  Ladies,   Brook- 
lyn 

S    W    Garrott,   Principal,   14G  Ma  con 
Glen  Eden  School,  Poughkeepsie 

Dr    Frederick   Martin   Townsend,    Principal 
Good>  ear-Bui  lm#amo    School,    Sj  racuse 

Funny    Guodytvii,     Puuclpnl 
Graham's  School,  New   Yoik 

Mr     and    Mis     Howard    D     Miner,    Princi- 
pals,   42    Hlvetside   Drive 
Halstead   School*   Yonkers 

Miss   Mary   Sicoid   Jenkins,    Principal 
Hamilton  Institute   for   Girls,   New  York 

Mrs    N    Archbold  Shaw,   Principal 

601    West  Kntl   Ave 
Hazen  School,   Pelham  Manor 

Mrs    John  Cunningham  Hazen,  Principal 
Htehcliffe  Hall,  Yonkers 

Mrs    W.  B    Merrill,  Principil 
Holy  Angels  Academy,  Buffalo 

Sister   M     Augustine,   President,   320    Porter 
Holy  Cross  Academy,  New  York 

SHtei     Marie,    Principal,    343    W     42d 
Hunter  College,  New  York 

Gooige    S     Davis,    Lfw  D ,    President,    Park 

Avo    and  68th 

Immaculate  Conception  Academy,  Tompktas 
Cove 

Sistrr  Gullllaume,   Superior 
Institute  of  Sisters  of  St.  Joseph,  Buffalo 

Sister  Mary  A    Burko,   Superior 
Institute  Tlwie,  New  York 

Mme    H<mi<ttv  TIsne,  Principal,   CSS  West 

Knd   Avenue 
Knox  School  for  Girls,  Tarrytown 

Mrs    EJ     Russell    Hough  ton,    Principal 
Knox's   School   for   Girls,    Uti<»a 

Miss    Alice    A     Knox.    Principal 
Lady  Cliff  Academy,  Highland  Tails 

Sister   M     Margaret,    Superior 


New   York — continued 

Lady  Jane  Grey  School,  Binghamton 

Mis     Jane    Grev    Hyde,    Puncipal 
Lake   School   lor   GiiK,    New    York 

Miss    Lake,    Pnnczpa.1,    47    W     61th 
Lan  sin  if -Walsh    H«  hool,   New   York 

Mi     and    Mrs     Lansing- Walsh,    Principals, 

238    W     7r)th   KtKM't 
Leete  School,  New  Yoik 

Cha-iles    II     Lei  to,    PhD,    Puncipal,    17    E 

l>0th 
Livmgrston  Park  Seminary,   Rochester 

Mrs    William  M    Rcbasz,   Jr,   Principal 
Lockwood  OoHeftiate  School,  Scarsdale 

The   Misses    Lockwood,    Piincipals 
louok's  School,  Flushing: 

Mis     Elizabeth    D     Loucks,    Puncipal 
Lyndon  Hall  School  for  Girls,  Pougrh keeps! e 

Samuol   "Wells  Buck,   Piincipal 
Mackle's  School,  Newbuig 

Miss  "Rlcanor  J    Maclde,   Principal 
Madison  School   for  Girls,  New   York 

Miss   Kosahc   Moses,   Piincipal,   19    W    9Gth 
Manor  School  for  Girls,  Larchmont 

Miss  Ilull  and  Miss  Huntington,  Principals 
Marshall    School,    Briar    Cliff    Manor 

Mis    Fiances  R    Mai  shall,  Principal 
"Marvmount ,"    Tarrv to wn-on-the-H udson 

Iloverond    Mother   Joseph,    Superior 
Mason's   School,   "The   Castle,"   Tarrytown 

Miss    C     E     Mnson,    LL  M ,    Principal 
Master's  School,  Dobhs  Vcrry 

Iho    Missos    Masters     Pilncipals 
McFee's  School,  New  York 

Catherine    McFee,    Piincipal,    152    W     72d 
Met  calf 'A  School,  Tarrytown 

Miss  Helen   Metcalf,   l^lncipal 
M<«nro«  Place  School,  Brooklyn 

BO  Moinoo  Place 
Mount  Mercy  Academv,  Buffalo 

Sister  M    Borgia,   Supciior 
Mount  Morris  Park  School,  New  York 

Miss  Whitflold,   Principal,    1   Mount  Mori  la 

Park 
Mount  fit*  Marv's  Academy,  Newberg 

Rlstor   Maiitj   Emmanuel,    Superior 
Ml.    St.   Joseph    Academy,    Buffalo 

Sister  Maiy  A    Burko,  Superior,  2064  Main 
Nazareth  Academy,   Rochester 

Sister  M    Marcella  Koaffan,   Superior 
Naxuieth  Industrial  School,  Bronxvllle 

Mother  Elizabeth,  Principal 
New  York  Oolletfate  Institute,  New  York 

Mary  Hehoonmaker,  Piincipal;  241  Lenox 
Oaksmcre  School,  New  Itoehelle 

Mrs    Winifred   EdKerton   McrtUl,   Principal 
Ossinlngr  School,  O«sin1n«r 

Miss  Clara   O.   Fuller,   l»rlncipal 
Owen  School,  Brooklyn 

Miss  Mllzabc'th  Owen,  Prlncix»al,  2fiC  Wash- 

fnKton  Ave. 
ranker    Collegiate     InHtltute,     Brooklyn 

JCdwaui    I    (SooOwIn,  I'h    1> ,    I'nnclpal;  170 

Joialrmnn   Htrect 
I^son  School,   New  liochelle 

Miss  Mary  L    L*ayson,   Prim  Si>tU 


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Putnam  Hall  School,  Poughkeepsie 

Ellen    Cli2be  Bartlett,    Principal 
Quassaiclv  Hall,  Newburgh 

Miss  Bassett,   Principal 
Queen   of   the   Rosary   Academy,   Amityville 

Sister  M    Anselm,   Principal 
Rayson  School  for  Girls,  New  York 

C'ara    I     Colburne,    Pimcipal 

176    W     75th    Stieet 
Riverside  School,  New  York 

Marion  A    Lighthipe,   Principal 

869   West   End   Avenue 
Round's  School  for  Girls,  Brooklyn 

Miss     Christina     Hounds,      Principal,      525 

Clinton 
Rye  Seminary,  Rye 

H    T    Stowe,  Principal 
St.  Agatha  School,  New  York 

Emma    G     Sebimg,    Principal 

553   West   End   Ave 
St.  Agnes  Academy,  College  Point 

Sister  M    Petra    Principal 
St    Agnes  School,  Albany 

Miss  Matilda  Gray,  Principal 
St.  Agnes  Seminar},  Brooklyn 

Sister    of    St    Joseph,    283   Union    Stieet 
St    Angela's   Hall   Academy,   Brooklyn 

Sister  of   St    Joseph,   286   Washington   Ave 
Star   of  the   Sea   Academy,   Far   Rockaway 

Sister  St    Germame,   Superior 
St.   Angela's  Hall,  Brooklyn 

Sister    Superior,    286    Washington 
St     Elizabeth's   Academy,   Allegheny 

Mother  Mary   Teresa,    Superior 
St.   Faith's    Academy,    Saratoga   Springs 

Rev.  H    C    Plum,   Principal 
St.    Gabriel's  Academy   of  Manhattan,   New 
York 

Sister  Manuella,  Superior,  231  E    36th 
St.  Gabriel's  School,  Peekskill 

Sister  Esther,   Principal 

St.     Joseph's     Academic     School,     Brasher 
Falls 

Sister  Mary  Joseph  Carr,  Principal 
St.  Joseph's   Academy,   Binghamton 

Sister   M     Pauline,    Superior 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Brasher  Falls 

Sister  Superior 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Malone 

Mother  M    Angela,  Superior 
St.    Joseph's    Academy    and    Industrial    Fe- 
male School,  Lockport 

Sister  M    Lawrence,  Superior 
St.  Margaret's  School,  Buffalo 

Eva    Macintosh    Davidson,    Principal,     564 

Franklin 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Buffalo 

Mary  Hanley,  Principal,   135  Cleveland 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Glens  Falls 

Sister  M.   Florentine,   Superior 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Hudson 

Sister  M    Bertilla,  Superior 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Little  Falls 

E   A    O'Connor,  Principal 
St.  Mary's  Academy,   Ogdensburg  * 

Mother  F    Burns,   Superior 
St.  Mary's  Academy  and  Industrial  Female 
Academy,  Buffalo 

Odillia  St   Pierre,  Principal 


New  York — continued 

St     Mary's    Cathedral    School,    Garden    City 

Miss   Miriam   A     Bytel,    Principal 
St   Mary's  School — Mount  St   Gabriel,  Peeks- 
kill 

Mother  Mary  Maud,   Superior 
St.  Peter's  Academy,  New  Brighton 

Sister  M    Madeline,    Superior 
St    Peter's  School,  Flattsburg 

Sister   M     Trinity 
St.  Philomena's  Academic  School,  Brushton 

Maiy  Kaphael,   Sister  Superior 
St.    Thomas    Aquinas   Academy,    Brooklyn 

Sister  Mary  Anna,   Superior,   9th,    cor.   4th 

Ave 
St.  Vincent   De   Paul's   School,   New  York 

Sister  Mary  of  St    Iiene,   116   W    24th 
Sach's  Collegiate  Institute,  New  York 

Julius   Sachs,   Principal,    116   Central   Park 

South 
Scoville  School  tor  Girls,  New  York 

Mrs      Helen    M      Scoville,     Pimcipal,     2042 

Fifth    Avenue 
Scudder  School  for  Girls,  New  York 

Myron   T     Scudder,   Principal,    59   W     96th 
Semple's  School,  New  York 

Mis       T       Darrington      Semple,     Pimcipal, 

241  Central  Park  W 
Ski  dm  ore   School   of   Arts,   Saratoga  Springs 

Charles  H    Keyes,   Ph  D ,   President 
Society  of  St    Martha,  Bronxville 

Mother   Elizabeth,    Supenoi 
Srence's  School  for  Girls,  New  York 

Miss  C    B    Spence,   Principal,    30    W.    55th 
Ursuline   Academy,   Middletown 

Mother   M     Loretta,    Superior 
Ursuline  Academy,   "The  Castle,"  New  Ro- 
cheJle 

Mother  M    TTisula,   Principal 
Ursuline  Academy,   New  York 

Mother  M    Ursula;   1032   Grand  Blvd. 
Ursuline  Convent,  Bedford  Park 

Mother  M    Fidelis,  Superior 
Utica  Female  Academy,  Utica 

Miss  Alice  A.  Knox,  Principal 
Vassar  College,  Poughkeepsie 

Hemy  N    McCracken,  Ph  D ,  President 
Veltin  School,  New  York 

Miss  Louise  Veltin,  Principal,   160  W.   74th 
Villa  Maria  Academy,  New  York 

Reverend    Sister    Superior,    139    B     79th 
Wallcourt  School  for  Girls,  Aurora 

Mrs    Anna   Goldsmith   Tayloi,    Pimcipal 
Wells  College,  Aurora 

Kerr  Duncan  Macmillan,    S  T.D ,   President 
William  Smith  College,  Geneva 

Anna  Dudley  Blitz,  Dean 


NORTH  CAROLINA 


All  Hallows  Seminary,  Fremont 

A     P    Lindsay,   Principal 
Asbeville    School   for    Girls,    Abbeville 

Miss  E    K   Ford,  Pimcipal 
Carolina.  College,  Mavton 

Rev    S    E    Mercer,   President 
College  of  St.  Genevieve,  Asheville 

Mother   Superior 


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Chowan  College,  Murfreesboro 

James  D    Brunei*,    Ph  D  ,   President 
Claremont   College,   Hickory 
Joseph   L.    Murphy,    President 
Davenport  College  loi  Youiiff  Women,  Lenoir 

Rev     James    B     Tiavcn,    President 
Eiigrlewood    Boarding    School,    Albemarle 

Helen  J    Northrup,  Principal 
Fassifern  Home  S<hool,  Hendersmn  ille 

Kate   C     Shipp,    Punoipal 
Hora  McDonald    College,   Red    Springs 

Rov     C     G     Vai  dell,    D  D ,    President 
Ford    School   for   Girls,    Asheville 

Miss  E    K    Ford,  Principal 
Gaslon  Academy,  Gastonia 

J    W    Silos,    Principal 
Gaston  College,  Dallas 

S    A    Wolff,   AM,   President 
Greensboro   College,   Greensboro 

Rev    S    B    Turrontm?,   A    M,   President 
Hillside    Convent,  Asheville 

Mother   De    Planck,    Superior 
Littleton   Female  College,   Littleton 

J    M    Rhodes,  A  M  ,  Principal 
Louisburg  College,   Loutisburg 

Mrs    Mary  Davis  Allen 
Meredith   College,   Raleigh 

Chalks  19    Biewcr,  Piesidont 
Mount  Amoena  Seminary,  Mount  Pleasant 

Rev    Ri    A    Goodman,   President 
O'Donoffhue  Hall,   Charlotte 

Sister  M    Rose,   Superior 
Oxford   I-emale   Seminary,   Oxford 

F    P    Hobgood,  President 
Peace  Institute,  Raleigh 

George  J    Ramsey,  D  D ,  President 
Queens  College  for  Women,  Charlotte 

Rev    J    L,    Caldwell,  D  D  ,  President 
Red  Springs  Seminary,  Red  Springs 

President 
St.  Genevicvo  Academy,  AsheviUe 

Mother  S    Deplanck,   Supoilor 
St    Mary's  Seminary,  Charlotte 

Sister   Dolores,    Superior 
St.  Mary's   School,  Raleigh 

Rov    George  W    Lay,  D.D ,  Rector 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Belmont 

Mother  M     Teresa,    Superior 

Salem  Academy  and  College,  WInston-Salem 

Howard    EJ     Rondthaler,    Ph  D ,    President 
Scotia    Seminary    (colored),    Concord, 

A.  W.  Verncr,  D  D  ,  President 

Statesvillo  Female  College,  Statesville 

J    M    Moot  a.  President 


NORTH  DAKOTA 

Oak   Grove     Lutheran     Ladles*     Seminary, 
Fargo 

Jens   TO    Possum,   Principal 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Fargo 

Sister  Superior 

St.   Bernard's   College  and    Convent,  Grand 
Forks 

Mother  Stanislaus,  Superior 
St  Mary's  Academy,  Devils  Lake 

Sister  M    Regina,  Superioress 


OHIO 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Cincinnati 

Reverend  Mother  Frances  Elder,    Superloi , 

Clifton 

Bartholomew-Chiton    School,    Cincinnati 
Miss   B     Antoinette   Ely,   Principal,    Evans- 
wood,   Clifton 
Butler's  School,  Cincinnati 

Miss  Sarah  Butler,   Principal,  724  Oak 
Brown  County  School  for  Girls,  St.   Martin 

Sister  Superior 
College  of  Ursuline  Sisters,   Tiffin 

Sister  Superior 

Collegiate   School  for  Girls,    Cincinnati 
Miss    Mine    Dohuity,    Fimcipal 

1813  Humbolclt  Ave 
Columbus    School   for   Girls,    Columbus 

Alice    Gladden,    Punoipal 
Eden  Park  School,  Cincinnati 
Madam  Fxedin,  Principal,  Eden  Park,  Wal- 
nut Hills 
Glendale  College,  Glendale 

Miss  R    J   DeVore,  AM,  President 
Harconrt  Place  School,   Gambler 

Mis    Emily  D    SUeiboi t,  Ftmcipnl 
Hat  ha  way -Brown    School    for    Girls,    Cleve- 
land 

Mary  E    Raymond,   Principal     1<M&  E    97th 
Howe  and  Marot  School  for  Girls,  Dayton 
Miss  Howe   and  Mrs    Marot,    Principals 
Lake  Erie  College,  Gainesville 

Miss  Vivian  B    Small,  M  A ,  President 
Laurel  Institute,   Cleveland 
Mrs     Arthur    K.    Lyman,    Piincipal,    10001 

Euclid    Avenuo 

Miller  School,  H    Thane,   Cincinnati 
Mrs    E    P    Smith    Miller,    1  rincipal,   Lenox 

Place,    Avondale 
Mount  Notre  Dame  Academy,  jRcadlngr 

Sister   Agnes   Aloysia,    Principal 
Mount   St*   Joseph-on-thc-Ohlo,   Bit.    St.    Jo- 
seph 

Sister  Evclino,  Directress 
Notre  Dame  Academy,  Cincinnati 
Sister  Superior,  E    Walnut  Hills,  Gran  don 

Road 
Noire  Dame  Academy,  Dayton 

Sister    Supeiior 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  Hamilton 
Sister  Rosa,   Superior 
Oakhurst  Collegiate  School,  Cincinnati 
Miss    Helen    F     Kendrick,    Principal,    724 

Oak  St.,  Walnut  Hills 
Oxford  College,  Oxford 
Jane  Sherzcr,  Ph.  D  ,  President 
St.  Aloysius  Academy,  New  Lexington 
Sister  Superior 

St.   Joseph's  Academy,  ColumbuL 
Sister  Mary  Victorinc,   Superior 
St.  Mary's  Educational  Xn*t.,  Cincinnati 
Sisters  of  Notro  Primo,   ICast  Wnlnut  HI11B 
St.  Mary's  of  the  Springs  Academy,  Shep- 

ard 

Mother  M.  Thomas,   Superior 
St     Mary's    Institute,    Minster 
Sister  M,  Regis,  Superior 
Hmcnd  S<'ho«l  for  GirlH,  Tolwlo 

Hose  Anderson,  Principal 
Trsuline  Academy,  Cincinnati 
Sister  M.  Angela,  Superior;  Oak  find  May 


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Obic — continued 

Prsnline  Academy,  Cleveland 

Mother  Superior,   55th   and   Scovill 
Ursuline  Academy,   St.  Martin 

Mother   Gabnel,    Superior 
Crsulrae  Convent   of  the  Sacred  Heart,  To- 
ledo 

Mother   Superior 
Lrsuline  College,  Tiffin 

Mother    Superior,    Ursullne    Sisters 
Western    College    for    Women,    Oxford 

W    W    Boyd,  President 

Western     Reserve     University     College     fur 
Women,  Cleveland 

Ruth  S    Hutchmson,   A    M ,   Dean 

OKLAHOMA 

Ardery    College    for    Young    Women,    Okla- 
homa 

Mrs    Flora   D    Ardery,    A     M ,    President 
Nazareth  Institute,  Muskogee 

Mother  Justine,  Superior 
Oklahoma   College   for   Girls,   Durant 

W    B    Morrison,    President 
Oklahoma  College  for  Women,  Chiokasha 

G    W    Austin,   Piesident 

Oklahoma  College  lor  Young  Women,  Okla- 
homa 

George   C    Jones,   LL  D ,   President 
Oklahoma  Woman's  College,  Muskogee 

Kev   A    C    Millai,  DD,  President 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Guthrie 

Mother  Mary  Placida,  Superior 
Spauldtng  Institute,  Muskogee 

Rev    Theodore  P    Brewer,   A  M ,   President 


OREGON 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Child,  Portland 

Sisters  of  the  Holy  Child 
Cat  Tin's  School,  Portland 

Miss  Ruth  Catlin,  Principal 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Pendleton 

Sister  Mary  Solane,  Supeiioress 
St.    Mary's   Academy,   The   Dalles 

Sister  M    Geraldine,   Superior 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Portland 

Sister   Mary   Flavia,    Superior 
St    Mary's   Institute,   Bea\eiton 

Mother  Seiaphim,  Supeiioress 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Salem 

Sister    Mary    Stephen,    Superior 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Child  of  Jesus,  Sharon 

Mother  M    Teresa,  Superior 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Philadelphia 

Mother  Anna  Hutton,    Superior,   1819   Arch 
Agnes  Irwin's  School,  Philadelphia 

Miss  Josephine  A    Natt,   A  B  ,   Principal 
Allentown   College  for  Women,  Allentovvn 

William  F    Curtis,    President 
Rev    W    J    MUU,   Vice-President 


PemiM  1*  ama — continued 

Anable's  School  for  Gills,  Philadelphia 

Miss  Isabella  Anable,   Principle,    1350    Pine 
Armitaga  School,  Wajne 

Harriet  C    Armitage,  Principal 
Baldwin's   School  for  Girls,   Bryn   Mawr 

Jane    L     Brownell,    Principal 
Beaver  College,  Beaver 

Rev    Le  Roy  Weller,   A  M  ,   President 
Beechwood  School,  Jenkintown 

M     H     Reaser,    Ph  D ,    President 
Bethlehem    College,    Bethlehem 

Di      J     H     Clewell,    Piesident 
Birmingham    School   for   Girls,    Birmingham 

A    R    Grier,  President 
Bishopthorpe  Manor,  South  Bethlehem 

Claude  N    Wyant,  Principal 
Bradfehaw  Select  School,  Pittsburgh 

The  Misses  Biadshaw,  Aiken  and  Kentucky 

A\enues 
Brjn  Mavtr  College,  Bran  Mawr 

M     Ca*ey  Thomas    LL.  D ,   Piesident 
Bryn   Mawr   School,   Scranton 

Miss   E     S     Wines,    A  M ,    Principal 
Bucknell  Institute,  Levvisburgr 

Anna   Roberta    Carey,   AM,    Piineipal 
Carson  College  tor  Oiphan  Girls,  Philadelphia 
Chapman  and  Jones  School,  Philadelphia 

Mrs    L    P.    Chapman,    Principal,    Chestnut 

Hill 
Covvles'  School  for  Girls,  Hollidaysburg 

Miss  Emma  Milton  Cowles,  Principal 
Darlington  Seminary,  West  Chester 

F    B    Bye,  President 
Devon   School,   The,   Devon 

Miss  E    R    Harrar,  Principal 
Dilworth  Hall,  Pittsburg 

Jeanelte   L    Brownlee,    Piineipal 
Fontgarth  Hall,  Westchester 

Mary    K     S     Smith,    Principal 
Foster's  School,  Oak  Lane 

Miss  M    L     Foster,   Principal 
Gibson's  School,  Philadelphia 

Miss    Margaret    S     Gibson,    Piineipal,    2322 

De  Lanccy  Place 
Gordon  School  for  Girls,  Philadelphia 

Miss    Harriet    D     Keyser,    Principal,    4112 

Spruce 
Hills'  School  for  Girls,  Philadelphia 

Mrs    Elizabeth   Hills'  Lyman,  Principal 
Holman  School  for  Girls,  Philadelphia 

Elizabeth  Williams  Bialey,  BA,  Principal, 

2204   Walnut 
Holy  Rosary  Academy,  Scranton 

Sister  Superior 

Howe     (Miss)     and    Marots     (Miss)     School, 
Dayton 

Misses    Howe   and    Maiots,    Principals 
Irving  Female   College,   Mechanicsburg 

M    H     Reaser,    PhD,    Piesident 
Kirk's  School,  Bryn  Mawr 

The  Misses   Kirk,   Piincipals 
Lady  of  Mercy  Academy,  Pittsburgr 

Sister  M    Hilda,  Principal;   3401  Fifth  Ave 
I.ankenau    School    for   Girls,   Philadelphia 

Rev    Ernost  F    fiachmann,   Principal,    22d 
and    Girard    Avenues 


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linden    Hall    Seminary,    Lititas 

Rev    E    S    Hagen,  Principal 
Marshall   School,    Oak  Lane,    Philadelphia 

Miss    Emma    S     Marshall,    Principal 
Mary  3    Drexel   School  for   Girls,   Philadel- 
phia 
Rev    Ernest  F    Bachmann,   Principal,    2100 

S     Coliego   Ave 
Mary  L>«n    School,   Swarthmore 

Fiances   JL     Gust,    AB,    Pimcip.il 
Metzger    College,    Carlisle 
Miss   Sarah   Kate  Ege,    Principal 
Mid-City    School   for   Girls,    Philadelphia 

Mrs    Rebecca   C    Dickson    Long,   Principal 
Moravian   Seminary   and   College  for   Wom- 
en,  Bethlehem 

J    H     Clewoll,    Ph  D ,    President 
A    G    Rau,    Dean 
Mount   Aloysins   Academy,    Cresson 

Mother  M    Gertrude   Cosgrave,   Superior 
Mount   St.   Joseph  Academy,   Philadelphia 

Mother    Directress,    rhestnut   Hill 
Mount  St.  Mary's  Seminary,  Scranton 

Mother   M     Cyril,    Superior 
Notre  Dame  Academy,  Philadelphia 

Sister   Superior ,    West    Rittenhouse    Square 
Oakland  School  for  Girls,  Ooylestown 

Miss  Julia  Y     Atkinson,   Principal 
Ogront?  School  for  young:  Ladies,  Ogrontz 
"    Abby  A    Sutherland,   Principal 
Penn  Hall,  Chambeisburg 

Frank  R    Magill,   AM,   Principal 
Pennsylvania  College  for  Women,  Pittsburg 
John    Carc5r    Ache&on,    LL  D ,    Pieaidcnl 

Fifth    Avenue   and  Wootll.iml    Road 
Philadelphia    Collegiate    Institute,    Philadel- 
phia 
Miss  Susan   C    Lodge,   M  S  ,   Principal.   1720 

Arch 

Honey's  School,  Philadelphia 
Miss  Mary    E    Roncy,    Principal 

12S3    Walnut 
St.    Benedict's   Academy,   Brie 

Sister    M     Philomena,    O  S  B  ,    Superior 
St.  John's  Convent   School,   Scranton 

Sister   Super  tor 
St.   Joseph's,   Academy,   Oreensburg 

Mother  M     Ignatia,    SupcTior 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  McSherrystown 

Sister   Superior 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Titusville 

Sister   Superior,    Directress 
St.   Geneile ve's   Convent,  Harriaburff 

Sister  Superior 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Lancaster 

Sister  E    Aloysius,   Superior 
St.    Mary's    Academy,    WJlkefi-Barre 

Sister   M     Francisco,    Superior 
St    Xavier's   Academy,   Beatty 

Mother   M     Rogina,    Superior 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Lancaster 

Sister    Stanislaus,    Superior 
Sayward's  School,   Overbrook 
Miss   S     Janet    Sayward,    Principal 
Seller   School,   IfarriAburg 

Misa*»s   Martha   niut    Sue   ftoilor,    Principnls 
Seminary  for  Girls,  HoUidaysburar 
Mrs     Charlotte    C.    Gray,    A  M ,    President 


i\  amn — continued 

Shipley  School  for  Girls,  Brjn  Mawr 

Miss   Hnnnah    T     Shipley,    Principal 
Shippen   School  for  Giils,  Lancaster 

Mife&   .Emily  Undiihill,    Principal 
ftt/ringsidc,  Chestnut  Hill,  Philadelphia 
Mrs     Chapman   and    Miss  Jones,   Pilnclpals 
Ste\cns  School  for  Giils,  Germantown 

Miss  Mary  A    Bentley,  Principal 
SI  unit's    Prhate    School,    Reading 
Miss   Ann.t   AI     Ktuait,    Pniuipo.1 
Thurt»ton-GIeim    Preparatory    School,    Pitts- 
burgh 
Alice    M      Thur&ton,     Diiectoi,     250     Shady 

Avenue 

Trsuline  Young*  Ladies'  Academy,  Yiiteburg 
Sister  M.  Ursula,  Superior,  Winebiddle  and 

Pennsylvania   Avos 
Villa  Maria  Academy,  Erie 
Mother    M     Eugenia,    Superior 
Villa,   Mai  fa  Academy,  Frarler 

Sifeloi     Suponor 
Villa    Maiia    Academy,    West    Chester 

Mother   M    do  Chnnt.il,    Pilnclp.il 
Walnut  Lane  School,  Germantown 
Miss    S      Edna    Johnston,    A  B.,    Piincipal, 

2226   Walnut 
Washington  Seminary,  Washington 

Mai\    MK'uidv,    PiincIpJl 
WilUcs-Barre  Institute,   Wilkes-Barre 

Miss     Vnna,   M     Olcott,    Puncipnl 
Wilson  College,  Chamhcraburg 

KUit'lbort   I)     VVuAelil,    LL  T) ,   I'residout 
Winchewtei    School,    Pittsburgh 

Miss  Mitcholl,  Pilncipnl,  4721  Filth  A\onue 
Wright's    School,    Ilryn    Mawr 
Miss  Lila  M    Wrlffht,  Principal 

RHODE  ISLAND 

Academy   of  the   Sacred   Heart,    Providence 
Matlamo   Ann  B.xrhuui,  Suju»riyi ,  730  Smith 
Berkeley  School,  Newport 

Mrs    S,   E     Hnlrh,   Vilnniial 
Bronsou's  School,   Providence 
Miss    Coinplla    C     Bronson,    Principal;    813 

Hope 
Convent  of  Jesus  and  Mary,  Woonsock«t 

Mothci    Ht     ClnvM1,    Hupcrlor 
Fielden  Chase  School  for  Girls,  Providence 
MJss    Abble    E.    South  wick,    Principal,    15 

Greene 
Lincoln  fechool,  Providence 

Frances  Lucas,   Principal,  223  Thnycr 
Marsh's  Select  School,  Newport 
Mrs    Mnry  S    W    Marsh,   Principal 
Pcndleton'H  School,  Westerly 
Miss   Anna  Sayles   Fondle  ton,    Principal 
Sayer   School,   Newport 
Miss   Mnry  A    Bayer,    Principal 
St   Mark's  Seminary,  Bast  Providence 

Mother  M   Joachim,  fluporlor,  Bayvlew 
St    Xavior'fl  Academy,  IVovIdence 
Si«tcr  M    Kiulilin,  Kuporlor 
Tolethorpe  Hehool,  Newport 

K     Alico    Ttiowno,    Prlnoipnl 
Wheeler's  School,  Providence 
Mary   C.   Wheeler,  PrlnclpnU   26   Cabot 
Women's     Oollefte     in     Brown      lrnive.rsity 

Providence 

Tjlda  Rhnw  Kinpr,  Litt  T) ,  Dean 
Emma  B    Stanton, 


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SOUTH    CAROLINA 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Mercy,  Charleston 

Sister  Mary   Benedicta,    Superior 
Ashley  Hall,   Charleston 

Airs    M     McBee,    A     M,   Puncipal 
Beaufort    College,    Beauiort 

Lueco    Gunter     M     A,    Principal 
Chicora  College,  Greenville 

S     C     Byrd,    D  D ,    Principal 
Clifford   Seminary,  Union 
B    G    Clifford,   Principal 
Coker  College  for  Women,  Hartsville 

Howard  Lee  Jones,   President 
College  for  Women,  Columbia 
S     C     Byicl,   AB,    Piesident 
Columbia   College,  Columbia 
G   T    Pugh,  Ph  D ,  President 
Confederate    Home    Collegre,    Charleston 

Harriet   P    Ronan,   Principal 
Converse  College,   Spartanburg 
Robert   P.    Pell,    Litt  D ,    President 
Due  West  Female  Collegre,  Due  West 

R    L    Robinson,  President 
Gibbes   School,    Charleston 

Misses   S     P    and   E     S    Gibbes,   Principals 
Greenville  ^College  for   Women,   Greenville 

Rev    David  M    Ramsay.   Litt  D ,    President 
Gwyn  School  for  Girls,  Spartanburg: 

Miss  E    L    Gwyn,  Puncipal 
Lander  Collegre,  Greenwood 

Rev    John  Owens  Willson,  D  D ,  President 
Limestone   College,    Gaffney 

It     D     Lodge,    Litt  D ,    Principal 
Mather  Academy    (colored),    Camden 

Miss  Frances  V    Russell,  Puncipal 
Reidville    Female    College,    Reidville 

J    Whitner   Reid,    A  B ,    Principal 
St    Angela's   Academy,    Aiken 

Sister    Cclestine   Quale,    Directress 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Sumter 

Sister  M     Raphael,   Directress 
Smith's  Private  School,  Charleston 

Mrs     Isabel    A.    Smith,    Principal 
Summerland  College,  Batesburg 

Rev    P    E    Monroe,    President 
Ursulme  Convent,   Columbia 

Mother  Angela  Brownfield,  Superior 
Williamston  Female   College,   Williamston 

G.   S    Goodgion,  Principal 


SOUTH  DAKOTA 

All  Saints'  School,  Sioux  Falls 

Helen   S.   Peabody,   Principal 
Convent    of    Our    Lady    of    Good    Counsel, 
Brookings 

Sister  M    Gertrude,   Superior 
Convent  of  Our  Lady  of  Good  Counsel,  Elk 
Foint 

Sister   Leo,    Superior 
Si.  Louis  Convent,  Bedfield 

Mother  Superior 

TENNESSEE 

Boscobel  College,  Nashville 

Mrs    N    J    Ellis,   President 
Buford  College,  Nashville 

Mrs    E     G    Buford,   President 


Tennessee— cor  ti  n  ued 

Centenary  Female   College,   Cleveland 

PV    Barney   Thompson,    D  D ,   President 
Chattanooga     College     for     Young     Ladies, 

Chattanooga 

John  I.   Cooper,  Puncipal 
Clarksville  Female  Academy,  Clarksville 

Rev    J.    W    Repass,    A  M ,    President 
Columbia   Institute,   Columbia 

Rev    Walter  Bianham  Capers,   President 
English   pnd  French  School,    Chattanooga 

The   Misses   Duval,   Principals 
Fairmonnt  School  for  Girls,  Monteagle 

Miss  S    P    Du  Bois,  Principal 
Girls'  Preparatoiy   School,   Chattanooga 

Grace   E     McCallie,  Principal 
Highee  School,  Memphis 

Hattie   L    White,    Principal 
Howard  Female  College,  Gallatin 

W     H     Buck,    AM,    President 
Lebanon  College  for  Toung  Ladies,  Lebanon 

E    E    Weir,  PhD,  President 
Martin  College,  Pulaski 

W    T     Wynn,   A  B ,    Piesident 
Memphis       Conference      Female       Institute, 
Jackson 

Rev     Heniy    G     Hawkins,    A  B      Principal 
Bogersville    Synodical    College,    Bogersville 

Lawrence  Rolfe,  A  B  ,  President 

Martha  A    Hopkins,   Principal 
St.  Agnes  Academy,  Memphis 

Sister  M    Joseph,   Supenor 
St.  Cecelia  Academy,  Nashville 

Mother  Ursula,   Superior;   Spruce  and  Clay 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Nashville 

Sister  Evangelist,   Superior 
St.  Mary's  School,  Memphis 

Sister  Mary    Maude,    Superior,    714    Poplar 

St.  Mark's  School,  Sewanee 

Sister  Superioi 

Soule    College   for  Young  Ladies,   Mur  frees - 
boro 

Siillins  College,  Bristol 

W    S.   Neighbors,   DD,    President 

Sweetwater    College,    Sweetwater 

W    S    Woodward,   President 

Tennessee  Female  College,  Franklin 

T    A    Allen,   Puncipal 

Tennessee  College,  Murfreesboro 
George  J    Burnett,   A  M ,   President 

Thomas   School,  Memphis 
Miss  Llda  G-   Thomas,  Principal 

Ward-Belmont    College,    Nashville 
John  Dioll   Blanton,  LL  D  ,   President 

TEXAS 

Academy   of   Our  Lady   of    the  Lake,    San 
Antonio 

Mother   M     Florence,   Superior 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Waco 

Sister   M    Birchman,    Superioress 
All  Saints  Academy,  Fort  Worth 

Mother   Mary   Bernardelle,    Superioress 
Arlington  Heights  College,  Fort  Worth 

Rev    Edward   Thompson,    President 
Baylor  Female  College,  Belton 

John  C.  Hardy,  AM,  LL  D ,  President 
Bonn-Avon   School,   San  Antonio 

Miss  J    C.    Hall,   Principal 


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Carr-Buidette  Cailton  College,   Sherman 

Chailes  T    C*ulton,  Piesident 
Chapell    Hill    Female    College,    Chap  ell    IIS'l 

li^v    W    H    Nelson,   DD,  President 
College  and  Academy  of  the  Incatnate  Word, 
fc-an  Antonio 

Mother  Alphonse,   Superioress 
£1  Paso  School  ior  Girls,  El  Paso 

Miss   O    W    Slater,    Principal 
Flojdoda    Presbyterian    College,    Floydoda 

President 
llargis   School,   Houston 

The   Misses   Hargis,    Piincipals 
Incarnate   Word  Academy,  Brownsville 

Mother   Stanislaus,    Superior 
Lewib    Limited    School,    San    Antonio 

Miss   Mattie    Lewis,    Principal 
Mary   Allen   Seminary    (colored),   Crockett 

H    P    V    Botfue,   D    D,   President 
Masonic  Institute,  Marshall 

W     C     Paikam,    Principal 
Melrose  Hall,  San  Antonio 

Mis    J    R    Spell,  Pnncipal 
Nazareth    Academy,    Victoria 

Sister  Maiy  Agnes,  Supezlor 
North  Texas  Female  College,  Sherman 

Mrs     Lucy   Kidd    Key,   Punctpal 
Oui   I..adv  of  Victory  College  and  Academy, 
Tort   Woith 

Sister    Mary     Maiguonte,     Superioress 
St.  Agnes  Academy,  Houston 

Sister    Superior 
St.    Andiew'g    Select    School,    Fort    Worth 

Mies   Coia    B    FUsshUffh,    Principal 
St.  Dominic's  Villa,  ILampasas 

Mother    M     Pauline,    Superior 
St     Ignatius    Academy,    Fort   Worth 

Sister  Helen,   Superioress 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  El  Paso 

Sister  M    Barbaxa,  Superior 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Austin 

Sister  Superior 
St    Mary's  College,  Dallas 

President 
St    Mary's  Hall,  San  Antonio 

Rev    A    W    Burroughs,   Principal 
Sacred  Heart   Academy,   Oalvewton 

Mother    Paulino,    Superioress 
Han  Antonio  Female  College,  San  Antonio 

J    E    Harrison,    A  B ,   President 
Te*.as   Fair  em  on  t   Seminary,    Weatherford 

George  M    OnlOev,  B   D ,  President 
Texas   Female   College,    Weatherford 

I*   M.  Logan,  President 
Texas  Woman's  College,  Fort  Worth 

JRev    H    A    lioaz,  President 
Thomas  Hchool  for  Girls,  San  Antonio 
027  South  Alamo  Street 

A    A    Thomas,   A  M ,  President 
Vrsullne  Academy,  Dallas 

Mother  M.  Evangelist,   Prioress 
Ursullne  Academy,  San  Antonio 

Mothor    M.   Ursula,    Superior 
Ursuline  Convent,  Galveston 

Mother    St.    Agnes,    Superior 
Wasson   School,    San   Antonio 

Miss    Louise   Wasson,    Principal,    206    Lex- 
ington   Avenue 
Whltis  School,  Austin 

Mary  Whltls,   Principal 


UTAH 

New    Jerbev    Academy,    I^ogan 

Miss    Edna    Adel    Blight,    A     B      Principal 
Rowland   Hall,   Salt   Lake   City 

Mifcs  Gtorgiana  Humph  tcjs,   Principal 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Salt  Lake  City 

Sistei    Supeiior 
feacied   Jleait    Academy,   Ogden 

Sister    M     Colsus,    Superior 


VERMONT 

Farwell  Hall,   Wells  River 

Mrs    L    C    Rollins,   Principal 
Hopkins   Hall,   Burlington 

Miss    Kllen    H     O^den,    Pi  meipal 
Knowlson   School,   Rutland 

Miss   J     E    Knowlson,    Principal 
Mount    St.   Joseph's   Consent,   Rutland 

Mother   St    Charles,   Superior 
Villa  Barlow  Academy,  St.  Alhans 

Sister   Maiy   Magdelen,    Superior 


VIRGINIA 


Academy  of  the   Visitation,   Richmond 

Sister  M     Justinn.  Provost,   Superior 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Wytheville 

Mother  M    Beichmans,    Superior 
Ardleigh    School,    Front    Royal 

Mrs     McGregor,    Principal 
Klttckhtone  College  for  Girta,  Blackstone 

Utv     James    (Mnnoii,    ,h  ,   Principal 
Bon  Air  School,  Bon  Air 

WilHnm  Day  Smith,   Principal 
Bowling   Green   Seminary,  Bowling   Green 

Rev.  C.  K    Mlllican,  President 
Brandon   Institute,  Battle   City 

Mlmci    U    HoonHhel,   1)1"),    Principal 
Chatham  Episcopal  Institute,  Chatham 

Mrs    Elizabeth  May  Willis,   BI>,  Principal 
Clifton  Torge  Seminary,   Clifton  Forge 

Miss   Dora  L    Bryant,   Principal 
Co-Operative  School,  Bedford  Ctty 

O.  C.  Rucker,   A  M ,   President 
Da*  is   School,   Richmond 

Miss    May   P.    Davis,    Principal 
KHyabeth  College  and  Conaervatory,  Salem 

Jolm   <'    Peaiy,    l»i  trident 
Fanquler   Institute,   War  rent  on 

'Mlas  Nellie  V.  Butler,  A  M.,  Principal 
Tort    Lotidoun    Seminary,    Winchester 

Miss    Kathorlne    It.    Glass,    President 
Franklin    Female-   Seminary,    Franklin 

J     M     Langston,    Jr ,    B,S ,    President 
Hampton  College,  Hampton 

II     H     Snvagt',    J'resident 
Hern  don  Seminary,  Heradon 

Misses  Cflstlcman,  Principals 
Hollins  College,   Holltns 

Mnttv  L   Oocke,  President 
IngleiBide    Seminary    (colored),    BurkevIUe 

Rev.  Graham  C    Campbell,  M.A.,  Principal 
Ijeaehe-Wood  Seminary,  Norfolk 

Miss   Agnes   D,    West,   Principal 


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London  School  for  Girls,  Bluemont 
John    Chapin     President 

Marion  female  College,  Marion 
Hendezson    N     Millei,    PhD,    Piesident 

Martha  Washington   College,  Abingdon 
Rev    S.  D    Long,  AM,  President 

Mary  Baldwin  bexmnary,  St  aunt  on 
Miss  E    C    Weimar,  Principal 

Nansemond  Seminary,  Suffolk 
Mis    Lucy  H    Quimby,  Principal 

Portsmouth  Academy,   Portsmouth 
W,   H.   Stokes,   Principal 

Prospect    Hill    Home    School,    Holladay 

Miss    N     E     Scott,    Principal 
Kandolph-Macon  Institute,  Danville 
Charles  G    Evans,   A  M ,   Principal 

Randolph-Macon    Woman's    College,    Lynch- 
hurg 

William    A     Webb,    LittD,    President 
Rawlings  Institute,  Charlottesville 

Rev.  H    W    Tribble,  D  D ,  President 
Roanoke  Female  College,  Danville 

W    W    Rivers,   A  M  ,    Pi  esident 
St.   Anna's   School  for  Girls,  Charlottesville 

Mary   Hyde  Duval,   Pimcipal 
fit.  Joseph's  Academy,  Portsmouth 

Sister  Agnes,   Superior 
St.  Mary's  Benedictine   Institute,  Richmond 

Sister   M    Gertrude,   Directress 
South      Boston     Female     Institute,      South 
Boston, 

J    P    Smead,    Principal 
Southern  Female  College,  Petersburg 

Arthur   Kyle   Davis,   A  M ,    President 
Southern  Seminary,  Buena  Vista 

Rev.   18    H    Rowe,   Principal 
South  Side  Female  Institute,  Chase  City 

H.  G    No ff singer,  President 
Stonewall   Jackson    College,   Abingdon 

J    R    Dobbins,  President 
Stuart  Hall,  Staunton 

Jane   Colston  Howard,   Principal 
Suffolk  College,  Suffolk 

Sally   A    Finney,    Principal 
Sullins   College,   Bristol 

Rev    John   C     Orr,   President 
Sweet  Briar  College,  Sweet  Briar 

Emilie  W    McVea,  Litt  D  ,   President 
Valley  Female  College,  Winchester 

Rev    John  P.  Hyde,  I/L  D ,  President 
Virginia  College,  Roanoke 

Mattie  P    Harris,  President 
Virginia  Interment  College,  Bristol 

H    G    Noffbinger,   A  M ,  President 
Warrentcn  Country  School,  Warrenton 

Lea  M    Bouligny,   Principal 
West  Point  Seminary,  West  Point 

J    T    Bethel,   Principal 
Westhampton    College,   Richmond 

May   L    Keller,   PhD,   Dean 
Westminster  School,  Richmond 

Miss  Carrie  Lee  Campbell,  Principal 
Wirtland  Seminary,  Oak  Grove 

Mrs.  William  Dabney  Wirt,  A  B  ,  Principal 
Woodlawn  Seminary,  Gordonsville 

M    H    Duval,  Principal 
Woman's  College,  Richmond 

R    W    Durrett,  Dean 


WASHINGTON 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Lourdes,  Spokane 

Sifter    Superior 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Name,  Seattle 
Sistei    M    Leon  tine,  Superior 

Academy  oi   Holy  Names,    Spokane 
Sistei    Maiv  Alodia,  Pimcipal 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Seattle 

Sister  Superior 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Tacoma 

Sister     M      Cecilia     Kane,     O      S      D ,     Su- 

penor 
Annie  Wright  Seminary,  Tacoma 

Miss   Adelaide   Preston,    Principal 
Aquinas  Academy,  Taooma 

Mother  M     Thomasma,    Superior 
Brnnot  Hall,  Spokane 

Julia  P    Bailey,  Principal 
College  of  Our  Lady  of  Lourdes,  Seattle 

Sister  Superior 
Forest  Ridge  Convent,  Seattle 

Sister   Supenor 
Holy   Name   Academy,   Spokane 

Sister  Mary  Alodia,   Superior 
Holv  Rosary  Academy,  Chehalis 

Sister   Ambrose,   Superior 
Immaculate  Conception  Academy,   Seattle 

Sifater   Superior 
St.   Edward's  Hall,  Tacoma 

Mother  M    Thomasina,   Principal 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  North  Yakima 

Sister   Superior 
St.  Paul's  School,  Walla  Walla 

Miss   JSMlie  Galbraith.   Principal 
St.  Xavier  Academy,  Spokane 

Sister  Superior 


WEST  VIRGINIA 

Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Parkersburg 

Sister  M.  Xavier  Re  illy,  Superior 
Lewisburg  Seminary,  Lewisburg 

R    C.   Sommerville,  A  M ,  President 
Mount  De  Chantal  Female  Academy,  Wheel- 
ing 

Sister   M    Berchmans,    Diiector 
Powhatan  College,  Charles  Town 

Rev    James   R     Pentoff,    President 
St.  Hilda's  Hall,   Charlestown 

Mauah    Pendleton   Duval,    Principal 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Wheeling 

Sister   Joseph   Aloysius,    Superior 
Stephen  Ron  Seminary,  Charlestown 

Mrs    C.  N    Campbell,  President 

WISCONSIN 

Edgewood  School,  Madison 

Principal 
Grafton  Hall,  Fond  du  Lac 

B    Talbot  Rogers,  D  D ,   Warden 
Hillcrest  School  for  Girls,  Beaver  Dam 

Miss  Sadie  M   Davlson,  Principal 
Holy  Angels  Academy,  Milwaukee 

Mary  Lucillian,    Superior 

12th  and  Cedar 
IIolv  Rosary  Academy,  CorN*» 

Sister    Superior 


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\\isconsin — continued 

Kemper  Hall,  Kenosha 

Mother  Maigaret  Clare,  Superior 
Milwaukee-Downer   College,  Milwaukee 

Miss  Ellen  C    Sabm,  A.M  ,  President 

Hartford,    cor     Downer 
St.  Catherine's  Academy,  Racine 

Mother  M.  Kjaclntlia 
St.  Clara  College  and  Academy,  Sinsinawa 

Rev     Mother    M     Samuel,    Mother   General 
St    John's  Cathedral  School,  Milwaukee 

Sister    Bernardine,    Superior 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Green  Bay 

Mother  Irene,    Superior 


St.   Mary's  Academy,  Mar  incite 

Sister  Mary   Gonzalva,    Superior 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Prairie  du  Chlen 

Mother  Mary   Seraphia,   Superior 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Milwaukee 

Sisteis  of   St.    Francis 

1175   Superior 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Madison 

Mother  Reginald,  Superior 


WYOMING 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Child  Jesus,  Cheyenne 

Motner  Mary  Gonzaga,  Superior 


PREPARATORY  SCHOOLS  FOR  BOYS 


NON-MILITARY 


ALABAMA 


Barnes    School,    Montgomery 

E     R     Barnes,    Principal 
Edgar  School  Montgomery 

R      B     Edgar,    Principal 
Boss*  Training:  School,  Anniston 

Puncipal 
Green    University    School,    Athens 

W     K     Green     Puncipal 
Marion    Institute,    Marion 
H     O     Murfee,    Superintendent 
Me  Gill    Institute,    Mobile 
Rev     William    A      Kerrigan,    President 

252    Government   Street 
Sidney    Lanier    High    School,    Montgomery 

A     K     McKemie,    Principal 
Starke  University   School,   Montgomery 
J     M     Starke     Supeiintendent 
University  Training:   School,   Tuscaloosa 
Stonewall   J    Pulliam,   Principal 

ARIZONA 

E\ans  School  for  Boys,  Mesa 

H    David  Evans,  Principal 

ARKANSAS 

Subiaco   College,    Subiaoo 

Rev     Ignatius    Conrad,    President 

CALIFORNIA 

Belmont   School,  Belmont 

W     T     Reid,    AM,    Headmaster 
Berkeley  Preparatory  School,  Berkeley 

J     H     "White,    Principal 
Boone's  University  School,  Berkeley 

Bemamm   "Weed,    Principal 
Christian   Brothers    College,    Sacramento 

Brother   Florinus,    Director 
Deane  School  for  Boys,   Santa  Barbara 

J    H    Deane,  Jr ,  Headmaster 
English  Classical  School  for  Boys,  Pasadena 

Stephen   Cutler   Clark,    principal 
Four  Gables,  Fair   Oaks 

Elmore    Chase,    Principal 
Hicks  School,  Santa  Barbara 

Rodney    M     Heggte,    Principal 
1,08  Angeles  Academy,  X<os   Angeles 

Prank   G     Cressey,    Ph     D ,    Principal 

9th    and    Beacon 


California — continued 

Manzanita     BTall      Preparatory      School      for 
Bo>s,   Palo  Alto 

William    A     Shedd,    M  S  ,    Headmaster 
Mirimar     School,     Santa     Baibara 

R     B     Gnng-,    Principal 
Montezuma     Mountain     Ranch     School,     Los 

Gatos 

B     A     Rogers     President 
Potter  School  for  Boys,  San  Fiancisco 
Geoigre  S    Potter,  Headmaster 

1827    Pacific 

St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Berkeley 
Bi  other   Vellesian,   Principal 

Peratta  Park 
St    Mary's  College,  Stockton 

Bi  other    Chazles    Aul,    Principal 
Sacred    Heart   College,   San   Francisco 
Brother   Lewis,    F  S  C ,    President 

Fell   and  Fillmore   Sts 
Santa  Barbara  School,  Carpenteria 

Curtis   Wolsoy    Cato,    A     M  ,    Headmaster 
Sierra  School,   Auburn 

William    W.    Price,    M  A ,    Headmaster 
Thacher  School,  Nordhoff 

Sherman    D     Thacher,    LL.  D ,    Headmaster 
Trinity  School,  San  Francisco 
Leon  H     Roger,    Principal 

946    Stanyan 

University    School,    San    Francisco 
Waltei    C    Nolan,  B  S ,  Headmaster 

2264  California  Street 
Yale  School,  Los  Angeles 
T    O    Adams,    A  B ,   Headmaster 

205    N    Union 


COLORADO 

College  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Denver 

Rev    J    J    Brown,    S  J" ,   President 
Colorado   Springs   Academy   for   Boys,    Colo- 
rado  Springs 

J     B     Walton,    Principal 
St    Stephen's  School,  Colorado   Springs 

Rev    Gibson  Bell,   Principal 


CONNECTICUT 

Academy  of  Notre  Dame,  Putnam 

Rev     J"     Van   Den    Noort,    Principal 


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Connecticut — continued 

Bridgepozt    University    School,    Bridgeport 

Vincent    C     Peck,    Principal 

836   Fan  field   Avenue 
Brunswick  School,  Greenwich 

George  E     Carmichael,   Principal 
Bulkeley  School,  New  London 

"Walter  A    Towne,   Pnncipal 
Cheshire   School,   Cheshire 

Paul   Klimpke,   M  A  ,   Heacimaster 
Choate   School,   Wallingrford 

George    C     St    John,    A  M ,    Headmaster 
Connecticut    Literary   Institution,    Suffleld, 

Hobait  G    Tiuesdell,  Principal 
Curtis  School  for  Boys,  Brookfield  Center 
Frederick  S     Cuitis,    Principal 
Grail  School,  Fairfield 

C    C    Saunders,   Pilnclpal 
Gunnery  School,  Washington 

John  C     Biinsmadc,  AB,   Principal 
Hamden  Hal],  New  Haven 

J    F    Gushing-,   Headmaster 

Hargrove  School,  Fairfield 

Pinckney  S    Hai  grove,,   Headmaster 
Har strom  School,  Norwalk 

Cail    Exel    Harstrom,    Ph     D,    Headmaster 
Hopkin's  Grammar  School,  New  Haven 

Gecnge   B     Novell,    PhD,    Rector 
Hotchkiss  School,  Salisbury 

Rev    H    G    Buehlor,   Headmaster 
Kent    School,    Kent 

F    H    Sill,   Puncipal 
King:  School,  Stamford 

Ralph    E     Ttoarick,    MS,    Headmaster 
Laomig   Institute,   Winctaor 

N    H    Bntcheldor,  A  M ,  Headmaster 
Manor  School,  Stamford 

TJ    D    Mairiott,   Principal 
Park  Avenue  Institute,  Bridgeport 

Seth    B     Jones,    M  A  ,    Principal 

688    Paik   Avenue 
Pomfret  School,  Tomfrct 

Rev    William    Beach    Olmstead,    Headmas- 
ter 
Ridge  School,  Washington 

Mis   William  G    Brinsmade,  Principal 
Rldgefleld   School  for  Boys,   Ridgefleld 

Roland  J    MuTford,   Ph  D ,    Headmaster 
Rumsev  Hall,  Cornwall 

Louis    Kchutte,    Headmaster 
Salisbury  School,  Salisbury 

Rev.  George  E    Quaile,  M  A  ,  President 
Sanford  School,  Redding- 

Daniel   S    Sanford,   M  A  ,  Headmaster 
Stamford  Preparatory   Academy,    Stamford 

Alfred    C     Rob  lent,    Director 
Taft  School  for  Boys,  Watertown 

Horace   D    Taft,    Principal 
Thorpe   School,   Stamford 

Edward  O    Thorpe,   AW,   T)h rotor 
Tniverslty   School,  New  Haven 

George  TJ    Fox,   AM,  Principal 
West  End  School,  Bridgeport 

Eva  M.    Otatot,   Principal 
_.  164    Elrnwood    Avenue 

Westminster  School,  Simsbnry 

W    L    Oushing,  Principal 
Westport    Home    School    Went  port 

Edward  IX  Merrlman,   A    M,   Principal 


DISTRICT   OF   COLUMBIA 

Columbia  School  for  Boys,  Washington 

B    S    Merriman,   A  M  ,    Puncipal 
Emerson  Institute,  Washington 

Winsiow   H    Randolph,    Puncipal 
Georgetown     College      Preparatory     School, 

Washington 

Hev     J     B     Creeden     S     J ,    Principal 
Unthicum  Institute,  Washington 
R     C    Balllngoi,    Curator 

National  Cathedial  School  for  Boys,  Wash- 
ington 
B    L    Gregg,   Headmaster 

Mount    St     Alban 
University  School,  Washington 
Robert   L    Preston,   A  B     Principal 

1310    18th    St  ,    N     W 


GEORGIA 

Atlanta  Select  School  for  Boys,  Atlanta 

J    A     Richardson,    AM,    Pnncipal 
Bethel  Male  College,  Cuihbert 

A    E    Kuse,   Principal 
Chatham   Academy,   Savannah 

B    F    Pickett,    Pnncipal 
Darlington    School,    Rome 

J     R     McPain,     Principal 
Donald  Fraser   Academy,  Decatur 

G    S    Candler    Principal 
Hall    School,   Mac  on 

B    D    Hall,   Principal 
HargiH  School,  Dalion 

S    J    ITnigis,   Principal 
Ifunter  School  for  Boys,  Atlanta 

B     T     Hunter,    Principal 
Lanier  Academy,  Macon 

K    T    Atfrlend,   Principal 
Peacock  School  for  BO>H,  Atlanta 

D    C    Peacock,   AB,   Piinclpal 
Sacied  Heart  College,  Augunta 

U«v.  W    A    Wilkinson,   f?  J ,   Principal 
Savannah  Academy,  Savannah 

John  Taliaffrro,   Principal 
Somcrvllto  Soliool,  Savannah 

Richard   C     Somcrville,    A  M ,    Principal 
Sturman'ft  IVeparalorv  School,  Augusta 

W     IT     Stunnan,    Piincipttl 
I  niverfcltv  School  for  BOVB,  Stone  Mount al» 

W     B     Griffin,    A  M.,   Principal 


ILLINOIS 

Chicago  Latin  School,  Chicago 

Robert  P    Hut  PS,  Pilmipal 

18    E     DI  vial  on 
College  School,  Kenihvorth 

A  lion  TT    Cnrpentpr,   A  M     Headmaster 
Dakota  Sibool  for  Boy*,  Dakota 

W    TT    Wylcr,   Principal 
DC  La  Salle  Institute  Chicago 
Bi other  Liguori,   President 

Sfith   flnd 

Harvard  School  for  Boys,  Chicago 
John   J    Schoblngor,    Dean 

4661   Drexel   Blvd 

Kenwood  Latin  fiohool  for  Buys,  Chicago 
Mrs    Mau    Elklr    WhJtton,   Principal 


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Illinois — continued 

Take  Forest  Academy,  Lake  Forest 

John  Wayne   Richards,   A  M  ,   Headmaster 
Lake  Forest  Academy,  Country  Bay  School, 

Lake  Forest 
John    Land,    Principal 
L.ovola  Academy  for  Boys,  Chicago 
Frederick  Siedenburg,   S  J ,   Principal 

Rogers    Park 
St.  Bede  College,  Fern 

Rev    J    Wirsh,   O  S  B ,  Rector 
St.  Cyril's  College,  Chicago 

64th   and  Washington 
St.  Joseph's  Institute,  La  Grange 

Sister  Directress 
St    Stanislaus  Academy,  Chicago 
Rev    J.  L    Zapala,  A  M  ,  President 

Division  and  Holt 
St.  Viatenr's  College,  Bonrbonnals 
Rev    J    P    O'Mahoney,    C.S.V.,   President 
St.   Viator's  Normal  Institute,  Chicago 
Rev.  B    ti    Rivard,  Principal 

Belmont  and  N    40th 
Spalding  Institute,  Nauvoo 
Sister    M,    Aloysius    Beecher,    O  S  B ,    Prin- 
cipal 

Spalding  Institute,  Peoria 
Brother    Albert     Principal 
Thomas  Arnold  School,  Chicago 
John  Stuart  White,  L.L  D  ,  Headmaster 

1302  N    State 

Todd   Seminary  for  Boys,  Woodstock 
Nob'e  Hill    Ph  B     Principal 
University  School  for  Boys,  Chicago 
Walter  R    Kohr,  Headmaster 

1139  N    Dearborn 


INDIANA 

Brooks    School,    Indianapolis 

Wendell  S    Brooks,  Principal 
Immaculate  Conception  School,  Avilla 

Rev    F    P.  Faust,  President 
Interlaken   School,  Rolling  Prairie 

Edward  A    Rumely,  M  D  ,   President 
Jasper  College,  Jasper 

Rev   F    Bernard,  O    S   B ,  Rector 
St.  Edward's  Hall,  Notre  Dame 

Rev    John  Cavanaugh,   President 
St    Joseph's  College,  Rensselaer 

Rev    August  Seifert,   President 
St    Joseph's   Institute   for  Young   Men,    In- 
dianapolis 

Brother  Edward,  Principal 
St.  Michael's  Academy,  Plymouth 

Sister   M    Pulcheria,    Superior 
St.  Patrick's  School,  Indianapolis 

Brother  Albert,  Principal 

IOWA 

Iowa  City  Academy,  Iowa  City 

W    A.  Willis,  M  A ,  Principal 
St.  Ambrose  College,  Davenport 

Rev     J    F.    Shannahan,    President 
St.  Berchman's  Seminary,  Marion 

Sister   Mary    Ligouri,    Superior 
St.  Joseph's  School,  Council  Bluffs 

Sister  M    Emerita,  Superior 
St.  Peter's  School,  Council  Bluffs 

Rev.  P    Herman,   Principal 


KANSAS 

St.  Benedict's  College,  Atchison 

Rev.  Innocent  Wolf,   O    S    B     President 
St   Martin's  School  for  Boys,  Salina 

Rev    Bowser  Stewart,  Principal 
St.  Marc's  College,  St.  Marjs 

Rtev    William  J    Wallace,   S  J ,   President 


KENTUCKY 

Country  Day   School.  Louisville 

William    Davenpoit,   Headmaster 
Gethsemane  College,   Gethsemane 

Edward  M    Obrecht,  OCR,  Director 
Gethsemane    College,    Trappist 

Rev.    Edmond    M     Obrecht,    President 
Goodwin's  Male  High  School,  Mount  Sterling 

M    J    Goodwin,   Principal 
Gordon    School,    Lexington 

A     N    Gordon,    A     M,    President 
Gwyxme  School,  Richmond 

W    E    Gwynne,  Principal 
Louisville  Training  School  for  Boys,  Louis- 
ville 

W     H     Piitchett,    AM,    Headmaster 

Beechmont 
Luna  School,  Franklin 

E    I    Luna,    Principal 
Millersburg  Training   School,  Millershurg 

C    M    Best.   CB,  Principal 
St    Joseph's    College,   Bardstown 

Brother   Sulpicius,    President 
St.  Joseph's  School  for  Boys,  Oovington 

Brother    Francis    Ladhr,     Principal 

107   E     12th 
St.  Xavier's  College,  Louisville 

Brother   James,    Director 

118   W    Broadway 
Tfoarp  University  School,  Louisville 

William  H.   Tharp,   Principal 
Vanderbilt  Training  School,  Elkton 

W    P.   Matheney,  B    A.,  Principal 


LOUISIANA 

Chenct   Classical  and  Commercial  Institute, 

New    Orleans 
H    S    Chcnet,  Principal 
College  of  the  Immaculate  Conception,  New 

Orleans 
J    8    Foulkes,    S  J ,   President 

Baronne  and  Common 
Dixon    Academy,    Covington 

William   A.    Dixon,    Principal 
Ferrell  School  for  Boys,  New  Orleans 
L    C    Ferrell,  Principal 

4920    St.    Charles 
Holy  Cross  College,  New  Orleans 
D    J.    Spillard,    CSC,    Principal 

Dauphine  and   Reynea 
Holy  Trinity  School,  New  Orleans 
Rev    A.   Bechelmayer,   Principal 

2827    Royal 

Loyola  College,  New  Orleans 
Rev   A.  Blever,  S  9 ,  President 

717  Willow 


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Louisiana  —  continued 

Rugby  School,  New  Oilcans 

W    E    Walls  and   W    C    Jones,    Pimcipals 
4803  St    Charles 

St.  Alojsius  Collcgre,  New  Orleans 
Bi  other   Celestin,    Piincipal 

1105   Esplanade 

St    Joseph's   Academy,   Covingtcn 
Brother    Benedictine 
St.  Joseph's  Commertial  Academy,  New  Or- 

leans 
Brother    Athanasius,    Piincipal 

2137  St  Philip  Street 
Soeiete     Francais    du    Juillet     School,    New 

Orleans 

Miss   Ada   Fioiet,    Piincipal 
Thibodativ  College,   Thibodaux 

Brother   Lamboit,    President 
miversity  bchool,  New  Oi  leans 
T    W    Dyei,    Principal 

1923    Coliseum    Sticet 

MAINE 

Abbott  School,  Faimingrton 

George   Dudley   Chutch,   Headmaster 
Berwick  Academy,  South  Berwick 

Frank  E    Nye,   Headmaster 
tte&an  SVhool  for  Bojg,   Poitland 

Gooigre   -Pn'dpuo   Deg.m,   AM,    Principal 
Lanier  Home  School,  Eliot 

Sidney    "Lanier,    Piincipal 

MARYLAND 


I-otin  School,  Baltimore 

James  A    Dunham,   A  B  ,    Principal 

1006  Brevard 
CaUert  Hall  College,  Baltimore 

OatlUMlial  and  Mulboiry 
Epiphany    Apostolic    College,    Baltimore 
KPV     Joseph    Hanley,    President 

Piedmont    and     Ellaxnont 
Frederick  College,  Frederick 
L    K    Koontz,   A  M  ,  President 
Garrison  Forest  Hchool,  (iarrlhon 

Miss  Mary  Moneri^ffu   Livingston,   Piincipal 
Oilman  Country  School,  Baltimore 
Frank   W    Pine,   M  A.f   Headmaster 

Koland  Paik 

Jacob    Tome   Institute,    Port   Deposit 
Thomas  Rtoelcman  Baker,   Ph     U  ,   Ditector 
Jefferson  School  for  BOJH,  Baltimoie 

William   Tappnn,    Principal 
Afcl>onogrh  School,  McDonogrb 
Morgan    H     Bowman,    IFpadmaslor 
ftlilton  Academy,  Baltimore 
W    James  Reaps,  Ph.D.,  Principal 

310   W.   Hoffman 

Mount  St.  Joseph's  College,  Baltimore 
Brother  Noibert,   C    F    X  ,   President 

Station  D.  Folk  Avenue 
Aft.  Vernon  Collegiate  In»t.,  Baltimore 
Wyllys  Jtcdo,    1)  U,   I'lineipal 

210    W    Malison 
Mount     Wanhington     Seminary     for     Boys, 

Mount  Washington 
Sister   Superior 
Park  School,  Baltimore 
Eugene  Randolph  Smith,  Headmaster 

Archentoroly    Terrace 


Mai>  land — continued 

St.  John's  Literary  Institute,  Frederick 

W    J    Kane,   S  J  ,   Principal 
St.     James     School     for     Boys,     St.     James 

School  P.  O 

Adnan    H     Ondeidonk,     \     B,    Headmas- 
ter 

Inhersity  School  for  Boys,   Baltimore 
W    S    Maiston,   Piincipal 

1901    N     Chailes 

MASSACHUSETTS 

Adams  Academy,   Quincy 

Willinm    Evciett,    L.L.  D  ,    Master 
Allen  School,   West  Newton 

H     B    Oil)bs,   A  B  ,   Headmaster 
Ballon    and    Hobigand    Preparatory    School, 
Boston 

II    M.  Ballou 

1022    Boylston 
Berkeley  Preparatory   School,  Boston 

(Jc-oig-e  Hopkmfeon,  AB,  Piincipal 

62  St   James  Avenue 
Berkshire  School,  Shefllcld 

Rcavoi    B    Buck,   A     B,   Dnector 
Browne  and  Nichols*   School,   Cambridge 

Geou?e  H    Biowne,   Principal 
Chauncer  Hall  School,  Boston 

Fianklin   T     Kurt,    Piincipal 

653   Boylston   Slieet 
Classical  School,  Boston 

Gooiffe  W    C    Noble,   Principal 
Concord   School,   Concord 

James  S    Garland,   Principal 
Co«ntr>   Dav  School,  Newton 

Sim  ley   K     Koins,   All,   Hoadmastor 
Punforih    Kciiool,    r  ram  luff  ham 

JamcH   ("•    Flags,   Alt,    Heudmastcr 
Do  M  critic  School,  Boston 

Edwin    De    Meritte,    Principal 

815    Boylston 
Dununer  Academy,  South  Byfield 

Chailos  K    liiKh'im,    PhD,   Piinoipal 
Fay    School,   Houthboro 

Waldo    B    Fnv,    Principal 
FcHhenden  School,  West  Newton 

V     J.    Fossenden,    A  B ,    Headmaster 
Grofan  School,  Grot  on 

Tlcv    Endicott  Peabody,  Headmaster 
Vlallock  School,  Great  Barrlnjtton 

Gerard   Hal  look,    M  A,,    Headmaster 
Hunt  in  jf  ton   School,  Boston 

Ira  A    Fl inner,    HcadmnHtcr 

312  Himtington  Avonu« 
Lavtrence  Academy,  Groton 

Arthur   J.   Olouffh,   A  M,,   Headmaster 
l>s:at*8  Private  School,  Boston 

B    J    Legato,    Principal 

66    Bnncon 
Middlesex  School,  Concord 

Frocloilek   "Wlnsor,    A  Ti ,    ITeadmnstor 
Mill  Brook  Hchool,   Concord 

Wtltnot  H.   Jonos,    Iloadmustcr 
Milton    Academy,    Milton 

F     K     Tjan<»,    Principal 
Monson  Academy,  Monaon 

Henry   Franklin    Dewing,    Principal 
Mount  Her m on  Boys'  School,  Mount  Hermon 

Henry  F»    Culler,    M.A.,    Principal 
Mount  l»leasant  Institute,  Amherst 

William  K.  Nash,    A  M ,   Principal 


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Massachusetts — con  tin  ued 

Noble  and  Greenough  School,  Boston 

George  W    C    Noble,  A  M ,  Headmaster, 

100    Beacon    Street 

Northsicle  Preparatory  School,  Williamstown 
E     H     Botsfoid,    Principal 
Phillips  Academy,  Andover 

Alfred   E    Stearns,   Principal 
Powder  Point  School,  Dux  bury 

Ralph    K     Bearce,    A     M ,    Principal 
Rindge   Technical    School,    Cambridge 

John    W     Wood,    Headmaster 
Rock  Bidge  Hall,  Wellesley  HiUs 
George  Rantoul  White,   Ph  D     Puncipal 
Rogrer  de  Co\erley  School,  West  Newton 

Rogei   E     E    Clapp,    Headmaster 
Roxbury  latin  School,  Boston 
DOS    Lowell,   Headmaster 
St    Andrews  School,  Concord 

Thomas  H    Eckfeldt,  Headmaster 
St    John's  Prepaiatorr  College,  Darners 
Brothei    Benjamin,    Director 
St.   Joseph's  School,  Waltham 

Brothei    James,   Principal 
St.  Mark's  School,  Sonthhoro 
William  Greenough  Thayer,  D  D ,  Principal 
Sargent's   Tiavel    School  for  Bo^  s,  Cambridge 

Porter   E    Sargent,    Principal 
Sedgwick  School,   Great   Barrmgton 
Edward   J    Van   Lennep    AM,    Puncipal 
Segates  Classical  School,  Boston 
Burton    J    Segate,    Principal 
Stone   School   for  Bojs,   Boston 
Charles  W     Stone,   Prmciprl 
I  ni  \ersity  School,  Boston 
Risk1  F    Curtis,   Puncipal 

899    Boylston 

Volkmann  School,  Boston 
A    L,    Volkmann,  A    B,   Puncipal 

415    Newbeiry    St 
Waban  School,  Waban 

Rev    John   H    Pillsbury,    A  M ,    Principal 
Wellesley  School  for  Bojs,  Wellesley 
Edwaid    A     Bennei,    Principal 
Wilhraham    Academy,  Wilhraham 
Gavlord    W    Douglas,    Headmaster 
Willfctnn   Seminary,  East  Hampton 
Joseph   Henry   Sawyer,   L  H  D ,    President 
Worcester  Academy,   Worcester 
Daniel  W    Abercrombie,   LL  D  ,  Principal 

MICHIGAN 

Barbour  Hall,  Na/areth 

Sister  of  St    Joseph 
Detroit  Church  Academy,  Detroit 

Rev    Paul  Ziegler,   M  A  ,  Principal 
Detroit  Vniversity  School,  Detroit 

Frederick  E    Searle,   Principal 

16  Blmwood  Ave. 
Kimball's  School  for  Boys,  Ann  Aibor 

Alies  Kimball,  Principal 

MINNESOTA 

Blake  School  for  Boys,  Minneapolis 

Charles  B    Newton,  A    B,  Dnector 

200  Ridgewood  Ave 
Conoordia  College,   St.   Paul 
Iheodore  Buerg-er,   Principal 

St    Anthony  and   Syndicate 
Cretin  High  School,  St.  Paul 
Rev    Bro    E    Lewis,   Principal 


Minnesota — continued 

De  La  Salle  Institute,  Minneapolis 

Rev     Brother    Austin,     Principal 

Grove   and    Island    Ave     W 
St    John's  L  Diversity,  College\ille 

Rev    Peter  Engel,  O    S    B,  President 
St.  l*aul  Academy,  Si    Paul 
John   D    Briggs,    A    B ,   Headmaster 

Dale    and    Portland 
University   School,  Duluth 
Albert    Heppert.    Puncipal 

MISSISSIPPI 

Chamberlain-Hunt   Academy,   Port    Gibson 

W     G     Mai  tin,    B     S ,    Principal 
Mississippi  College,  Clinton 

Rev     John    W     Piovme,    LI*     D,    Piesiden* 
St.  Aloysius  College,  Vicksburg 

Bi  other    Alphonse,     Principal 
St     Mary's   Cathedral    School,   Natchez 

Brother   Charles,   Principal 
St.  Stanislaus  College,  Alcorn 

Brother    Felix,    President 
St    Sianislaus  College,  Ba>    St    Louis 

Brother   Stanislaus,    Principal 

MISSOURI 

Chaminade   College,    Clayton 

Bi  others  Society  of  Mary 
Christian  Brothers  College,  Kansas  City 
Brother    Charles,    Director 

414   West    12th 
Christian  Brothei  s  College,  St    Joseph 

Rev    Brother    Paulian,   President 
Christian  Brothers'  College,  St.  Louis 
Rev    Brothei    Justin,    FSC,   President 

Eastern  and  King's  Highway 
Concept  i<  n  College,  Conception 
Rev     Frowin    Conrad,    O  S  B  ,    Principal 
Country  Day  School,  Kansas  City 
Ralph    Hoffmann,    Principal 
De  La  Salle  Academy,  Kansas  City 
Brother    Anthony,    Director 

The  Pasco   and  16th 

Prosso  Preparatory   School,  Kansas  City 
James  P    Richardson,    M  A ,  Headmaster 

2806     Harrison 
Smith  Academy,  St.  Louis 
Frank  Hamsher,   A    B,   Principal 

Washington    and    19th 
St    Paul's  College,  Concordia 
Rev    J    H    O    Koeppel,  Director 
Sts.  Peter  and  Paul  High  School,   St.  Louis 

Brother   Raymond,    Principal 
University  School  for  Boys,  St.  Louis 
Fr»nklm    K^an,    Headmaster 

364   N    Boyle 

MONTANA 

Mt     St.    Charles    College,   Helena 

Rev    John   MacMillen,   President 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 
Holderness  School  for  Boys,  Plymouth 

Rev     Liorin   Webster,    !•  H  D ,    Principal 
Phillips   Exeter   Academy,  Exeter 

LPWIS  Perry,    Principal 
St.  Aloysius  Academy,  Nashua 

Brother   Fabian,   Principal 


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New  Hampshire — continued 

St    Anselm's   College,  Manchester 

Vincent   Ambeig,    Piesident 
St.  Augustine  Academy,  Manchester 

Brother   Alphonse,    Principal 
St.   Joseph's   High   School,   Concord 

Brother    Cyril,    F  S  C  ,    Principal 
St.  Joseph's  High   School,  Manchester 

Rev    John  B    Delaney,  DD,  Principal 
St.  Paul's  School,  Concord 

Rev    Samuel   S    Drury,   LL  D ,   Rector 
Stearns  School,  Mount  Vernon 

Arthui   F    Stearns,  Puncipal 

NEW  JERSEY 

Alcott    School,   Roselle 

James  inglis,   Headmaster 
Berkeley  Academy  for  Boys,  Tenafly 

Rev     Chiistio,    Principal 
Blair  Academy,  Blairstown 

Kev    John  C    Shaipe,  A    M,  Pimcipal 
Carlton  Academy,  Summit 

Charles    H     Schultz,    M  A  ,    Headmastei 
Carteret  Academy,  Orange 

riuules    \    Mead,   Principal  • 

ftnglewood  School  for  Bovs,  Englewood 

Jamos  T?    Paisons,   Piinclpal 
Geilach  Academy,   Bnelle 

D     Geilach,    Pimoipal 
Helicon  Hall,  Englewood 

John   W    Oraig,    Headmaster 
Kingsley  School,  Khsex  Fells 

James   It    Campbell,   Headmastei 
Hasbroucke  Institute  for  Bo;ts,  Jersey   Citj 

Ell   EdgecoTnbe,    T»i  Incipal 
Lakewood  School,  I^nkewood 

Elmer  E    Wcntwoith,    A    M,   Piincipal 
Lawrenceville  School,  Lawrencevilta 

Rev.  Simon  J    McPherson,  D  D  ,  Headmas- 
ter 
Leal's  School  for  Boys,  Tlainfteld 

John    Leal,    Pi  incipal 
MauresBa  Mall,  Jersey  CHy 

Rev    E    S    Biock,   Principal 
McAllister  School,  Aslmry 

D     C     McAllister,    Headmaster 
Morris  Academy,  Morris!  own 

Harry  W    Landfear,  BD,  Principal 
Morristovrn  School,  Morristown 

Francis  C    Wooflman,  AB,  Headmaster 
Mount  Holly  Academy,  Mount  Holly 

I    C    Pla,   Principal 
Newark  Academy,  Newark 

Wilson    Farrand,    Headmaster 
Newman    School,   Hackenaach 

Jesse    Albei  t    Locke,    LL     D ,    Headmaster 
Newman   School,  Orange 

Je&se  Albert  Twocke,  IjL  D ,  Headmaster 
Newton  Academy,  Newton 

Philip  Wilson,   Principal 
Feddie  Institute,  Highstown 

Rog<r  w    Swetland,  A  M,  Principal 
Fennlngton  Seminary,  Pennington 

Frank    MftcDaniol,    A.M,    Headmaater 
Phifirry  School,  Elizabeth 

David   Ma^le,   Jr ,   Headmaster 
Princeton  Preparatory  School,  Princeton 

J    B    Fine,  Principal 

Kntfferg    Preparatory    School,    New    Brunt- 
nick 

William  P    Kelly,   AHM   Headmaster 


Nov 


—  continued 


SI.  Bernard's  Farm  School,  Gladstone 

tiev     Thomas   Conover,    Puncipal 
St.  Fiancis  College,  Tien  ton 

Rev    Dominic    Rtutei,    DD,    Principal 
St.  Goor^o'w  Hall,  Summit 

Hai  tman   Nay  lor,    Headmaster 
St.    Joseph's    Prepaiatory     School,     Convent 
Station 

Mothei     Supeiior 
St    Peter's   College,  Jersey   City 

Hov    Joseph   Muliy,   S    J,   Piesident 

144   Grand   Street 
Stelev  Home  School,  Sussex 

W     H     Seeley,    Pimcipal 
Seton  Hall  College,  South  Orangre 

Rev    James   F    Moonoy,   DD,   Piesident 
Ste\ens  School,  Hoboken 

Fiank    fjouis    Scvonoak,    Principal 
bummit  Academy,  Summit 

James  Heai  d,   A  M  ,   Pi  incipal 
\Vcst  Jersey  Academy  Bridget  on 

J    IT    Eckels,    Piincipal 

Winchester  Boarding-  and   Day    School,   At- 
lantic City 

Douglas   Howe   Adams,    Piincipal 

Margate 
Woodchft'   School,   South   Orange 

William    J     Eckoff,    Principal 

NEW   MEXICO 

De  La  Salle  Institute,  Las  Vegas 

Biothoi    Atthemtnn,    Piesident 
Si    Michael's  College,  Santa  Ve 

Bi  other   E     Lewis,   FSC,    Principal 

NEW  YORK 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  ffrr-acuse 

Rev    John  F    Mullany,   Piincipal 
Albany  Academy,  Albany 

Henry  P    Wai  ten,    A  It.,    Principal 
August  iziian  Academy,   Tompkingvllle 

P    F     Commins,    Principal 
Barnard  School  for  Boys,  New  York 

William    Livingston    Hazon,    L,LB,    II«>ad- 
mastci 

West   2  14th   Street 
Berkeley   School,  New  York 

M    S    IT,  linger,    \M,  Headmaster 

270   W   72(1   Street 
Blake  School,  New  York 

A    Von   W    Leslie,    Head  master 

2    W    45lh 
BlaVa  Country  Rchool,  Tarrytown 

Willis  Cr    Oonant,   iloudmnstM 
Bradstreei  School,  Rochester 

J     ITownrcT  Bradstieot,    Principal 
Browning  School,  New  York 

J    A    Browning,   Principal 

20   W    65th 
Burroughs  School,  Great  Neck 

Charles   K    Burroughs,    Headmaster 
Cfipcadilla  SVhool,  Ithaca 

W    D    Funkhousor,   A  M  ,    Prinelp'U 
Cathedral  Academy,  Albany 

Rev.  J    A    Delanev*   Principal 
Chapin  Collegiate  School,  New  York 

Henry  Baiton  Chapin,  D  D.,  Principal 

24   K,    60th 


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New  York — continued 

Christian  Brothers'  Academy,  Albany 

Rev     Brother   Arator,    Principal 
Christian  Brothers'  Academy,  Syracuse 
Brother   Columban.    Principal 
Clinton  Preparatory  School,  Clinton 

J    B    Wl  eeler,   A  M  ,   Principal 
Collegiate  School,  New  York 
Arthur  Fiske  Warren,  A.  B,  Principal 

241    W     77th 

Columbia  Grammar     School,  New  York 
Benjamin  H    Campbell,   A  M  ,   Principal 

5  W    93d 
Cornwall  Heights  School,  Cornwan-on-Hud- 

son 

Catlos  F    Stone,  Ph  D  ,  Headmaster 
Cutler  School.  New  York 
Arthur  H    Cutler,   Ph  D ,  Principal 

49    B     61st 

De  La  Salle  Institute,  New  York 
Brother   Bald1*  in,    Principal 

108    TV     59th    Street 

Flushing:  Institute,  Flushing: 

Ellas  Falrchild,  Principal 

Franklin    School,   New  York 

Dr    Otto  Koemg,  Principal 

18  W    S9th  Street 
Groff-Clark  School,  New    York 
T    F   Clark,  Principal 

259    W     75th    Street 

Hackley  School,  Tarrytown 

"Walter  Bcutwell  Ga^e,   Headmaster 
Hamilton  Institute  for  Boss,  New  York 

N    Archibald   Shaw,   Jr ,   Principal 

599  West  End  Avenue 
Heathcote  Hall,   Harrison 

A    Delaney  Ayrault,   A  B ,   Headmaster 
Heaihcote  School,  Buffalo 

Lester   Wheeler,   L  H  D  ,   Principal 

621  Delaware 
Hempbtead  Institute,  Hempstead 

D    Tuiner,   A.M ,   Principal 
Hoosao  School,  Hooslck 

Rev    Edward  Dudley  Tibblts,  D  D ,  Rector 
Irving:  School,  New  York 

Louis    D  wight   Bay,   Ph  D ,    Headmaster 

35  W    84th 
Irving  School  for  Boys,  Tarrytown 

John    M     Furxnan,    A  M ,    Headmaster 
Kelvin  School,  New  York 

GAL    Dionne,   Principal 

331   W    70th 
Kohut  School  for  Boys,  New  York 

H     J     Kugel,    A  B ,    Principal 

Independence  Ave    and  254th 
Lake  Placid  School,  Lake  Placid 

John   Hopkins,    Principal 
La  Salle  Institute,  Troy 

Rev    Brother  Arnold,  M.Sc ,  Principal 
Latin  School.  Brooklyn 

Caskie   Harrison,    M  A ,   Principal 

40  Monroe  Place 
loyola  School,  New  York 

Rev    David  W    Hearn,   SJ,  President 

65    B.    88d 
Lyndhurst   School,  Tarrytown 

Fri  d    McCollum,    Superintendent 


New  York — continued 

Me  Blimey   School  for  Boss,  New  York 

315   W     57th 
Mackenzie  School,  Monroe 

Jam os    C     Mackenzie,    Ph  D  ,    Director 
Ma* see  Country  School,  Bronwille 

W     Wellington   Alassee,    Headmaster 
Mountain  School,  Allahen 

Elias  G     Bio\\n,   Director 
Neiv  York  Preparatory  fechool,  Brooklyn 

Emil  E    Camerer,   Piincipal 

200    Joraleman 
New  York  Preparatory  School,  New  York 

Emil    E     Camerer,    A  M  ,   Principal 

15    W.    43d 
Nicholas   School,  Buffalo 

Joseph    D     Allen,    Principal 
Overlook   Academy,   N>ack 

Mai     George   Wilson,    Superintendent 
Paulin?  School  for  Bojs,  Pauling 

Frederick  L    Gamage,   Headmaster 
Polytechnic   Preparatory  School,  Brooklyn 

Fiancis    R     Lane,   Headmaster 

99    Livingston 
Prcspect   Heights  School,  Brooklyn 

Willia.ni  K    Lane,   A  B  ,   Principal 

51    Seventh    Ave 
Repton  School,  Tarry toun 

O    C    Roach,  Principal 
Ri  \erdale  School  for  Boys,   New  York 

Frank    Sutliff   Hackett,    Headmaster 

Rlverdale    Ave     and    253d 
Rcgrbv  School  for  Boys,  Syracuse 

Fiank   R    Sherman,  BA,   Director 

Rumsey  Hall,  Seneca  Falls 

Walter  B    Wlldman,   B  A ,   Headmaster 
St.  Ann's  Academy,  New  York 

Brother  Dacianus,  A  M  ,  Director 

Lexington   and  77th 
St.  Anthony's  School,   Centerport 

Brother    ieidinand,    Principal 
St.  Augustine's  Academic  School,  Troy 

J    J    McCarthy,  Principal 
St.  Austin's  School,  West  New  Brighton 

George   E    Quaile,    A  M ,   Principal 
St    Bonaventure's  College,  Allegany 

Rev    Fidelia  J    Renolds,   President 
St.  I>a\id*s   Hall,  Scarsdale 

Rev    W    L    Evans,  Principal 
St.  Irancis  Academy,  Brooklyn 

Brother  Da\Id,   Principal 

41    Butler 
St.  Gabriel's  School,  New  York 

Brother  Cladius 

307   E.   36tb 
Si    George's  School,  New  York 

Herbert  L    Picke,   Principal 

753   Fifth   Avenue 
St.  John's  Academic  School,  Goshen 

Rev    P    J    Mahoney,   Principal 
St   John's  .School,  Qssining 

Rev    William   A    Ranney,   Ph  D ,   Principal 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Troy 

Rev    James  A    Ourtin,   President 
St.  Joseph's  Collegiate  Institute,  Buffalo 

Brother   Edward,   Principal 

1238   Main 


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New  York — continued 

St.  Patrick's  Academic  Schoof,  Cohoes 

Rev     Leo    O'Haire,    President 
St.    Patrick's    Academy,    Catskill 

Rev     William    P     Fitzgerald,    Principal 
St.  Patrick's   4cademy,  Troy 

Sister  M    Blanche,    Superior 
St    Paul's   Cathedral  School,  Garden  City 

William    R     Marsh,   AM,    Headmaster 
St    Peter's  Academy,  Troy 

Mother  M    Olestme  Rvan.   Superior 
St    Peter's  College,  Plattsburg 

Brother   Denis,   Director 
Sach's   Collegiate  Institute,   New  York 

Dr    Otto  Koenig,   Principal 

38    Central    Park,    S 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Westchester 

Brother   August,    Principal 
Sacred  Heart  Seminary,  Whitestone 

Sisters   of  St    Joseph 

Scandinavian-American     Technical     School, 
Brooklyn 

A    F   Myhr,  President 

264  Union  Street 
Senftner  Preparatory  School,  New  York 

Alexis    E.    Senftner,    Ph  D  ,    Principal 

13  Astor  Place 
Somes  School,  Aurora 

Albert  Somes,  A  M.,  Principal 
Stone    School,    Cornwall 

Alvin  E    Duerr,   Headmaster 
Svm's  School.  New  York 

Wilbert  P   Ferguson,  Ph    D  ,  Principal 

49    E.    61st 
Thomas  Home  School.  Fishkill 

William   Nelson   Thomas,   Ph    D ,   Principal 
Trinity  School,  Mamaroneck 

Rev    L    T    Cole,  Principal 
Trinity  School,  New  York 

Rev    Lawrence  T.  Cole,  Ph  D ,  Rector 

139    W     01st 
Troy  Academy,  Troy 
Alteit   S     Cox,   AM,   Principal 

State    and    Tth 
University  Preparatory   School,  Ithaca 

Charles  A.  Stiles,  B  S.,  Principal 
Welngart  Institute,  New  York 

S.  Welngart,  Principal 

236   W.   138th 

Westerleigh  Collegiate  Institute,  West  New 
Brighton 

Wilber  Strong,    Principal 
Whiteman's  Telegraph   School.   Chatham 

Fiank   Whiteman,   Superintendent 
Wilson     School    for    Boys,    Fishkill-on-the- 
Hudson 

Theodore    N    Denslow,    Headmaster 
Woodland  School,  Phoenicia 

Erwin  S    Spink,  A.B .  Headmaster 

NORTH  CAROLINA 

Ashevllle  Farm   School.  Asheville 

R*»v     G     Sumner    Boskervllle,    Superinten- 
dent 
Asheville  School  for  Boys,  Ashevllle 

N    M    Anderson,   C.  A.  Mitchell.  Principals 
Baird's  School  for  Boys,  Charlotte 

J    G    Baird,   A,  B ,  Superintendent 
Blue  Ridge  School,  Hendersonvllle 

J    R.   Sandlfer,  Headmaster 


North.  Carolina — continued 

Boys*  Catholic  School,  Wilmington 

Father   Dennin,    Principal 
Boys'  School,  Wilmington 

B    B    Hague,  Principal 
Cape  Tear  Academy,   Wilmington 

Washington     Catlett,     Principal 
Catholic   School,  Newton   Gro\e 

Sister  M    Norbetta,   O  S  D  ,   Superior 
Catholic   School,   Salisbury 

S     B     Joseph,    Principal 
Charlotte  University  School,  Charlotte 

B    W    Glasgow,   Principal 
Collegiate  Institute,  Mt.  Pleasant 

G    F.   McAllister,   A  M ,    Principal 
Fleet  School,  Flat  Rock 

John   S    Fleet,  Headmaster 
Louisburg  Male  Academy,  Loulsburgr 

Ernest   Sims   Morton,   A  B ,    Principal 
Oak  Ridge  Institute,  Oak  Ridge 

J     Allen    Holt,    Principal 
Pattern's  School  for  Boys,  Asheville 

Headmaster 
Raleigh  Male  Academy,  Raleigh 

Hugh   Morson,  Principal 
Salem    Boys*    School,    Winston-Sal  em 
James  F    Brower,   A  M  ,  Principal 
Tarboro  Male  Academy,  Tarboro 

F    S.   Wilkinson,   Principal 
Trinity  Park  School,  Durham 

William.   W    Peele,   A    B ,    Headmaster 
Whitsett  Institute,  Whitsett 

W    T    Whitsett,    Ph.D.    President 
Winn's  School  for  Boys,  Asheville 

James  A.  Winn,  Piincipal 

OHIO 

Collegiate  School,  Cincinnati 

J.  Babln,  A  B.,   Principal 

148    4th 
Columbus  Academy,  Columbus 

Frank  P    R    Van  Syckel,  A  B ,   Headmaster 
Doane  Academy,  Granville 

Henry  Rhodes  Hundley,  D  Sc  ,  Dean 
Franklin   School,   Cincinnati 

Joseph  E.  White,  Principal 

2833    May 
Hendershot  Academy,  Cleveland 

C.  P.  Hendershot,   Principal 

1151  Euclid  Ave 
St.  Aloyslus  Academy,  Fayetteville 

Sister  Superior 
St   Francis  College,  Cincinnati         » 

Pius  Nlehaus,  OFM,  Hector 

1615   Bremen 
St.  Gregory  Seminary,  Cedar  Point 

Henry  Brinkmeyer,   Principal 

220    W.    Tth    St. 
St.  Joseph's  Seminary,  Nottingham 

XIrsuline    Sisters 
St.  Mary's  Institute,  Dayton 

Rev    Bernard  P    O'Reilly,  President 
University  School,  Cincinnati 

William  E     Stilwell,   Headmaster 
University  School,  Cleveland 

Harry  A.  Peters,  M  A ,   Principal 

Hough    and   E     71st 
University  School,  The,  Columbus 

Frank  T    Cole,    LL  D ,   Principal 


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OKLAHOMA 

Cherokee  Male  Seminary,  Tahlequah 

J     N    Clarke,  Principal 

OREGON 

Mount  Angel  College,  Mount  Angel 

Ktv.   Ptacidus  Puerst,    President 

PENNSYLVANIA 
AUentoun  Preparatory  School,  Allentown 

Frank    H     Sigman,    Principal 
Bellefonte  Academy,  Bellefonte 

James   R    Hughes,    V  M  ,   Headmastf  i 
Bethlehem   Preparatory   School,   Bethlehem 

J    M    Tuffgej,   A  M ,   fleadmastei 
Blight   School,  Philadelphia 

William  S    Blight,  Headmaster    401    S     22d 
Brown    College-Preparatory     School,    Phila- 
delphia 

Alonzo    Brown,    A.M ,    Principal 

Broad  and  Cherry 
Buc knell    Aoademj,    lewisburg 

Walter    S     Wilcox,    fee  M  „    Pi  mcipal 
Cedarcroft   Srhool,  Kennett  Square 

Jesse   E     Philips,    A  M ,    Principal 
Chestnut  Hill  Academy.  Chestnut  Hill 

Jam*>s  L.   Patterson,   D  Sc  ,   Headmaster 
Church  Street  Friends/  School,  West  Chester 

Rebecca   SaveM,    Principal 
Delancey  Sch  ,ol,  Philadelphia 

Coleraan    Peace   Biown,    A  B.,    Headmaster 

1420    Pme 
East  Liberty  Academy,  Pittsburg 

J    C    Armsti  ong,  A    M  ,  Principal 
Episcopal  Academy,  Philadelphia 

Dr.  William  H.  Klapp,  Headmaster 

1324   Locust 
Franklin  and  Marshall  Academy,  Lancaster 

T     G     Helm,    A  M ,    Director 
Germantown  Academy,   Germantovra 

feamuel    E     Osbouin,    MA,    Headmaster 

Lane  and  Green 
Glrard  College,  Philadelphia 

f'heesman   A.   Herrick,   PhD,   President 
Harrioburg  Academy,   Harrisburg 

Arthui     EL     Brown,     A  M  ,     Principal 
Harry    Hillman    Aoademj,    Wilkes-Barre 

Frederick  L    SomeiMlle,  Principal 
Haxerford   School,   Ha\erford 

Edwin   M    Wilson,   A     M ,   Headmaster 
Hill  School,  Pot  1st  own 

D\vight   R    Meigs,   Headmaster 
Kej  stone  Academy,  Factory\ille 

B     F     Thomas,    Principal 
Kiskiminetas  Springs   School,   Saltsbur? 

A.  Wt  Wilson,  Jr ,  Ph  D ,  Principal 
La  Salle  College,  Philadelphia 

Rev.  Bi  other  Edwaid,   F  S  C.,  President 

1420  N   Broad 
Maher  Preparatory  School,   Philadelphia 

John   F    Maher,    Principal 
Maplewood    Institute,    Concordville 

Joseph   Shortlidge,   A  M  ,   Principal 
Mercersburg  Academr,  Mercersburgr 

William  Mann   Irvine,   LL  D ,   President 
Aft.  Oalitzen  Academy,  Baden 

Mother  Superior 
National  Farm   School,   Doylestown 

John  H.  Washbuin,  PhD,  Director 
Phillips   Brooks    School,  Philadelphia 

Francis   H.   Lee,    Principal 

4224    Baltimore 


Pennsj  Irania — continued 

Roman    Catholic    High    School    For    Boys, 
Philadelphia 

Rev     Hugh    T     Henry,    Litt  D ,    Principal 
St.  Luke's  School  for  Boys,  Wajne 

Charles   H     Strout,    Principal 
St  Martin's  College,  Philadelphia 

Charles  Wellington   Robinson,   President 

713  Catharine 
St    Mark's  College,  North  East 

Very  Rev.   John   G.   Schneider,   Rector 
St     Marj's    Seminary,    Greensburg 

Mother   M     Ignatia,    Superior 
St    Thomas  College,  Scrauton 

Bi  other   B.   Le\us,    Principal 
Shadyside  Academy,  Pittsburg 

Luthei    B    -Adams,   Principal 

Morewood  and  Ellsworth 
Spiers,  School,   Be\on 

Mark    H     Spiers,    Headmaster 
Swarthmore  Preparatory   Schl.,   Swarthmore 

Ai  thui    H     Tomlinson,    Headmaster 
Thurston   School  for  Boys,   Pittsburgh 

William  H.  Church,  A  M ,  Headmaster 

253  Shady  Ave 
ViHano\a  College,  Villanova 

Kev    Edwaid  G    Dohan,  O    S    A,  President 
William  Penn   Charter   School,   Philadelphia 

Eicnard  M    Jones,   LL  D  ,   Principal 

8  South  12th  St 
Wmthrop    School,   Philadelphia 

John  Loman,   B  A  ,   Principal 

3929   Locust 
Yeates   School,   Lancaster 

J     H     Sch-wacke,    Headmastei 
York  County  Academy,  York 

David  H    Gardnei,  A    M ,  Principal 

RHODE  ISLAND 

Brown   School   for  Bovs,  Providence 

Miss  A    Ketchum,   Principal 
Clojne  House   School,  Newport 

Oliver   Whipple   Huntmgton,    Fh.D ,    Presi- 
dent 
La  Salle  Academy,  Providence 

Brother    Claudius    Antony 
Morris   Heights    School,   Providence 

John  Shaw  French,  Ph  D  .  Principal 
SI     George's    School,    Middletown 

John   B    Diman,   A  M  ,   Principal 
Sacred   Heart   College,   Woonsocket 

Brother  Iienee,  Principal 
fni\ersity    School,    Providence 

H.   M    Rice,  Principal 

SOUTH  CAROLINA 

Charleston    School.    Charleston 

William  Steen  Gaud,   A  M..  Headmaster 
Fnrman  Fitting-  School,   Greenville 

Luther  W    Courtney,  Headmaster 
Hastoc  School  for  Boys,  Spartanburg: 

Hugh    T     Shocklev.    AM      Headmaster 
ReidviUe  Male   College,  Reidville 

George  BrigrRs,   Principal 
Vniversity    School,    Charleston 

Edward  F    Ma\ berry,  Principal 
Universitv   School,  Columbia 

Claude  V.  Neuffer,  B  L  ,  Principal 
Wofford  Fitting  School,  Spartanburg 

F    P    Wyche,  Headmaster 


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SOUTH    DAKOTA 

Columbus    College,    Chamberlain 

W    J    Suprenant,   President 

TENNESSEE 

Baker-Ittmel   School,  Knoxville 

C.    M     Bimel,    Principal 
Baylor's  University   School,   Chattanooga 

John  Koy  Baylor,  B  A ,  Principal 
Bowen  School,  Nashville 

A.   G.   Bowen,   A.M.,   Principal 
Castle    Heights    School,   Lebanon 

L    L    Rice,   Headmaster 
Christian  Brothers  College,  Memphis 

Rev    Brother  Maurelian,   President 
Dinwiddie's  University  School,  Clarksville 

E    B,   Dmwiddie,   A  M..  Principal 
Fitzgerald  and  Clark  School,  Tullahoma 

W    S    Fitzgeiald,  Principal 
Massey  School,  Pulaski 

Felix  M    Massey,  Principal 
McCallie  School,  IVIissionary  Ridge 

S    J    McCallie,   Principal 
McTyeire  School,   McKenzie 

Tames  A    Robins,  B  A  ,  Principal 
Memphis  University  School,  Memphis 

Werts  and  Rhea,  Principals 
Montgomery   Bell  Academy,  Nashville 

Isaac  Ball,   Headmaster 
Mooney  School,  Murfreesboro 

W    D    Mooney,   Principal 
Peoples    School,   Franklin 

People's  Brothers,   Principals 
Peoples-Tucker  School,   Springfield 

J.   A    Peoples,    Principal 
St.    Andrew's    School,    Sewanee 

Rev.    S     C    Houghson,    O    H     C ,    Principal 
University  School,  Nashville 

C    B    Wallace,  M  A.,  Principal 
Wallace  University  School,  Nashville 

Clarence  B    Wallace,   M    A,    Principal 

206    Sixth    Avenue    S 

TEXAS 

Austin  Academy,  Austin 

William   S    Rix,   Principal 
Austin    College,    Sherman 

Rev    Thomas  S    Clyce,   D  D ,    President 
Bryant    School   for   Boys,   Fort  Worth 

William    Cullen    Bryant,    Director 
Ford's  Preparatory  School  for  Boys,  Austin 

J    Stanley  Ford,  M.A  ,  Principal 
Harrison  School,  San  Antonio 

J   H.  and  J  E.  Harrison.  Principals 
Magruder's  School,  San  Antonio 

T    B    Magruder,  Principal 
Marshall   Training   School,    San   Antonio 

J     T     Curry,    Principal 
Prosso   Preparatory    School,   Houston 

James  P    Richardson,   Ph.  D ,   Headmaster 
St.   Basil   College,   Waco 

Rev   T   F    G-ignac,  Rector 
St    Edward's    College,    Austin 

John    T     Boland,    CSC,    President 
St.  Joseph's  College,  Brownsville 

B    J.  O'Callaghan,  OMI,  Principal 
St.  Louis  College,  San  Antonio 

Rev   Louis  A   Tragesser,  S  M ,  President 
St.    Mary's    College,    San    Antonio 

Joseph    C     Ei,    President 


Texas— continued 

St.    Maiy's   University,    Galveston 

Rev    E    A    Fields,    S    J ,  President 
San  Antonio  Academy,   San  Antonio 

J    W    Cul-ver,    Manager 
Sherman  Private  School,  Sherman 

J.  H.   Le  Tellier,  Principal 
Sims'   School,  Fort  Worth 

John    G     Sims,    Principal 
Terrill  School,  Dallas 

Mentei    B     Terrill,    President 
L  Diversity  of  Dallas,  Dallas 

Rev    Patuck  A    Finney,  Ph    D.,  President 
Wall    School,   Honey    Grove 

S    V.   Wall,   Principal 

UTAH 

All  Hallows  College,  Salt  Lake  City 

Rev    J    J    Guman,   S  M.,  President 


VERMONT 

St.   Michael's  College,  Winooska 
Very    Rev     E     M     Salmon,    S  S  B  ,    Presi- 
dent 
Vermont  Academy  for  Boys,  Saxton's  River 

Geoi  ge  B    Lawson,  A  M  ,  Principal 

VIRGINIA 

Bellevue  Hfgh  School,  Bellevue 

William  R    Abbott,   Principal 
Brown's  University  School,  Charlottesville 

J    Thompson  Brown,  Jr     Principal 
Chamberlayne    School,   Richmond 

C    G    Chamberlayne,  PhD,  Headmaster 

R    F    D    No     2 
Chatham  Training  School,  Chatham 

Rev    Thomas  Ryland   Sanford,    President 
Clay  Hill  Academy,  Millwood 

William  H    Whitinpr.  Jr..  Principal 
Cluster  Springs  Academy,  Cluster  Springs 

Hampden  Wilson,   A  M  ,   Principal 
Danville  School,   Danville 

William    Holmes   Davis.    Headmaster 
Dinwiddies's    University    School,    Charlottes- 
ville 

B    B    Dmwiddie,   Principal 
Episcopal  High  School,  Alexamim* 

A    R    Hoxton,  Principal 
Gloucester    Academy,    Gloucester 

John  Tabb,  Principal 
Hern  don  Seminary,  Hern  don 

Misses  Castleman,  Principals 
Massanutten  Academy,  Woodstock 

Howard   J    Benchoff,   A  M ,   President 
McGwire's   University   School,   Richmond 

John  Peyton  McGulre,  Jr,,  Principal 
Meadowbrook   School,   Leesburg 

Robert  L    Preston,   Headmaster 
Monev    School,    Campbell 

W    B    Money,  Principal 
NoIIev's  School  for  Boys,  Richmond 

G    M    Volley,    Principal 
Norfolk  Academy,  Norfolk 

J    F    Blackwell,   Principal 
Old  Dominion  Academy,  Reliance 

P     T,     Stelle,    M     SM    President 
Old  Point  Comfort  College,  Fort  Monroe 

Brother    Ignatius,    Director 


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Virgin! 


ontinued 

Potomac  Academy,  Alexandria 

John  S    Blackburn,   Principal 
Randolph-Macon  Academy,  Bedford  City 

E    Sumter  Smith,   Principal 
Randolph-Macon   Academy,   Front   Royal 

Charles   L,    Melton,  A  M  ,  Principal 
Richmond   Academy,   Richmond 

W    L    Prince,    Dean 
Roanoke  Col  leg: e,   Salem 

John    Alfred    Morehead,     President 
St.   Albaa's   School,  Radford 

J    I*    Einstein,  A.   B ,  Headmaster 
St.  Mary's  Male   Academy,   Norfolk 

Brothei    Ignatius,    Director 
St.   Paul's  Male   Academy,   Portsmouth 

Brother  Justin,  C  X  B  ,  Principal 
St.  Peter's  Cathedral  School,   Richmond 

Brother    Mar  cell  us,    Principal 
Stnytesant  School,  Warrenton 

Edwin   B    King,   Headmaster 
Suffolk   Institute,    Woodstock 

A    P    Kelly,   Principal 
UnUersiia    School,   Charlottesville 

Horace  "W.  Jones,  Principal 
Woodberry  Forest  School,  Woodberry  Forest 

J     Carter    Walker,    A  M  ,    Headmaster 

WASHINGTON 

College  of  Our  ILady  of  Lonrdes,  Seattle 

Brother  Collixtus.   Director 

Station  S,  South  Park 
De  Koven   Hall,  Tacoma 

D     S     Pulford,    Principal 

South  Tacoma 
De  X,a  Salle  Institute,  Walla  Walla 

Brother    Jasper,    Principal 
Houston  School  for  Rojs,   Spokane 

E     F    Strong,    Principal 
Lyon  Boarding  School  for  Boys,  Spokane 

J.   F.   Saylor,   Principal 


Washington — continued 

Marauette  Hall,  North  Yakima 

Rev.    C     Brusten,    S     J,    President 
St.    Edward's   Hall,   Tacoma 

Sister    M     Josephine,    Directress 
St.  Francis  Regis  School,  Ward 

A     van    der  Velden,    Principal 
St.  James  College,  Vancouver 

Rev.  Brother  Florinus,  President 


WEST  VIRGINIA 

Davis  and  Elkins  College,   Elkins 

Jam" s   E     Allen,    A  B  ,   President 
IJnsly   Institute,  Wheeling 

Charles    H     Patterson,    Superintendent 
Old  Dominion  Academy,  Berkeley  Springy 

E     E     Ncff,    PhD,   Puncipal 

WISCONSIN 

College    of    the    Sacred    Heart,    Prairie    du 
Chien 

Rev    George  R    Kister,  S    J ,   President 
Galahad  School,  Hudson 

T     W     MacQuarrie,   Headmaster 
Keewatin  Academy,   Prairie  Dn   Chien 

James  H     Kendrigran,    Headmaster 
Marquette  Academy,  Milwaukee 

Simon  J    Nichols,  S  J  ,  Principal 

Tenth  and  State 
Pio  Nono  College,  St.  Francis 

R*»v     J    "W     Kasel,    Principal 
Racine   College,    Racine 

Rev       William      Frances     Shero,      Ph      D , 

"Warden 
Sacred  Heart  College,  Watertown 

Rev    Domonic  K    O'Malley,  C.S  C  ,  Principal 
St.    Norbert's   College,   De   Pere 

Rev.    W.    H     J     Millay,    President 
St.    Lawrence    College,   Mount    Calvary 

Rev     Benedict    Mueller,    President 


PREPARATORY  SCHOOLS  FOR  BOYS 

MIMTARY 


ALABAMA 

Marengo  Military  Institute,  Demopolis 

W    A     McLeod,   Principal 
Mobile     Military    Institute,    Mobile 

T      A      Taylor      Superintendent 
Wright's  Military  Academy,  Mobile 

Julius   T    Wrig-ht,    Superintendent 


CALIFORNIA 

Agassiz  Hall,  Alta 

"William    W     Price,    A  M  ,    Headmaster 
Anderson    Academy,    Irvington 

"William   W     Anderson,    M  A ,    Principal 
California  Military  Institute,  Coronado  Beach 

Maj     B     H     Baker,    Superintendent 
California    Military    Academy,    Los    Angeles 
N     William    Brick,    Principal 

1948  Lovelace 

Har\ard  School,  Los  Angeles 
Robert  Burton   Gooden,   A    M  ,   Headmaster 
16th   and  "Western 
Hitchcock  Military  Academy,  San  Rafael 

Rex   W     Sherer,    Principal 

Los  Angeles  Military  Academy,  Los  Angeles 
Walter   J     Bailey,    A  M ,    Principal 

Huntington  Drive 
Mount    Tamalpais    Military    Academy,     San 

Rafael 

Mai     Newell  F    Vandeibilt,   Commandant 
Page  Military  Academy,  Los  Angeles 
Robert  A.   GIbbs,   Headmaster 

137    W     Adams 

St  Matthew's  School,  Burlingame 
Rev  William  A.  Brewer,  Rector 
San  Diego  Army  and  Navy  Academy,  Pacific 

Beach 

Capt     Thomas    A     Davis     Superintendent 
Wefrtlake  Military  Academy,  Los   Angeles 
Col     William    Stro\ei,    Supeitntendent 

CONNECTICUT 

Stamford  Preparatory  Academy,  Stamford 

Alfred    C     Robjent,    Director 


Army  and  Navy\ 
ington 

B      Swavely,    Principal 


4101    Connecticut 


FLORIDA 

Florida   Military   Academy,   Jacksonville 

Col.    Geo     "W     Hulvey,     Superintendent 


GEORGIA 

Academy   of   Richmond    County,   Augusta 

Major   Geoige    P    Butler,    Commandant 
Benedictine    College,    Savannah 

Rt     Rev.   Leo   Ha  id,   O    S     B ,    President 

1705     Bull     Street 
Georgia    Military    Academy,    Atlanta 

Col     J     C     Woodward,    Superintendent 

College    Park 
Georgia  Military  College,  Milledgeville 

O      R     Horton,    Superintendent 
Gordon   Institute,    Bamesville 

Edward  T    Holmes  M  A  ,   President 
Riverside  Military  Academy,  Gainesville 

F     TJ     McCov,    Principal 
Tugalo    Institute,    Carnesville 

J     C     Hall,    Principal 


ILLINOIS 

Bunker  Hill  Military  Academy,  Bunker  Hill 

Rev    S.  L.   Stiver,    Ph  D ,   Superintendent 
Chaddock  School  for  Boys,  Quincy 

Eva  C    Fields,   Superintendent 
Morgan  Park  Academy,  Morgan  Park 

Harrv  Delmont  Abells,   Superintendent 
Rock  River  Military  Academy,  Dixon 

Edwin  B    Floyd,    Commandant 
St    Alban's  School,   Knoxville 

Lucian  Sennett,  Headmaster 
Western    Military    Academy,    Alton 

Col     Albert   M     Jackson,    A  M:  ,    Superinten- 
dent 

INDIANA 

Culver    Military    Academy,    Culver 

Col      L     R     Gignilliat,    Superintendent 
Howe  School,  Lima 
Rev*  John   H.    McKenzIe,    L  H  D  ,    Rector 


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KENTUCKY 

Kentucky  Military  Institute,  Lyndon 
Col    C    W   Fowler,  Superintendent 

Millersburg  Military  Institute,  Millersburg 
Col    C    M    Best,   Principal 


MARYLAND 

Briarly  Hall   Military   Academy,   PoolesUIle 

Capt     Sidney    Johnson    Lodge,    M     A ,    Su- 
perintendent 
Charlotte  Hall  School,  Charlotte  Hall 

Geoige  3X    Thomas,  AM,  Principal 
St.   James  School,  Rockiille 

Superintendent 
St.  John's  Preparatory  School,  Annapolis 

Thomas    L     Gladden,    Superintendent 
United  States  Naval  Academy,  Annapolis 

Oapt    Edward  W    Eboile,   Superintendent 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Highland  Military  Academy,  Worcester 

Joseph  Alden  Shaw,  Principal 
Mitchell  Military  Boys'   School,  Billerica 

Alexander  H.   Mitchell,   Headmaster 


MICHIGAN 

Powell  School  for  Boys,  Grand  Rapids 

Superintendent 


MINNESOTA 

College  of  St.  Thomas,  St.  Paul 

Very  Rev    H    Moyninan,  President 

Cleveland  and   Summit 
Shattnck  School.  Faribault 

Chailes   Xeuhall,    Headmastei 


MISSISSIPPI 

Gulf  Coast  Military  Academy,  Gulfport 

Col    R    B    McG-hee,   Superintendent 
Jefferson  Military  College,  Washington 

Col    Robert  Allen   Burton,    Superintendent 


MISSOURI 

Jackson  Military  Academy,  Jackson 

CoL  T    W    Birmingham,  President 


Missouri — continued 

Kemper  Military   School,  Boon vi lie 

Col    T    A   Johnston,  Superintendent 
Missouri  Military  Academy,  Mexico 

Col    E    V    Burton,   Superintendent 
Missouri    State    Military    School,    Columbia 

Charles    AIcH     Eby,    USA,    Commandant 
Unix  ersity  Military  Academy,  Columbia 

John   B     Welsh,   A  M  ,    Principal 
Wentworth  Military  Academy,  Lexington 

San  ford   Sellers,   M  A.,   Superintendent 


NEBRASKA 

Kearney  Military  Academy,  Kearney 

George  G    Ware,   Headmaster 
Nebraska  Military  Academy,  Lincoln 

Benjamin  D    Ha^ward,   Superintendent 


NEW  HAMPSHIRE 

Rockland  Military  Academy,  West  Lebanon 

Elmer  E    French,   A  M  ,   Superintendent 


NEW  JERSEY 

Bordentown  Military  Institute,  Bordentown 

Rev    Thompson  H    Landon,  Principal 
Freehold   Military   School,   Freehold 

Major   C    M     Duncan,    Superintendent 
Gerlach   Academy,  Bridle 

D    Gerlach,    Principal 
Montclair   Academy,    Montclair 

John   G    MacVicar,   A  M ,  Headmaster 
New  Jersey  Military  Academy,  Freehold 

Maj    C    M    Duncan,   Superintendent 
Newton  Academy,  Newton 

Philip  Wilson,   Principal 
Wenonah   Military  Academy,  Wenonah 

Dr     Chas     H     Lorence,    President 


NEW   MEXICO 

New   Mexico   Military   Institute,   Roswell 

»'aj.    James   W.    Willson,    Superintendent 


NEW  YORK 


Bard    Hall,    Cornwall-on-Hudson 

Col.  Sebastian  C    Jones,   Superintendent 
Caswell   Academy,  Fishkill-on-the-Hndflon 

Thomas  K    Kennedy,   Principal 


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SCHOOLS  FOR  BOYS— MILITARY 


New  York — continued 

Clason  Point  Mil.  Acdy.,  Westchester 

Brother   Edmund     Principal 

Cook  Academy,  Montour  Falls 

Emil   Hanke,   Principal 
Deveaux  School,  Niagara  Falls 

Rev    William  S    Barrows,  President 
Holbrook's  School,   Ossining 

Rev    Dwight  Holbrook,  Principal 
Kyle  Institute,  Irvington 

Paul  Kyle,   Principal 
La  Salle  Academy.  New  York 

Brother   Alban,    Principal 

44  Second 
Mohegan  Lake  School,  Mohegan  Lake 

Albert  E    Under.  AM.,  Principal 
Mount  Pleasant  Military  Academy,  Ossining 

Charles  F    Brusie,  A  M     Principal 
New  York    Military   Academy,    Cornwall-on- 
Hudson 

Col    Sebastian   C    Jones,   Superintendent 
Peekskill  Military  Academy,  Peekskill 

J     C     Bucher,    MA,    Principal 
Bockland  Military  Academy,   Njack 

Elmer  E    Fiench,  A  M  .  Principal 
St.  John's  School,  Manlins 

William    Veibeck,    A     M,    Piesident 
Sil\er  Lake  Mil    C   Na\al  School,  Peiry 

Col    James  E    Dunn,   Superintendent 
United  States  Military  Academy,  West  Point 

Col    John   Biddle,    Superintendent 
Verbeck  Hall,   Manlins 

William    Verbeck,    A     M ,    President 
Westchester   Military   Academy,   PeekskUl 

James   N    McLure,   -Superintendent 


NORTH  CAROLINA 

Baird's  School  for  Boys*  Charlotte 

J.    G    Baird,   A  B  ,    Superintendent 
Bingham  School,  Asheville 

Col    Robert  Bingham,  Superintendent 
Bingham  School.  Mebane 

Preston  Lewis  Gray,  B  L     Principal 
Horner   Military   School,    Charlotte 

Jerome   C    Horner,   Principal 
North     Carolina     Military     Academy,     Red 
Springs 

Col    W    M    Jones,   Headmaster 
Rhodes  Military  Institute,  Kingston 

Col    W    H    Rhodes,  Principal 
Tinsley    Military    Institute,   Winston-Salem 

J     W     Tinsley,    Superintendent 


OHIO 

Miami  Military  Institute,   Germantown 
Col.  Orvon  Graff  Biown,  M  A.,  President 

Ohio  Military  Institute.  Cincinnati 
A.   M    Henshaw,  President 

Mitchell  Building 

Warren  Military  Band  School*  Warren 
D    B    Gilliland,   Director 

OREGON 

Hill  Militarv  Academy,  Portland 
Pi    J    W    Hill,  Principal 

821  Marshall 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Narareth   Military  Academy,   Nazareth 

Rev    S    J    Blum,  D.D ,    Superintendent 
Pennsylvania  Military  College,  Chester 

Col    Charles  E    Hyatt,  C.E ,   Superintendent 


SOUTH    CAROLINA 

Bailey    Military    Institute,    Greenwood 

Col    F    N    K     Bailey,    President 
Banks   School  for  Boys,   Colombia 

Col     A     It     Banks,    Superintendent 
Porter  Military  Academy,  Charleston 

Rev    Walter  Mitchell,  B  D ,  Rector 
South   Carolina  Military  Academy,   Charles- 
ton 

Col    O    J    Bond,   Superintendent 

TENNESSEE 

Columbia  Military  Academy,   Columbia 

Rev    Joseph    H     Spearing,    Superintendent 
McMmn  Military  Academy,   Rogrersville 

J    T.  Henderson,  M  S ,   Superintendent 
Sewanee  Military  Academy,   Sewanee 

Col    Du  Val  G    Ciavens,   Superintendent 
Tennessee  Military  Institute,  Sweetwater 

Maj    Charles  N    Hulvey,  Commandant 

TEXAS 

Amanllo  Military  Academy,  Amarillo 

B    G    Lowrey,  I/L  D  ,  President 
Carlisle  Military  Academy,  Arlington 

J.   M    Carlisle,    LL  D ,    Superintendent 
El  Paso  Military  Institute,  W.  Paso 

Maj     H     E     Van   Surdam,    Supperintendent 
Garden  Military  Academy,  San  Antonio 

Rev    A.  W    S    Garden,  Principal 
Lancaster  Military  Academy,  Lancaster 

George  Wharton,  Superintendent 
Peacock  School  for  Boys,  San  Antonio 

Wesley   Peacock,   Principal 
St.  Mary's  College,  San  Antonio 

Brother  Director 
Texas  Military  College,  Terrell 

Dr    L    C    Perry,   President 
West  Texas  Military  Academy,  San  Antonio 

John  F.  Howard,  Superintendent 


VERMONT 

Jordan  Hall,  St.  Alhans 

C    L,    Jordan,  AB.f  Superintendent 

Norwich   University,   Northfield 

Col    Ira  L.    Reeves,  Litt  D  ,  President 

VIRGINIA 

Augusta  Military  Academy.  Fort  Defiance 

Charles   S.   Roller,    AM.,   Principal 
Benedictine  College,  Richmond 

Brother  Director 


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Virginia — con  tinued 

Blackstone   Military    Academr,   Blackstone 

B     S     1,1  qon     A  M      Pi  esident 
Fishbnrne  Military    School,  Waynesboro 

Mai     Morgan    H     Hudgins,    Superintendent 
Fork   Inion  Military  Academy,   Fork   Cnion 

G    \V     Hardy     President 
Franklin    Military    Academv,    Franklin 

O     W    Anderson,    A     M  ,    Principal 
Hogre    Memorial    Military    Academy,    Black- 
stone 

Col    Edward   B.   Fishburne,    Superintendent 
Rockingham  Military  Institute,  Mount  Craw- 
ford 

F     A     Byerly,    Principal 
Shenandoah  Academy,  Winchester 

B    M    Roszel,   Ph  D  ,   Superintendent 
Stannton  Militarv  Academy,  Stannton 

Copt.  William  H    Kable,   Superintendent 


Virginia — continued 

Virginia  Military  Institute,        xon 

Col     Edward  "W.   Nichols,    Superintendent 


WEST    VIBGINIA 

Greenbrier  Presbyterial   School, 

H      B     JVToore.     A  M ,     Superintendent 
I.m&lv   Institute,  Wheeling: 

H     F     Stander\\  ick,    Superintendent 

WISCONSIN 

Northwestern    Military   Academy,    Lake    Ge- 
ne\a 

Mai     R    R    Davidson,   Superintendent 
Racine  College   School*  Racine 

Rev    William  F    Shcio,    PhD,   Headmaster 
St.  John's  Militarv  Academy,  Delafleld 

Rev    Sidney  T    Smythe,  Ph  D ,   President 


SCHOOLS  OF  EDUCATION,  NORMAL  AND 
TEACHERS  TRAINING 


ALABAMA 

Daphne    State    Normal    College,    Daphne 

H     H    Holmes    Puncipal 

Emerson    Normal    and    Industrial    Institute, 
Mobile 

Wm     Barnard    Smith,    A  M ,    Principal 

266    South    Scott 
Falkville    Normal    College,    Falkville 

James   T-     Gibson,    A  B ,    President 
Lincoln    Normal     School     (colored)*     Marion 

M      L      Phillips,     Principal 

Normal   Industrial    and   Collegiate   Institute, 
Joppa 

Rev     H      Herbert,    Principal 
Roanoke  Normal  School,  Roanoke 

W     H     McDaniel,    B  S ,    President 
Snow   Hill  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute, 
Snow  Hill 

W     T     Edwards,    Principal 
State  Normal   School,   Florence 

Henry   J     Willingham,    President 

Josiah    B     Game,    Ph  D  ,    Dean 

Turner    Rice,    Treasurer 
State    Normal    School,    Jacksonville 

C     W.    Daugette,    M  Sc  ,    President 
State  Normal  School,  Livingston 

George    W     Brock,    President 
State  Normal   School    (colored),   Montgomery 

J    W    Beverly,    Principal 
State  Normal  College.  Moundville 

G     A     Young,    President 
State    Normal    School,   Troy 

E     M.    Shackelford,    A  M ,   President 
State   Normal   School   for   Colored    Students, 
Montgomery 

W    B     Patterson,   Principal 
Tuskegree    Normal    and    Industrial    Institute 
(colored),    Tuskegee 

Robert    Ri    Moton,    Principal 
UnUersity  of  Alabama,  School  of  Education, 
University    P.    O. 

James  J.   Doster,   Ph  B ,   Dean 

ARIZONA 

Northern    Arizona   Normal    School,    Flagstaff 

Rudolph  H    H    Blorne,   Ph  D ,   Principal 
Tempe  Normal  School  of  Arizona,  Tempe 

A     J    Matthews,    President  * 


ARKANSAS 

Arkansas  State  Normal  School,  Conway 

J    J    Doyne,   President 

Amy   Rosetta   Roth,   Registrar 
^Branch  Normal  College  (colored)*  Pine  Bluff 

P     T.    Venegar,    Principal 

Southland     College     and     Normal     Institute* 
Southland 

H     C    Wolford,   President 

University  of  Arkansas  School  of  Education, 
Fa^etteville 

J     R    Jewell,    Ph  D  ,    Dean  , 


CAUFOKNIA 

Boynton    Normal    School,    Los    Angeles 

C      C      Boynton,    President 

Stimson    Block 
Fresno   State  Normal   School,    Fresno 

C    Li    McLane,   President 
Humboldt    State    Normal    School*    Arcata 

N    B    Van  Matre,  Principal 
Ringnalda  Normal  Institute,   San   Francisco 

William.    IT     Ringnalda,    Principal 

615     Steiner 
State  Noimal  School,  Chico 

Allison  Ware,    B  L  ,    President 

Elmer  I    Miller,   A  M  ,  Vice-Pies 

Alva   W     Stamper,   B.    S  ,    Secretary 

Aixnee    Jones,    Preceptress 
State    Normal    School,    Los  Angeles 

Jesse    "F     Millspaugh,    M  A ,    President 

Harriett    33     Dunn,    Secretary 

Everett    Shepaidson,     Supv     Practice 
State  Normal  School,  San  Diego 

Edward  L.   Hardy,   B  L. ,   President 

W     F     Bliss,    Dean 
State  Normal  School,  San  Francisco 

Fredrick    L     Burk,    Ph  D  ,   President 

Buchanan    and    Waller 
State  Normal  School,   San  Jose 

Morris  Flmer  Dailey,  LiIj.D  ,   President 

Margaret   E     Schallenberger,    Prin    Tr    Sch 

Mrs     E     Rousseau,    Preceptress  , 

Mrs     S     Estelle    Greathead,     Sec  -Registrar 
State    Normal    School    of    Manual   Arts    and 
Home   Economics,    Santa   Barbara 

Fiank  H.  Ball,    President 


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California — con  tinued 

t  mversity  of  California  School  of  Education, 
Berkeley 

Alexis   F     Lange,    Ph  D  ,    Dean 
Western  Normal  School,  Stockton 

J    R    Humphrey,  President 


COLORADO 

Colorado  State  Teachers'  College,  Greeley 

John  G    Crabbe,  L<L  D  ,  President 
Denier    Normal     and     Preparatory     School, 

Denver 
Fred    Dick,    Principal 

1543  Glen  arm   St 
State  Normal  School,  Gtmnison 
James   Herbeit   Kelley,    AM,    President 
Lucy   E,   Spieer,   Dean  of  Women 
t  Diversity  of  Colorado  College  of  Education, 

Boulder 
Frank  S    Thompson,   Secretaiy 


CONNECTICUT 

Bridgeport   City  Normal   School,  Bridgeport 

Edward   E     Cartnght,   Principal 
Siate  Normal   School,   Danbury 

John  Russell  Perkins,   A  M  ,   Principal 
State  Normal  Training  School,  New  Britain 

Marcus  White,   Ph  B ,   Principal 
State  Normal  Training  School,  New  Ha*  en 

Arthur   B.   Morrill,    Principal 
State  Normal   Training   School,   WilUmantic 

Henry  T    Burr,  S  M ,  Principal 

Frederick  A    Shattuck,  Prin    Model  School 


DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

Catholic    University    of    America    Teachers' 

College,  Washington 
Frances  Brawner,  Registrar 
George     Washington     University     Teachers' 

College,    Washington 
William  Carl  Ruediger,   Ph  D  ,  Dean 
Howard    University   Teachers'    College    (col- 
ored), Washington 
Lewis  Baxter  Moore,   Ph  D ,   Dean 
J.    Ormond   Wilson   Normal    School,   Wash- 
ington 

Anne  M!    Coding,   Principal 
Washington  Normal  School,  No.  2  (colored), 

Washington 
Lucy  E   Mo  ten,  M  D ,  Principal 


FLORIDA 

Central  Normal  College,  Dade  City 

P    W    Carr,   Principal 
Fes  sen  den   Academy   and   Industrial   School, 


Joseph  L    Wiley,   President 
Florida  Normal  Institute,  Madison 

W.*B    Gate,   AM.,   Principal 
Florida    State    College   for   Women,   Normal 
School,   Tallahassee 

Nathaniel   W    Salley,   Dean 


Florida — continued 

Normal  and  Manual  Training:  School,  Orange 
Park 

George  B    Hurd,   Principal 
University  of  Florida  Teachers'  College  and 
Normal  School,  Gainesville 

H    W    Cox,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 


GEORGIA 

Allen  Normal  and  Industrial  School,  Thomas- 

ville 

Abbie  B    Howland,    Principal 
Cornelia  Normal  Institute,  Cornelia 
J    W    Marion,  A  M  ,  President 
Georgia      Normal     and     Business     College, 

Douglas 

W     A     Little,    President 
Georgia     Normal     and     Industrial      College 

Milledgeville 

Mar\m  M    Paiks,   Pimcipal 
Haines     Normal     and     Industrial    Institute, 
Augusta 

Ha^en  Normal  Academy  (colored),  Waynes- 
boro 

W     M     Gordon,    Principal 
Literary   Normal  Institute,   Ringgold 

W    E    Bryan,   Principal 

Negro  Normal  and  Industrial  School,  Social 
Circle 

James   A    Love,    Principal 
Remhardt   Normal  College,   Waleska 

R    C.  Shaip,  President 

South   Georgia   State   Normal   College,    Yal- 
dosta 

R    H    Powell,  M  A ,  President 
Southern   Normal   Institute,   Douglas 

J    Walter   Hendricks,    President 
Spellman  Seminary  (colored).  Atlanta 

Miss   Lucy    H     Tapley,    President 
State  Normal  School,  Athens 

J.   M»   Pound,   A  M ,   President 
South    Georgia   State   Normal    College,    Val- 
dosta 

R    H    Powell,  President 

University  of  Georgia  School  of  Education, 
Athens 

Thomas   J     Woof  ter,    LL  D ,   Dean 


IDAHO 

State    Normal   School,  Albion 

G    A     Axline,   M  A  ,   President 
State    Normal    School,    Lewiston 

Oliver  M    Elliott,  President 


ILLINOIS 

Chicago  Teachers*  College,  Chicago 

William  Bishop  Owen,  Ph  D  ,  Principal 

68th   and   Stewart 

Eastern      Illinois      State      Normal      School 
Charleston 

Livington  C    Lord,   LL  D ,   President 
Lotus   D     Coffman,    Ph  D ,    Supv    Training 


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Illinois — continued 

Illinois   State   Normal  University,   Normal 
Da\  id  Felmley,  LL  D  ,  President 
Northern   Illinois   State   Normal   School,   De 

Kalb 

John  W    Cook,  LL  D  ,  President 
Ruslrville     Normal     and     Business     College, 

Kuslnille 

M    Kennedy,  President 
St.   Viator's  Normal  Institute,  Chicago 
Rev    E    L    Rivard,    Puncipal 

3208    N     Crawford 
Southern    Illinois    State   Normal   University, 

Carhondale 

Henry  William  Shryock,  Ph  B  ,  President 
C    E    Allen,   Registrar 
Teachers'  Training  School,  Springfield 
Emma  G    Olmstead,  Principal 
University  of  Chicago,  School  of  Education, 

Chicago 

Charles  H    Judd,  LL  D ,  Director 
Samuel  C    Parker,  Dean 
University  of  Illinois,  School  of  Education, 

Urbana 

William    Chandler   Bagley,    Ph  D  ,    Director 
Western  Illinois  State  Normal   School,  Ma- 
comb 

Walter  P.   Morgan,  M.S ,  President 
Rupert    R     Simpkms,    Director   Elementary 
Caroline  Grote,  Dean  of  Women 


INDIANA 

Central   Normal    College,    Danville 

J     W     Laird,    President 
Fairmount    Academy    and    Normal    School, 
Fairmonnt 

Albert   R    Hall,   Principal 
Indiana   Central  University   School  of  Edu- 
cation,   Indianapolis 

Horace    W     Marshall,    A  M ,    Principal 
Indiana  State  Normal  School,  Terre  Haute 

William    W     Parsons,    President 

Charlotte    B     Sweitzer,    Dean   of   Women 

Elizabeth   Crawford,   Prm     Training  School 

Minnie   E    Hill,   Registrar 
Indiana    University     School     of    Education, 
Bloomington 

William  Wesley  Black,   AM.,   Dean 
Indianapolis  Normal  School,  Indianapolis 

Miss  Marion  Lee  Webster,  President 
Marion  Normal  Institute,  Marion 

A    Jones,    President 
Muncie  Normal  Institute,  Muncie 

M    D    Kelly,  Principal 
Normal  Training  School,  Ft.  Wayne 

Flora  Wilbur,   Principal 

Teachers'  College  of  Indianapolis,  Indianap- 
olis 

Eliza  A    Blaker,  President 

Blanche  G    Mathews,   Registrar 
Valparaiso   University,  Valparaiso 

Henry  B    Brown,  A  M  ,  President 


IOWA 

Denison  Normal  College,  Denlson 

W    C.  Van  Ness,  AM,  President 


Iowa — con  tin  ued 

Des   Moines    College,    School    of    Education, 

Des  Moines 

David  E     Cloyd,   A  M ,    Dean 
Drake   University  College  of  Education,  Des 

Moines 

William   Francis  Barr,   A  M  ,  Director 
Highland  Park  Normal  College,  Des  Moines 
L     A     Blazek,    A  B ,    Dean 

Iowa  State  Teachers*  College,  Cedar  Falls 

Homer  H    Seerley,   LL  D ,  President 

Mrs     Marion    McFarland   Walker,    Dean    of 
Women 

Wilbur  H    Bender    Director  Training  Dept 

George   S    Dick,    Registrar 
New  Hampton  Normal  School,  New  Hamp- 
ton 

T    J    Wormley,   Principal 
Perry  Normal  College,  Perry 

C    Durant  Jones,   President 
State  University  of  Iowa,  School  of  Educa- 
tion,   Iowa    City 

Walter  A    Jessup,  Ph  D  ,  Director 
Southern  Iowa  Normal  School,  Bloomfield 

H     C     Brown,    B  S ,    President 
Wartburg  Teachers'  Seminary  and  Academy, 
Wa\erly 

Rev    August  Engelbrecht,  Director 
Western  Normal  College,  Shenandoah 

C    F    Garrett,   Principal 

Woodbine  Normal  School,  Woodbine 

M     A     Reed,    Principal 


KANSAS 

Enterprise  Normal  Academy,  Enterprise 

D    L    Katterjohn,  President 
Kansas    State   Normal   School,    Emporia 

Thos    W    Butcher,    Ph  D ,   President 
Miltonville  Wesleyan  College,  Miltonvale 

Silas  W    Bond,   A  M  ,    President 
Modern    Normal    College,   Marysville 

J    G.  Allenbecker,  President 
Nirkerson  Normal  College,   Nickerson 

Edward  B.  Smith,  President 
Normal  and  Business  College,  Conway 

S    D    Crane,  President 

State  Manual  Training  Normal  School,  Pitts- 
burg 

W.  A    Brandenberg,  Principal 
Western   State  Normal   School,   Hays 

W    A    Le\vis,    Principal 

University   of   Kansas    School   of   Education 
Lawrence 

Aivm  Olin,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 


KENTUCKY 

Blaine  Normal  School,  Blaine 

G.   Milton   Elam,    Principal 
Brrrkinridge  Normal  College,   Hardingsburg 

D     S     Roberts,    A  B ,    President 
Central  Normal  College,  Waddy 

Robert   Allen   Burton,    President 


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Kentucky — continued 

Eastern  Kentucky  Normal  School,  Richmond 

T    J    Coates    Principal 
Harlan     Normal    and     Industrial     Institute, 

Harlan 

Miss    Mary    Johns,    Principal 
Hazard  Baptist  Institute,  Hazard 

A     S     Petie$,    Principal 
Ken  In  ok  v   Normal    and   Industrial   Institute, 

Colored)    Frankfort 
G    P    Russell,    AM     Piesident 
Kentuekv  Normal  College,  Louisa 
"Walter  II    Bymgton.   Principal 
Louisville  Normal  School,  Louisville 
Elizabeth    Breckenndgre,    President 

fi27  B    Market 
Middlebnrg  Normal  College.  Middlebur* 

T.    Sherman    Lawhorn     B  Ped .    President 
Morehead   Normal   School.   Morehead 

J    Wesley  Hatcher,   President 
Northern   Kentucky   Normal   Academy,   Cor- 

rinth 

T>    J    Wricrht,   Principal 

State  University  of  Kentucky  School  of  Edu- 
cation, Lexington 
James  T    Noe    A  M  ,  Dean 
Western     Kentucky    State    Normal     School, 

Bowline:  fireen 
H    H.   Cherry,    President 


LOriSIANA 


Louisiana  State  Normal  School.  Natchitoches 

Victor    Leander    Roy,    B  S ,    President 
Louisiana    State    University,    Teachers'    Col- 
lege, Baton  Rouge 
D    N    Powers,   Dean 
Lntber  College,  New  Orleans 

P    "Wengrer,   Principal 
New  Orleans  Normal  and  Training   School, 

New  Orleans 
Miss  Margaret  C.  Hanson.  Principal 

1905   Coliseum  Street 


MAINE 


Aroostook  State  Normal  School,  Fresque  Isle 

San    Lorenzo    Mernman,    Principal 
Eastern  Maine   Institute,   Springfield 

S     W     Norwood,    Principal 
Eastern  State  Normal  School,  Castine 

A.  F.   Richardson,   A.M .   President 
Farming!  on  State  Normal  School,  Farming- 
ton 

W    G,  Mallett.  A  B .  President 
Lee  Normal  Academy,  -T.ee 

Thomas   I    Bridges,    Principal 
Lewfeton  Normal  Training-  School,  Lewiston 

Adelaide    V     Finch,    Principal 
Madawska  Training:  School,  Fort  Kent 

Miss  Marv  P    Newland.  President 
Washington  State  Normal  School,  Machias 

William.  L    Powers.   Principal 
Western  .State  Normal  School,  Gorham 

Walter  E.  Russell,  AB.,  Principal 


MARYLAND 

Ammendale  Normal  Institute,  Ammendale 

Brother  Austin,   President 
Baltimore   Normal   School    (colored),   Balti- 
more 
Joseph    H     Lockerman     Piesident 

Saratoga  and  Courtland 

Baltimore  Training  School  for  Teachers,  Bal- 
timore 

Xorman  W   Tameion,  Director 
Bucket  stown  Normal,  Buckevstown 

F     R     Neighbours.   Principal 
Maryland  State  Normal  School.  Baltimore 
Saiah  E    Richmond    Principal 

Lafayette  and  Carrollton 
Maryland     Normal    and     Industrial    School 

(colored),  Bowie 
D    S    S    Goodloe    Principal 
Maryland  State  Normal  No   2,  Frostberg 

Edward  F    Webb,  Principal 
St.  Catherine's  Normal  Institute,  Baltimore 
Sister  Directress 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Boston  Normal  School.  Boston 

Wallace  C    Boyden    A  M .  Headmaster 

Huntingdon  near  Longwood 
Harrington     Normal    and    Training    School, 
New  Bedford 

Principal 

International   Y.  M.   C.  A.   Training-  School, 
Springfield 

L    Li    Doarsrett    PhD,  President 
State  Normal  School.  Bridffewater 

Arthur  C   Bovden,  AM     Principal 
State  Normal   School,  Fall  River 

Anna  "W    Braley,    Principal 
State  Normal  School,  Fitehburar 

John    G     Thompson,    Principal 
State  Normal  School,  Framingrham 

Henrv  Whlttemore    Principal 
State  Normal  School.  Hvannis 

William    A     Baldwin,    Principal 
State  Normal  School.  Lowell 

John  J    Mahoney,  Principal 
State  Normal  School,  North  Adams 

Frank  F   Mnrdock    A  M  .  Principal 
State  Normal  School.  Salem 

J    Ashnrv  Pitman    Principal 
State  Normal  School,  Wertfleld 

rHrenr<*  A    Brodeur,  A  B     Principal 

Ida   R     Abrams,    Secretary 
Sta+e  Normal  School.  Worcester 

WiTlfim  B    Aspinwall,  PhD..  President 

Myrtie   I    Weber,    Sec    Faculty 
Wellington  School,  Cambridgeport 


MICHIGAN 

Central     Michigan    Normal    School,    Mount 

Pleasant 
Charles  T    Orawn.  A  M  .  M.Pd  .  President 

Lawrence    van    den    Berg,    Supt     Training 

School 
•  Amy  M.  Burt,   Dean  of  Women 


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Mic  higan — continued 

Cleary    Business   College,    Ypsilantl 

P    R    Cleary,   President 
Detroit  Normal  Training:  School,  Detroit 

Charles    L     Spain,    A  B ,    Principal 
Ferris  Institute,  Big  Kapids 

Woodbridge  N    Ferris,    President 
Michigan  Business  and  Normal  College,  Bat- 
tle  Creek 

C    J    Argubright,   Piesident 
Michigan    Normal    Academy    and    Business 

College,    Clarksville 
Charles  J    Transue,   Principal 
Michigan  State  Normal  College,  Ypsilanti 
Charles  McKenny,  A  M  ,  President 
Dimon    H     Roberts,    A  M ,    Superintendent 

Training   Department 
Grace  Fuller,  Dean  of  Women 
Northern  State  Normal  School,  Marquette 
James   H     B     Kaye,    A  M ,    President 
Katherme     E      Maxuell,     M  Pd ,     Dean     of 

Women 
Stephen  S    Stockwell,  A  M  ,  Superintendent 

Training  School 
Petoskey     Normal     and     Business     College, 

IVtoskey 

Edwin  L    Warden,  Principal 
Thomas  Normal  Training  School,  Detroit 
Miss  Jennie  Louise  Thomas,    Director 
Louis  A    Thomas,  Secretary 

311    North    Blvd 
Washington  Normal  School,  Detroit 

J    F    Thomas     Principal 
Western  State  Normal  School,  Kalamazoo 
D    B     Waldo,    A  M  ,    President 
Katherme    Newton,    Secretary 


MINNESOTA 


Dr    Martin  Luther  College,  New  Ulm 

Rev    A    Ackerxnann,   A  M ,   President 
Faribault     Business    and     Normal     College, 
Faribault 

B    A.   Brbland,   Principal 
Lutheran  Normal  School,  Madison 

K   Lokensgard,  Principal 

A     K     Feroe,    Treasurer 
Madison  School,  St.  Paul 

J     C     Bryant,    Principal 

10th    and    Minnesota    Streets 
Rochester    Business    and    Normal    College, 
Rochester 

Martin   A     Beatty,  President 
Southern  Minnesota  Normal  College,   Austin 

O    C    Wellman,  President 
State  Normal  School,  Duluth 

Eugene   W.   Bohannon,    A  M.f    President 

William  A    Owens,   Supt    Tr    Dept 

Mrs    Josephine  Milne,  Dean  of  Women 
State  Normal  School,  Mankato 

Chailes   H     Cooper,    President 

Almeda  M    Janney,   Dean  of  Women 

Belle   Carrington,    Sec    &  Pur.   Agent 
State  Normal  School,  Moorhead 

Frank  A.  Weld,  President 

Tryphena  R.  Anderson,   Dean  of  Women 

E    Alice  Kirk,   Registrar 


Minnesota — continued 

State  Normal  School,  St.  Cloud 

J    C    Brown,  President 

Gertrude    Cambell.    Sec     &  Pur     Agent 
State    Normal    School,    Winona 

Guy   E    Maxwell,    President 

Florence    L     Richards,    Dean   of   "Women 

Louise   M     Kuehn,    Secretary 
St.  Paul  Teacher's  Training  School,  St   Paul 

L    L    Everly,   Principal 

University   of  Minnesota,   College   of   Educa- 
tion, Minneapolis 

Lotus  P    Coffman,   Ph  D ,   Dean 


MISSISSIPPI 

Abbeville  Normal  School,  Abbeville 

Principal 
Blue  Springs  Normal  College,  Blue  Springs 

Principal 
Louisville  Normal  School,  Louisville 

J    A.    Hall,    President 

Mississippi    Central    Normal   School,  Walnut 
Grove 

John   R     Tally,    Principal 
Mississippi   Normal  Institute,   Sherman 

John    B     Thompson,   Principal 
Mississippi    State    Normal    College,    Jackson 

William    H     Smith,    Principal 
Shelby  Normal  Institute    (colored),    Shelby 

J    M    Williamson,    Principal 
State  Normal  College,  Hattiesburg 

Joseph  Cook,  President 
Walthall   Normal   School,  Walthall 

B    Morgan  Shaw,  B  S .  Principal 


MISSOURI 

Hale's  Normal  School,  Mill  Spring 

W    H    Hale,  AM,  President 
Hale's  Normal  School,  Piedmont 

W    H    Hale,  AM,  President 
Harris  Teachers*  College,  St.  Louis 

John  W    Withers,  PhD,  President 
State  Normal  School,  Cape   GIrardeau 

W     S     Dearmont,    Utt  D ,    President 
State  Normal  School,  Kirksville 

John  R    Kirk,  President 
State  Normal  School,  Maryville 

Ira  Richardson,  M  A,,  Principal 

George   H    Colbert,    Dean 

Mrs.   A.    R.   Pernn,   Dean  of  Women 

W    A    Rickenbrode,   Secy-Registrar 
State  Normal  School,  Springfield 

W    T.   Carrington,   President 

W     S     Smith,    Registrar 
State  Normal  School,  \Varrensburg 

Eldo  L»    Hendricks,   President 

C     A     Phillips,    AM,    Dean 

Mary  V    Neete,   Dean   of  Women 
University  of  Missouri,  School  of  Education, 
Columbia 

Werrett  W.  Charters,  Ph  D ,  Dean 


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MONTANA 

Montana  State  Normal  College,  Dillon 

J    E    Munroe,   President 

NEBRASKA 

Aurora   Normal   and   Business   College,   Au- 
rora 

F    S    Wolfe.   President 
Custer  College,   Broken  Bow 

W    C    Lesbley,    Principal 
Fremont    Normal    College,    Fremont 

W    H     Clemmons,    President 
Lutheran    Teachers'    Seminary,    Seward 

Rev     George   Weller,    President 
Martin  Luther  Academy  and  Normal  School, 
Sterling 

G     Bergstraesser,    Puncipal 
Nebraska  State  Normal  School,  Chadron 

R    I    Elliott,  President 

W    T    Stockdale,   Dean 

Elizabeth    I     Pollock,    Secretary-Registrar 
Nebraska  State  Normal  School,  Kearney 

George   S    Dick,   Ph  B ,   President 

Gertrude  H    Gardner,   Dean  of  Women 

Mrs    C     A    Black,    Secretary 
Nebraska  State  Normal  School,  Pern 

D   W    Hayes,  President 

Edwin   L.    Rouse,  Dean  &   Supt    Tr    Sch 

Roland  D    CXerholt,  Registrai 
Nebraska  State  Normal  School,  Wayne 

U    S    Conn,   President 

Henry  H    Hahn,   Dean 

Northwestern  Business  College  and  Normal 
School,  Beatrice 

Maynard    Spink,    Principal 
St.  Paul  Normal  and  Business  College,  St. 
Paul 

J    S   Zocholl,  President 
Teachers'  Training  School,  Omaha 

Clara   F.    Cooper,   Principal 
UnHersitj    of    Nebraska   Teachers'    College, 
Lincoln 

Charles  Fordyce,  PhD,  Dean 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 

Concord   Training   School,   Concord 

Hattie   F     Straw,    Principal 
New  Hampshire  State  Normal  School,  Keene 

Wallace  B    Mason,  Principal 
New  Hampshire  State  Normal  School,  Ply- 
month 

Ei  nest  L    Silver,  Principal 

Mrs    Marie   Hodge,   Preceptress 


NEVADA 

University  of  Nevada,  College  of  Education, 
Reno 

George  F   James,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 

NEW  JERSEY 

Camden  Normal  Training  School,   Camden 

Winifred   Ir    Jones,   Principal 
Carroll  Bobbins   Training   School,   Trenton 

Ella  A.   Macpherson,    Principal 
Eli/abeth     Normal    and     Training     School, 
Elizabeth 

Julius  M    Winslow,   Principal 


New  Jersey — continued 

Newark      Normal      and      Training      School, 
Newark 

W    S    Willis,   Principal 
New   Jeisey   State  Normal   School,   Trenton 

James    M     Green,    LL  D  ,    President 

Lucile    Gieen,    Registrar 
Paterson   Normal  Training  School,  Paterson 

Frank  W    Smith,  Ph  D  ,  Principal 
State  Normal  School,  Montclair 

Charles   S     Chapin,   Principal 

Mai}    M     Craig,    Registrar 
Teachers'    Training    School,    Jersey    City 

Joseph  H    Brensmger,  A  M  ,  Puncipal 

NEW   MEXICO 

New  Mexico  Normal  University,  Las  Vegas 

Frank  H    H    Roberts,  Ph  D ,   President 

Fi  ank    Cai  roon,    A  M  ,    Dean 
Normal   School  of  New  Mexico,   Silver   City 

E    L    Enloe,   President 
Spanish-American   Normal    School,    El    Rito 

Ott\\ay  C    Zingg,  President 
University  of  New  Mexico,  School  of  Edu- 
cation,   Albuquerque 

Chailes   E     Hodgm,   Ph  B ,    Dean 

NEW  YORK 

Bingrhamton    Institute    (colored),    Bragham- 

ton 

Fred   C    Hazel,   Principal 
Brooklyn     Training     School     for     Teachers, 

Brooklyn 
Emma  L    Johnston,  Principal 

Park  Place  and  Nostrand 
ored),  Franklinton 

Buffalo   State   Normal  School,  Buffalo 
Daniel   Upton,   B  S ,   Principal 

Jersey   and   14th 
Cohoes  Training  School,  Cohoes 
Harriet  L    Knapp,   Principal 
Cornell     University     School     of    Education, 

Ithaca 

George   P    Bristol.    PhD,    Dean 
Elmira  Training   School,  Elmira 
Esther    E     Satterlee,    Principal 
Hunter   College,  New  York 
George   S    Davis,  LL  D ,  President 

Park  Ave    and  E    68th 
Annie   E     Hickinbottorn,   Dean 
Lillian   M     Snow,    Registrar 
Ernest    C     Hunt,    Secretaiy 
Jamaica  State  Normal  School,  Jamaica 
Archibald   C    M    McLachlan,   PhD,   Presi- 
dent 

McEvoy  School  of  Pedagogy,  Brooklyn 
T     T    McEvoy,   Principal 

306    Fulton    St 
New    York     State     College    for    Teachers, 

Albany 

A    R    Brubacher,  President 
Leonard  A    Blue,   Ph  D ,   Dean 
Anna   Eloise   Pierce,    Dean    of   Women 
New    York    Training    School    for    Teachers. 

New  York 
Hugo  Newman,  Principal 

220    W     120th    St 
New  York   University   School   of  Pedagogy, 

New  York 
Thos    N    Balliet,   PhD,  Dean 


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New  York — continued 

Plattsburg      State     Normal      and     Training 
School,    Flattsburg 

Geoi  t?o   K     Hawkins,    D  Sc  ,    President 
Rochester    Training    School,    Rochester 

Ed\\aid    J     Bonner,    Principal 
Schenectadr      Teachers*      Training      School, 
Schenectady 

G     B     JefLers,    Pimcipal 

State  Normal  and  Training   School,  Brock- 
port 

Al<*rc  d    C     Thompson,    Ph  D  ,    Principal 
State  Normal  and  Training  School,  Cortland 

Harry   De   Groat,    Ph  D ,   Principal 
State  Normal  and  Training  School,  Fredonia 

Myron    T     Dana,    Ph  D  ,    Principal 
State  Normal  and  Training:  School,  Geneseo 

James  V.    Sturges,   Ph  D ,    Principal 
State    Noimal    and    Training    School,    New 
Paltz 

John    C     Bliss,    Pd  D ,    Principal 
State  Normal  and  Training  School,  Oneonta 

Percv  I    Bugbee,  D  Sc  ,  President 
State  Normal  and  Training:  School,  Oswega 

James  R    Riggs,   President 
State  Normal  and  Training  School,  Potsdam 

Jeremiah    M     Thompson,    Ph  D ,    President 
Syracuse  Training  School,  Syracuse 

J    Edward   Banta,    Principal 
Syracuse  University  Teachers'  College,  Syra- 
cuse 

Jacob   Richard   Street,    Ph  D ,   Dean 
Teachers'      College,      Columbia      University, 
New  York 

James   T3ai  1   Russell,    JLL.  D  ,    Dean 

W    120th  and  Amsterdam 

Daniel  T    Dutton,  !•!•  D  ,  Supt.  of  Schools 

Charles    T     McFarlane,    D  Pd.,    Controller 

Clifford  B    Upton,   A  M ,  Secretary 

Florence  E    Peck,    Registrar 

Cyius   H     Pomeroy,    Bursar 
Teachers'  Training:  School,  Albany 

Thomas  S    O'Brien,  Puncipal 
Training   School  for  Teachers,   Buffalo 

Byron  H    Heath,   Principal 

Delaware   and   Mohawk 
Troy  Training  School,  Troy 

Elizabeth    L     Bradley,    Principal 
Yonkers     Training     School     for     Teachers, 
Yonkers 

Eleanor  M    Taylor,  Principal 


NORTH   CAROLINA 

Albion  Academy  State  Normal  School   (col- 
ored),  Franklinton 

Rev    J    A    Savage,  Principal 
Cullowhee  Normal  School,  Cnllowhee 

^      C     Revnolds     Principal 
East    Carolina    Teachers'    Training    School, 
Greenville 

Robert  H.  Wright,  B  Sc  ,  President 

Mrs    Kate   R    Beekwith,    Lady   Principal 

J     B     Spilman,    Bursar 


North  Carolina — continued 

Gregory  Normal  School,  Wilmington 

J    H    Arnold,    Principal 
Normal  and  Collegiate  Institute,  Asheville 

Mary   P    Hickok,    Principal 
Peabody  Academy,  Troy 

Rev    O    Faduma,   B  D ,  Principal 
St.  Augustine's  School  (colored),  Raleigh 

Rev    A    B    Hunter,    Principal 
Southern  Normal  College,   Hot  Spring's 

William  W    Hastings,  President 
State     (colored)     Normal    School,    Elizabeth 
City 

P    W.    Moore,    A  M.f    President 
State  Colored  Normal  School,  Fayetteville 

E    E     Smith,   Ph  D ,    President 
State  Colored  Normal  School,  Winston-Salem 

L,     G    Atkins,    Principal 

State  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  Greens- 
boro 

Julius  I    Foust,  President 

William   C     Smith,    Dean   of   Faculty 

Junius  A    Matheson,  Dean  of  College 

Sue    May    Kirkland,    Lady   Principal 

E    J    Forney,    Buisar 

Trinity    College,   School   of  Education,   Dor- 
ham 

William   Ivey  Cranford,   Ph  D ,   Dean 
University    of    North     Carolina,     School     of 
Education,    Chapel    Hill 

M     C     S     Noble,    Dean 
Waters  Normal  School  (colored),  Winton 

Rev    C    S    Brown,  Principal 


NORTH  DAKOTA 

State  Normal  and  Industrial  School,  Ellen- 
dale 

Ryland  M    Black,   President 

Carrie    M     Steele,    Secretary-Registrar 
State  Normal  School,  Mayville 

Thomas  A    Hillyer,   President 

Clyde  R    Travis,  Ph  B  ,  Vice-President 
State  Normal  School,  Minot 

A    G,   Crane,   Principal 
State  Normal  School,  Valley  City 

George  A    McFarland,  AM.,  President 
tniversity    of    North    Dakota,     Division    of 
Education,    University 

Joseph   Kennedy,   M  A ,    Dean 


OHIO 

Cleveland  Normal  Training  School,  Cleveland 

R    W    Himehck,   Principal 
Commercial    Normal    College,    Greenville 

Clarence   Balthaser,    President 
Columbus  Normal  School,  Columbus 

Margaret  W    Sutherland,  Principal 
Curry  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute   (col- 
ored), Urbana 

Elmer  W.  B.  Curry,  President 
Dayton  Normal  and  Training*  School 

Grace  A    Greene,    Principal 


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Ohio — continued 

Lebanon  t'niversitj,  Lebanon 

H    B    Cunningham,   A  M ,    Pre«id€Jit 
Northeastern  Ohio  Normal  College,  Canfield 
J.  Freeman  Guy,  Ph  D ,  President 
Ohio   Northern   Iniversity,    Normal   College, 
Ada 

John   Da\ison,   PhD,   Dean 
Ohio  State  Normal  School,  Oxford 

Harvey    C.    MInnicb,    Dean 
Ohio    State    Vniversity,    College    of    Educa- 
tion, Columbus 

George    W     Knight,    Dean 

Prank    P     Graves,    PhD,    Secretary 
Perkins  Normal   School,   Akron 

James   P    Ba\,    Principal 
Southern  Ohio  Normal  College,  E  wing-ton 

H    W    Woodruff,   principal 
State    Normal    College    of    Ohio    Uni\er&itj, 
Athens 

J   J    RIchcson,  Dean 
State  Normal  School,  Bowling  Green 

H    B    Williams,    Principal 
State  Normal  School,  Kent 

John    E     McGilvrev    President 

John   Thomas  Johnson,   Dean 
University  of  Cincinnati,  College  for  Teach- 
ers,  Cincinnati 

William  P    Burns,  !•  H  D  ,  Dean 
Woodville  Lutheran   Normal   School,   Wood- 
^ille 

K    Hemminghaus,  Principal 

OKLAHOMA 

Central  State  Normal,  Edmond 

Giant  B    Grumbme    Pi  evident 
Colored  Agricultural  and  Normal  University, 
lAngston 

J    B    McCutcheon,  President 
East  Central  State  Normal,  Ada 

J    M    Gordon,    President 

Northeastern    State    Normal    School,    Table- 
quah 

G    W     Gable,    President 
Northwestern  State  Normal,  Alva 

J    W    Graves,   President 

Oklahoma  A.  and  M.  College,  Teachers  Nor- 
mal Division,  Still  water 

John    H     Bowei  s,    Ph  D  ,    Dean 
Southeastern  State  Normal*  Durant 

T    D    Brooks,  President 
Southwestern  State  Normal,  Weatherford 

J    B    Eskndge,   President 

Verna  McQuown,  Registrar 
University  of  Oklahoma,   School  of  Educa- 
tion, Norman 

W    W    Phelan,   Director 

OREGON 

Central  Oregon  State  Normal,  Drain 

A    L    Briggs,  B.S,  President 
Eastern  Oregon  State  Normal,  Weston 

Robert  C    French,   B  S.,   President 
State  Normal  School,  Monxnouth 

J     A     Ackerman,    President 
University  of  Oregon,  School  of  Education, 
Eugene 

Henry  D    Sheldon,  Ph  D.,  Dean 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Bloomsburg    State   Normal    School,    Blooms- 
Rev    David   Jewett  Waller,   DD,   Principal 
Anna    MoBude,    Preceptiess 
P     H     Jenkins,    Registrai 
Borean     Normal     Training     and     Industrial 

School,  Philadelphia 
Rev     Mathew    Anderson,    A  M ,    Principal 

S    College  Ave.   and  19th 
Central  State  Normal  School,  Lock  Haven 

Charles    .Lose,    Principal 
Clarion  State  Normal  School,  Clarion 
Amos  P    Reese,  Ptmcipal 
James    Pinks,    Registrar 
Cumberland    Valley    State    Normal    School, 

Shippensburg 
Ezra  Lehman     Principal 
East  Stroudsburg  State  Normal  School,  East 

Stroudsburg 

E    L    Kemp,   Principal 
Ebensburg  Normal  School,  Ebensbnr? 

H    T   Jones,  Principal 
Edinboro  State  Normal  School,  Edlnboro 
Frank  B    Baker,   Principal 
Maigaret    K     Tones,    Preceptress 
Agnes   C     Markel,    Registrar 
Eldersridge  Academy,  Eldersridge 

C    V     Smith,    A  M  ,    Principal 
Erie   Normal  Training  School,  Erie 

Celestia  J    Hersney,  Principal 
First    Pennsylvania    State    Normal    School, 

Millersville 

P.  M.  Harbold,  Ph  D ,  President 
Anna  Lyle,    Preceptress 
H     C     Symons,    Tiea&urer 
Indiana     Normal    School     of    Pennsylvania, 

Indiana   / 

James  E    Ament,   LL  D ,  President 
Jane    E     Leonard,    Preceptress 
Ernest    B     Race,    Registrar 
Institute   for   Colored   Youth,   Cheney 

Leslie    P     Hill,    Principal 
Keystone  State  Normal  School,  Kntztown 

A    C   Rothermel,  Pd  D  ,  President 
Incoming  County  Normal  School,  Muncy 

Sylvester  B    Dunlap,  A  B  ,  Principal 
Mansfield  State  Normal  School,  Mansfield 

"William  R    Straughn,   President 
Normal  and  Training  School  for  Girls,  Bead- 
ing 

Martha  A.   Seiders,   Principal 
Normal  Department  Pittsburgh  High  School, 

Pittsburgh 
C    B    Wood,  Principal 

Bedford  and  Fulton 

Philadelphia  Normal  School  for  Girls,  Phila- 
delphia 
J     Eugene    Baker,    Principal 

13th  and  Spring  Garden 
Philadelphia  School  of  Pedagogy,  Philadel- 
phia 

Francis  B    Brandt,   Director 
Polytechnic   Institute,   Gilbert 
Frank  A    Christman    Principal 
Slippery  Bock  State  Normal  School,  Slippery 

Albert  B    Maltby,  Ph.D,  Principal 
Arabel  Robinson,  Registrar 
Southwestern  State  Normal  School,  California 

W,  S.  Hertzog,   Principal 


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Teachers'   Training:   School,  Harrisburg 

Anne  V.   Wert,   Principal 
Temple     University,     Normal     Department, 

Philadelphia 

Miss   Smith,   Director,   Dean 
University  of  Pennsylvania,  School  of  Edu- 

cation,   Philadelphia 
Frank  P    Graves,   Ph  D  ,   Dean 
University  of  Pittsburgh  School  of  3E  ducat  ion, 

Pittsburg 

Will   Grant  Chambers,   A  M  ,  Dean 
West    Chester    State    Normal    School,    West 

Chester 
George  M    Phillips,  LL  D  ,  President 


RHODE  ISLAND 

Rhode  Island  Normal  School,  Providence 

John  L    Alger,   Principal 

SOUTH  CAROLINA 

Avery  Normal  Institute    (colored),   Charles- 
ton 

Frank  B    Stevens,  Principal 
Brewer  Normal  School  (colored),  Greenwood 
Homer  W    Stevens,   Principal 
Cherokee    Normal    and    Industrial    Institute 

(colored),    Gaffney 
A     A     Sims,    Principal 
Ferguson-Williams    Normal     and    Industrial 

College    (colored) ,    Abbeville 
E    W.   Williams,    President 
Lancaster  Normal  and  Industrial    Institute 

(colored),  Lancaster 
M   D    Lee,  A.M  ,  President 
Memminger  Normal  School,  Charleston 

D    M    O'Driscoll,  Principal 
Normal   Industrial   and   Mechanical   College 

of  South  Carolina  (colored),  Orangebury 
Robert  S    Wilkinson,  President 
Penn    Normal    Industrial    and    Agricultural 

School  (colored),  Frogmore 
R    B    Cooley,  Principal 
University    of    South     Carolina,    School    of 

Education,     Columbia 
Patterson     Wardlaw,     LL  D ,     Dean 
Wlnthrop    Normal    and    Industrial    College, 

Rock  Hill 
D.   B    Johnson,   LL  D ,   President 


SOUTH   DAKOTA 

Eureka  Lutheran  College,  Eureka 

C    Taubert,   Principal 
Lutheran  Normal  School,  Sioux  Falls 

Rev    Z    J.  Ordal,  AB,  President 

S     A     Jordahl,    Registrar 
Madison  State  Normal  School,  Madison 

J    W    Heston,  President 

J     Whitney   Goff,    Vice-President 

B.     M      Lawrence,     Secretary-Registrar 
Northern  State  Normal  and  Industrial  School. 
Aberdeen 

Willis   B    Johnson,   President 
State  Normal  School,  Spearflah 

Fayette  L    Cook,  President 

Margaret   A    Thompson,   Dean   of  Women 


Mmth  Dakota — continued 

Slate  Normal  School,  Springfield 

G    G  Wenzlaflf,  President 
Aich    Cia\vford,    Vice-President 
Herbert    H     Goodenough,    Secretaiy 
University  of  South  Dakota  School  of  Edu- 
cation,  Vermilion 
Wallace   F    Jones,    Ph  D  ,    Dean 
Tankton      Business      and      Normal      School, 
Yankton 


TENNESSEE 


Chattanooga  Normal  University,  Hill  City 

James  A    Roberts,  A.B  ,  President 
Dibrell  Normal  School,  Sparta 

B    O    Duggan,   Principal 
Dickson  Normal  College,  Dickson 

T.  B    Logging,  Principal 
East  Tennessee  State  Normal,  Johnson  City 

S    G    Gilbreath,  Principal 
Hall-Moody    Institute,    Martin 

Henry  B    Watters    AM,   D  D  ,  President 
Le  Moyne  Normal  Institute  (colored),  Mem- 
phis 

Ludwig  T    Larson,  A  M ,   President 

240    S    Orleans    St 

Lexington    Normal    School   and   Commercial 
Institute,  Lexington 

Robert  L    Sutton,  Principal 
Middle    Tennessee    State   Normal,   Murfrees- 
boro 

R.   L    Jones,   Principal 

Morristown  Normal  and   Industrial     College 
(colored),  Morristown 

Rev   Judson  S.  Hill,  D.D  ,  President 
Nashville  Agricultural  and  Normal  Institute, 
Madison 

Edward  A    Sutherland,   President 
Orlinda  Academy,  Orllnda 

J    C    Berry,   Principal 
Peabody  College  for  Teachers,  Nashville 

Bruce  R.  Payne,  LL  D ,  President 

William   K     Tate,    Treasurer 

E     W.    Connell,    Bursar 

Isaac    S     Wampler,    Registrar 
Sardis  Normal  College,  Sardis 

J     W     Williams,    Ph  B ,    President 
Southern  Tennesse  Normal  Institute,  Essary 
Springs 

D     S     Nelms,    Principal 

Swift    Memorial    College    (colored),    Rogrers- 
ville 

Rev    W    H     Franklin,   D  D ,    President 
University   of  Tennessee,    School    of   Educa- 
tion,   Knoxville 

Edward  B    Rail    Ph  D  ,  Professor 
West  Tennessee  Normal  College,  Hornbeak 

W.  L   Willingham,  President 
West  Tennessee  State  Normal,  Memphis 

John  W    Brister,  Principal 


TEXAS 

Central  Texas  Academy,  Waco 

Rev    John  W.  Strong,  DD,  President 
Detroit  Normal  School,  Detroit 

J.  Ray,  President 


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East  Texas  Normal  College,  Commerce 

W   L,.  Mayo,  A,B ,  President 
Henderson  Normal  School,  Henderson 

Thomas  Russell  Day,  A  B  ,  Principal 
Independent    Normal   College,   Cum  by 

R.   L    Taylor,   President 
Lutheran   College,   Seguin 

C     Weeber,    Principal 
North  Texas  State  Normal   College,  Denton 

W    H    Bruce,   Ph  D ,   President 
Prairie    View    State   Normal   and   Industrial 
College  (colored),  Prairie  View 

I    M     Terrell,   President 
Sam  Houston  Normal  Institute,  Hnntsvllle 

H    F    Bstill,  Principal 
Samuel  Houston  College   (colored),  Austin 

R    S    Lovmggood,  Ph  D ,   President 
Southwest  Texas  Normal  School,  San  Marcos 

C     J3     Evans,    President 

University  of  Texas,  Department  of  Educa- 
tion, Austin 

Wilham  Seneca  Sutton,  L.L  B  ,  Dean 
West  Texas  State  Normal,  Canyon  City 

R    B    Cousins,  Principal 


UTAH 

Brigham     Young     College     Normal     School, 

Logan 

Josiah  E    Hickman,   Principal 
Emery  State  Academy,  Castle  Dale 

George   Francis   Hickman,    M  A ,    Principal 
Southern  Branch  of  the  State  Normal  School, 

Cedar  City 

Roy    F     Homer,    Principal 
State  Normal  School,  Salt  Lake  City 
Rev.  William  M.  Stewart,  DD,  President 
University    of    Utah,    School    of    Education, 

Salt    Lake    City 
Milton   Bennion,    M  A ,    Dean 


VERMONT 

Middlebury   College,  Middlebury 

Edward  D    Collins,  Dean 
Randolph    State    Normal    School,    Randolph 
Center 

G.  Leland  Green,  Principal 
State  Normal  School,  Castleton 

Charles  A.  Adams,  Principal 
State  Normal  School,  Johnson 

Archibald    G    Peaks,    Ph  D ,    Principal 
University  of  Vermont,  College  of  Pedagogy, 
Burlington 

James  F.  Messinger,  Dean 


VIRGINIA 

Hampton  Normal  and  Agricultural  Institute 
(colored),  Hampton 

Rev    Hollis  B    Frissell,  LL.D.,  Principal 
Elizabeth   Hyde,   Lady   Principal 
Hartshorn      Memorial      College       (colored), 

Richmond 

Rev    George  W    Rigler,  D  D  ,  President 
St.    Paul    Normal    and    Industrial    School, 

ILawrencevflle 
Rev.  James  S    Russell,  Principal 


Virginia — continued 

Scottsburg  Normal  School,  Scottshurg 

Claude  W    Owen,  M  A ,  Principal 
Smallvvood     Memorial     Institute      (colored), 
Claremont 

Mrs    Rosa  E    Smallvtood,   Principal 
State  Female  Normal  School,  FarmvUle 

Joseph  L    Jarman,  B  A.,  President 

B    P    Duke,  Head  Dept    of  Educ 
State    Normal    and    Industrial     School    fox 
Women,  Fredericksburg 

Edward  Hutson  Russell,  President 

Marion    C     Forbes,    Registrar  € 

William    S     Chesley,    Business   Manager 
State  Normal  and  Industrial  School,  Harri- 
sonburg 

Julian   A    Burruss,   President 

John    W     "VVeyland,    PhD,    Secretary 

Octa\ia   E     Goode     Registrar 
tmversity   of  Virginia  School  of  Education, 
Charlottefftille 

William   H     Heck,    AM,    Dean 
Virginia    Normal    and    Industrial    Institute 
(colored),  Petersburg 

John    M    Gandy,   President 
Woodlawn  Normal  Institute,  Woodlawn 

B    E    Worrell,  Principal 


WASHINGTON 

State  Normal  School,  Bellingham 

George   W    Nash     Principal 
State  Normal  School,  Cheney 

N     D     Show  alter,    Principal 
Vniversity  of  Washington  School  of  Educa- 
tion, Seattle 

Frederick    E     Bolton,    Ph  D ,     Dean 
Washington  State  Normal  School,  Ellensburg 

George  H    Black,   President 


WEST  VIRGINIA 

Bluefield  Colored  Institute,  Bluefleld 

R    P.   Sims,   Principal 
Concord  State  Normal  School,  Athens 

L.     B     Hill,    Principal 
Fairmont  State  Normal  School,  Fairmont 

Joseph  Rosier,   Principal 
GlenviUe  State  Normal  School,  Glenville 

S    O    Bond,  Principal 

Marshall     College,     State     Normal     School, 
Huntingdon 

O    I    Woodley,   President 
Shepherd  College  State  Normal  School,  Shep- 
herdstown 

Thomas  C   Miller,  A  M  ,  Principal 
Storer  College,  Harper's  Ferry 

Henry  T    McDonald,  A  M  ,  President 
Snmmersville  Normal  School,  Summersvllle 

W.  G    Brown,  President 
West  Liberty  State  Normal  School,  West  lib- 
erty 

John  C    Shaw,  Principal 
West  Virginia  Colored  Institute,  Institute 

Byrd  Prillerman    A.M ,  President 
West   Virginia  Wesleyan   College,  Buckhan- 
non 

Carl    Gregg    Doney,    PhD.,    President 


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WISCONSIN 

Catholic  Normal  School,  St.  Francis 

Rev     J    M     Kasei,    Rector 
Marathon  Training-  School,  Wausau 

O     F,     Wells,   Principal 

National   German-American   Teachers*   Semi- 
nary, Milwaukee 

Max   Griebsch,    Director  558   Broadway 

State   Normal    School,    Eau   Claire 

H    A    Schofield,   President 
State  Normal  School,  La  Crosse 

F    A    Cotton,  President 

Ernest  D    Long    Vice-President 
State  Normal  School,  Milwaukee 

Carroll   G    Pearse,    President 

\  Wells  and  18th  Sts 

State  Normal  School,  Oshkosh 

John  A.  H.   Keith,   A  M  ,  President 
State  Normal  School,  Platteville 

Asa  M     Royce     President: 
State  Normal  School,  River  Falls 

J.  W    Crabtree,  President 
State  Normal  School,  Stevens  Point 

John  P    Sims,  President 
State  Normal  School,  Superior 

V    E    McCaskill,   Principal 
State  Normal  School,  Whitewater 

Albert  H    Yoder,   PhD,  President 
Stephenson  Training*  School,  Marinette 

A     M.    Olsen,    Principal 


Wisconsin — continued 

St     John's    Cathedral    School,    Milwaukee 
Sister    M     Grace,    Principal 

501   Tan   Buren   St 
Stout  Institute,  Menomonie 
L.  D.  Harvey,  Ph  D..  President 
University    of    Wisconsin    School    of    Educa- 
tion,  Madison 

Edward   C    Elliott    Ph  T> ,  Dean 
Vernon   County  Training   School,   Ylroqna 

A    B    Smith,   Principal 
Waupaca  County  Training  School,  New  Xion- 

clrn 

C    B    Stanley,  Principal 

Waufehara  County  Training:  School,  TVautoma 
G    E    Dafoe,   Principal 


WYOMING 


University  of  Wyoming:  School  of  Education, 
Xiaramie 

John    O     Creager     A  M      Dean 
Wyoming:  State  Normal  School,  Xiaramie 

J    O.  Creamer,   Principal 


NORMAL  KINDERGARTEN  TRAINING 

SCHOOLS 


ALABAMA 

Mobile  Kradergaiten  Training  School,  Mobile 

A     Elizabeth    Johnson,    Puncipal 


CALIFORNIA 

Barnard      Kindergarten      Training      School, 

Berkeley 

Grace    E\erett    Barnaul,    Puncipal 
Berkeley      Kindergarten      Training:      School, 

Berkeley 

Mrs     Mmnie   A     Darst,    Principal 
Golden     Gate     Kindergarten     Free     Normal 

School,    San   Francisco 
Anna    M     Stovall,     Principal 

1625     California    Street 


COLORADO 

State  Teachers'    College,  Kindergarten    Edu- 
cation Department,  Greeley 

Elizabeth  Maud  Cannell,  Director 


CONNECTICUT 

Connecticut  Froebel  Normal  School,  Bridge- 
port 

Mary    C     Mills,    Principal 

181    West    Ave 

Smith       Froebel       Kindergarten       Training 
School,    Bridgeport 

Fannie    A     Smith,    Principal 

863  Latayette  Street 


DISTRICT   OF  COLUMBIA 

Columbia     Kindergarten     Training     School 
Washington 

Sara    1C    Lippincott,    Principal 

2108  Connecticut  Avenue 

Kindergarten     Normal    Institute,    Washing- 
ton 
Susan   P.  Pollock,   Principal 

1516    Columbia    Road,    NW 
Lucy  Webb   Hayes    Training   School,    Wash- 
ington 
Nina   M    Whitman,   Principal 


FLORIDA 

Beaman     Training     School     for     Kindergart- 

ners,   \\  ilmington 
Elizabeth    Beaman,    Principal 
State     College     lor     Women,     Kindergarten 

Training    Department,    Tallahassee 
Mabel  H    Wheelei,  B  S  ,   Director 


GEORGIA 


Atlanta    Kindergarten    Normal    School,    At- 
lanta 

Willette    A     Allen,    Principal 

629  Peachtree   Street 
Columbus    Free    Kindergarten     Association, 

Columbus 
Edwina    Wood,    Director 

1431    Fourth    Avenue 
Kate     Baldwin     Kindergarten     Association, 

Normal    Department,    Savannah 
Hortense   M     Orcutt,    Principal 
La   Grange   Settlement  Training  School,   La 

Grange 
Charlotte    Wing:,    Principal 


HXINOIS 

Chicago  Froebel  Association,  Chicago 

Mrs    Alice  H.  Putnam,  Principal 

1008    Fine    Arts  Bldgr 

Chicago  Kindergarten  Institute,   Chicago 
Miss   C.   C    Cronise,   Director 

54    Scott    Street 

Chicago  Kindergarten  Training  School,  Chi- 
cago 
Eva  B    Whitrnore,  Superintendent 

410    S     Michigan   Ave 
Kindergarten  Normal   School,   Galesburg 

M     Evelyn    Strong,    Principal 
National  Kindergarten  College,   Chicago 
Miss    Elizabeth    Harrison,    President 

2944    Michigan  Ave. 
Pestalozzl-Froebel      Kindergarten      Training 

School 
Bertha   H    Hegner,   Principal 

616  S    Michigan  Boulevard 


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INDIANA 

Teacheis*  College  of  Indianapolis,  Indianap- 
olis 

Mrs     Eliza    A    Blaker,   President 

2307    N     Alabama   Stieet 

Lafayette  Free  Kindergarten  and  Industrial 
School,   Lafavette 

Miss   Jessie    Eden   Matlock,    Superintendent 


MAINE 

Norton's  Training  School  for  Kindergartners, 
Portland 

Miss   Abbey   N     Norton,    Principal 


MABYLAND 

Affordby  Kindergarten  Normal  School,  Bal- 
timore 

Elizabeth    Silkman,    Principal 

1110  N    Charles  St 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Froebel    School   of   Kindergartening,   Boston 
Annie   Coolidge   Rust,    Principal 

Pierce  Bldg,   Copley  Square 
Leslie    Normal    School    for    Kindergartners, 

Cambridge 
Edith   L    Wolfard,    Principal 

29  Everett  Street 

Nlel    Training    School    for    Kindergartners, 
Boston 

Miss    Harriett    Niel,    Director 
Perry  Kindergarten  Normal  School,   Boston 
Mrs    Annie   Moseley   Perry,   Principal 

18   Huntington  Avenue 
Springfield    Normal    Kindergarten    Training 

School,  Springfield 
Hattie   Twltchell,   Principal 
Symonds     Kindergarten     Training     School, 

Boston 
Miss  Lucy  Harris  Symonds,  Principal 

82    St     Stephen    Street 

Niel  Training  School  for  Kindergarten,  Bos- 
ton 
Harriet  Niel,  Principal 

319    Marlborough    Street 
Wheelock     Kindergarten     Training     School, 

Boston 
Miss   Lucy   Wheelock,    Principal 

100    Riverway 

MICHIGAN 

Ferris  Institute,  Big  Bapids 

W     N    Ferris,    President 
Grand  Bapids  Kindergarten  Training  School, 

Grand  Rapids 
Clara    "Wheeler,    Principal 
Northern    State    Normal,   Kindergarten   De- 
partment,  Marqnette 
H    Susan  Bates,  Head  of  Department 

MINNESOTA 

Minneapolis   Kindergarten    Association   Nor- 
mal  School,  Minneapolis 

Stella    A    Wood,    Director 


MISSOURI 

Froebel  Kindergarten  Training  School,  Kan- 
sas City 

Miss    Elizabeth    Moss,    Principal 


NEW   JERSEY 

Peet    Kindergarten    Training    School,    East 
Orange 

Miss    Cora    Webb    Peet,    Dnector 

NEW  YORK 

Adelphi  College,   Brooklyn 

Anna    E     Harvey,    Dean 
Buffalo  Kindergarten   Association,   Training 

School,    Buffalo 
Ella    C    Elder,    Principal 

86  Delaware   Avenue 

Elliman  Kindergarten  Normal,  New  York 
Mrs    H    B    Elliman,   Principal 

167    West    57th    Street 

Ethical  Cultural  School,  Kindergarten  Train- 
ing Department,  New  York 
Catherine   J.   Tracy,    Principal 

63d    and    Central    Park    West 
Fioebel  Normal  Institute,  New  York 
B    F    Chandler,  Registrar 

48   Irving   Place 

Froebel  League  Training  School  for  Kinder- 
gartners,  New  York 
Mrs     Marion    B     B     Langzettel,    Director 

112   E     71st   Street 
Hunter  College,   School  for   Kindergartners, 

New  York 

Marie   Bell    Coles,    Head 
Hunter  Kindergarten  Training  School,  New 

York 
Miss   Jenny   Hunter,    Principal 

15    West   127th    Street 
Mills    Kindergarten    -Training:    School,    New 

York 
Hariiette   M     Mills,    Principal 

N     Y    University   Building 
New  York  Kindergarten  Association  School, 

New  York 
Laura    Fisher,    Director 

524  West  42nd  Street 
Pratt     Institute,     School     of     Kindergarten 

Training,   Brooklyn 
Alice    E     Fitts,    Director 

OHIO 

Baldwin      Kindergarten      Training      School, 

Youngstown 

Miss   Mary  S    Morgan,   Principal 
Cincinnati  'Kindergarten    Training    School, 
Cincinnati 
Lillian  H    Stone,   Principal 

6    Linton   Road 
Cleveland     Kindergarten     Training     School, 

Cleveland 
Miss  Netta  Faris,  Principal 

2050   East    96th   Street 
Colukrabus    Kindergarten    Normal    Training 

School,  Crfumbus 
Elizabeth   IT    Samuel,   f>rmclpal 


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Ohio — continued 

Law  Froebel  Kindergarten  Training  School, 
Toledo 

Miss  Mary  B    Law,  Principal 
Oberlin      Kindergarten      Training      School, 
Oberlin 

Clara  May,  Ph  B  ,  Principal 

OREGON 

Mattheus    (Elizabeth   K.)    Normal  Training 
School,   Portland 

Elizabeth   K    Matthews,   Fimtipal 


PENNSYLVANIA 

American        Montessori        Teacher-Training 

School,  Philadelphia 
Mrs    J    Scott  Anderson,  Direetiess 

Torresdale 
Froebellian    Training    School    for    Women, 

Philadelphia 

Emily   D    "Wright,   Principal 
Hart    Training    School    for   Kindergartners, 

Philadelphia 
Miss  CMC.  Hart,   Principal 

3600    "Walnut    Street 

Philadelphia    Training    School    for   Kinder- 
gartners,   Philadelphia 

Pittsburgh  and  Allegheny  Kindergarten  Col- 
lege, Pittsburgh 

Mrs    James  I    Buchanan,  Principal 
Temple    Uni \ersity   Department    of   Kinder- 
garten Training,  Philadelphia 
Lucmda  P    Mackenzie,  Director 


SOUTH  D4KOTA 

Training 


Yank  ton      Kindergarten 
Yankton 

Alice   Daugherty,   Principal 


School, 


TEXAS 

Dallas  Free   Kindergarten   Training    School, 
Dallas 

Miss  Mary  K    Drew,  Principal 
Fort    Worth  Kindergarten    Training   School, 
Fort  Worth 

El  iza.br  th   Hammers,    Principal 

High   School,   Jennings  Avenue 
San   Antonio   Kindergarten  Training   School 
of    Texas,    San    Antonio 

Rat  hel    Plummer,   Principal 


UTAH 

Iniversity   of  Utah,   Kindergarten   Training 

School,  Salt  Lake  City 
Mary   B     Fox,    Directoi 


VIRGINIA. 

Richmond  Training   School  for   Kindergart- 
ners, Richmond 

Miss  Lucy  S    Coleman,  Principal 


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HOUSEHOLD  ARTS 


ALABAMA 

w 

State  Normal  School  of  Domestic  Arts,  Liv- 
ingston 

L    Gladys  McGilI,   Professor 


ARKANSAS 

State  School  of  Agriculture  Household  Eco- 
nomics Department,  Jonesboro 

Mary  E    Brown,  Head 
Tuskeegee   Institute    (colored),   Tuskee^ee 

Mis     Booker   T    Washington,   Dnectoi 


CALIFORNIA 

Mills  College  Home  Economics  Department, 
Mills   College  P    O. 

Maiy  Beals  Vail,  B  S ,  Professor 
State    Normal  Household   Arts   Department, 

San  Jose 

Maude  I    Murchie,   B  S ,   Supervisor 
State  Normal  School  of  Domestic  Art,  Ghico 

Clara,  M    Hetschel,   Supervisor 
State   Normal   School   of   Home   Economics, 

Santa  Barbara 
Ednah   A     Rich,    President 


COLORADO 

Col 01  ado    Agricultural    College    Home    Eco- 
nomics Department,  Ft.   Collins 

Inga  M    K    Allison,  Professor 
State  Teachers  College  Domestic  Science  De- 
partment, Greeley 

Eleanor  Wilkinson,   Director 


JONNECTICUT 

Connecticut   Agricultural   College   School   of 
Home  Economics,   Storrs 

Maud  Ellen  Hayes,  Professor 


DISTRICT  OF  COLOMBIA 

Luo    Webb  Haves  Training  School,    Wash- 
ington 

William   II    Wildei,    Piesident 
National  School  of  Domestic  Arts  and  Scl- 
ent es,    \\  a&h ingt  on 

Man    Arlme   Zmhorst,   Principal 

1754  M  Street,  N    W 

FLORIDA 

Florida    State   College   for   Women   Depart- 
ment oi  Home  Economics,  Tallahassee 

Agnes  Ellen  Hams,  BS,  Director 

GEORGIA 

North  Georgia  Agricultural  College  Depart- 
ment ot  Domestic  Arts,  Dahlonega 

Mrs    Ida  Thomason,  Director 


IDAHO 

State  Normal   School  Department   of    Home 
Economics,  Le  wist  on 

Alba  Bales,  Head 

ILLINOIS 

Abraham  Lincoln   Centre   School  of  Domes- 
tic Arts  and  Sciences,  Chicago 

Oakwood  Boulevaxd  and  Langley  Ave 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute,  Feoria 
Helen    Ma  rion  Day,   B  S  ,    Professor 
Chicago  Kindergarten  Institute,  Home  Mak- 
ing School,  Chicago 

54   Scott    Street 
Illinois   Woman's    College    School    of    Home 

Economics,  Jacksonville 
Lucy  H    Gillett,   Director 
Lewis  Institute,  Chicago 
Kathenne  I   Ingersoll,  Professor 

1949  West  Madison  Street 
Northern  Illinois  Normal   Domestic   Science 

Course,   De  Kalb 
Edith  Hall,   B  S ,   Professor 
Rockford  College  Department  of  Home  Eco- 
nomics, Rockford 
Mary  D    Chambeis,   A  M  ,  Director 


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Illinois — continued 

School  of  Domestic  Arts  and  Sciences,  Chi- 
cago 

Mrs    London   Evans,   Director 

177  North  State  Street 

UniTersit?   of  Illinois  Household  Science  De- 
partment, Irbana 
Isabel    Bevier,    Ph  M ,    Dnoctor 
Wheaton   College   Domestic   Science  Depart- 
ment   Wheaton 
Helen  Douglass,   Director 


IOWA 

Iowa  State   College  Division  of   Home  Eco- 
nomics,  Ames, 

Catharine   J    Mac  Kay,    Dean 
Iowa  Teachers  College  Honvj  Economics  De- 
partment, Cedar  Falls 
Mary  L    Townsend,  Professor 


KANSAS 

Kansas   State  Agricultural   College   Division 

of  Home  Economics,  Manhattan 
Mary  Pierce  Van   Zile,   Dean 


LOUISIANA 

Tulane  Uni\  ersity  School  of  Household  Econ- 
omy, New  Orleans 

Harriet  Amelia  Boyer,  Professor 

MAINE 

Nasson  Institute,  Springvale 

Louisa  Isabel  le  Pry  or,    Dean 
State    Normal    School    of    Household    Arts, 
Fannington 

Marion  C    Ricker,  Director 


MARSHLAND 

Hood    College   School   of  Home   Economics, 
Frederick 

Edith  M    Thomas,  B  S ,   Director 
Maryland  College  for  Women  School  of  Do- 
mestic Science,  Luther ville 

Margaret  Stanley  Davis,   Director 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Boston  Y.  W.  C.  A.  School  of  Domestic  Sci- 
ence, Boston 

Miss  A    Josephine  Forehand,  Principal 
Garland  School,  Boston 
Mrs    Margaret  J.    Stannard.    Director 

19   Chestnut  Street 

Simmons   College  Domestic   Science  Depart- 
ment, Boston 

Henry  Lefavour,  LL,  D  ,  President 
Worcester    Domestic    Science    School,    Wor- 

cestor 
Mrs.  Flora  A..  Wethered,  Principal 


MICHIGAN 

Michigan    Agricultuial    College    Home    Eco- 
nomics Department,   Lansing 
Geoigia    Lauia    White,    PhD,    Dean 
Northern  State  Normal  Depaitment  of  Home 

Economics,  Marquette 
Margaret    M     Buchly,    Head 
Thomas    Normal    Training    School,    Detroit 

Jennie  L.ouise  Thomas,   Dnector 
Western    State   Normal   Department    of    Do- 
mestic Art,  Kalamazoo 
Adele  M    Jones,  B  S  ,  Head 

MINNESOTA 

Albert  tea  College  Home  Economics  Depart- 
ment, Albert  Lea 

Mabel   H    Olsen,   Professoi 
State   Normal   Course   in   Home   Economics. 

Duluth 

Floience  D    Pettmgill,  Professor 
State  Normal  School  of  Household  Economy, 

Mo  or  head 

Frances  R    Freeman,  Professor 
University  of  Minnesota,  Minneapolis 
Josephine  T    Beny,   Chief  ot   Division 

MISSOURI 

State  Normal  Home  Economics  Department, 
Cape  Girardeau 

Mary  Turner  Chapin,  Instructor 
State  Normal  Home  Economics  Department. 
Maryville 

Hattie  M    Anthony,   Instructor 


MONTANA 

Montana  State  College  Home  Economics  De- 
partment,  Bozeman 

Lilla  A    Harkins,  Professor 


NEBRASKA 

University  of  Nebraska  Home  Economics  De- 
partment, IJncoIn 

Ahce   Marie  Loomis,   Head 


NEVADA 

University  of  Ne\ada  Home  Economics  De- 
partment, Reno 

Kate  Bardenweiper,  Professor 


NEW  MEXICO. 

New  Mexico  A.  &  M   College  Department  of 
Household      Economics,      State      College 

Pearl  Cherry  Miller,  Professor 

NEW  YORK. 

Barnard    School    of    Household    Arts,    New 
York 

William  Livingston  Hazen,  President 


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New  York — continued 

Elmira    College,    Course    in    Domestic    Arts 
and  Science,  Elmira 

Susan   Hanscom,    Professor 
Lemcke  Cooking  School,  New  York 
Emma    K     Lemcke-Barkhausen,    Principal 

26  W    94th 

New  York  Cooking:  School,   New  York 
Miss  Underwood,    Superintendent 

105   B    22nd  Street 
Pratt  Institute  School  of  Household  Science, 

Brooklyn 

Isabel    Ely    Lord,    Director 
School     of     Agriculture,     Home     Economics 

Dept,  Alfred 
Angelme   Wood,    Professor 
Teachers   College   School   of   Practical   Arts, 

New  York 
Maurice  A    Bigelow,   Director 


NORTH    DAKOTA. 

North  Dakota  Agricultural   College,  Depart- 
ment of  Home  Economics,  Fargo 

Minna  A     Stoner,    Professor 
North    Dakota    State    School,     Home    Eco- 
nomics Department,  Ellendale 

Alice   Madeline   Gunn,    B  S ,    Director 


NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Shaw      University,  Department      Domestic 

Arts,  Raleigh 

Charlotte   Murray,  Director 


OHIO 

Ohio  University,  Department  of  Home  Eco- 
nomics, Athens 
Elizabeth   H    Bonn,    Principal 
Ohio     State     University,     Home    Economics 

Department,  Columbus 
Ruth    Aimee   Wardall,    Professor 
University  of  Akron,  School  of  Home  Eco- 
nomics 

Sarah    E     Stimxnel,   B  S ,    Director 
University  of  Cincinnati,    School  of  House- 
hold Arts,   Cincinnati 
Ann    Gilchrist    Strong,    B.S ,   Professor 
Western     Reserve     University     School      of 

Household  Art,  Cleveland 
Mary  E.  Parker,  Director 

OEXAHOMA, 

Henry  Kendall  College,  School  of  Domestic 
Science,    Tulsa 

Kettle  W    Craighead,  Director 
Oklahoma  A.  &  Mi.  College,  Department  of 
Domestic  Science,  Stillwater 

Ruth   Michaels,   Dean 

OREGON. 

Oregon  Agricultural  College,  School   of  Do- 
mestic   Science,    Corvallis 
Henrietta  W    Calvin,  Dean 


PENNSYLVANIA. 

Drexel    Institute    School    of  Household   Sci- 
ence, Philadelphia 

James    McAllister     L.L  D  ,    President 
Margaret     Morrison     Carnegie     School     for 

Women,    Pittsburg 
Mary    Bidwell   Breed,    Dean 
Pennsylvania  State  College  Home  Economics 

Department,   State   College  P.   O. 
Sara  Cutts  Lovejoy,  B  A.,   Director 
Temple  Lniversity  Department  of  Household 

Arts,  Philadelphia 
Penelope    L     Holzer,    Director 


RHODE  ISLAND 

Rhode  Island   State  College  Home  Econom- 
ics   Department,    Kingston 

Mabel    Campbell,    Professor 


SOUTH  DAKOTA. 

South     Dakota    State     College    Home    Eco- 
nomics  Department,   Brookings 
Mary   Tough,    Professor 
State  Normal  Home  Economics  Department, 

Spearflsh 

Stella    Burkhart,    Head   of   Dept 
University  of  South  Dakota  Home  Econom- 
ics  Department,    Vermilion 
Eva  R    Robinson,   Head   of   Dept 


TENNESSEE. 

Lincoln.   Memorial   University   Domestic   Sci- 
ence Department,  Cumberland  Gap 

Bertha  C    Hill,  Instructor 


TEXAS 

University    of    Texas     School    of    Domestic 
Economy,  Austin 

Mary  Edna  Gearing,   Professor 


UTAH. 

Agricultural     College     of     Utah     School     of 
Home  Economics,  Logan 

Charles  Walter  Porter,  Director 
University  of  Utah  Domestic  Science  Course, 
Salt  take 

Althea  Wheeler,   Director 


VIRGINIA 


Hollins    College    Domestic    Science    Depart- 
ment, Hollins 

Anne   Adams,    Director 


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WASHINGTON 

State    College    Department    of    Home    Eco- 
nomics* Pullman 

Josephine   T     Beiry,    Head 
State    Normal    Department    of    Home    Eco- 
nomics, Bellingham 
Minerva   Law  rence,    Director 
tnrverfeity    of    Washington    Department    of 

Home  Economics,    Seattle 
Effie   Isobel  Raitt,   Director 

WEST   VIRGINIA 

West     Virginia     ITniverrfty    Department     of 
JT<»me   Economics,    Morgantoitn 

Rachael    H     Col\vell,   Professor 


WISCONSIN 

Stout    Institute    School    of    Household    Arts, 
Menominee 

L    D    Harvey,  President 

University    of    Wisconsin    Home    Economics 
Department,  Madison 

Abb}    Ullian   Marlatt,   Professor 


WYOMING 

University     of     Wyoming     Department 
Home   Economics,   Cheyenne 

Emeline    Stoim    Whitcomb,    Professor 


of 


SCHOOLS  FOB,  LIBRARY  TRAINING 


CALIFORNIA 

California  State  library  School,   Sacramento 

Sarah   S    Oddie    Director 
Public  Library  Training:  School,  Los  Angeles 

Theodora   R    Brewitt,    Principal 
Riverside  Library    School,   Riverside 

Joseph   F    Daniels,    Librarian 


GEORGIA 

Library     Training     School    of     Camegle    Li- 
brary,  Atlanta 

Mrs     Percival    Sneed,    Principal 
Katharine  H    Wootten,   Director 


ILLINOIS 

University    of   Illinois    State    Library    School, 
Urbana 

Phlneas   L     "Windsor,    Director 


INDIANA 

Indiana    Library    School,    Indianapolis 

Eliza   G     Browning,    librarian 


IOWA 

State    University    of    Iowa    Summer    School 

for  Library  Training:,  Iowa   City 
Malcolm    Wyer,    Director 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Simmons  College   School  of  Library  Science, 
Boston 

June   R    Donnelly,    Director 


NEW   YORK 

Library    Training:    School    New    York    Public 
Library,  New  Yorfc 

Azanah   S     Root     Director 

Fifth  Avenue   and    42nd    Street 
New  York    State  Library    School,    Albany 

James    I     Wyer,     Jr ,    Director 
Pratt    Institute    School    of    Library    Science, 

Brooklyn 

Edward   F    Stevens,    Director 
Syracuse    University    Library    School,    Syra- 
cuse 
Earl    E      Sperry,     Ph  D ,     Director 


OHIO 

Cleveland    Public    Library   School,   Cleveland 

William    H     Brett,    Director 

Western  Reserve   University,  Library   School, 
Cleveland 

"WilUam    Howard    Brett,    A  M ,    Dean 
Alice    Sarah     Tyler,     Director 

1940    Adelbert   Road 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Carnegrie   Library   Training:   School   for   Chil- 
dren's  Librarians,    Pittsburg- 

Sarah   C.    N.    Bogrle,    Director 

WASHINGTON 

University     of    Washington    Library     School, 
Seattle 

William   E    Henry,   A  M  ,   Director 

WISCONSIN 

Library    School    of    fhe    University    of    Wis- 
consin,   Madison 

Matthew    S     Dudgeon,    Director 


SCHOOLS  OF  PHYSICAL  EDUCATION 


ALABAMA 

UnHerslty  of  Alabama  Department  of  Phys- 
ical Education,  University 

Dorsett  V     Giaves,   Director 

CALIFORNIA 

State  Normal  School  of  Physical  Education, 

Chico 

Lavmia.  Hendey    Kaull,    Piofessor 
Stanford     University     School     of     Physical 

Training:,  Standford  UnUer&ity  P.   O. 
Ro>ce   Heed    Long,   Director 

COLORADO 

State  Teachers   College,  Physical  Education 
Dept.,  Greeley 

John   Thomas  Lister,   Director 

CONNECTICUT 

New  Haven   Normal   School   of  Gymnastics, 
New  Haven 

E    H    Arnold,   M  A ,   Director 

307  York  Street 

ILLINOIS 

American    College    of    Physical    Education, 
Chicago 

42nd  and  Grand  Boulevard 
Morey   A    Wood,  B  S  ,   Acting  President 
J.   F    Horton,   Dean 
Mary  E.   Teats,   Dean  of  Women 
rnlversity    of    Illinois,    Dept.     of    Physical 

Training,    Urbana 
George  A.  Huff,   Director 
Chicago  School  of  Physical  Education,  Chi- 
cago 
Mrs    Robert  L    Parsons,  Director 

430  S    Wabash  Ave 

INDIANA 

Normal     College    of     the     North     American 
Gymnastic    Union,    Indianapolis 

TQmil   Rath,   President 

MASSACHUSETTS 

American    School    for    Physical    Education, 

Dr    Mary  R    Mulliner,  Director 

Boston  School  of  Physical  Education,  Boston 

Marjorie    Bouve,    Director 
„  t  _  „  585  Boylston  Street 

Calnes    College    of    Physical    Culture.    Bos- 
ton 

Richard   J    Games,    Director 
,   .  .  93  Massachusetts  Avenue 

International  Y.  M.  C.  A.  School,  Springfield 

L.    L    Doggett,   PhD,   President    yxwHnicia 


Massachusetts — continued 

Posse   Normal    School    of    Gymnastics,    Bos- 
ton 

Hartvig  Xissen,  President,  779  Beacon  St 
Sargent  School  of  Physical  Education,  Cam- 
bridge 
D     A     Sargent,    M  D ,    Director 

MICHIGAN 

Normal  School  of  Physical  Education,  Battle 
Creek 

Piank   J    Born,   M  D  ,   Dean   and  Director 

NEBRASKA 

LoTiden      School      of     Physical     Education, 
Omaha 

Isabel    Lowden,    Director 

313  Baird  Building 

NEW    YORK 

Chalif  Nor.  School  of  Dancing,  New  York 

Louis   H     Chalif ,   Principal,    7   W     42nd 
New  York  Normal  School  of  Physical  Edu- 
cation,   New    York 
Watson    L     Savage,    M  D ,    President 

308  West  59th  Str*»e- 
Pratt  Institute,  School  of  Physical  Training 

Brooklyn 

Helen    M     McKmstry,    Director    (women) 
John  A    Davis,   Director   (men) 
Teachers'    College,   Department   of   Physical 

Education.    New  York 
Thomas  D    Wood,   Professor 

OHIO 

Oberlin  College,  Teachers'   Course  in  Physi- 
cal Training,  Oberlin 

Fred   E     Leonard,   Director   Men 
Delphine    Hanna,    Director    Women 
University   of    Cincinnati    Dept     of    Hygiene 
and  Physical  Education 

Jesse  Williams,   M  D  ,   Director 

PENNSYLVANIA 

Temple  University,  Normal  Dept.  of  Physi- 
cal Education 

William   Nicolai,    Director 

WASHINGTON 

University  of  Washington,  Bept.  of  Physic  a* 

Teaming,   Seattle 
David  C    Hall,  Director 

WISCONSIN 

University  of   Wisconsin,  Dept,   of   Physical 
Education,   Madison 

George   W    EJhler,   Director 
State  Normal  Dept.   of  Physical  Education, 
La  Crosse 

Carl  B    Sputh,   M  D  ,   Director 


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AT.ATtATXTA 

Alabama  Polytechnic  Institute,  Auburn 
Charles  C    Thach,  ILL.  D  ,  President 
George  Petrie,  Ph  I> ,  Dean  Academic  Dept 
Iniverslty   of  Alabama  School  of  Engineer- 
ing,   University   P.    O. 
George  J    Davis,  Dean 


ARIZONA 

University   of   Arizona   College   of  Engineer- 
ing:,   Tucson 

William    W.    Henley,    A  B ,    Head 


ARKANSAS 

University    of    Arkansas,    College    of    Engi- 
neering: 

Julius   J.    Knoch,    C  E ,    Dean 

CALIFORNIA 

California     Polytechnic     School,     San    Iionis 
Obispo 

LeRoy  Burns  Smith,  A  B  ,  Director 
California   School   of  Mechanical  Arts,     San 

Francisco 
George  A.  Merrill,  B.S  ,  Principal 

16th  and  Utah  Streets 

Cogswell  Polytechnic  College,  San  Francisco 
George  B.   Miller,   M.A ,   President 

Folsom  and   26th 

Heald's  School  of  Engineering,  San  Francisco 
Edward  P.  Heald,  President 

130    Union    Square 

Polytechnic  College  of  Engineering,  Oakland 
W.  E    Gibson,  President 
H    C    Ingram,   B  S ,   Vice-Pres    &   Supt 
St.    Ignatius    University,     College    of    Engi- 
neering,  San  Francisco 
M     M     O'Shaughnessy,   B  E.,   Dean 
Stanford  University  Department  of  Engineer- 
ing, Stanford  University 
Charles   D     Marx,    Dean 
Thro  op    College   of   Technology,    Pasadena 
James  A    B    Scherer,  LL.  D  ,  President 
George  Alfred  Damon,  Dean  of  Engineering 
Charles   Emory   Barber,    Recorder 
Edward  Cecil  Barrett,   Secretary 


California — continued 

University     of     California     College     of     Civil 
Engineering,   Berkeley 

Charles    Derleth     Jr ,    C  E.,    Dean 
University     of     California     College     of     Me- 
chanics,  Berkeley 
Clarence    L.     Cory,    M  M  E.,    Dean 
Tander  Naillen   School  of  engineering,  Oak- 
land 
A    Vander  Naillen,   C  E ,  President 

51st  and  Telegraph  Avenue 


COLORADO 

Colorado    Agricultural    College,    Division    of 

Mechanic  Arts,  Ft.   Collins 
James    W     Lawrence,     M  E      Head 
Colorado    College,   Department    of    Engineer- 
ing,  Colorado   Springs 
Florian    Caiori,    LL  D ,    Dean 
University  of  Colorado   College  of  Engineer- 
ing, Boulder 
Milo  S    Ketchum,   C  E!.,  Dean 


CONNECTICUT 

•Sheffield    Scientific    School    Yale    University, 
New  Haven 

Russell    Henrv    Chittenden,    Sc  D-,    Director 
Heibert  H    Vreeland,    Jr ,    Ph.  B ,    Registrar 


DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

Catholic  University  School   of   Technological 

Sciences,  Washington 
Daniel  W    Shea,   Ph  D.,   Director 
George  Washington  University  College  of  En- 
gineering, 'Washington 
Howard  L.  Hodgklns,   fluD.,    Dean 

FLORIDA 

Stetson  University  School  of  Technology*  I>« 

Land 

Ellery  B    Paine,  M  S  ,  Dean 
University  of  Florida  College  of  Engineering, 

Gainesville 
J     B     Benton,    Ph  D ,    Dean 


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GEORGIA 

Georgia  School  of  Technology,  Atlanta 

K    G    Mitheson.  LL,  D  ,  President 
lni\ersitj     of    Georgia    College    <>i    Agricul- 
ture and  Mechanic  Arts,  Athens 

Andrew    McNairn    Souie,    Si  D  ,    Prffeid^nt 


IDAHO 

lniversit>    of  Idaho  College  of  Engineering, 

Ohailes    New  ton    Litt'e,    Pn  D  ,    Dean 


ILLINOIS 

Annour  Institute  of  Technology,  Chicago 

Frank   W.   Gunsaulus,    LL  D ,    President 
Lai  is     C      3Xomn,     PhD,     Dtan     Cultural 

Studies 

Howard    M      Ra\mond,    BS,    Dee»n     Engi- 
neering   Studies 
George    S     Allison,    Registrar 

33d  and  Federal   Street 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute,  Peoria 
Theodore   C    Burgess,   Ph  D ,   Director 
Muert  W    Jamison,    Dean 
Frederick    H     E\ans,    ME,    Supt     E\emng 

Classes 

Mary  B    Blossom.    Ph  B ,   Dean   of   Women 
Ira    S     Griffith,    A  B ,    Principal    Voeational 

School 
Chicago  School  of  Architecture,   Chicago 

Hot\prd    Monroe    Raymond,    Dean 
DePaul    Unuei&ity,    College   of  Engineering, 

Chicago 
Gcoige   J     Jemsta,    EE,    Director 

Webster  Avenue  and   Osgood   St 
Lewis  Institute,  Chicago 
George  Noble  Carman,  Director 

Madison  and  Robey  Streets 
Edwin   H    L.e\i  is,   Ph  D  ,    Dean 
Philip  B    Woodworth,   M  E  ,   Dean  Evening 

School 
Loyola  University,  Engineering  Department, 

Chicago 
G     L     Secord,    Registrar 

Hayes  Ave   and  Sheridan  Rd 
Northwestern   Um\ersity   College   of   Engin- 
eering. Evanston 

John    Fillmore   Hayford,    C  E ,    Director 
Claience    S     Marsh,    B  A  ,    Registiar 
1  niversitr  of  Illinois  College  of  Engineering, 

Urhana 
William  F    M     Goss,   D  Eng ,   Dean 


INDIANA 

Purdue  University,  Lalfayette 

Charles  H    Bemamm,   M  E  ,   Dean 
Rose  Polytechnic  Institute,  Terre  Haute 

Carl  Leo  Mees.  Ph  D.,  President 

Mrs    S    P    Bui  ton,   Registrar 
Tri-State  College  of  Engineering,  Angola 

L,    M    Snitf,  President 

tm\ersit>   of  Notre  Dame  College  of  Engi- 
neering,   Notre    Dame 

Martin    McCue,    MS      C  E ,    Doan 
Winona  Technical  Institute,  Indianapolis 

W    C.  Smith,  AB,  Director 


IOWA 

Highland  Park  College  of  Engineering,  Des 
Moines 

*  dolph    b-hane     JC  E  ,    Dean 
lufia    Jsiaie    College,    Di\ision    of    Engineer- 
ing,   Ames 

Anson    Marston,    CE      De?n 
S'imuel   Y\*    Br\ci,   PhD,  Vice-Doan 
State  University  of  Iowa  College  of  Applied 

Science*  Iowa  City 
William  G    Raymond,  CE,  Dean 


KANSAS 

Kansas  State  Agricultural   College,   Division 

of  Mechanic  Arts,  Manhattan 
Vurt'-cv  A    Pottci,  Dein 
Lnuersity  of  Kansas  School  of  Engineering, 

Lawrence 
Frank  O    Marvin,  A  M  ,  Dean 


KENTUCKY 

State   Tni\ersity  of  Kentucky,  Lexington 

"Walter    E     Rowe,   CE,    Dean 


LOUISIANA 

lonisiana   State   Vniversitv,    Collegp   of   En- 
gineering,   Baton    Rouge 
Thomas    W     Atkinson,    C  E      Dean 
lulane  University  College  of  Technology,  New 

Orleans 
W    H    P    Creighton,  Dean 


MAINE 

University  of  Maine,  College  of  Technology, 
Orono 

Harold  S    Boardman,  C  E  ,  Dean 

MARYLAND 

Baltimore  Polytechnic  Institute,  Baltimore 

William   R    King,   Director 

311  Courtland  Street 

•Tohn    Hopkins    University,    Department    of 
Engineering,    Baltimore 

Joseph   S    Ames,   LIj  D  ,  Director 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Harvard  University,   School  of  Applied   Sci- 
ence,   Cambridge 

Wallace    Clement   Sabme,    Sc  D ,    Dean 
llawley  School  of  Engineering,  Boston 
Thomas  Hawley,  President 

115  Huntington  Avenue 

Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  Bos- 
ton 

Richard   C    Maclaunn,   LJJ  D ,   President 
Allied    E     Burton,    Dean 
Walter    Humphreys,    Registrar-Recorder 


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Massachusetts — continued 

Tufts    College     Engineering     School,     Tuits 
Colle« « 

Gardnei    C     .Anthony,    Sc  D ,    Dean 
Wentworth  Institute,  Boston 

Arthur  L    Williston,  Principal 
Worcester  Polytechnic  Institute,  Worcester 

Lev!  L    Conant,   Ph  D ,   Acting  President 


MICHIGAN 

Detroit    Technical   Institute,    Detroit 

Benjamin    D     Edwards,    Duector 
J     R     McColl,    Dean 
Michigan    Agricultural    College,   Engineering: 

Dept ,   Lansing 

George    W     Bissell,    M  E ,    Dean 
Lniteroity    of    Michigran,    School    of    Engi- 
neering, Ann  Arbor 
Mortimer   E     Cooley,    M  E ,    Dean 
William    H     Butts     Assistant    Dean 
James  P    Bird,    Secretary 
University    of    Detroit    Engineering    Depart- 
ment,  Detroit 
J     R     McColl,    Dean 
E     A    "Werbe,    Registrar 


MINNESOTA 

School   of  Traction  Engineering,   St.   Paul 
J    L    Mowry,   Principal 

University    of    Minnesota,    College   of    Engi- 
neering,   Minneapolis 

Francis    Clinton    Shenehow,    C  E ,    Dean 


MISSISSIPPI 

School    of    Engineering,    A     &    M.    College, 
Agricultural  College  P.  O. 

B     M     Walker,    Director 


MISSOURI 

» 

University  of  Missouri,   School  of  Engineer- 
ing,  Columbia 

Howard    Burton    Shaw     C  E ,    Dean 
Washington  University,  School  of  Engineer- 
ing, St.  Louis 

Alexander    S    Langsdorf,    M  M  E  ,   Dean 


MONTANA 

Billings    Polytechnic    Institute,    Billings 

Louis    T     Eaton,    M  S  ,    Dii  ector 
Montana  State  College,  School  of  Engineer- 
ing, Bozeman 

Aithur  W    Rtchter,  M  M  E  ,  Dean 


NEBRASKA 

University    of    Nebraska,    College    of    Engi- 
neering,   Lincoln 

O     V.   P    Stout,   ME,   Director 


NEVADA 

Iniiertuty  of   Xe\ada,   College  of  £ngme<>r- 
ing,  Reno 

James  G     Scrugham,   Piofessor 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 

New  Hampshire   College   of   Mechanic   Arts, 
Durham 

Edward    T    Fairchild,    LL  D ,   President 
'JhaiRs   H     Pcttee,    Dean 
Florence    Tummei,    Registrar 
Mmam  L,    Hobhs,   Purchasing  Agent 
Thajer   School   of   Ci\il   Engineering,   Dart- 
mouth College,   Hano\er 
Robert    Fletchei,    PhD,    Dean 


NEW    JERSEY 

John  C    Green  School  of   Science,  Princeton 
Uni%eisity,     Princeton 

Henrv    Burchard    Fine,     LL  D ,    Dean 

Newark  Technical  School,  Newark 
Charles    A     Colton,    E  M,,    President 

Princeton    Lniversitj,    School    of    Electrical 

Engineering,    Princeton 
Malcolm    MacLaren,    EE,     Piofessor 

Rutgers  College,  New   Brunswick 
William   H     S    Demarefet,    LL  D ,   President 
Louis   Bevier,    Ph  D  ,    Dean 
Ii  \  mg   8     Upson,    A  M  ,    Registrar 

Stevens  Institute  of  Technology,  Hohoken 
Alexander  C    Humphreys,  L.L  D  ,  President 
Chailes    F    Kroeh,    A  M  ,    Secretary 
Adam    Riesenberger,    M  F ,    Registrar 

NEW    MEXICO 

New  Mexico  College  of  Mechanic  Arts,  State 
College   P.    O. 

W    E    Garrison,    LL  D .    President 
George   E     Lodd,   President 
John    R     Macarthur,   Dean 
Mary  F      Winmngham,  Dean  of  Women 
Umxersity    of   New    Mexico,    School   of   Ap- 
plied  Science,   Albuquerque 
1V1     F    Angell,   PhD,    Dean 

NEW  YORK 

Clarkson    Memorial    School    of    Technology, 
Potsdam 

John    P     Brooks,   Director 
Columbia  University,  School  of  Engineering, 

New  York 
Frederick  A    Goetz,   M  Sc ,   Dean 

116th  and   Amsterdam  Avenue 
Cooper  Union,   New  York 
Chailes    R     Richards,    Director 

Fouith  Avenue  and  8th  Street 
Cornell  University,  College  of  Civil  Engi- 
neering, Ithaca 

Eugene  Elwin  Haskell,   C  1C  ,  Dean 
Hebrew  Technical  Institute,  New  York 

Edgar   S    Barney,   Sc  D.,  Principal 
Henley  Institute  and  School  of  Engineering, 

Brooklyn 
Norman   P    Heffley,   President 

245    Ryerson 


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j     Ohio — continued 


>Tew  York  Academy  of  Sciences,  New  York 

77th  Street  and  Central  Park,  West 

New    York    University,    School    of    Applied 

Science,   New   York 
Charles    H.    Snow,    Sc  D  ,    Bean 

University    Heights 

Polytechnic  Institute  of  Brooklyn,  Brooklyn 
Fred    W     Atkinson,    Ph  D ,    President 

85   Livingston   Avenue 
Charles    A     Green,    A  M  ,    Registrar 
Edith    C     McBride,    Bursar 
Pratt  Institute,  School  of  bcience  and  Tech- 
nology,  Brooklyn 
Samuel    S     Edwards,    Director 
Rensselaer  Polytechnic   Institute,   Troy 
Palmer    C     Ricketts,    C  E ,    President 
"William    W     Housseau,    Secretary 
John    W     Nugent,    Comptrollei 
Paul    Cook,    Treasurer 
M     J    Cunningham,    Registrar 
Rochester  Athenaeum  and  Mechanics  Insti- 
tute, Rochester 
Carlton    D     Gibson,    President 
Scandinavian-American      Technical      School, 

Brooklyn 
A     F     M>hr,    President 

264    Union    Street 
Sibley    College    of    Mechanical    Engineering, 

Cornell   University,  Ithaca 
Albert    W.    Smith,    M.M  B ,    Director 
Syracuse  University,  College  of  Applied  Sci- 
ence, Syracuse 

William   P.    Graham,    M  E ,    Dean 
tnion    Iniiersity,    Engineering:    School,    Al- 
bany 
Benjamin  H    Bipton,  LL  D ,  Dean 


NORTH    CAROLINA 

North    Carolina    College    of   Mechanic    Arts, 
Raleigh 

Wallace   C.   Riddick,    C  E.    Dean 
University  of  North  Carolina,  School  of  Ap- 
plied  Science,   Chapel  Hill 

Andrew  Henry  Patterson,   A  M ,   Dean 

NORTH  DAKOTA 

North     Dakota     State     School     of     Science, 

Wahpeton 

Fred   B     Smith,    A  B  ,    President 
University  of  North  Dakota,  College  of  En- 
gineering, University 
Calvin   H.    Crouch,   M  E.,    Dean 


OHIO 

Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  Cleveland 

Sumner  Howe.   Ph  D .   President 

Lida  M    Marshall,   Sec -Registrar 
Cincinnati  Technical  School.  Cincinnati 

Daniel  L.   Burke,   B  S.,  Principal 

Burnett  Woods  Park 
Institute  of  Applied  Arts,  Cincinnati 

John    L     Shearer    M  A ,    President 
McDonald   Educational  Institute,    Cincinnati 

W    B     Ferris,    Principal 

7th   and  Walnut 


Ohio    Mechanics    Institute,    Cincinnati 
John    L     Shearer,    A  M  ,    President 
Ohio    Northern    tnner&ity,    College    of    En- 
gineering,  Ada 

Thorn  is   Jefferson    Smull,    CE,   Dean 
Ohio  State  lm\ersity,  College  of  Engineer- 
ing,  Columbus 
Edward   Orton,   E  M  ,    Dean 
Edvxm    F     Coddington,    Secretary 
Ted  nical    Academy,    Greenville 

John    Beers,    Principal 

Technical    School    of    University    of    Cincin- 
nati, Cincinnati 
Fiank   \V    Ballow,   BS,    Principal 

Burnett  Woods  Park 

Toledo  t Diversity,  College  of  Industrial  Sci- 
ence,  Toledo 

Allan    R     Cullimore     C  E      Dean 
I  niv  ersit\    of    Akron,    College   of    Engineer- 
ing,  Akron 

Fi  ed    E     A3  er,    C  E  ,    Dean 
i  Diversity    of    Cincinnati,    College    of    Engi- 
neering, Cincinnati 
Herman     Schneider,     Sc  D ,     Dean 


OKLAHOMA 

Oklahoma   A.    and   M     College,   Engineering 

Division,    Stillwater 
Ufied  Bojd,   Dean 

University    of    Oklahoma,    College    of   Engi- 
neering, Norman 
James  Huston  Felgar,   M  E ,   Dean 


OREGON 


Oregon  Agricultural  College,   School   of  En- 
gineering,   Corvallis 

Grant   A     Covell,    M  E ,    Dean 
University   of   Oregon,   College  of  Engineer- 
ing, Eugene 

Edward  H    McAlister,  M  A  ,  Dean 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Bowman   Technical  School,  Lancaster 

John    J     Bowman,    Proprietor 
Carnegie    Institute,    School   of   Applied   Sci- 
ence, Pittsburgh 

Arthur  A    Hammerschlag,  M  S.,  Director 

John  H    Leete,   Sc  D  ,  Dean 
Drexel   Institute,   Philadelphia 

Hollis  Godfrey,    UL  D  ,    President 
Lehigh  University,  South  Bethlehem 

Joseph   F    Klein,   D  E ,    Dean 
Pennsylvania  State  College,  School  of  Engi- 
neering, State  College 

R    L    Sackett,  Dean 

Charles  L    Kisnloe,   E  E ,   Secretary 
Swarthmore  College,   Swarthmore 

Joseph    Swam     LLr  D  ,    President 
Temple    University,    School    of    Civil    Engi- 
neering, Philadelphia 

Napoleon   B,   Heller,  Ph  D ,   Director 
Town  Scientific  School,  University  of  Penn- 
sylvania,   Philadelphia 

John   Frazer,   Ph  D  ,   Dean 


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University  of  Pittshurg,  School  of  Engineer- 

mgr,   Pittsburg 

Frederic    L,     Bishop,    Ph  D  ,    Dean 
Villanova     College,     School     of    Technology* 

Villanova 
James    J     Dean,    M  S ,    Dean 

RHODE    ISLAND 

Rhode  Island   State   College,   Department    of 
Engineering,  Kingston 

Royal    L    Wales,    B  S ,    Chief 


SOUTH    CAROLINA 

Clemson    College,    Engineering:    Department, 
Clemson 

Samuel    Bz  oadus  Earl,   M  E ,    Director 
University  of  South  Carolina,   School  of  En- 
gineering,   Columbia 

M     Goode    Homes,    E  E ,    Prof    in    Charge 


SOUTH    DAKOTA 

South  Dakota   State  College,   School  of  En- 
gineering,  Brookings 
Halvor    C     Solberg,    M  E  ,    Professor 
University  of  South  Dakota,  College  of  En- 
gineering, Vermilion 
Lewis    Ellsworth    Akeley,    LL  D ,    Dean 


University    of    Tennessee,    College    of    .Engi- 
neering,   Knoxville 
Charles   E     Ferris,    B.S.,    Dean 
Vanderbilt   University,  Department  of  Engi- 
neering,   Nashville 
W    H    Schuerman,   C  E ,    Dean 
.William   R.   Moore   College   of   Technology, 
Memphis 


TEXAS 

School    of    Engineering,    A.    &    M.    College, 
College  Station 

David    "Wendell    Spence,    C.E.,    Dean 
University   of   Dallas,    Dallas 

Rev    Patrick   A.  Finney,   Ph  D  ,    Pres 
University   of    Texas,    Department    of    Engi- 
neering,   Austin 

Thomas  U    Taylor,  M  C  E  ,  Dean 


Texas — continued 

William    M.    Bice    Institute    of    Technology, 
Houston 

Edgar  O    Lovett,   L.L.  D ,  President 

VERMONT 

Iniversity  of  Vermont,   College  of  Engineer- 
ing,  Burlington 

J    William   Votey,   Sc  D  ,    Dean 


VIRGINIA 

University  of  Virginia,  Department  of  Engi- 
neering,   Charlottesville 

William    M     Thornton,     LL.D  ,    Dean 
Virginia    Polytechnic    Institute,     Blacksburg 

Joseph  D     Eggleston,    President 
Virginia    Mechanics    Institute,    Richmond 

Frank    W     Duke,    B  A.,    Superintendent 
Washington    and   Lee   University,    School   of 
Applied    Science,    Lexington 

David   C     Humphreys,    C  E.,   Dean 


WASHINGTON 

University   of  Washington   College    of   Engi- 
neering, Seattle 

Almon   H    Fuller,    C  E  ,   Dean 


WEST    VIRGINIA 

West   Virginia   University,   College   of  Engi- 
neering, Morgantown, 

Clement    Ross    Jones,    M  E.,    Dean 

WISCONSIN 

Marqnette    University,     College     of    Applied 
Science  and  Engineering:,  Milwaukee 

Joseph    Grimmelsman,    S  J,,    President 
Stout    Institute,    Menomonie 

L     D     Harvey,    Ph  D ,    President 
University    of    Wisconsin,    College    of    Engi- 
neering,    IMEadison 

Frederick  E    Turneaure,   C  E  ,   Dean 

WYOMING 

University    of    Wyoming,    College    of    Engi- 
neering, Xaraxnie 

Elmer    G     Hoefer,    B  S ,    Dean 


SCHOOLS  OF  MINES  AND  METALLURGY 


ALABAMA. 

Alabama    Polytechnic    Institute,     School    of 

Mines,   Auburn 

John    J     Wilmore,    M  33 ,    Dean 
Lniversity    of    Alabama,     School    of    Mines, 

Tuscaloosa 
George   J     Davis,    Jr ,    Dean 


ARIZONA 

University  of  Arizona  School  of  Mines,  Tuc- 
son 

Robert    R     Goodrich,    M  S ,    Professor 


ARKANSAS. 

University    of    Arkansas,    School    of    Mines, 
Fayetteville 

Julius    J     Knoch,    C.E ,    Dean 


CALIFORNIA 

Heald's   School   of  Mining:   and  Engineering, 

San  Francisco  * 

Edward  P    Heald,  President 

130   Union   Square 

University   of    California,   College   of  Mining:, 
Berkeley 


COLORADO 

Colorado  School  of  Mines,  Golden 

William  B    Phillips,  Ph  D ,  President 


GEORGIA 

North    Georgia    Agricultural    College    School 
of  Mines.   Dahlonega 

Byron   J.    Snyder,    Director 


IDAHO 

University   of  Idaho   School   of  Mines,    Mos- 
cow 

Charles   Nekton   Little,    PhD.,    Dean 


ILLINOIS 

Chicago   School    of   Assaying,    Chicago 

J     Dunraven    Young,    Director 

Monadnock   Block 


KANSAS 

Kansas    State    School    of    Mines    and    Metal- 
lurgy,   Weir 

Burton  Lee  "Wolfe,   Director 


KENTUCKY 

State    University    of    Kentucky,    Lexington 

Charles   J     Norwood,    M  S ,    Dean 


MICHIGAN 

Michigan  College  of  Mines,  Houghton 
F     W.    McNair,    D.Sc ,    President 

Mrs     Frances    H     Scott,   Secretary 

MINNESOTA 

University    of    Minnesota    School    of    Mines, 
Minneapolis 

William    R     Appleby,    M  A ,    Dean 


MISSOURI 

Missouri    School    of    Mines    and    Metallurgy, 
Rolla 

I*    E     Garrett,   E    M    Director 
John    B     Scott,    B  S ,    Secretary 
Edward   Kahlbaum,    Registrar 


MONTANA 

Montana  School  of  Mines,  Butte 
Charles  H.  Bowman,   M.Sc.,  President 
Charlotte   Russell,   Registrar 


NEVADA 

Mines,   Reno 

George    J     Young,    B  S ,    Professor 
Virginia  City  Mining  School,  Virginia  CIt> 
Dwlght   T.   Smith,   B.S.,   Director 


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NEW  MEXICO 

New  Mexico  School  of  Mines,  Socorro 

Fayette   A    Jones,    President 

J     B     Gunter,    Prin     Academic    Dept 

Anne   W     Fitch,    Registrar 


NEW  YORK. 


Columbia   University    School   of   Mines, 
York 

Frederick  A.   Goetz,    M.Sc.,    Dean 

116th  and  Amsterdam  Avenue 
Adam    Leroy    Jones,    Ph  D  ,    Secretary 


NORTH  DAKOTA 

University     of     North     Dakota,     College    of 
Mining:    Engineering:,    University 

J    Earl    Babcock,    B  S ,    Dean 


OKLAHOMA 

Oklahoma  School  of  Mines  and  Metallurgy, 
WUburton 

Lynn  Glovex,  President 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Pennsylvania  State  College,  School  of  Mines, 
State   College 

"Walter    Richard    Crane,    Ph  D ,    Dean 
H    N    Baton,    Secretary 

University   of    Pittsburgh,    School   of   Mines, 
Pittsburgh 

Harry   B     Meller,   E  M  ,    Dean 


SOUTH  CAROI/INA 

Clemson      College,      Chemical      Department, 
Clemson 

Richard    Newman    Brackett,    Director 

SOUTH  DAKOTA 

South  Dakota  State  School  of  Mines,  Rapid 

City 
Cleophas   C    O'Hearra,   Ph  D.,   President 

Lulu     Quist,     Registrar 


TEXAS 

State  Sen.  of  Mines  and  Metallurgy,  El  Paso 

S     H     Worrell,    Dean 

UTAH 

Utah    State    School   of    Mines    University    of 
Utah,  Salt  Lake  City 

Joseph  F.  Merrill,  Ph  D  ,  Director 

VIRGINIA 

Virginia    Polytechnic    Institute,    Department 
of  Applied  Sciences,  Blacksburg 

R.    J     Davidson,    A  M ,    Dean 

WASHINGTON 

University  of  Washington  College  of  Mines, 
Seattle 

Mllnor  Roberts,   A.B.,   Dean 

Washington    State    College,    Department    of 
Mines,  Pullman 

Francis  A    Thomson,   Head 

WISCONSIN 

Wisconsin  State  Mining  Trade  School,  Platte- 
ville 

Ralph    E     Davis,    B  S ,    Director 


SCHOOLS  OF  ARCHITECTURE 


ALABAMA 

Alabama  [Polytechnic   Institute,   Department 
of   Architecture,    Auburn 

Joseph    Hudnut,    Director 


CALIFORNIA 


Polytechnic    College    of    Engineering    School 

of   Architecture,   Oakland 
H    J    Suttered,   BS,   Head 
San  Francisco  Architectural  Club,  San  Fran- 
cisco 
Tobias    Bearwold,    Director 

126    Post   Street 

University   of   California  Department  of  Ar- 
chitecture, Berkeley 
John  G    Howard,  Director 


GEORGIA 


Dept      of 


Georgia     School     of     Technology 
Architecture,   Athens 

Francis  Palmer  Smith,  B  S ,  Professor 


ILLINOIS 

Chicago  School  of  Architecture,  Armour  In- 
stitute, Chicago 

Howard  Monroe  Raymond,  B  S ,  Dean 
University    of    Illinois    School    of    Architec- 
ture, Urbana 

Frederick  Maynard  Mann,   C  B  ,  Head 

KANSAS 


Kansas  State  Agricultural  College,  Course  in 
Architecture,  Manhattan 

John  Daniel   Woeters,   D  A  ,   Professor 

INDIANA 

University  of  Notre  Dame,  College  of  Archi- 
tecture, Notre  Dame 

Holland  Adelsperger,  B  S  A  ,   Dean 
Rose  Polytechnic  Institute,  Terre  Haute 

Malverd    A     Howe,    C  E  ,    Professor 


LOUISIANA 

Tulane    University    School    of    Architecture, 

New  Orleans 
Nathaniel   C.    Curtis,   Head 


MASSACHUSETTS 


Massachusetts      Institute      of      Technology, 

Dept.   of  Architecture,  Boston 
James    Knox    Taylor,    Professor 
Harvard    University,    School   of   Architecture 
and    Landscape   Architecture,    Cambridge 
Herbert  L    "Warren,   A  M  ,  Chairman 


MICHIGAN 

University  of  Michigan  School  of  Architec- 
ture, Ann  Arbor 

Mortimer   EJ    Cooley,    M  B ,    Dean 


MINNESOTA 


University  of  Minnesota,  Course  in  Architec- 
ture, Minneapolis 

Frederick  M.   Mann,   C  B  ,   Professor 


MISSOURI 


Academy     of     Architecture     and     Industrial 
Science,  St.  Louis 

H    Maack,   Principal,   1742  Chouteau  Ave 
Washington   University,   School  of  Architec- 
ture, St.  Louis 

Alexander   S     Langsdorf,   Dean 
John   B     Robinson,    Professor 


NEW  YORK 

Columbia  University  School  of  Architecture, 
New   York 

A     W     Lord,    Director 


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New  York — Continued 

Cornell   University,    College   of   Architecture, 
Ithaca 

Clarence   A     Martin,    Director 
Pratt  Institute,  Brooklyn 
Walter  Scott  Perry,    Director 
Society    of    Beaux-Arts    Architects*     School, 

New  York 
William   Emerson,   Director 

16    E      33d    Street 

Syracuse   University,    Department    of   Archi- 
tecture, Syracuse 
Frederick.  W    Revels    Professor 


OHIO 

Ohio    State    University,    Course    in   Architec- 
ture, Columbus 

Joseph    N     Bradford,    Professor 
Ohio  Mechanics  Institute,  Dept    of  Architec- 
ture,  Cincinnati 

Henry   Morton  June,    Professor 


OREGON 

I  niversity  of  Oregon  School  of  Architecture, 
Eugene 

Ellis   F     Lawrence,    M  S  ,    Dean 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Carnegie    Institute,    School    of    Applied   De- 
s.gn,  Pittsburg 

E     Raymond,    Bossange,    Ph  >B  ,    Dean 
Drexel  Institute  Department  of  Architecture, 

Philadelphia 
Arthur  Truscott,  Director 

32d   and    Chestnut   Streets 

University  of  Pennsylvania,  School  of  Archi- 
tecture, Philadelphia 
Warren  Powei  s  Laird,  Sc  D ,  Professor 


SOUTH:  CABO^INA. 

of     Architecture, 

Professor 


Clem  son     College     School 
Clemecn   College 

Rudolph    Edwaid    Lee,    B  S  , 


TEXAS 

A.  &  M.  College,  Dept.  of  Architecture,  Col- 
lege   Station 

S     J     Fountain,    Professor 
University  of  Texas,  School  of  Architecture, 
Austin 

F    E    Giescfee,   Chairman 

WASHINGTON 

State   College,    Dept.   of   Architecture,    Pull- 


SCHOOLS  OF  AGRICULTURE 


ALABAMA 

Agricultural    and    Mechanical    College     (col- 
ored) ,    >  ormal 

Walter  8    Buchanan,   President 
"William    H     ClAike,    Dean 
Alabama    Pofetetbmo    Institute,    Auburn 

Bennett    B     Ross     M  S  ,    Dean 
Calhoun   Colored  «u»hool,   Calhoun 

Miss    Chailotte    K     Thoin     Principal 
Eighth  I>I strict   Agricultural  School,   Athens 

J     &l     Atkinson,    Piesident 
Fifth  District  Agricultural  School,  Wetump- 

ka 

C    V    Thompson,    Fiesident 
First    Distrit  t    Agru  ultural    School,    Jackson 

J    J    Moore,   President 
Fourth    District    Agricultural    School,    Syla- 

cauga 

G    H    Thigpen,   President 
Ninth   District  Agricultural  School,  Blounts- 

\ille 

"W     B     Fariar,    President 

Northeast     Alabama     Agricultural     and     In- 
dustrial Institute,  Line  vi  He 
Brandt  LaBoon,   Superintendent 
Second    District    Agricultural    School,    Ever- 
green 

"YV"     C     Bla&ingame,    Principal 
Seventh  District  Agricultural  School,  Albert- 

\ille 

S     L     Gipson,    President 
Sixth  District  Agricultural  School,  Hamilton 

H     O     Sargent,    M  S ,    President 
Third    District    Agricultural     School,     Abbe- 

\ille 

R     O     Dykes,    President 
Tuskegee    Normal    and    Industrial    Institute 

(colored),  Tuskegee 
Geoigt.    R     Budgeforth,    Dnector 


ARIZONA 

tniversitv   of    Arizona,    Agricultural 
ment   Station,  Tucson 

Robeit    H     Forbes,    B  S  ,    Director 


ARKANSAS 

State   Agricultural   School,   Jonesboro 

V     G.    Kays,    President 
State    Agricultural    School,    Magnolia 

W     S     Johnson,    Pb  D  ,    President 


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State  Agricultural  School,  Monticello 

Frank    Horsfall,    President 
State   Agricultural   School,   Russellville 

Lreoigt*    A      Cole,    President 
LnivereJty    of   Arkansas,    College  of   Agricul- 
ture,  Fa  j  ette\  ille 

Mai  tin     Nelson,     Dean 


CALIFORNIA 

University  of   California  College  of   Agricul- 
ture,   Berkeley 

Thomas  Forsytne  Hunt,   Dean 

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COLORADO 

Colorado     State    Agricultural    College,     Fort 
Collins 

Charles  A    Lory,  Ph    D,  President 

S     Arthur    Johnson,    M  S ,    Dean 

Claience    P     Gillette,    Director    Experiment 

Sta. 

Virginia  H     Corbett,    Dean    of   "Women 
Fort  Lewis   School  ot  Agriculture,   Mechanic 

and  Household  Arts,  Hesperus 
G     F     Snjdei,    Principal 

j  CONNECTICUT 

,Conne<tkut    Agricultural    College,    Stores 
4  Charles    L     Beach,    B  S ,    President 
School    of    Horticulture,    Hartford 

J  Stanley   H     Hood,   A  M  ^  Director 

DELAWARE 

Delaware   College   Agricultural   Department, 
Newark 

Hai  ry  Ha>  \v  ard,   Dean 
State  College  for  Colored  Students,  Dover 

William  C    Jason,    A  M  ,   President 

John    L     "White,    Supt     Agnc     Department 

,|  FLORIDA 

"^Florida    Agricultural    and    Mechanical     Col- 
f       lege    for    Negroes,    Tallahassee 

5*  Nathan    B     Young,    A  M ,    President 
University  of  Florida  College  of  Agriculture, 
Gainesville 

P     H     Rolfs     Ph  D  ,    Dean 


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GEORGIA 

Eighth    District    Agricultural    School,    Madi- 
son 

W    G    Aeree,    Principal 

Eleventh  District  Agricultural  School,  Doug- 
las 

J     W    Powell,    Pimcipal 
Fifth    District    Agricultural    School,    Monroe 

J     Henry    Walker,    Principal 
First    District    Agricultural    School,    States- 

boro 

E    C    J    Dickens,   Principal 
Fourth    District    Agricultural    School,    Car- 
rollton 

J    H    Melson,   Principal 
Ninth   District  Agricultural  College,   Clarks- 

ville 

M    C    Gay,    Principal 

North   Georgia  Agricultural   College,   Dahlo- 
nega 

G    R    Glenn,  LL,  D ,  President 
Second   District   Agricultural   School,   Tipton 

S    L.    Lewis,  Pimcipal 

Seventh   District  Agricultural   School,   Pow- 
der  Springs 
M     R     Hunt,    Principal 
Sixth   District  Agricultural   School,   Barnes- 

ville 

W.  H    Maxwell,  Principal 
Tenth   District  Agricultural   School,   Granite 

Hill 

J    T    McGee,  Principal 

Third  District  Agricultural  School,  Americus 
J     M     Collum,    Principal 
University  of  Georgia,  College  of  Agriculture 

and  Mechanic  Arts,  Athens 
Andrew  McNairn  Soule,  Piesident 


IDAHO 

InUersity  of  Maho,  College  of  Agriculture, 
Moscow 

Edward  J    Iddmgs,  B  S  ,  Dean 

ILLINOIS 

University  of  Illinois,  College  of  Agriculture, 
L'rbana 

Eugene   Davenport,   LL.D ,   Dean 


INDIANA 

Purdue    University,    School    of    Agriculture, 
La  Fayette 

John  Harrison  Skinner,  BS,  Dean 
Winona  College  of  Agriculture,  WinonalAke 

J.    C     Breckenridge,    DD      President 

Millard    Crane,    BS,    Dean 

Paul    L     Roberts,    B  S ,    Registrar 


IOWA 

Iowa  State  College,  Division  of  Agriculture, 
Ames 

Charles  Franklin  Curtlss,  MSA,  Dean 
Spencer   A    Beach,    M    S,    Vice-Dean 


KANSAS 

Kansas   State  Agricultural  College,  Manhat- 
tan 

Henry  J    Waters,  LL  D  ,  President 
William    M     Jardme,    B  S  A ,    Dean 


KENTUCKY 

State    University    of    Kentucky    College    of 
Agriculture,    Lexington 

Joseph  H    Kastle,   Ph  D ,   Dean 


LOUISIANA 

Claibome  Agricultural  School,  Arizonla 

W     P     Martin,    Principal 
Louisiana  State  University,  College  of  Agri- 
culture, Baton  Rouge 
William  R     Dodson,    A  P ,    Dean 
Oak   Grove  Agricultural  High   School,  Hope 

Villa 

W     C     Abbott,    Principal 

Southern  University    (colored)    Baton  Rouge 
J    S    Claik,  President 


MAINE 

UnUersity  of  Maine,  College  of  Agriculture, 
Orono 

Leon  S    Merrill,  M  D  ,  Dean 
Oak   Grove   Seminary,   Tassalboro 

LeRoy  Jones,   A  M  ,   Principal 


MAJOTXAND 

Calvert   Agricultural   School,   Rising  Sun 

Alfred   B.    McVey,    Principal 
Maryland  Agricultural  College,  College  Park 

Harry  J    Patterson,  D  Sc  ,  President 

Robert  W.   Wells,    Secretary 
Princess  Anne  Academy   (colored),  Princess 
Anne 

Thomas  H    Kiah,   AB,  Principal 
Ridgely  Agricultural  School,  Ridgely 

C.   H.    Schopmeyer,   Principal 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Lowthorpe  School  of  Landscape  Architecture 
and  Gardening,  Groton 

Georgianna   J.    Sanders,    Superintendent 
Massachusetts  Agricultural  College,  Amberst 

Kenyon  L.  Butter  field,  LLD.,  President 
Montague  Agricultural  School,  Montague 

Thomas  Allen,  Principal 
Petersham  Agricultural  School,  Petersham 

Harry    W     Smith,    Principal 
Smith's  Agricultural  School  and  Northamp- 
ton School  of  Industries,  Northampton 

Herbert  N    Loomis,   Director 

Marion   H     Warren,    Secretary 


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MICHIGAN 

Dnnbar  School  of  Agriculture,  MiCarron 
William   Roessler,   Principal 
MenoniGme     County     Agricultural     College, 
Menomonie 

J    F    Wojta,  Superintendent 
Michigan  Agricultural  College,  •  Lansing 

Prank   t>    Kedric     D.Sc  ,   Pi  evident 
Robert  S    Shaw,   B  S  A  ,  Dean 
Bhda  Yakelej,  Registrar 

MINNESOTA 

Associated  Schools  of  Agriculture*  Gokato 
John   Munroe,    Director 

College  ot  Agriculture,  University  of  Minne- 
sota, St.  Anthony  Park 
D    D    Majne,  Pnncipal 

Northwest  School  of  Agriculture,  Depart- 
ment of  Inuerbity  of  Minnesota,  Crooks- 
ton 

C    G    Selvig,   MA,   Superintendent 
School  of  Agriculture,  University  of  Minne- 
sota,  St.  Paul 
John  W   Olsen,  Dean 

University    of    Minnesota,    College    of    Agri- 
culture, Minneapolis 
Altred  F    Woods,  M  A ,  Dean 
West  Central  Minnesota  School  of  Agricul- 
ture, Morris 
B     C.   Higbie,    Director 

MISSISSIPPI 

Alcorn  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College 
(colored),  Alcorn 

Vice-President  ROTI  an,  Acting  President 
Jasper    County    Agricultural    High    School, 

Bay  Springs 

W.    S    Huddleston,   Principal 
Leake    County    Agricultural     High    School, 

Lena 

C.  H,  Moore,  Principal 
Mississippi     Agricultural     and     Mechanical 

College,  Agricultural  College 
W    H    Smith,  B  S ,  President 
W    J    Jennings,  Sec'y  and  Pur    Agent 
Hugh  Cntz,  Registrar 
Pearl  River  County  Agricultural  High  School, 

Poplarville    ' 
T    M     Kelly,    Principal 

MISSOURI 

Missouri  Botanical  Garden  School,  St.  Louis 

William  Trelease,  Sc  D  ,  Director 
University  of  Missouri,  College  of  Agricul- 
ture,   Columbia 
F    B    Mumford,  M.S ,  Dean 
Washington  University,  Henry  Shaw  School 
of  Botany,  St.  Louis 

MONTANA 

Montana  State  College  of  Agriculture  and 
Mechanic  Arts,  Bozeman 

James  M    Hamilton    M  S.,  President 
Roy  O    Wilson,   B  S ,    Registrar 
Mrs    Una  B    Herrick,   Dean  of  Women 
R     Galloway,    Secretary 


NEBRASKA 

Nebraska    School    of    Agriculture,    Curtis 

O     V     Williams,    Puncipal 
tniversity  of  Nebraska,  bchool  of  Agricul- 
ture, Lincoln 

Edgar  Albert   Burnett,   B  Sc ,    Dean 

NEVADA 

University  of  Neiada,  College  of  Agriculture, 
Reno 

Charles    S     Knight,    BS,    Dean 

NEW   HAMPSHIRE 

New  Hampshire  College  of  Agriculture,  Dur- 
ham 

Edward  T    Fairchild,  LL  D  ,  President 
Walpole  Agricultural  High   School,   Walpole 

Charles   H    Barnes,    Principal 

NEW   JERSEY 

Baron     De     Hiische     Agricultural     School. 
Woodbine 

Louis  J    Cohen,   Superintendent 

NEW  MEXICO 

New   Mexico    College    of   Agriculture,    State 
College  P.  O 

George  JE    Ladd,  President 

NEW  YORK 

Binghamton    Institute    (colored),    Bingham- 

ton 

Fred  C    Hazel,  Principal 
Cornell  University,  New  York  State  College 

of  Agriculture,  Ithaca 
Bevei  ly    T     Galloway,    Director 
New  York  State  School  of  Agriculture,  Alfred 
W    J    Wright.  Dean 

New  York  State  School  of  Agriculture,  Can- 
ton 

Herbert  E    Cook,   Director 
Tames   M    Payson,    Secretary 
New  York  State  School  of  Agriculture,  Mor- 

nsville 

F    G    Helyar,  Principal 
Neiv    York    State   School   of   Agriculture   on 

Long  Island,  Farmingdale 
A    A    Johnson,  Director 
Syracuse  Univeisity  College  of  Agriculture, 

Syracuse 
Fiank   William   Howe,   MS,    Dean 

NORTH  CAROIJNA 

Agricultural    and   Mechanical    College    (col- 
ored), Greensboro 
James  B.  Dudley,  LL  D  ,  President 
Carolina   Collegiate   and   Agricultural  Insti- 
tute, Star 

Dr    Edward  F    Green,  President 
Cowee   Mountain    School   of  Industries    and 

Agriculture,  Leatherman 
H    B    Allen,   B  A ,   Principal 
North  Carolina  College  of  Agriculture,  West 

Raleigh 

Wallace  C    Reddick,  V  E ,  President; 
Edwin   B     Owen,   Registrar 
Arthur  F    Bowen,    Bursar 


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NORTH   DAKOTA 

North  Dakota  Agricultural  College,  Fargo 

Ed\\  in  F    Ladd,   LL  D  ,   President 
C    B    Walden,   Dean 
Alfred   H    Parrott,    Registrar 
W    A    Yoder,   Secretary 


OHIO 

Ohio  Northern  University,  College  of  Agri- 
culture, Ada 

Ralph   B     Simon,   B  S  A  ,    Dean 
Ohio    State   University,   College   of   Agricul- 
ture, Columbus 

Alfied  Vivian,  Dean 

Harry    C     Ramsower,    Secietary 


OKLAHOMA 


RHODE    ISLAND 

Rhode   Island   State   College,   Kingston 

Howard  Edwards,  LL  D  ,  President 
Alta   M     Bailey,    Head  Women's    Dept 
Lucy  C    Tucker,    Registrar 
Sarah   L    Northrup,    Bursar 


SOUTH  CAROLINA 

Clemson  Agricultural  College,  Clentson  Col- 
lege 

Walter  M    Riggs,   LL  D  ,   President 
Joseph  Nelson  Harper,  M  Agr ,   Director 
James    C     Littleiohn,    Registrar 
Harbison     Agricultural     College      (colored), 

Irmo 
Rev     CM    Young,    President 


(col- 


Agricultural    and    Normal    University 
ored),  Langston 

Inman  E    Page,  A  M ,   President 
Cameron  State  School  of  Agriculture,  Law- 
ton 

B    M    Frost,   President 
Colored  Agricultural  and  Normal  University, 

Langston 

Inman   E    Page,    President 
Conners  State  School  of  Agriculture,  Warner 
J     S     Murray,    President 
Haskell  State  School  of  Agriculture,  Broken 

Arrow 

Elihu  B    Hinshaw,  A  M ,  President 
Murray  State  School  of  Agriculture,  Tisho- 

mingo 

Richard  M    McCool,  President 
t   Oklahoma  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  Col- 
i          lege,   Stillwater 

James  William  Cantwell,   President 
William    Levi    Carlyle,    Dean 
Chailes  A    Poffenberger,  Registrar 
Pan-Handle  Agricultural  Institute,  Goodwell 
Sanders  W  *Black,  President 


OREGON 

Oregon  State  Agricultural  College,  Corvallis 

William   J     Kerr,   PhD,    President 
Arthur   B    Cordley,   M  S ,   Dean   Agri 
Anna  Zou   Crayne,   Dean  of  Women 
William   A.   Jensen,    Recorder 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Downington     Industrial     and     Agricultural 
School,  Downington 

William  A.  Creditts,  Principal 
National  Farm  School,  Farm  School  P.  O. 

Rev    Joseph  Krauskopf,  President 
Pennsylvania    School    of    Horticulture    for 
Women,  Ambler 

Jes&le  T    Morgan,   Principal 
Pennsylvania  State  College,  School  of  Agri- 
culture, State  College 

Ralph   L    Watts,   MS,  Dean 

Charles   W    Stoddart,    Ph  D ,    Secretary 


SOUTH  DAKOTA 

South  Dakota  College  of  Agriculture,  Brook- 
ings 

E    D    Stivers,  B  S ,   Principal 


TENNESSEE 

Nashville  Agricultural  and  Normal  Institute, 
Madison 

Edward  A    Sutherland,  Principal 
Industrial  and  Training  School,  Huntingdon 

Julius  Henry  Boyer,  Superintendent 
University  of  Tennessee,  College  of  Agricul- 
ture, Knoxville 

Harcourt  A    Morgan,  B  S  A  ,  Dean 


TEXAS 

Agricultural     and     Mechanical     College     of 
Texas,   College   Station 

William    Bennett  Bizzell,   D  C  L ,   Pres 
Charles  Puryear,  M  A ,  Dean  of  College 
Edwin   Jackson    Kyle,    Dean  Agric.    School 
Walter  Wipprecht,    Business   Manager 
Chailos   E    Friley,    Registrar 


UTAH 

Agricultural  College  of  Utah,  Logan 

E    G    Peterson,    Ph  D ,    President 


VERMONT 

University  of  Vermont,  College  of   Agricul- 
ture, Burlington 

Joseph  L.  Hills,  Dean 


VIRGINIA 

Appomatox  Agricultural  High  School,  Appo- 
mattox 

Lindsay  Crawley,  Principal 
Chester  Agricultural  High  School,  Chester 

P    M    Tyler,  Principal 
Elk  Creek  Training  School,   Elk  Creek 

John  Morgan  Chick,   Principal 


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Virginia — continued 


Industrial 


Gloucester       Agricultural       and 
School    (colored),  Cappahogic 

"William  G    Price,   President 
Hampton  Normal  and  Agricultural  Institute 

(colored),  Hampton 

Rev    Holhs  B    Frissell,  LL,  I>  ,  President 
Charles    K     Graham,    Director    Agri     Dept 
Lebanon  Agricultural  High   School,  Lebanon 
R     D.    Swam,    Principal 
Manassas     Agricultural     High     School,     Ma- 

nassas 

H     P     Button,    Principal 
Virginia    Polytechnic    Institute,    Department 

of  Agriculture,  Blaeksburg 
Joseph   D     Egffleston,    President 
H     S    Price,    M  S ,   Dean 


WASHINGTON 

State    College    of    Washington    Agricultural 
College,  Pullman 

Ira  D    Cardiff,  Ph  D  ,  Director 


WEST    VIRGINIA 

West  Virginia  University  College  of  Agricul- 
ture,  Morgantown 
Edward    D     Sanderson,    Dean 


WISCONSIN 

Dunn  County  School  of  Agriculture  and  Do- 
mestic Economy,  Menomonle 
W    W     Sylvester,   Principal 
La  Crosse  County  School  of  Agriculture  and 

Domestic    Economy,    Onalaska 
Albert   A     Johnson,    Principal 
Marathon  County  School  of  Agriculture  and 

Domestic  Economy,   Wansan 
A     G     Burg,    Principal 
Medina   Agricultural   High    School,   Marshall 

Claude   H     Eldred,    Principal 
Stephenson  Training  and  Agricultural  School. 

Marmette 

A    M    Olson,   Superintendent 
University  of  Wisconsin,  College  of  Agricul- 
ture, Madison 
Harry  L    Russell,   Ph  D  ,  Dean 


WYOMING 


University  of  Wyoming,  College  of  Agricul- 
ture, Laramie 

Henry   G     Knight,    M  A .    Dean 


SCHOOLS  OF  FORESTRY 


CALIFORNIA 

University     of     California,     Department     of 
Forestry,  Berkeley 

Walter    Mulford,    Professor 

COLORADO 

Colorado    Agricultural    College,    Department 

of   Forestry,    Fort   Collins 
W     J     Morrill,    Professor 

Colorado    College   School   of   Forestry,    Colo- 
rado   Springs 
William    C.    Sturgis,    Dean 

CONNECTICUT 

School   of  Horticulture,   Hartford 

Stanley   H.    Rood,   AM,   Director 
Yale    University    School    of    Forestry,    New 
Haven 

James  W    Tourney,  M.A ,   Director 

MICHIGAN 

Michigan  Agricultural  College,  East  Lansing 

James  P    Baker,  M  P ,  Professor 
University     of     Michigan,     Department     of 
Forestry,   Ann   Arbor 

Pilibert   Roth,    Director 
Wyman   School   of  the  Woods,  Munislng 

Director  Wyman 

MASSACHUSETTS 

Erie  Forest  School,  Duxbury 
P.    B     Knapp,    B  S ,    Director 

MINNESOTA 

Lnliersity  of  Minnesota,  College  of  Forestry* 
Minneapolis 

Edwaid    G.    Cheyney,    B.A ,    Director 

MONTANA 

University   of   Montana,   School  of  Forestry, 
Missoula 

Director 

NEBRASKA 

University  of  Nebraska,  School  of  Forestry, 

Lincoln 
W.    J     Morrill,    Dean 


NEW  YORK 

New  York  State  College  of  Agriculture  at 
Cornell  University,  School  of  Forestry, 
Ithaca 

Walter  Mulford,  B  S  A  ,   Professor 
New  York  State  College  of  forestry,   Syra- 

cuse 
Hugh  P.  Baker.  Director 

NORTH   CAROLINA 

Biltmore    Forest    School,    Biltmore 

C.   A    Schenck,    Director 


NORTH  DAKOTA 

North  Dakota  School  of  Forestry,  Bottineftn 

W    J   Alexander,  A  M  ,  President 


OHIO 

Ohio    State    University    School    of    Forestry, 
Columbus 

William  R    Lazenby,   Dean 

PENNSYLVANIA 

Pennsylvania     State     School     of     Forestry, 
Mont   Alto 

E.    A.    Ziegler,    Director 


WASHINGTON 

University   of   Washington,    College   of   For- 
estry,   Seattle 
Hugo    Winkenwerder,    M  IF ,    Dean 


WISCONSIN 

University  of  Wisconsin,  School  of  Forestry. 
Madison 

Frederick    IT     B     Dunlap,    Director 


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ALABAMA 

Agricultural    and    Mechanical    College     (col- 
ored),  Normal 

"Walter    S     Buchanan,    President 
Alabama   Girls'    Technical   Institute,    Monte- 

tailo 

Thomas  W    Palmer,  L.L  D  ,  President 
Barker  Memorial    Seminary     (colored),    An- 

niston 

"Rev    S    M    Da\is,   President 
Calhoun  Colored  School,  Calhoun 

Miss  Charlotte  R.   Thorn,  Principal 
Corona  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute  (col- 
ored), Corona 
M    H.   Griffin,    President 
Emerson  Industrial  Institute,  Mobile 
William   Barnard   Smith,   President 
Kowaliga  Acamedic  and  Industrial  Institute 

(colored),   Benson 
William    El     Benson,    Director 
Normal  Industrial  and   Collegiate  Institute, 

Joppa 

Rev     H     Herbert,    Principal 
Northeast  Alabama  Agricultural  and  Indus- 
trial Institute,  Lineville 
Brandt    La    Boon,    Superintendent 
Oakwood  Manual  Training:  School,  Huntsvllle 

C    J    Boyd,    Principal 
St.  Mark's  Academic  and  Industrial   School 

(colored) ,   Birmingham 
C     W     Brooks,    Director 
Snow  Hill  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute, 

Snow  Hill 

W    J    Edwards,   Principal 
Southern     Industrial     Institute     and     Trade 

School.  Camp  Hill 
Lyman  Ward,   Principal 
Tuskegee    Normal    and    Industrial    Institute 

(colored),  Tuskegee 
Robert  R    Moi  ton,  LL»  D  ,   Principal 
Robert  R    Taylor,   Director 


ARIZONA 

Fort  Mohave  Indian   School,  Mohave  City 
Duncan   D.   McArthur,    Superintendent 

Fort  Yunaa  Training  School,  Tuma 
Loson   L     Odle,    Superintendent 

Moqui  Indian  Training  School,  Keam's  Canon 
Theodore   G.    Lemmon     Superintendent 

Navajo    Indian    Training    School,    Fort    De- 


Peter    Paqueth,     Superintendent 


Arizona — continued 

United      States     Indian      Industrial      School, 
Phoenix 

Charles  W     Goodman,    Superintendent 


ARKANSAS 


Industrial   Institute    (colored),   Stamps 

A     M     Salone,    Principal 

Southern   Baptist   Industrial   Academy    (col- 
ored) ,    Dermott 
A.    R    Raiford,    Principal 
Williams  Industrial  College    (colored),   Little 

Rock 
Rufus  S    Stout,   LL  D ,   President 


CALIFORNIA 


Alameda  Technical  School,   Alameda 
Charles  C    Swafford,  M  S  ,  Principal 
California  School  of  Arts  and  Crafts,  Berke- 
ley 
Frederick   H     Meyer,    Director 

2119     Allston     Way 
California    School   of   Mechanical   Arts,    San 

Francisco 
George  A     Merrill, »  Principal 

16th   and  Utah   Streets 

Greenville  Indian  Industrial    School,    Green- 
ville 

George   W.    Wimberly,    Superintendent 
Heald's  Engineering  School,  San  Francisco 
A     L    Lesseman,    Superintendent 

425   McAllister  Street 
Pacific  Technical  College,  Oakland 

Charles   C.    Swafford,    President 
Polytechnic  College  of  Engineering,  Oakland 

W    E     Gibson,    President 
Preston  School  of  Industry,  lone 

Calvin  Derrick,   Superintendent 
Sherman  Indian   Institute,  Riverside 

Frank    M     Conser,    Superintendent 
State    Normal    School    of    Manual    Arts    and 

Home  Economics,  Santa  Barbara 
Miss  Ednah  A     Rich,   Principal 
Wilmerding    School  of  Industrial   Arts,    San 

Francisco 
George  A.  Merrill,  B  S.,  Director 

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COLORADO 

Fort  Lewis   S<I«ool,  Hesperus 

G    P    Snjder,   Principal 
Manual   Training:  High   School,   Denver 

Chailes  A    Bradley,  Principal 
School   of  Trades,  Den\er 

W    C    Boist,    Principal 


CONNECTICUT 

Boardman    Manual    Training:    High    School, 
New  Haven 

Charles    L     Kirschner,    Director 
Hillyer  Institute,  Hartford 

George  C    Hubert,  General  Secretary 
Manual  Training:  and  Industrial  School,  New 
London 

Frederick    S     Hitchcock,    Director 
State  Trade  School,  Bridgeport 

Alfred    P     Fletcher,   Director 
State  Trade  School,  New  Britain 

O    F    Woolsey    Director 

Waterbury   Institute  of  Craft  and  Industry, 
Waterbury 

Miss  Anna  L.   Ward,   Director 
Y    M    C    A.  School,  Bridgeport 

S    S   Keeney,  Dnector 

Vale    and    Towne    Manufacturing    Company 
School,  Stamford 

A.   F    Bardwell.   Director 


DELAWARE 

St.    Joseph's   Industrial   School   for    Colored 
Boys,   Clayton 

L     B.    Pastorelll,    Director 
State  College  for  Colored  Students,  Dover 

William  C    Jason,  A  M ,   President 


DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

Bliss   Electrical   School,   Washington 
Louis  Denton  Bliss,  President 

Takoma   Park 
Columbia  Polytechnic  Institute  for  the  Blind, 

Washington 

Frank  B    Cleveland,  Principal 
Howard  University,  School  of  Manual   Arts 
and    Applied    Sciences    (colored),    Wash- 
ington 

Perry  B    Perkins,  Ph  D ,   Director 
Industrial  Home  School,  Washington 
Bernard  T    Janney,  Superintendent 
McKlnley    Manual    Training;    School,    Wash- 
ington 
Frank  C.  Daniel,  Principal 


FLORIDA 

Boylan    Home    Industrial    Training    School, 

Jacksonville 

Miss    Bertha   E    Losee,    Principal 
lessen  den   Academy,  and  Industrial   School, 

Fessenden 
Joseph  L    Wiley,  Principal 


Floi  ida — continued 

Florida  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College 
for  Negroes,  Tallahassee 

Nathan  B   Young,  A  M  ,  President 
Normal  and  Manual  Training  School,  Orange 

Park 

Mrs    L    St    J    Hitchcock,  Principal 
St.  Petersburg  Normal  and  Industrial  School, 

St.  Petersburg 
J    B    Guisinger,   Principal 


GEORGIA 

Agricultural  and  Mechanical  School,  Carroll- 
ton 

J    H    Melson,    A  B ,    Principal 
Berry  School,  Mount  Berry 

Miss  Martha  Beiry,    Director 
Clark  University    (colored),  Atlanta 
William  W.  Foster,  Jr  ,  D  €) ,   President 
Dorchester  Academy,  Mclntosh 
Frederic  W    Foster,  Principal 
Exposition    Cotton    Mill    School,    Atlanta 

Director 
Georgia  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  Mil- 

ledgeville 

Marvin  M    Parks,   President 
Georgia    State   Industrial   College    (colored), 

Savannah 

R    R.  Wright,  LL,D,  President 
Knox  Institute   and  Industrial   School    (col- 
ored), Athens 

L.    S    Clark,   A  M  ,   Principal 
Negro  Normal  and  Industrial  School,   Social 

Circle 
James    A     Love,    Principal 

IDAHO 

Idaho   Industrial  Institute,   Weiser 

Rev    Edward  A    Paddock,  President 

ILLINOIS 

Bissell  College  of  Photo  Engraving,   Efttng- 


L,    H    Bissell,   President 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute,  Peoria 

Theodore  C    Burgess,   Ph  D  ,  Director 
Central  Station  Institute,  Chicago 
H.  L    Lincoln,  Instructor 

112  W.  Adams  Street 

Chicago  Industrial  School  for  Girls,  Chicago 
49th   Street    and   Prairie    Avenue 
Chicago  Nautical  School,   Chicago 
"W.   L     Cowles,   Principal 

Masonic    Temple 

Chicago  Parental  School,  Chicago 
Peter  A    Mortenson,   Superintendent 

W    Foster  and  N    Central  Park  Ave 
Chicago  School  of  Painting,  Decorating  and 

Faperhanging,   Chicago 
G.  D.  Green,  Principal 

412  N    Dearborn  Street 
Chicago  Technical  College,  Cblcago 
Charles  W    Morey,    President 

116  S    Michigan  Avenue 
Chicago  School  of  Watchmaking,  Chicago 
E>9  £3   Van  Buren  Street 


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Illinois — continued 

Cooper  School  of  Photography,  Chicago 

269  Ashland  Boulevard 
Coyne  National  Trade  Schools,   Chicago 
Li.   Li    Cooke,   Director 

45    East    Illinois    Street 

Glenwood    Manual    Training    School,    Glen- 
wood 

Leo  A    Philips,    Superintendent 
Illinois  College  of   Photography,  Effingham 
L.    H    BIssell,   President 
Illinois  Industrial  School  for  Girls,  Chicago 
Miss    M.    Mclntosh,    Secretary 

79   Dearborn   Street 

Illinois  Manual  Training:  School,  Glenwood 
Marion    E     Lollar,    Superintendent 
James  Milliken  rnKersity  Academy,  Decatur 
Benomain   B    Jones,   A  M ,    Principal 
Jewish  Training  School,  Chicago 
Orris  J    Milliken,  Superintendent 

554  W    12th  Place 

Jones  School  of  Auctioneering,  Chicago 
Carey  M.  Jones,  President 

14  N    Sacramento  Boulevard 
Lewis  Institute,  Chicago 
George  Noble  Carman,  A  M  ,  Director 

Madison  and   Robey  Streets 
Mboseheart     Vocational     Institute,     Moo&e- 

heart 

J    A    Rond  thaler,  Dean 
Northern  Illinois  College  of  Ophthalmology 

and  Otology,  Chicago 
J.    B     McFatnch,    M  D ,    President 

153   N    Michigan  Avenue 
Technological  College  of  Zymotechnic  Insti- 
tute,   Chicago 

J   E    Siebe,  Ph.D ,  Director 
Wahl-Heinus     Institute     of     Fermentology, 

Chicago 
Robert   Wahl,    Director 

INDIANA 

Indiana  Boys'  School,  Plainfield 
E    E    Yorke,  Superintendent    ^ 
Indiana  Girls*   School,  Indianapolis 

Dr    Kenosha  Sessions,   Superintendent 
Indianapolis  Industrial  Institute,  Indianapolis 

Milo  H    Stuart,  Principal 
Industrial  School,  Wolf  Lake 

Ellsworth    A      Kern,     Principal 
Manual  Training  Academy,  Fairland 
B    F     Macklan,    Principal 
National  Technical  Institute  of  Indianapolis, 

Indianapolis 
Rev    S    C    Dickey,   Secretary 

118  Monument  PI. 

Polk  School  of  Piano  Tuning,  Valparaiso 
C.  C.   Polk,  Principal 
United    Typothetae    of    America,    Technical 

School  of  Printing,  Indianapolis 
F    O    Climer,  Director 

1500   E    Michigan 

Valparaiso    School    of   Photography,   Valpa- 
raiso 

A.    H.    Reading,    Principal 
Winona  Technical  Institute,  Indianapolis 
W   C   Smith,  A.B ,  Principal 

IOWA 

Hohenschnh-Carpenter   College    of   Embalm- 
ing, Des  Moines 

William.  S   Carpenter,  M  D  ,  Secretary 


Io  w  a —  con  tinued 

Holmes  Optical  College,  Des  Moines 

Harry   P    Holmes,    President 
Iowa  Industrial  Academy,  Nevada 

M    N    Campbell,  Principal 
&ax.  and  Fox  Industrial  School,  Toledo 

O     T     Gieen,    Supenntendent 
State  Industrial  School  for  Boys,  Eldora 

W    L     Kuser,   Superintendent 
State  Industrial   School  for   Girls,    Mitehell- 
\ille 

Lucj    M    Pickles,  Superintendent 
Western  Iowa  Vocational  College,   Harlan 

John  R    Hutchmson,  President 


KANSAS 

Atchison,  TopeKa  and  Santa  Fe  Railway  Ap- 
prentice Schools,   Topeka 

F    W    Thomas,   Superintendent 
Haskell  Institute,  Lawrence 

J    R    Wiser,    Superintendent 
State  Industrial  School  for  Girls 

Mrs     Julia  B    Perry,    Superintendent 
State  Industrial  Reformatory,   Hutchinson 

Chas    W    Richaids,  AB,   Superintendent 
State  Industrial  School  for  Boss,  Topeka 

H    W    Charles,   Superintendent 
Topeka  Industrial  and  Educational  Institute 

William    R     Carter,    President 
Toneka  Industrial  and  Educational  Institute 
(colored),  Topeka 

William  R    Carter,   President 
Topeka  Industrial  and  Educational  Institute, 
Topeka 

William  R    Carter,   President 
Western  Uniiersity   (colored),   Qulndaro 

H     T     Kealing,    President 


KENTUCKY 

Atkinson    Literary    and    Industrial    School, 

Madisonville 
J    M    Martin,   Principal 

Barret  Manual  Training  High  School,  Hen- 
derson 

Alfred    Livingston,    Principal 
Eckstein  Norton  University,  Cane  Spring 
Principal 
Harlan    Normal    and    Industrial    Institute 

Harlan 

Miss  Marv  Johns,  Principal 
Kentucky   Normal    and   Industrial    Institute 

(colored),  Frankfort 
John  H    Jackson,    A  M ,   President 


LOUISIANA 

Gilbert  Industrial  School  (colored),  Baldwin 

J    R    Reynolds,  Principal 
Isadore    Newman    Manual    Training    School, 
New  Orleans 

Clarence   C    Henson,   M  A  ,   Principal 

1831  Peters  Avenue 
Louisiana  Industrial  Institute,  Huston 
John  Ephraim  Keeny,  M.E  ,  President 


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Southwestern  Louisiana  Industrial  Institute, 
La  Fajette 

Hldwm   L     Stephens,    Ph  D  ,    President 

MAINE 

Bath    Iron    Works    School    of    Shipbuilding, 
Bath 

MARYLAND 

Baltimore    Polytechnic    Institute,    Baltimore 

William    R     King,    Pimcipal 

311    Courtland    Street 
Colored   Industrial   School,    Salisbury 

William  J    Holloway,   Principal 
Princess  Anne  Academy    (colored),  Princess 

Anne 
Thomas  H    Kiih,  A  B  ,  Principal 

MASSACHUSETTS 

Beverly  Independent  Industrial  School,  Bev- 
erly 

William  P    Taylor,   Superintendent 
Boys*  Institute  of  Industry,  Boston 

Joseph  B    Stewait,   Superintendent 

1158    Tromont    Street 
Bradford  Durfee  Textile  School,  Fall  River 

J    W    Bailey,   Supeimtenrtent 
Bromfield-Pearscn      School      Tufts     College, 
Tufts  College 

Gardner  C    Anthony,    So  D ,   Dean 
Coyne's  Boston  Trade  School,  Boston 

James  Coyne,  President 

121    Haverhill    Street 
Evening:   School  of   Trades,   Springfield 

Chailes  P    Warner,  Principal 
Farm  and   Trade   School,   Boston 

Charles  H    Bradley,   Principal 
Hebrew  Industrial  School,  Boston 

Louis  Hecht,   Jr ,   Principal 
Hill  Institute,  Northampton 

Frank   Pitkin   Lane,   Principal 
Independent  Industrial  School,  Worcester 

B    H    Fish,  Director 
Lowell    Textile    School*   Lowell 

Charles   H    Barnes,   Principal 
Ludlovr  Textile  School*  Ludlow 

Frederick   L    Hunn,,   Principal 
Massachusetts  Charitable  Mechanic  Associa- 
tion Trade  School,   Boston 

John  W    Wood,   Jr ,  Director 
New  Bedford  Industrial   School,   New  Bed- 
ford 

William  13    Hatch,  President 
New  Bedford  Textile   School,   New  Bedford 

Hemy  W    Nichols,  M  A  ,   Superintendent 

New  England  Linotype  School,  Boston 

B     N    Carver,    Principal 

295   Huntmgton  Ave 

North  Bennett  Street  Industrial  School,  Bos- 
ton 

Alvm   E    Dodd,   Director 
North  End  Union  School,  Boston 

Samuel    F     Hubbard,    Superintendent 
Sloyd   Training   School,   Boston 

Gustaf    Larsson,    Principal 

7  Harcourt  Street 

Smith's  Agricultural  School  and  Northamp- 
ton School  of  Industries,  Northampton 

Herboit  N    Loomis,   Director 


Massachusetts — continued 

South  End  Industrial  School,  Boxbury 

Louise   Howe,   Principal 
The  New  School,  Boston 

Vesper  L    George  and  Douglas    C     Connah, 

Dnectois 
Trade  School  for  Girls,  Boston 

Florence  E    Leadbetter,  Principal 
iValtham   Horological   School,  Waltham 

B     H     Swam,    Director 
Warren  Academy,  Woburn 

Director 
Wentworth   Institute,   Boston 

Aithui   lj    Williston    Principal 


MICHIGAN 

Cedar  Lake  Industrial  Academy,  Cedar  !Lake 

Sylvester  M.   Butler,   President 
Detroit   School   of  Lettering,   Detroit 

Lawrence   S    Strong,   President 
Detroit  School  of  Betmoscopy,  Detroit; 

William  H    Poole,  M  D  ,  President 

270  Woodward  Avenue 
Hackley  Manual  Training:  School,  Muskegon 

Joseph   D    Bicknell,    Director 
Industrial  School  for  Boys,  Lansing 

Edward  M    La\vson,   Superintendent 
Industrial  School  for  Girls,  Adrian 

Mary  C    Johnson,  Superintendent 


MINNESOTA. 

Dunuoodv   Industrial   Institute,    Minneapolis 

Dr    Charles   A     Prosser,    Director 
Finnish    Working:    People's    College,    Smith- 
ville 

George  Snola,  Lecturer 
Mechanic  Arts  High  School,  St.  Paul 

George  Weitbrecht,  Principal 
Parker  College,  Winnebago 

Benj    Longby,    President 
Stone's  School  of  Watchmaking,  St.  Paul 

H    A    Stone,  President 

903  Globe  Building 

MISSISSIPPI 

Alcorn  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College 

(colored),  Alcorn 

Vice-Pi  esuient    Rowan,    Acting   President 
Edwards  Industrial  High  School,  Edwards 

Sterling  P    Brown,   Principal 
Grenada-Zion.    Industrial    College    (colored) , 

Winona 

John   W     Cross.    Principal 
Industrial   Institute    and   College,    Columbus 

H    L    Whitefleld,   President 
Kosciusko  Industrial  College  (colored),  Kos- 

ciusko 

C    H    Booker,   Principal 
School  of  Industrial  Education,  A.  and  M. 

College,  Agricultural  College  P.  O. 
H     Ciitz,    Director 

School  of  Textile  Industry,  A.  and  M.   Col- 
lege, Agricultural  College  P.  O. 
J    G    Coman,   B  Sc ,   Director 
Okalona  Industrial  School,  Okalona 
Wallace  A    Battle,   Principal 


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MISSOURI 

Academy  of  Architecture  and  Industrial  Sci- 
ence, St.  Louis 
Henry  C    F    ilaack,  Principal 

1742   Chouteau   Avenue 
Co\ne  School*  St.  Louis 

John   F.   "Wenz,    Director 
David    Rankin,    Jr ,    School    of    Mechanical 

Trades,  St.  Louis 
Lewis    Gustafson,    Director 
Kansas    City   Watchmaking    School,   Kansas 

City 

Oscar  W     Drjer,   Principal 
Manual  Training   High   School,  Kansas   City 

Edward  D    Phillips,   Principal 
St.  Louis  Watchmaking  School,  St.  Louis 
R     Jaegermann,    President 

5815    Easton    Avenue 
Smith  Academy  and  Manual  Training:  School 

of  Washington  Fni\ersity,  St.  Louis 
Frank   Hambher    A  B  ,   Principal 
Washington     University,     Manual     Training: 

School,  St.  Louis 
"W    R    Vickroj,    4.  M  ,   Director 
Women's  Training:  School,  St.  Louis 
Miss  Mary  C    Fulton,   Educ    Sec'y 

1411   Locust   Street 


MONTANA 

Billing's  Pol>teclmic  Institute,  Billings 

Lewis    T     Eaton,    M  S ,    Director 


NEBRASKA 

Industrial  School  for  Girls,  Geneva 
Lydla  J    McMahon,   Superintendent 
Industrial  School  for  Boys,  Kearney 

R    V    Clark,    Superintendent 
Omaha  Watch  Repairing:,  Engraving:  and  Op- 
tical Institute.  Omaha 
A    B    Tarhox,    Director 
Santee    Normal    Tiainingr    School     (Indian), 

Santee 

Rev    Alfred    L     Rig-gs,    Principal 
University  of  Nebraska,  School  of  Home  Eco- 
nomics, Lincoln 
Rosa  Bouton,   A  M  ,   Director 

NEVADA 

Indian   Training:  School,  Carson  City 

C    H.    Asbury,   Superintendent 

NEW  JERSEY 

Evening:  Technical  School,  Jersey  City 

P    S    Hulsizer,  Principal 
Manual  Training:  and  High   School,  Gamden 

James   E    Bryan,   Principal 
Manual  Training-  and  Industrial  School  for 
Colored  Youth,  Bordentown 

James  M    Gregory,  President 
Newark   Technical   School,   Newark 

Charles  A    Colton,  EM,  President 
Paterson    Silk    Textile    Institute,    Faterson 

John  Bentley,  Director 
School  of  Industrial  Arts,  Trenton 

Prank    Forest   Frederick,    Director 


NEW  MEXICO 

Albuquerque  Indian  School,  Albuquerque 

Reuben   Perry,  Superintendent 
I  Tar  wood  Industrial  School,  Albuquerque 

Miss  Luella  B    Price,  Principal 
Manual  School,  Albuquerque 

J    C    Ross,  A  B  ,  Superintendent 
United  States  Indian  Industrial  School,  San- 
ta Fe 

F     H     Cogg-oshall,    Superintendent 


NEW  YOBK 

American  School  of  Engraving;,  New  York 

Joseph   A    Goldstein,    Manager 

30    East    14th    Street 
Barlow  School  of  Industrial  Arts,  Bingrham- 

ton 

Vmton  S    Paessler,  A  M  ,  Principal 
Baron  De  Hirsche  Trade  School,  New  York 
J    Ernest  G    Yalden,  Superintendent 

222    East    <J4th    Street 
Bing-hamton  Institute  (Colored)  Bingrhamtoo 

Fied    C     Hazel,   Pimcipal 
Bodee's  Dental  Trade  School,  New  York 

15  W    44th  btreet 

Brooklyn  Industrial  School  of  Arts  and  Sci- 
ence, Brooklyn 
F    A.    Hooper,    Director 

502   Fulton  Street 
Columbia  University,  School  of  Architecture, 

New  York 

A    D    F    Hamlin,  Principal 
Cooper   Union    School,   New   York 

Fredenck  Dielman,  Director    Cooper  Union 
Cornell  University,   College   of  Architecture, 

Ithaca 

Clarence  A   Martin,  Director 
Ethical  Culture  School,  New  York 
Fxanklin  t?    Lewis,  Superintendent 

63%   Central  Park  "West 

General   Society   of   Mechanics  and   Trades- 
men School,  New  York 
Hebrew  Technical  Institute,  New  York 
Edgar  S    Barney,   Sc  D ,   Principal 

36  Stuyvesant  Street 
Hebrew    Technical    School    for    Girls,    New 

York 

Abram   I    Blbus,   Principal 
Hunt    Memorial    School,    George   Junior    Re- 
public,  Freeville 
Calvin    Derrick,    Director 
Highland  Palls  Trade  School,  Herkimer 
Iiemcke's  Cooking-  School,  New  York 
Emma  K    Lemcke-Barkhausen,   Principal 

2  East  42d  Street 

Manhattan  Trade  School  for  Girls,  New  York 
Florence    Marshall,   Principal 

209    East    23d   Street 
Mechanics*  Institute,  New  York 
Louis  Rouillion,  Director 

20    West    44th    Street 
Mount  Tabor  Manual  Training1  and  Industrial 

School   (colored),  New  York 
Rev    Horace  G    Miller,  Director 

57    West    134th    Street 
National  Brewers'   Academy,   New  York 

Francis   "Wvatt,    Ph  D ,    Director 
New  York  Electrical  School,  New  York 
Georgre   J    Cox,   Director 

39    West    17th    Street 


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New  York — continued 

New  York  Nautical  College,  New  York 

Capt.  Howard  Patterson    Principal 

318   W     57th   Street 
New    York    School    of    Applied    Design    for 

Women,  New  York 
Fiank  Tilford,   President 

160    Lexington    Avenue 
New   York    State    School    of    Clay    Working 

and  Ceramics,  Alfred 
Charles  F    Binns,  M  S  ,   Director 
New  York  Trade  School,  New  York 
H     V     Brill,    Superintendent 

1st  Avenue,  67th  and  68th  Streets 
Polytechnic  Preparatory  School,  Brooklyn 
A    B    Duer,  Headmaster 

99  Livingston  Street 
Pratt  Institute,  Brooklyn 
Charles   M     Piatt,    Secretary 

215   Ryerson  Street 

Rochester  Athenaeum  and  Mechanics'  Insti- 
tute, Rochester 
Carlton  B    Gibson,   President 
Saunders  Trade  School,  Yonkers 

Joseph  J.  Eaton,   Principal 
Technical    School    for    Carriage    Draftsmen 

and  Mechanics,  New  York 
Andrew  P    Johnson,   Director 
Webb's  Academy  and  Home  for  Shipbuilders, 

New  York 
J    Irwin  Chaffee,  A  M  , 

188th  Street  and  Sedgwick  Avenue 
Wilson  Industrial  School  for  Girls,  New  York 
Mrs    Edward  G    Janeway,  Director 


NORTH     CAROLINA 

Academical  and  Industrial  Institute,   North 

Wilkesboro 

Agricultural    and    Mechanical    College     (col- 
ored), Greensboro 

James  B    Dudley,  I/LD     President 
Mbemarle  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute, 

Albemarle 

George  H    Atkinson,   Principal 
AshevlHe  Farm  School,  Asheville 
"Rev    G    Sumner  Boslserville,  Superintendent 
Brevard  Institute,  Brevard 

O    H    Trowbridge    A  M ,   Principal 
Central  Industrial  School,  Columbus 
J    G.    McLaughlin,    Principal 
Cowee    Mountain    School    of    Industries    and 

Agriculture,  Weatherman 
H   B    Allen,  B  A  ,  Principal 
Home  Industrial  School,  Asheville 
Miss  Florence  Stephenson,  Principal 
North    Carolina   College   of   Agriculture   and 

Mechanic  Arts,  Textile  School,  Raleigh 
Thomas  Nelson,   Dean 
St.  Augustine's  School  (colored),  Raleigh 

Rev    A    B    Hunter,   Principal 
Shaw   University,   Department   of  Industries 

(colored),  Raleigh 

Gaston  A    Edwards,  MS,  Superintendent 
United    States    Indian    Industrial     Scho<£ 

Cherokee 

DeWitt  S   Harris,  Superintendent 
Valle  Crncis  Industrial  School,  Talle  Crucis 
Miss   Mary  E    Homer,   Principal 


NORTH  DAKOTA 

Nojth  Dakota  School  of  Science,    Wahpeton 

E    G    Burch,    President 

Noith  Dakota  State  Normal  and   Industrial 
School,   Ellendale 

Rjland    M     Black,    President 


OHIO 

Bo%s'  Industrial  School,  Lancaster 
S   L    Turnipseed,  Superintendent 
Curry  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute   'col- 
ored), Urbana 

Elmer  W.  B    Curry,  President 
McDonald   Educational   Institute,    Cincinnati 
7th  and  Walnut  Streets 

Stiver's  Manual  Training  High  School,  Day- 
ton 

William   H    Meek,    Principal 
Technical   Academy,   Greenville 

John    Beers,    Principal 
Wayne  Technical  Academy,  Greenville 
John    Beers,    Principal  , 


OKLAHOMA 

Colored  Agricultural  and  Normal  University, 
Langston 

Inman  E    Page,  President 
Oklahoma  Industrial  Institute  and  College 

J    B    Eskridge,  Ph  D  ,  President 


OREGON 

Boys'  and  Girls'  School  of  Trade,  Portland 

Charles  Priedel,  Principal 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Avery  College  Trade  School,  Plttsburgr 

Joseph  D    Mahoney,   Superintendent 
Borean    Normal     Training:    and     Industrial 
School,  Philadelphia 

Hev    Matthew  Anderson,  A  M ,  Principal 

So    College  Ave.  and  19th  St. 
Bowman  Technical  School,  Lancaster 

John  J   Bowman,  Director 
Boys'  Industrial  Association,  Scranton 

Henry  Holder,  Superintendent 
Boys'  Industrial  School,  Williamsport 

Rev   T   P    S    Wilson,  Manager 
Carlisle  Indian  Industrial  School,  Carlisle 

Oscar  H    Lipps,    Superintendent 
Carnegie  Institute,  School  of  Applied  Indus- 
tries, Pittsburgh 

Clifford  B    Connelley,  A.M ,  Dean 
Casino   Technical  Night   School,  East  Pitts- 
burg 

C    JL  Dooley,  Principal 

Downiogton     Industrial     and     Agricultural 
School  (colored),  Downington 

William  A.  Creditt,   Principal 
Drexel  Institute,  Philadelphia  ' 

James  MacAlister,  LLD.,  President 


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Franklin  Institute,  Philadelphia 
William  H    Thorne,  Superintendent 
Girard  College  for  Orphans,  Philadelphia 
Cheesnian  A    Hornck,  Ph  D ,  President 
Margaret    Morrison    Carnegie    School,    Pitts- 
burgh 
A    A    Hamerschlag,  D  Sc  ,  Director 

Schenley  Park 

Pennsylvania   College    of   Embalmmg,    Dept 
Pittsburgh  School  of  Anatomy,  Pittsburgh 
J    Henry  Long1,   F  D  ,  Dean 

909  San  dusky 

Pennsylvania  Museum  and  School  of  Indus- 
trial Art,  Philadelphia 
Leslie  W    Miller,  Director 
Philadelphia  College  of  Horology,  Philadel- 
phia 

F   W    Schuber,  Director 
Philadelphia  Trades  School,  Philadelphia 

William  C    Ash,  Director 
Philadelphia  Textile  School,  Philadelphia 
Theodore  C    Search,  President 

Broad  and  Pine  Streets 
Schwab  Industrial  School,  Homestead 

George  "W    Hamilton,   Director 
Smith  Manual  Training  School,  Scranton 
Donald  P    Gleason,  B  Sc ,  Principal 
Stevens  Manual   Training   School,   Lancaster 

William  Mellor,    Superintendent 
Technical  High  School,  Harrisbnrg 

Charles  B    Fager,  Jr,  Principal 
Thaddeus    Stevens    Industrial    School,    Lan- 
caster 

Charles  I    Landis,  Director 
C  nit  ed- States      Indian      Industrial      School, 

Carlisle 

Moses  Friedman,   Superintendent 
tni  \ersity  of  Pennsylvania,   Department    of 

Architecture,  Philadelphia 
Warren  P    Laird,  Director 
Williamson     Free     School     of     Mechanical 

Trades,  Williamson  School 
John  M    Shrigley,  President 


RHODE  ISLAND 

St.  Andrews  Industrial  School,  Barrington 

Rev.   William  M    Chapin,   Principal 
Townsend  Industrial  School,  Newport 

George  H   Bryant,  Director 


SOUTH  CAROLINA 

Cherokee   Normal    and   Industrial    Institute 

(colored)  Gaffney 
A    A    Sims,   Principal 

Clemson  College,  Textile  Department,  Clem- 
son 

Charles   S    Doggett,   Director 
Ferguson-Williams    Normal    and    Industrial 

College,  Abbeville 
B   W   Williams 
Lancaster   Normal   and   Industrial   Institute 

(colored),  Lancaster 
M    D     Lee,    President 

Normal,  Industrial  and  Mechanical  College 
of  South  Carolina   (Colored),  Orangeburg 
R    S    Wilkinson,   President 


{    South  Carolina — continued 

'    Penn    Normal    Industrial    and    Agricultural 

School    (colored),  Frogmore 
•      Rossa    B     Coolej,    Principal 
I    Scofield  Seminary    (colored),  Aiken 
|      Martha  Schofield,  General  Manager 
i    South  Carolina  Industrial  School,  Florence 

J    L    Mann,   Ph  D  ,   Superintendent 
South  Carolina  Industrial  Home,  Hartsville 

Rev    Richard  Carroll,  Manager 
Sterling  Industrial  College  (Colored)   Green- 
ville 

D    M    Minus,  President 

Voorhees  Industrial  School    (Colored),  Den- 
mark 
G    B    Miller,    Principal 


SOUTH  DAKOTA 

Chamberlain  Indian  Industrial  School,  Can- 
ion 

John  Flinn,   Superintendent 
Indian  Industrial  School,  Pierre 

C    H    Crandall,  Superintendent 
Northern     Normal    and     Industrial     School, 
Aberdeen 

Willis  E    Johnson,   President 
Oake  Industrial  School,  Pierre 

Mrs    T    L    Riggs,   Principal 
Plainview  Academy,  Redfleld 

F    R    Isaac,  Principal 
U.  S  Indian  Training  School,  Flandreau 

L     F     Michael,    Superintendent 


TENNESSEE 

Industrial  and  Training  School,  Huntingdon 

J    H    Bayer,  Superintendent 
yL orristown   Normal   and   Industrial    College 

(colored),  Morristown 
Judson   S    Hill,   D  D  ,   President 
Southern    School   of  Photography,    McMinn- 

ville 

W    S    Lively,  Director 
Southern  Training  School,  Graysville 
Marshall  B    Van  Kirk,  Principal 


TEXAS 

Allan  Manual  Training:  School,  Austin 

Director 
College  of  Industrial  Arts,  Denton 

Cree  T    Work,  President 

Fort  Worth  Industrial  and  Mechanical  Col- 
lege (colored),  Fort  Worth 

Major  J    Johnson,  President 
Industrial  School  for  Girls,  Castroville 

Director 

Wolfe  Vocational  School  for  Boys,  San  An- 
tonio 

L    B.  Wolfe,  Principal 


UTAH 

State   Industrial   School,    Ogden 

Dr    E    G    Cowans,  Principal 


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VERMONT 

Vermont  State  Industrial  School,  Vergennes 

J    N   Barss,  Principal 


VIRGINIA 

Bowling:    Green    Industrial    Academy     (Col- 
ored), Bowling:  Green 

L    L    Davis,  "Principal 
Christianbnrg-  Industrial  Institute   (Colored), 

Cambria 

B    A    Long-,  Principal 
Gloucester  Agricultuial  and  Industrial  Sciiool 

(colored)    Cappahosic 
William  G    Price,  Presiden* 
Hampton  Normal  and  Agricultural  Institute 

(colored),  Hampton 

Rev    Hollis  B    Prissell,  LL  D  ,   Principal 
Miller    Manual   School    of  Albemarle,   Miller 

School  P.  O 

Robert  B    Fulton,  LLi  D  ,  Superintendent 
St   Paul  Normal  and  Industrial  School,  I<aw- 

renceville 

Rev    James  S    Russell,   Principal 
Smallwood     Memorial     Institute      (colored), 

Claremont 

Mrs    Rosa  E    Sraallwood,  Principal 
State    Normal    and    Industrial     School     for 

Women,  Harrisonbnrg: 
Julian  A    Burruss,  A  M  ,  President 
Virginia  Mechanics'  Institute,  Richmond 

Frank  "W    Duke,    Superintendent 
Virginia    Normal     and    Industrial    Institute 

(Colored),  Petersburg: 
J    H    Johnston,  Ph  D ,  President 


WASHINGTON 

£tate  Training:  School,  Chehalis 

G     A      Russell,     Supenntendent 


WEST    VIRGINIA 

Industrial  School  for  Girls,  Salem 

Hilda  M    Dungan,  Principal 


WISCONSIN 


Holy  Famil^  a  Industrial  School,  Bayfield 

Casimir  Vogt,   O  F  M  ,   President 
Industrial  Chemical  Institute  of  Milwaukee, 

Milwaukee 

Frank  Kremer,  Director 
Milwaukee  Public  School  of  Trades  for  Boys, 

Milwaukee 

James  L    Cox,  Principal 
Milwaukee  Public  School  of  Trades  for  Girls, 

Milwaukee 

Miss  Ora  O    Blanchar,  Principal 
School    of    Engineering;    of    Milwaukee,    Mil- 

waukee 
Oscar   Werwath,   Director 

Stroh  Building 
Stout  Institute,  Menomonie 
L    D    Harvey,  Ph  D  ,   Superintendent 
Tomah    Indian    Industrial    Training:    School, 

Tom  ah 

Lindley  M    Compton,    Superintendent 
Wisconsin  State  Mining:  Trade  School,  Platte- 

ville 
Haiold  C    George,  Director 


SCHOOLS  OF  THEOLOGY 


AT.  ATS  AM  A 

Payne    University    Theological    Department 

(A.M.E.),  Selma 

Rev    William  H    Bowen,  D  D  ,  Dean 
St.   Bernard  College  and   Abbey    (R.C.),   St. 

Bernard 

Rev.   Bernard   Menges   O  S  B ,   President 
Stillman  Institute    (colored;  Presb.),  Tnsca- 

loosa 

Be\     James  G     Snedecor,   Dean 
Talladega  College  (colored),  Theological  De- 
partment   (Cong  U  Talladega 
Rev    Fiank   Sherman  Brewer,   Dean 


ARKANSAS 

Arkansas  Baptist  College  School  of  Theology* 

Little  Bock 

Rev.  Joseph  A    Booker,  D  D ,  Dean 
St    John's  Diocesan  Seminary   (B.  C.),  .Little 

Bock 

Wmand  H    Aretz,   A  M  ,    President 
Shorter  College  Theological  Department   (A. 

M.B.),  Little  Bock 
Rev.   T.   H.   Jackson,  D  D ,   Dean 


CALIFORNIA 

Berkeley   Bible    Seminary    (Disc.),    Berkeley 

Denmson  A    Russell,   D  D  ,  Dean 
Church  Divinity  School  of    the  Pacific  (P.E.), 

San  Francisco 

Rt.  Rev    William  Ford  Nichols,  D  D  ,  Dean 

1051  Taylor  Street 

Pacific  Coast  Baptist  Theological  Seminary, 

Berkeley 

Claiborne  M   Hill,  D  D  ,  President 
Pacific  Theological  Seminary  (Cong.),  Berke- 
ley 

Charles  Simmer  Nash,  D  D  ,  President 
Pacific     Unitarian   School   for  the   Ministry, 

Berkeley 
Earl  Morse  Wilbur,   S.T.B  ,  Dean 

2511   Virginia   Street 
St.  Patrick's  Seminary  (R.C.),  Menlo  Park 

Rev.  H.  Ayrinhae,  S  S ,  President 
San  Francisco  Theological  Seminary  (Presb.), 

San  Anselmo 

Warren  H.  Landon,  D.D ,  President 
University   of    Southern     California,   Maclay 

College  of  Theology  (M.E.),  Los  Angeles 
Ezra  A    Healy,  D  D.,  Dean 


COLORADO 

Hiff  School  of  Theology  (M.E.),  Denver 

James   A     Beebe,    D  D  ,   President 
Western  Holiness   College  and  Bible   Train- 
ing School,  Colorado  Springs 

Jessie  B    Denny,   President 

CONNECTICUT 

Berkeley  Divinity  School  (PE.),  Middletown 

Rev.  Samuel  Hart,  D  D ,  Dean 
Hartford      Theological     Seminary      (Cong.), 

Hartford 

William  D.   MacKenzie,  D  D  ,   LL  D.,  Presi- 
dent 
Tale  University  School  of  Religion   (Cong.), 

New  Haven 
Charles  R    Brown,  D  D ,  Dean 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

Catholic    University    of    America    School    of 
Sacred  Sciences,  Washington 

Very  Rev    Charles  P    Aiken,  S  T  D  ,  Dean 
Howard   University   Theological   Department 

(Interdenom  ),  Washington 
Isaac   Clark,   D  D  ,   Dean 
King  Theological  Hall  (P.E.),  Washington 

Rev    William  N    Tunnell,  Warden 
National  Training  School  for  Missionaries  and 

Deaconesses  (M.E.),  Washington 
Rev    William  H    Wilder,  D  D.,  President 
Washington  Missionary  College  (S  D.  Adv), 

Washington 
Rev     John    L     Shaw,    President 

Takoma  Park 

FLORIDA 

St.  Leo  College  and  Abbey  (R.C.),  St.  Leo 
Rt    Rev    Charles  H.  Mohr,  O  S  B  ,  President 

GEORGIA 

Atlanta     Baptist     College     Divinity     School 
(colored),  Atlanta 

Rev    John  Hope,  A  M  ,  Dean 
Atlanta   Theological   Seminary    (Cong.),   At- 
lanta 

Rev    B    Lyman  Hood,  Ph  D ,  President 

300  Stewart  Avenue 

Gammon  Theological  Seminary    (M.E.),  At- 
lanta 
Rev    S    E    Idleman,  D  D ,  President 


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Georgia — continued 

Mo  rehouse    College     (Bapt )     (colored),    At- 
lanta 

Rev    John  Hope,  AM,  Piesident 
Mori i&  Brown  University  Turner  Theological 

Seminary   (A  ME.),  Atlanta 
Rev    P    W    Gieatheait,    DD,    Dean 
Pajne  College   (colored),  Augusta 
Rev     J     D     Hammond,    D  D ,    President 


ILLINOIS 


Augustana     College     Theological     Seminary 
(EvLuth.),  Rock  Island 

Gustave  Andreen,  Ph  D ,  President 
Baptist  Missionary  Training  School,  Chicago 
Mis   A.  E    Reynolds,  Principal 

2969  Vernon  Avenue 
Bethany  Bible  School,  Chicago 
Albert  C    Wieand,  President 

3435  W    Van  Buren  Street 
Cathedral  College,  Chicago 
F    A    Purcell,  D  D  ,  President 

719  Cass  Street 

Chicago  Evangelistic  Institute,  Chicago 
Rev    G    A    McLaughlm,  Dean 

1754   W    Washington  Boulevard 
Chicago  Theological  Seminary   (Cong),  Chi- 
cago 
Ozora  Stearns  Davis,  D  D ,   President 

20  North  Ashland  Blvd 
Concordia  College  (Evang.  Luth.),  Springfield 

Rev     Richard  Biedermann,   President 
Eureka  College,  Department  of  bacred  The- 
ology (Disc.),  Eureka 
Alexander  C    Gray,   Dean 
Evangelical  Lutheran  Theological  Seminary, 

Maywood 

Rev    Elmer  F    Kiauss,   DD,   President 
Evangelical  Proseminary,  Elmhurst 

Rev    D    Irion,  D  D  ,  President 
Evangelical  Theological  Seminary,  Naperville 

Rev    S    J    Gamertsf elder,   Principal 
Garrett  Biblical  Institute  (ME.),  Evanston 
Charles  Macaulay  Stuart,  DD,  President 
German     Evangelical     Lutheran     Seminary, 

Springfield 

Beinhold  Pieper,   A  B  ,  President 
Manning  Bible  School  (Free  Bapt.),  Cairo 

Rev    A    J    Herron,  President 
McCormick    Theological    Seminary     (Presb.), 

Chicago 
Rev    James  G    K.  McClure,  President 

2320  N    Halsted  Street 
Moody  Bible  Institute,  Chicago 
James  M    Gray,  D  D  ,  Dean 

163  Institute  Place 
Norwegian     Danish     Theological     Seminary, 

Evanston 

Rev    Nels  E    Simonsen,  D  D ,  Dean 
Pastors'  College,  Champaign 
George  Thorn  Smith,  Ph  D  ,  President 
Ryder    Divinity  School   (Univ.),  Chicago 
Rev    Lewis  B   Fisher,  D  D  ,  Dean 

5733  Kenwood  Avenue 
St    Vlateur's    College   Theological    Seminary 

(R.C.),  Bourbonnais 

Rev  J  P  O'Mahoney,  CS.V,  President 
Shurtleff  Divinity  School  (Bapt.),  Alton 
Ransom  Harvey,  DD.,  Dean 


Illinois — continued 

Swedish  Theological  Seminary  (M.E.),  Evans- 
ton 

Rev    Carl  G    Wallemius,   D  D ,  President 
Union  Biblical  Institute,  Naperville 
S    L    Umbach,  D  D ,    Acting   President 
University  of  Chicago  Divinity  School  (Bapt.), 

Chicago 

Shailer  Mathews,   DD.,  L.L  D ,  Dean 
Western  Theological    Seminary    (P.E.),   Chi- 
cago 
Rev    William   C    De  Witt,  STD,  Dean 

2726  Washington  Blvd 


INDIANA 

College   of   Missions,   Indianapolis 

Chailes   Thomas    Paul,    MA.,    Piesident 
Read  Theological  Seminary  Taylor  University 

(M.E),  Upland 

Rev    Monroe  Vayhinger,   D  D  ,  President 
St.   Meinard  College  Ecclesiastical  Seminary 

(R.C),  St   Meinard 

Authanasms    Schmitt,    O  S  B  ,    President 
Union  Bible  Seminary,  Westfield 
William    M     Smith,    Superintendent 
Union    Christian   College    Bible  Department, 

Merom 
Rev    Daniel  A    Lang,  D  D ,  Dean 


IOWA 

Central  Holiness  University  School  of  Theolo- 
gy, University  Park 

Rev   George  A   McLaughlm,  D  D  ,  President 
Drake     University     College     of     the     Bible 

(Chris.),  Des  Moines 
Rev    Jesse  C    Caldwell,    LL  D ,   Dean 
German  Presbyterian   Theological   School  of 

the  Northwest,  Dubuque 
Rev    Coinelms  M    Steftens,    DD,  Dean 
Grand     View     College     Theological     School 

(Luth.),  Des  Moines 
Rev    B    Wagner,  DD,  President 
Wartburg  Theological  Seminary   (Ev.  Luth), 

Dubuque 
Prof    M     Fritschel,   A.M.,   President 


KANSAS 

Kansas   City  Baptist    Theological   Seminary, 

Kansas  City 

Philip  W.  Oannell,  D  D  ,  President 
Kansas  City  University  College  of  Theology 

(Meth.  Prot.),  Kansas  City- 
Rev    HerDert  T    Stephens,  D  D  ,  Dean 
School  of  the  Bible  and  Christian  Training, 

Washburn  College  (Cong  ) ,  Topeka 
Rev    Frank  T,  Lee,  D  D  ,  Dean 
Western  Theological   Seminary    (Ev.   laitb,), 

Atchison 
Holmes  Dysmger,  D.D,   Dean 


KENTUCKY 

College  of  the  Bible,  Transylvania  University 
(Disc.),  Lexington 

Hall    Laurie    Calhoun,   Ph.D.,   Principal 


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Kent  uckj  — continued 

Louisville  Christian  Bible  School  ( No n- sect.), 

Louisville 

Adomram  J   Thompson,  A  M  ,  Director 
Presbyterian  Theological  Seminary,  Louisville 

Rev    Charles  R    Hemphill,  D  D  ,  Dean 
Southern      Baptist      Theological     Seminary, 

Louisville 
Rev    Edgar  T    Mullms,  LL  D  ,  President 


LOUISIANA 

Leland    Fni\er%ity    Theological    Department 
(Bapt.)»  New  Orleans 

R    W    Perkins,  Ph  D  ,  Dean 
St    Louis  Duxe&an  Seminary,  New  Orleans 

Rev    Michael  S    Rj  an,   C  M  ,  President 


MAINE 

Bangor  Theological  Seminary   (Cong.)*  Ban- 
gor 

Rev.  David  N    Beach,  D  D ,  President 


MARYLAND 

Mount  St.  Mary's  College  Ecclesiastical  Sem- 
inary (K.C  ),  Emmittsburg 
Rev.  B    J    Bradley,  President 
Redemptorist  NoUtiate  (R-C),  Hchester 

Rev    John  Hausser,   C  S ,   S  R ,   Rector 
St    Mary's  Seminary   (B.C.),  Baltimore 
Very  Rev    E    R    Dyer,  S  S  ,  D.D ,  President 

Paca  Street 
Westminster    Theological    Seminary     (Meth. 

Prot.),  Westminster 

Rev.  Hugh  L,    Elderdice,  D  D  ,  President 
Woodstock  College  (B.C.),  Woodstock 
Joseph   C    Hanselxnan,    S  J ,   President 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Ando\er  Theological  Seminary  (Cong.),  Cam- 
bridge 

Albert  P    Pitch,  D  D ,   President 
Boston  University  School  of  Theology  (ME  ), 

Boston 
Lauress  J,   Birney,  D  D  ,   Dean 

72  Mount  Vernon  Street 
Crane   Theological    Seminary    Tofts    College 

(Univ.),  Tufts  College 
Rev    Lee  Sullivan  McCoIlester,  Dean 
Divinity  School  of  Harvard  University  (non- 
sect.),  Cambridge 

"William  Wallace  Fenn,  D  D ,  Dean 
Episcopal  Theological  Seminary,  Cambridge 
Rev.  George  Hodges,  DD,  President 
New  Church  Theological  School,  Cambridge 
William  1u  Worcester,  President 
New    England    Deaconess    Bible    Training 

School,  Boston 

Orianna  F.  Harding,  Superintendent 
Newton  Theological  Institute  (Bapt.),  New- 
ton Center 
Rev.  George  E.  Horr,  DD.,  President 


Massachusetts — con  tinued 

St.    John's    Boston    Ecclesiastical    Seminary 

(R.C.),  Boston 

John    B     Pftn&nn,    Th  D  ,    Piesxdent 
St    John's  Normal  College,  Dumers 

Rn      Bi     JCfnjpimn,    Clin  i  Dnectoi 


MICHIGAN 

Adrian  Theological  Seminary  Adrian  College 

(Meth.  Prot.),  Adrian 
Rev    O    It    Stilton,   D  D  ,    Dean 
t'al\m     College     and     Theological     School, 

Grand  Rapids 

Rev    Louis  Berkhof,  President 
Suomi  College  Theological  Seminary  (Finnish 

Ev.  Luth.),  Hancock 
Rev    John  K   Nikander,  D  D  ,  Dean 
Western   Theological    Seminary    (Ref.   Ch.), 

Holland 
Rev    John  W.  Beardslee,  D.D ,  President 


MINNESOTA 

Augsburg  Seminary  (Ev.  Luth.),  Minneapolis 
George  Sverdrup,  Jr ,  M  A.,  President 
Bethel    Theolagual    Seminary,    St.    Paul 

Re\     G    Ai\id  Haffstiom,   Picsident 
German  Evangelical  Lutheran  Seminary,  St 

Paul 

Rev    H    Ernst,  D  D ,  President 
Northwestern    Bible   and   Missionary    Train- 
ing School,   Minneapolis 
J    C    Buckbec,  Principal 
Bed  Wing  Theological  Seminary  (Ev.  Luth.), 

Red  Wing 

Edward  W   Schmidt,  M  A  ,  President 
Russian     Orthodox     Theological      Seminary, 

Minneapolis 
Rev    Leonid  J    Turckevich,   Rector 

1701   1ST    B     Fifth 

St.  Paul  Seminary  (P.E.),  St.  Paul 
Very  Rev    P.  R    Heffron,  D  D ,  Rector 
Seabury  Divinity  School   (P.E.),  Faribault 

F    F     Kramer,   D  D ,   Warden 
Seminary  of  the  United  Norwegian  Lutheran 

Church,  St.  Anthony  Park 
Rev    Marcus  O    Bockman,   D  D ,    President 


MISSISSIPPI 

AH  Saints'  Episcopal  College,  Vicksburg 

Thomas   P    Bailey,   Dean 
Jackson  College   (colored),  Jackson 
Rev    Di    C    O    Booth,  Director 

MISSOURI 

Bible  College  of  Missouri  (Disc.),  Columbia 

Re\     Graniille  D    Ed^waids,   Dean 
Central  Wesleyan  College  German  Evangeli- 
cal Seminary  (M.E.),  Warrenton 
Rev    Otto  E    Kriege,  DD,  President 
Christian  University   College   of   the    Bible, 

Canton 
Re\     Henry  B    Robison,  Dean 


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Missouri — continued 

Clinton   German   Seminary,  Clinton 

Rev    J    F    Simon,   President 
Concordia  Theological  Seminary  (Ev.  Luth  ) , 

St.  Louis 

Rev    Francis  Pieper,  D  D  ,  President 
Diury   College,    School   of    Bible   and    Chris- 
tian Training,  Springfield 
William  J    Lhamon,   A  M  ,   Dean 
German  (Eden)  Evangelical  Missouri  College, 

St.  Louis 

Rev   William  Becker,  President 
German   Theological  Seminary,  Warrenton 
Friedrich  Munz,  D  D ,   Dean 
Kenriek    Theological    Seminary     (B.C.),    St. 

Louis 

Rev    M.  S    Ryan,  CM,  D  D ,  President 
La  Salle  Institute,   Glencoe 

Bi  other  Paul,  Principal 
St.  Clement's  College,  De  Soto 

Rev    Joseph  A    Bell,   President 
St.  Louis  University  School  of  Divinity  (B  C.), 

Rev.   William   Fanning,   8  J ,   Dean 
Scarritt  Bible  and  Training  School*  Kansas 

City 
Maria  L.   Gibson,    Principal 

Harris    and    Askew    Avenues 
William  Jewell   College  School  of  Theology 

(Bapt.),  Liberty 
David  J.  Evans,  Th  D ,  Bean 


NEBRASKA 

Dana  College  Trinity  Seminary    (Ev.Luth.), 
Blair 

Rev    P.    S    Vig,  Dean 
Presbyterian  Theological  Seminary,  Omaha 

Rev    A    B    Mai  shall,   D  D     President 

3303    N     21st    St 


NEW  JERSEY 

Diocesan  Seminary  of  the  Immaculate  Con- 
ception (B.C.),  South  Orange 
Very  Rev.  James  F   Mooney,  President 
Drew  Theological  Seminary  (M.E.),  Madison 

Ezra  Squier  Tipple,  D  D  ,  President 
German     Theological      School     of     Newark 

(Presb.),  Bloomfield 
Henry  J    Weber,  D  D  ,  President 
Princeton     Theological     Seminary     (Presb.), 

Princeton 

J    Ross   Stevenson,   D  D ,    Principal 
Theological     Seminary     of     the     Reformed 

Church  in  America,  New  Brunswick 
Rev.  J.  Preston  Searle,  D.D.,  President 


NEW  YORK 

Alfred    Theological    Seminary    (7thD.Bapt.), 

Alfred 

Arthur  E    Main,  D  D  ,  Dean 
Amity  Theological  School  (Interdenom.),  New 

York 

Rev.  Leighton  Williams,  DD.,  President 
Auburn  Theological  Seminary   (Presb.),  Au- 
burn 
Rev.  George  B.  Stewart.  LL.n    ^resident 


New  York — continued 

Bible  Teachers  Training  School,  New  York 

Re\     William  Hoge   Maiquess,    LL  D ,    Pres 
541  Lexington  Avenue 
Christian  Bil  Heal  Institute,   Stanfordville 

John  B     Weston,   D  D  ,    President 
Colgate  Theological  Seminary  (Bapt.),  Ham- 
ilton 

Rev      John    F     Vichert,    DD,     Dean 
De  Lancy  Divinity  School  (P.E.),  Geneva 
Rev    Thomas  B.  Berry,  Warden 
Foils  Mission  Institute,   Herkimer 

Rev    Chas    E    To\vnsend,  Puncipal 
General  Theological  Seminary  of  the  Protes- 
tant Episcopal  Church,  New  York 
Very  Rlev    Herbert  M    Denslow,   D  D ,   Pies 
German  Martin  Luther  Seminary,  Buffalo 

Rev    Rudolph   Grabau,    Dean 
Hartwick    Seminary    (Ev.   Luth.),   Hartwlck 

Seminary 

Alfred  Hiller,   D  D  ,   Chairman 
Jewish    Theological    Seminary    of    America, 

New  York 
Solomon   Schechter,   LittJX,   President 

531  West   123d  Street 
Mount    S.    Alphonsus   Theological    Seminary 

(RC.),  Esopus 

Rev   W    O    Licking.  C  SS  R.,  President 
Redemptorist  Seminary,  Esopus 

Rev     John    6     Kissnei,    CSSR,    Rector 
Rochester    Theological     Seminary     (Bapt.), 

Rochester 

P     A     Barbonr,    D  D ,    President 
Walter  Rauschenbush,    Dean 
St.  Bonaventure  Seminary  (R.C.),  St.  Bona» 

venture 

Rev     Benevenutus    Ryan,    President 
St.  Bernard's  Seminary  (R.C.),  Rochester 

Rt    Rev    Thomas  F    Hickey,  President 
St.  John's  College  Diocesan  Theological  Semi- 
nary (R  C.) ,  Brooklyn 
"Rev    W    C   Hoctor,    Dean 
St.  Joseph's  Seminary  (R.C.) ,  Yonkers 

Rev     John    P    Chadwick,    D  D ,    President 
St.  Lawrence  University  Canton  Theological 

School    (Univ.),  Canton 
John   Murrav  Atwood,    D  D  ,   Dean 
Seminary  of  Our  Lady  of  Angels  (R.C.),  Ni- 
agara University  P.  O. 
Rev.   W.   E.   Katzenberger,    Dean 
Union   Theological   Seminary    (Interdenom.), 

New  York 
Rev.  Francis  Brown,  D.D ,  President 

Broadway  and  120th  Street 
Wesleyan  Methodist  Seminary,  Houghton 
James   S     Luckey,    President 

NORTH  CAROLINA 
Belmont  Abbey  Seminary  (B.C.),  Belntont 

Rev.  Leo  Haid,  O  S  B ,  President 
Biddle      University      School      of      Theology 

(Presb.),  Charlotte 
Rev.  H.  L.    McCrorey,  D  D ,  Dean 
Free  Will  Baptist  Theological  Seminary,  Ay- 
den 

J     B     Sawyer,    A  B ,    President 
Immanuel  Lutheran  College,  Greensboro 

Rev     P     Berg,    President 
Shaw   University    Divinity   School    (colored), 

(Bapt.),    Raleigh 
Rev.   Nicholas  F.   Roberts,    D  D ,   Dean 


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OHIO 

Ashland       College       Theological       Seminars 

<Breth.>,  Ashland 
Re\     J     Allen   Millet,   D  D  ,   Dean 
Bonebrake  Theological  Seminary  (U.  Breth.), 

Da>  ton 

Josiah  P.  Landis,  LL  D ,  President 
Central  Theological  Seminary  (Kef.)t  Dayton 
Hev     Hemj    J     Chnjbtman,    DD,    President 
Cleveland   Bible  Institute,   Cle\ eland 
J    Walter  ilalone,    President 

•  32nd  and  Cedar 

Christian  Biblical  Institute  Defiance  College, 

Defiance 

Rev    P    W    McReynolds,  D  D ,  President 
Defiance  College,  Defiance 

Re\     P    W    McTlej  nolds,  E  D  ,  President 
Evangelical  Lutheran   Theological  Seminary 

Capital  University,  Columbus 
Rev    P.  W    Stellhorn,  D  D  ,  Dean 
Hamma  Divinity  School  Wittenberg  College 

<Ev  Luth,)»  Springfield 
David  H.  Bauslin,  D.D ,  Dean 
Hebrew  Union  College,  Cincinnati 
Kaufmann  Kohler,  Ph  D.,  President 
Interdenominational     College    of     University 

College,  Oak  Hill 
James  Jones,   Dean 

Kenyon  College  Divinity  School  (PJG.),  Gam- 
bier 

Rev    Hosea  "W.  Jones,  DD,  Dean 
Lane  Seminary  (Presb.),  Cincinnati 
Rev.  William  McKibbln,  LL.D.,  President 

2800    Gilbert    Avenue 
Mount    St.    Mary's    Seminary    of    the    West 

(K.C.),  Ellenora 

Rev    Francis  J    Beekmann,  President 
Nafet     Theological     Seminary     of     Baldwin- 
Wallace    College,    Berea 
Charles    W     Hertzler,    DD,    Dean 
Oberlin    Theological    Seminary     (non-sect.), 

Oberlin 

Rev.  Edward  I    Bosworth,  D  D.,  Dean 
Payne  Theological  Seminary  Wilberforce  Uni- 
versity (A.M.E),  Wilberforce 
Rev.  George  F.  Woodson,  Dean 
St.  Charles  Borromeo  Theological  Seminary 

(B.C.),  Carthagena 

Rev.   Paulinus  Trost,   C  PP  S.f   President 
St.  Frances  Seraphlcus  College   (B.C.),  Cin- 
cinnati 
Rev.  Bernard  Nurre,  Rector 

1615  Vine  Street 
St.     Marv's    Theological    Seminary     (B.C.), 

Cleveland 

Rev    J    P    Michaelis,  Rector 
Wittenberg  Theological  Seminary,  Springfield 

David  Henry  Bauslin,  D  D ,  Dean 
Xenia     Theological     Seminary      (Un.Presb.), 

Xenla 
Joseph  Kyle,   D  D  ,   President 


OREGON 

Eugene  Bible  University  (Disc.)*  Eugene 
Rev.  Eugene  C.  Sanderson,  LL  D ,  President 

Kimball  College  of  Theology  Willamette  Uni- 
versity (M.E.),  Salem 
Rev    Henry  J    Talbot,   D  D ,   Dean 


PENNSYLVANIA 

C'ro/er  Theological  Seminary   (Bapt ),  Ches- 
ter 

Rev    Milton  G    Evans,  D  D  ,  President 
Dnmity  School  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal 

Church,  Philadelphia 
Re\     George  G    Bartlett,  Dean 
Lincoln       University       Theological       School 

(Presb.),  Lincoln  University 
Rev.  John  B.  Rendall,   D  D  ,  Dean 
Lutheran  Theological  Seminary,  Gettysburg 

Rev    J    A    Singmaster,  D  D 
Lutheran  Theological  Seminary,  Philadelphia 
Rev    Ht>m  y  E    Jacobs,  LL  D  ,   Dean 

7301   Germantown   Avenue 
Mead v ille  Theological  School  (Unita.),  Mead- 

ville 
Rev.    Franklin    Chester    Southworth,    D  D , 

President 
Moravian     College     Theological      Seminary, 

Bethlehem 

Rev.  Augustus  Schultze,  L.H  D ,  President 
Philadelphia    Theological    Seminary    of    St. 

Charles  Borromeo  (B.C.),  Overbrook 
Heniy  T    Dium^oole,  LL  D  ,  Rector 
Pittsburg   Theological    Seminary    (UJPresb.), 
Pittsburg 

^Rey^  John  McNaugher,  President  _^ 

Reformed  Presbyterian  Theological  Seminary, 

Pittsburgh 

Rev    Richard  Cameion  Wylie,  DD,  Dean 
School  of  Theology,  Ursinus  College,  Phila- 
delphia 

James    I     Good,   Dean 
St      Charles    Borromeo    Seminary     (B.    C.), 

O\ erbrook 
St.   Vincent's   College   Theological    Seminary 

(B.C.),  Beatty 

Rev    Leander  Schnerr,   O  S  B  ,  President 
St.  Vincent's  Seminary   (R.C.),  Germantown 
Rev    Patrick  McHale,   C.M ,   President 
Stewart       Theologi<»al       Seminary       (Cong. 

Met!-.),  Philadelphia 
Rev    J    Bakei    Stewart,  President 

llth  and  Westmoreland 
Susquehanna  University  School  of  Theology 

(EvJLuth.),  SeUnsgrove 
Franklin  P    Manhart,  D  D ,  Dean 
Temple     University     School     of     Theology, 

Philadelphia 

Walter    B     Shumway,    D  D ,    Dean 
Theological  Seminary  of  the  Reformed  Church 

in  the  United  States,  Lancaster 
Rev    John   C    Bowman,   D  D ,  President 
Theological  Seminary  of  the  Reformed  Epis- 
copal  Church,   Philadelphia 
John  D    Wilson,  D  D  ,  Chairman  of  Faculty 
Theological  Seminary  of  the  Reformed  Pres- 
bvterian  Church  in  North  America,  Phil- 
adelphia 

Rev    David  Steel,  LL  D  ,  Dean 
Western     Theological     Seminary      (Presb.), 

Pittsburg 
Rev  James  A   Kelso,  D  D.,  President 


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SOUTH  CAROLINA 

Benedict  College  Divinity  School  (Bapt.),  Co- 
lumbia 

Rev    B    W    Valentine,  Dean 
Columbia  Theological  Seminary  (Presb.),  Co- 
lumbia 

Rev    Thornton  Whaling,   LL  D ,   President 
Erskine  Theological   Seminary    (A.B.Presb.), 

Due  West 

F.  Y.  Pressly,  D  D ,  President 
Lutheran    Theological    Seminary,    Charleston 
Rev    Andrew  G    Volght,   D  D  ,  President 


TENNESSEE 

Braden  Bible  Training:  School  Walden  Univer- 
sity (M.E.),  Nashville 
Rev    John  A.   Kumler,  D  D ,   Dean 
Johnson  Bible    College,   Kimberlin   Heights 

Ashley  S    Johnson,  Piesident 
Knoxville     College    Theological     School     (U. 

Presb.)*  Knoxville 

Rev.    Ralph   W.   McGranahan,   President 
Lane     College     Theological     School     (M.E.), 

Jackson 

Rev     F.    H     Rodgers,    President 
Methodist     Training     School     for     Christian 

Workers,  Nashville 
James  IE    McCulloch,  Superintendent 
Southwestern  Presbyterian  University  Theo- 
logical Department,  Olarksville 
Rev     Angus  R     Shaw,    D  D  ,    Dean 
University  of  the  South,  Theological  Depart- 
ment, Sewanee 
Very    Rev     Cleveland    K     Benedict,    D  D , 

Dean 
Vanderbilt    University    Biblical    Department 

(M.ESo.),  Nashville 
Rev    Wilbur  F.  Tillett,  LL  D ,  Dean 


TEXAS 

Austin  Presbyterian  Theological  School,  Aus- 
tin 

Rev    James  O    Reavis,   t*L  D  ,  Dean 
Bishop      College      Theological      Department 

(Bapt.),  Marshall 
Rev    Charles  H.  Maxson,  Dean 
Paul  Quinn  College  Department  of  Theology 

(A.M.E.),  Waco 
Rev    D    S    Moten,  Dean 
Peniel  University,  Peniel 

James  B     Chapman,   A  B  ,   President 
Southwestern  Baptist   Theological   Seminary 

Fort  Worth 
Rev    B    H    Carroll,   President 


Te  vat, — Con  tinned 

Texas   Christian   University   Brite  College   of 

the  Bible,  Xort  Worth 
Clinton  Lockhart,   LL  D  ,  President 
Westminister  College  Tlieologu  al  Department 

(Meth.Prot.) ,    Tehuacana 
Rev.   Henry  H.   Price.   Dean 

VIRGINIA 

Bishop  Payne  Divinity  School  (P.E.),  Peters- 
burg 

Rev    C    B    Biyan,   D  D  ,  Rector 
Protestant    Episcopal    Theological    Seminary 

in  Virginia,  Alexandria 
Rev    Samuel  A    Wallis,   D  D ,    Dean 
Union     Theological     Seminary     in     Virginia 

(Presb.),  Richmond 

Rev.  Walter  W    Moore,   LL  D  ,  President 
Virginia   Theological   Seminary    and  College 

(non-sect. ),  Lynch  burg 
James    R    L    Diggs,   PhD,    President 
Virginia    Union    University    Theological    De- 
partment (Bapt.),  Richmond 
George  B   Hovey,  D  D ,  Dean 


WASHINGTON 

Gonzaga  College  House  of  Studies  for  Scho- 
lastics   (BC.),  Spokane 
Rev.   Louis  Taelman,   S  J ,    President 


WEST  VIRGINIA 

Bethany   College,  Department  of  Ministerial 
Education    (Disc.),  Bethany 

Rev    William   Brooks   Taylor,    Dean 


WISCONSIN 

Evangelical  Lutheran  Theological  Seminary, 
Wauwatosa 

Rev.  John  Schaller,  President 
Nashotah  House   (P.E.),  Nashotah 

Rev.  Edward  A.  Larrabee,   D  D ,  Dean 
Provincial  Seminary  of  the  Reformed  Church, 

Mission  House  College,  Plymouth 
Rev.  E.  A    Hofer,  D  D  ,  President 
Provincial  Seminary  of  St.  Francis  de  Sales 

(R.C.),  St.  Francis 
Rev.  Joseph  Rainer,  V.G,  President 
St.  Clement's  College  (RC.),  Oconomowoc 

Very  Rev.  Francis  Miller,  C  SS  R ,  President 
St.   Lawrence   Ecclesiastical   College    (RC.), 

Mount  Calvary 
Rev.  Benedict  Mueller,   O  M.Cap  ,  Rector 


SCHOOLS  OF  LAW 


ALAB3JMLA 

t  Diversity     of     Alabama,     School     of     Law, 
Tuscaloosa 

Albert   J     Fai  rah,    LL  B  ,    Dean. 


ARKANSAS 

University   of   Arkansas,     Law    Department, 

Little  Rock 
J    H    Carmichael,  Dean 

T     N     Robeitson,    Secretary 


CALIFORNIA 

Hastings  College  of  the  Law,  University  of 

California,   San   Francisco 
Edward   R    Taylor,    Dean 

Leland  Stanford  Junior  University,  Law  De- 
partment,  Stanford  University 
Charles  A     Huston,   Dean 
Los  Angeles  College  of  Law,  Los  Angeles 
Daniel  M.  Hammock,   Dean 

722    Troust    Bldg 
Oakland  College  of  Law,  Oakland 

W    J    Connell,    Dean 
St.  Ignatius  University,  College  of  Law,  San 

Francisco 

Matt   I    Sullivan    LL  D ,   Dean 
San  Francisco  Law   School,   San   Francisco 
James   A.   Ballentine,   Dean. 
Southwestern  Iniversity,  School  of  Law,  Los 

Angeles 

Arthur  J     Abbott,    Dean 
L  Diversity    of    Santa    Clara    School   of   Law, 

Santa    Clara 

James    EC     Campbell,    Dean 
University  of  Southern  California,  College  of 

Law,  Los  Angeles 
Frank    M.    Porter,    LL.B,,    Dean 

First   and  Broadway 


COLORADO 

Denver   Law    School,    University    of   Denver, 
Denver 

George  C    Manly,  A.M  ,  LL.B ,  Dean. 
University     of     Colorado,      School     of     Law, 

Boulder 
John   D    Fleming,   ILL  D ,   Dean 


CONNECTICUT 

Vale  Uni\ersit^,  School  of  Law,  New  Haven 

Thomas  Walter  S\tan,  Dean 


DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

Catholic  University  of  America,  Law  School, 
Washington 

Thomas    C     Carngan,  Ph  D ,    Dean 
•Ymmi    Brow  n,     Secretary 

Georgetown  University,  School  of  Law,  Wash- 
ington 

Geoise    B     Hamilton,    LL  D ,    Dean 
Hugh    J     Fegan,    Secretary-Treasurer 
George   Washington   University,    Department 

of  Law,  Washington 
E\  erett    Fraser     LiL  B  ,    Dean 
Howard     University,    Law   School    (colored), 

Washington 

Benjamin  F.  Leighton,   LL.D  ,  Dean 
National  University,  Law  Department,  Wash- 
ington 

Charles  F    Carusi,  LL  M  .  Dean 
Eugene    D     Carusi,    LL  M ,    Secretary 
*  816  13th   St    N    W 

Potomac   University,   School  of  Law,  Wash- 
ington 

Ralph    B     Walker,    L1J  M ,    Dean 
Washington  College  of  Law,  Washington 
Emma  M     Gillett,   Dean 
Anna    O  Neill,    Secretary    and    Registrar 

FLORIDA 

Stetson  University,  Department  of  Law,  De 
Land 

Richmond    A     Rasoo,    LL  B  ,    Dean 
University      of      Florida,      College      of      Law, 
Gainesville 

Harry    R,     Trusler,    Dean 


GEORGIA 

Atlanta  Law  School,   Atlanta 

Hamilton  Douglas,   Dean 
Emory  College,  School  of  Law,  Oxford 

Charles  E    Bowman,   A.M  ,  Dean 
Mercer  University,  Law  Department,  Macon 

Emory    Speer,    LL.  D  ,    Dean 
University  of  Georgia,  Law  School,  Athens 

Sylvanus  Morris,   B  L  ,   Dean 


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IDAHO 

University  of  Idaho,  College  of  Law,  Moscow 

George   D    A3rers,    UJ  B ,    Dean 


ILLINOIS 

Chicago  Business  Law  School,  Chicago 

Charles  Ailing,  Jr ,  Dean 

69   West  Washington   St 
Chicago-Kent  College  of  Law,  Chicago 
Edmund  W.  Burke,  LL  B  ,  Dean 

8   S    Dearborn    St 
Chicago  Law  School,  Chicago 
J.  J    Tobias,  Chancellor 

64   West  Randolph   Street 
Hamilton   College  of  Law,   Chicago 

119    W     Madison    Street 
Shelley  B    Neltor    Dean 
Illinois  College  of  Law,  De  Paul  University, 

Chicago 

Charles  L    Mahonev,  L.L,  D  ,  Dean 
A     E     Mayo,    Secretary 

207    S    Wabash    Avenue 

Illinois    Weslevan    University,   Law    Depart- 
ment, Bloomlngton 
Charles    "L     Capen,    Dean 
Loyola  College  of  Law,  Chicago 
William  Dillon,   L.L.  D ,    Dean 

Clark   and  Randolph   Streets 
Marshall  Law  School,  John,  Chicago 
Edward  T.  Lee,  Dean 

35   North   Dearborn   Street 
Northwestern   University   Law   School,    Chi- 
cago 
John   H    Wigmore,    Dean 

Dearborn   and   Lake   Streets 
Frederic    B     Crossley     Secretary 
Universitv  of  Chicago  Law  School.  Chicago 
James  Parker  Hall    LL  B  .  Dean 

1>xfngton   Ave    and   59th   St 
University   of  Illinois,   College  of  Law,   Ur- 

bana 

Henry  W    Ballantme,  Dean 
Webster  College  of  Law,  Chicago 
George  H    (Meyer,  Dean 

14  West  Washington 

INDIANA 

American  Central  Law  School,  Indianapolis* 

T     J     Moll     Dean 
Benjamin  Harrison  Law  School,  Indianapolis 

Theophilus   J    Moll,    Dean 
Central  Normal  College  School  of  Law,  Dan- 
ville 

Solon  A    Enloe,  Dean 

Indiana  Law   School.   University   of   Indian- 
apolis, Indianapolis 
James  A    Rohbach,  IiL.  B ,   Dean 
Indiana  University,  School  of  Law,  Bloom- 
lngton 

Enoch  G    Hogate,  I/L  D ,  Dean 
Indjtananolis  College  of  Law,  Indianapolis 
E.  J    Heeb,   Secretary 

When  Building 
Marion  Law  School,  Marion 
O.   D.   Clawson    Dean 
Muncie     Normal     Institute     Department    of 

Law,  Muncie 
Lex  Kintner,  Dean 


Indiana — continued 

University  of  Notre  Dame,  Law  Department, 
Notre  Dame 

William  Hoynes,  L.L  D  ,  Dean 
Valparaiso   University,   School   of   Law,  Val- 
paraiso 

M    J    Bowman,  Jr ,  AM,  Dean 

IOWA 

Drake     University,     College     of     Law,     Des 
Moines 

Edward  B    Evans.  LL.  D ,  Dean 
Highland  Park  College  of  Law,  Des  Moines 

John   I    Dille.   LL.  D ,    Dean 
State   University   of   Iowa,    College   of  Law, 
Iowa  City 

Dudley  O    McGovney,   Dean 


KANSAS 

University  of  Kansas,   School  of  Law,  Law- 
rence 

J    W    Green,  A  M.f  Dean 
Washburn  College,   Law  School,  Topeka 

Thomas  W    Hughes,   Dean 


KENTUCKY 

Central  Law  School,  State  University   (color- 
ed), Louisville 
William   C     Brown,    Dean 
Central  University,  Law  Department,   Dan- 
ville 

Archibald    H     Throckmorton,    LL  B ,    Dean 
Jefferson  School  of  Law,  Louisville 

Thomas   R    Gordon,    Dean 
State  XTniversity  of  Kentucky,  Lexington 

William  T    Lafferty,   AM     Dean 
Universitv    of    Louisville,    Law    Department, 

Louisville 
C.   B    Seymour,  Dean 

115   W    Broadway 


LOUISIANA 

Tulane  University,  Law  School,  New  Orleans 

Charles   P    Penner,   Dean 

115  W.  Ave.  and  University  Place 
Louisiana  State  University,  Law  School,  Ba- 
ton Rouge. 

Robert  L    Tullis,  L.L  B  ,  Dean 
Lovola  University  Law  School,  New  Orleans 
John  St    Paul,   Dean 


MAINE 

University  of  Maine,  College  of  Law,  Ban- 

gor 
William  E    Walz.  MA,  Dean 

MARYLAND 

University  of  Maryland,  School  of  Law,  Bal- 
timore 

Henry  D    Harlan,    Dean 


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MASSACHUSETTS 

Boston    Y.    M.    C     A.    Evening:   Law   School, 
Boston 

Frank  P    Speare,  Dean 
Boston  University   Law  School,  Boston 

Homer  Albers,   A.M ,   Dean 

Ashburton   Place 
Harvard  University    Law  School,  Cambridge 

Roscoe   Pound,   Dean 
Portia  School  of  Law,  Boston 

Arthur  W    Mac   Lean,   Dean 
Suffolk    School   of   Lave,   Boston 

Gleason   L    Archer,    Dean 

45   Mt    Veinon   Street 


MICHIGAN 

Detroit  College  of  Law,  Detroit 

William   L    Carpenter,   President 

66    Home    iBank    Building 
Philip    T     Van    Zile,    LL  D ,    Dean 
Malcolm    McGregor,    Secretary 
University   of  Detroit.   College  of  Law,   De- 
troit 

George  S    Hosmer    Dean 
University  of  Michigan,  Department  of  Law, 

Ann  Arbor 
H    M    Bates,   Dean 
Edwin    C     Goddard,    Secretary 


MINNESOTA 

Austin  College  of  Law,  Southern  Minnesota 
Normal  College,  Austin 

F.  W.    Greenman,   Dean 
International    Law    and    Business    Institute, 

Minneapolis 
J    J.  Craig,  President 

1904  Second  Avenue  S 
Minneapolis  College  of  Law,  Minneapolis 

19th    and    2nd    Ave ,    S 
Minnesota  College  of  Law,  Minneapolis 

Elmer   C    Patterson,    Dean 
Northwestern  College  of  Law,  Minneapolis 
George  E    Young,  Dean 

Plymouth    Bldg 

St.  Paul  College  of  Law,  St.  Paul 
Judge   G.   L.   Bunn,   President 
University  of  Minnesota,  College  of  Law 
William  Reynolds  Vance,  LL.D.,  Dean 

University    and   llth    Aves 


MISSISSIPPI 

Millsaps  College,  Law  School,  Jackson 

A.   H     Whitneld,    LL  D ,    Dean 
University  of  Mississippi,  Law  School,  Uni- 
versity 

Leonard   J     Farley,    Dean 

MISSOURI 

Benton  College  of  Law,  St.  Louis 

George  L    Corlis,  Dean 

cor.  Franklin  and  Grand 
City  College  of  Law  and  Finance,  St.  Louis 

Eustace  C.  Wheeler,  Dean 


Missouri — continued 

Kansas  City  School  of  Law,  Kansas  City 

E    D    Ellison,  Dean 

Elmer    N     Powell,    Secretary 

718  Commerce  Building 
Metropolitan  College  of  Law,  St.  Louis 
William  H    Peabody,  LLB,  President 

Odeon  Theatre  Building 
St.  Louis  Law  School,  Washington  University, 

St.  Louis 

Richard  L    Goode,   Dean 
Henrietta    Hough,    Secietary 

1417   Locust  Street 
St    Louis   University,  Institute   of  Law,    St 

Louis 
O'Neill  Ryan,  LL  D  ,   Dean 

3642    Lmdell    Boulevard 

University  of  Missouri,  Law  Department,  Co- 
lumbia 
Eldon    R     James,    LL  B 


MONTANA 

Helena  Law  College,  Helena 

E    H     Gunderson,   Dean 

Lniversity  of  Montana,  School  of  Law,  Mis- 
soula 

Albert   N    Whitlock,    LL  B ,    Dean 


NEBRASKA 

Creighton  University  College  of  Law,  Omaha 

Paul    L     Martin,    LL.  B ,    Dean 

210    S     18th    St 
Omaha  School  of  Law,  Omaha 

Howard   Kennedy,   Dean 

University  of  Nebraska,  College  of  Law,  Lin- 
coln 
William  Granger  Hastings,  Dean 


NEW  JERSEY 

New  Jersey  Law  School,  Newark 

Richard  D.   Currier,  Dean 


NEW  YORK 

Albany  Law   School,   Union   University,    Al- 
bany 

J   Newton  Fiero,  LL.D ,  Dean 
John    C     Watson,    Registrar 
Brooklyn  Law  School,  Brooklyn 
W.    Payson   Richardson,    Dean 

Eagle   Building 
Theresa  A    Young,    Secretary 
Buffalo  Law  School,   University  of  Buffalo, 

Buffalo 
Carlos  C.  Alden,  LL  M.,  Dean 

933  Ellicott  Square 
Columbia   University    School    of    Law,    New 

York  , 

Harlan  F    Stone,  Dean  ""  l" 

116th  and  Amsterdam  Avenue 


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New  York — continued 

Cornell  University  College  of  Law,  Ithaca 

Edwin  H    Woodruff,   Dean 
Fordham    University    School    of    Law,    New 

York 
John    Whalen,    LL  D  ,    Dean 

140   Nassau 

T     J     Shealy,    Secretaiy 
New  York  taw  School,  New  York 
George  Chase,   Dean 

35   Nassau 

New  York  University  Law  School,  New  York 
Fiank  H    Sommer,   Dean 

Washington  Square,  East 
Syracuse  University  College  of  Law,  Syracuse 
Frank    R     Walker,    AM,    Dean 


NORTH  CAROLINA 

Shaw  University  Law  School   (colored),  Ra- 
leigh 

Wmneld  H    Lyon,  Jr  ,  Dean 
Trinity  College,  School  of  Law,  Durham 

Samuel  Fox  Mordecai,  LL  D  ,  Dean 
University  of  North  Carolina,  Law  Depart- 
ment, Chapel  Hill 
Lucius  Polk  McGehee,   A  B ,   Dean 
Wake    Forest    College,    Law    School,    Wake 

Forest 
Needham  Y    Gulley,   M  A ,  Dean 


NORTH  DAKOTA 

University  of  North  Dakota  Law  Department, 
University 

George   T     Wells,    LL  D ,    Dean 


OHIO 

Backus  Law  School  of  Western  Reserve  Uni- 
versity, Cleveland 

Walter  T.  Dunmore,  Dean 

1470    E     116th    St 

Cincinnati   Law   School,    Cincinnati 
William  P    Rogers,   Dean 
Cleveland  Law  School  of  Baldwin  University, 

Cleveland 

Willis  Vickery,  Dean 
McDonald  Educational  Institute  Law  School, 

Cincinnati 
Robert  M    Ochiltree,  LL  D  f  Dean 

7th  and  Walnut 
Ohio   Northern   University,   College   of  Law, 

Ada 

Jay   P    Taggart,    LL  B ,    Dean 
Ohio  State  University  College  of  Law,   Co- 
lumbus 

John   J     Adams,   Dean 
William  H    Page,   Secretary 
St    John  University,  College  of  Law,  Toledo 

John  P   Manton,  Dean 
Toledo  University,  College  of  Law,  Toledo 

S    P    Axlme,   Dean 
University   of  Cincinnati,   Law  Department, 

Cincinnati 
William  P.  Rogers,  Dean 

9th  and  Vine 


Ohio — continued 

Y    M.  C.  A.  Night   Law  School,    Cincinnati 

Robt    M    Ochiltiee,  LL  D  ,  Dean 
Y.   M.    C.   A    Evening    Law  School,   Colum- 
bus 

Charles  R    Frankham,   Dean 


OKLAHOMA 

University    of    Oklahoma    College    of    Law, 
Norman 

Julicn    C     Alonnet,    Dean 


OREGON 

University  of  Oregon  School  of  Law,   Port- 
land 

Edward  W    Hope,  Ph  D,  Dean 
Willamette     University,     Law     Department, 
Salem 

I    H   Van  Winkle,  LL  B ,  Dean 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Dickinson  School  of  Law,  Carlisle 
William  Trickett,  LL  D  ,  Dean 
Duquesne    University  School  of  Law,   Pitts- 
burg 

Joseph    M.    Swearingen,   Dean 
Temple  University  Law  School,  Philadelphia 
Francis  Chapman,   LL.D ,   Dean 

N    Broad   and   Berks 

University   of   Pittsburg  Law    School,    Pitts- 
burg 
John  D    Shafer,  Dean 

Perrysville  Ave    A 
A     M     Thompson,    Secretary 
University     of     Pennsylvania,     Law    School, 

Philadelphia 
Ephraim  Mikell,  Dean 
B    M    Snover,   Secretary 

So.   34th   and   Chestnut 


SOUTH  CAROLINA 

University   of  South  Carolina,   Law  School, 

Columbia 
John  P.  Thomas*  Jr,   Dean 


SOUTH  DAKOTA 

University  of  South  Dakota,  School  of  Law, 
Vermilion 

Marshall  McKusick,  Acting  Dean 


TENNESSEE 

American  University  of  Harriman,  Law  De- 
partment, Harrixnan 
Cumberland  University  Law  School,  Lebanon 

S    G    Brown,  AM.,  Dean 
University    of    Nevada    Mackay    School    ef 
Nathan  Green,  LL  D ,  Dean 


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Tennessee — continued 

Union  University  Law  School,  Jackson 

James  H    Land,   Dean 
University    of    Tennessee  Law  Department, 

Knoxville 

Charles  W    Turner,  A  M  ,  Dean 
Uniiersity    of    West    Tennessee    College    of 

Lau,  Memphis 
M     V     Tjjnk,    Dean 
Vanderbilt      University      Law      Department, 

Nashville 

John    B     K>?ble     Dean 

Walden    I  nriersity,    Law    Department    (col- 
ored), Nashville 
George  T    Robinson,   A  M.,   Dean 


TEXAS 

Fort    Worth    University,    Law    Department, 

Port  Worth 
O    S    Lattimore,   Dean 
University  of  Texas,  Law^  Department,  Aas- 

John  C    Townes,  Dean 

W    M    Clea%es,    Secietary 


UTAH 


University  of  Utah  College  of  Law,  Salt  Lake 

James  Learj,  Dean 


VIRGINIA 

Richmond  College  Law  School,  Richmond 

"William  S    McNeill,  LL.  D  ,  Dean 
tniversity    of   Virginia    Law    School,    Char- 
lottesville 

William   M    Lile,   L.L.D.,   Dean 


Virginia — c  o  n  1 1  n  u  e  d 

Washington  and  Lee  University  Law  School, 
Lexington 

Martin  P    Burks,  LL  D  ,  Dean 


WASHINGTON 


Gonzaga    University,    Department    of    Law, 

Spokane 

Edward   J    Cannon,    Dean 
Spokane    Law    School,    Spokane 

James    T     Burcham,    Dean 
University  of  Washington  Law  School,  Seat- 
tle 
John  T.   Condon,  LL  M ,  Dean 


WEST   VIRGINIA 


West    Virginia    University    College    of   Law, 
Morgantown 

H    C    Jones,   LL.  D  ,  Dean 


WISCONSIN 


Marqnette   University   College  of  Law,   Mil- 
waukee 

Max    Schoetz,    Dean 
Milwaukee  Law  School,  Milwaukee 

L.ynn  S    Pease,   LL  B  ,  President 

120   Wisconsin   St 
University  of  Wisconsin  Law  School,  Madison 

Harry  S    Richards,   LL  D ,   Dean 


SCHOOLS  OF  MEDICINE 


Birmingham  Medical  College,  Birmingham 

Lewis    C     Morris,    M  D ,    Dean 
E    TP    Hogan,    M  D ,   Secretary 

Ave     F.    and   20th    St 
University  of  Alabama,  School  of  Medicine, 

Mobile 

Tucker   H     Fi  azei ,    M  D  ,    Dean 
William   L     Cahall,    A  M ,    Registrar 


ARKANSAS 

University  of  Arkansas,  Medical  Department, 
Little  Bock 

Morgan    Smith,   M  D ,    Dean 
F     S     Overton,    Registrar 


CALIFORNIA 

California  Eclectic  Medical  College,  Los  An- 
geles 
J    A    Munk,   Dean 

Lyon  and  Macy  Streets 
College  of  Medical  Evangelists,  Loma  TJrnda 

Alfred  Q    Shryock,  A  B  ,  Dean 
College    of    Physicians    and    Surgeons,    San 

Francisco 
L.     W     iSpi  iggs,    M  D  ,    Dean 

Phelan  Building 

C     O     Southard,    M  D ,    Secretary 
Hahnemann  Medical  College  of  the  Pacific, 

San  Francisco 
James  B    Ward,  M  D  ,  Dean 

Sacramento    and    Maple    Streets 
Leland-Stanford  University,  Medical  Depart- 
ment, San  Francisco 
William  Ophuls,  M  D  ,   Dean 
O.  L    Elliott,  Registrar 

Sacramento  and  Webster 
Oakland    College    of   Medicine    and    Surgery, 

Oakland 

Hayward  G    Thomas,  M  D  ,  President 
Edward  N    Ewer,  M  D  ,  .Registrar 

Grove    and    31st    St« 
San  Francisco  Polyolinic  and  Post  Graduate 

Medical  School,  San  Francisco 
E    P    Hogan,    Secretary 

Ave     F    and    20th   St 
University  of  California,  Medical  Department, 

Berkeley 
Herbert    C     Moffitt,    M  D ,    Dean 

Schroth   Building 


California — continued 

University    of    California,    Medical    Depart- 
ment,    San     Francis*  o 

A    A    D'Ancona,  M.D ,  Dean 

University  of  California,  Medical  Department, 
Los  Angeles 

Geoige    H     Kress,  JM  D  ,    Dean 
University  of  Southern  California,  College  of 
Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Los  Angeles 

Charles  W    Bryson,  M  D ,  Dean 
Waltei     S     Johnson,     M  D ,     Sec  -Treas 


COLORADO 

University  of  Colorado,   School  of  Medicine, 
Boulder 

Charles   N    Meader    M  D  ,  Dean 
University   of   Colorado   School   of  Medicine, 
Denver 

Ross  C    Whitman,  M  D  ,  Secretaiy 


CONNECTICUT 

Tale  University  Department  of  Medicine,  New 
Haven 

George  Blumer,   M.D  ,  Dean 


DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

Georgetown  University,  Medical  Department, 
Washington 

George  M    Kober,  M  D ,   Dean 
George  Washington   University,    Department 

of  Medicine,  Washington 
William  C    Box  den,    MT>     Dean 

1325  H  Street  N".  W. 
Howard     University,     Medical     Department 

(colored),  Washington 
Edward  A    Balloch,    M  D  ,  Dean 

6th   and  W  Street* 


GEORGIA 

Atlanta  Medical  College,  Atlanta 
W    S.   Elkin,  MD    Dean 


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Georgia    College    of    Eclectic    Medicine    and 
Surgery,    Atlanta 

Elzie    B     Thomas,    M  D ,   Proctor 

Southern   College   of  Medicine   and   Surgrerj, 
Atlanta 

W    Bernard  Lingo,  M  D  ,  Dean 

52  McDan 

Unuersitv  of  Georgia,    College  ot   Medicine, 
Augusta 

William   H    Doughty,    3-1 D ,    Dean 


HXTNOIS 


Bennett  Medical  College,  Medical  Department 
of  Loyola  University,  Chicago 

Maxmilian   Herzog,    M  D  ,    President 
Owen    Thomas    Ovren,    M  D      Registrar 

1358   Fulton  Street 

Chicago  College  of  Medicine  and  Surgery, 
Medical  Department  of  Valparaiso  Uni- 
versity, Chicago 

John    T>    Nagel,    M  D  ,    Dean 
Fred    C     Zapffe,    M  D      Secretary 

Chicago  Eye,  Ear,  Nose  and  Throat  College, 
Chicago 

William  A    Fisher,  M  D .  Dean 

235  W   Washington  St 

Chicago  Hospital  College  of  Medicine,  Chi- 
cago 

Charles    Hill ,    M  D  ,    President 
Frederick  A    Leusman,   M  D .   Dean 
O'Deon    Bourque,    M  D ,    Registrar 

3832  Rhodes  Avenue 

Hahnemaim  Medical   College,   Chicago 

H    R     Chislett,   M    D,    President 

2811  Cottage  Grove  Ave. 
Joseph   P    Cobb,   MD,   Dean 
P    M.  Clrver,  MD,  Registrar 

Illinois  Post-Graduate  Medical  School,  Chi- 
cago 

Alexander  C    Wiener,  M  D  ,  Secretary 

32  North  State  Street 

PJInois  School  of  Electro-Theropeutics, 
Chicago 

C.  S    Neiswanger,  MD,  President 
30  E.  Randolph  Street 

Jenner  Medical  College,  Chicago 

701    S    Wood    Street 
John  D    MacKellar,   MD,   Secretary 

Northwestern  University  Medical  School, 
Chicago 

Aithur  Robin  Edwards,  MD,  Dean 

2421   Dearborn   Street 
Charles   L     Mix,    M  D ,    Secretary 

Post-Graduate  Medical  School,  Chicago 

Emil   Rees,   MD,  Secretary 

2400  S    Dearborn  Street 


Illinois — continued 


Rush  Medical  College,  Chicago 

Frank   Billings,    M  D  ,    Dean 

Harrison   and  Wcod   Streets 
lniversit\     of   Illinoib,    College    of   Medicine, 
Chicago 

William   E    Qume,  M  D ,   Dean 
William    H     Bio\vne,    Secietaiy 

Congress  and   Honore   Sts 


INDIANA 


Indiana  University  School  of  Medicine*   In- 
dianapolis 

Thai les  P    Emerson,    MD,  Dean 
Valparaiso    tnrtersity   Medical   Department, 
\  alparaiso 

Hemy  B    Brown,  President 


IOWA 


State  University  of  Iowa,  College  of  Homeo- 
pathic Medicine,  Iowa  City 

George    Royal,    M  D ,    Dean 
State   University   of  Iowa   College  of  Medi- 
cine. Iowa  City 

Lee   W     Dean  ,    M  D  ,   Dean 


KANSAS 


University   of  Kansas,   School   of  Medicine, 
Lawrence 

Mervm    T     Sudler,    MD,    Dean 
University   of  Kansas,   School   of  Medicine. 

(Junior  and  Senior  Tears),  Rosedale 
Samuel   J    CTumbme,  M  D ,   Dean 


KENTUCKY 


University    of    T.ouisville,    Medical    Depart- 
ment, Lonisville 

Hemy  E    Tuley,  M  D  ,  Dean 

101    W    Chestnut   Street 


LOUISIANA 


New  Orleans  Policlinic,  New  Orleans 

Chailes    L     Chassaignac,    MD,    Dean 

211  Camp  Street 


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Tulane   Unh  ersity    of    Louisiana,    School    of 

Medicine,  New   Orleans 
Isadora   Dyer,   M  D ,    Dean 

Canal   and   N.   Villere 


MAINE 


Medical  School  of  Maine  at  Bowdoin  College, 
Brunswick 

F    N    Whittler,   M  D ,   Deputy  Dean 

Medical   School  of  Maine,   Medical  Depart- 
ment   Bowdoin  College,  Portland 

Addison   S    Thayer.  M  D  ,   Dean 


MARYLAND 


Johns    Hopkins   University,   Medical    School, 
Baltimore 

John  W    Williams,  M  D ,  Dean 

1128   Cathedial   St 
George  J    Coy,   Registrar 
Unhersity  of  Maryland,  School  of  Medicine, 

Baltimore 
J    M     H     Rowland,    M  D ,   Dean 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Boston  University  School  of  Medicine,  Bos- 
ton 

John  P    Sutherland,   M  D  ,  Dean 
Frank  C    Richardson,  M  D ,  Dean 

295  Commonwealth  Ave 
College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Boston 
Thomas  Davidson  Crothers,  M  D  ,  Dean 
Arthur  S    Kneil,  A  B  ,   Registrar 

517  Shawmut  Ave 

Harvard  University  Medical  School,  Boston 
Edward  H    Bradford,  M  D  ,  Dean 

240  Longwood  Ave 
Tufts  College  Medical  School,  Boston 
Chailes   F    Painter,   MD,   Dean 
Frederic  M    Briggs,  MD,   Secretary 

416    Huntington  Ave 


MICHIGAN 


Detroit    College    of    Medicine    and   Surgery, 
Detroit 

Theodore  A    McGraw,  M  D  ,  Dean 
F    B    Walker,   M  D  „  Registrar 

St   Antolne  and  Mullet 


Michigan — continued 

Innersitv  of  Michigan,  Department  of  Med- 
icine and   Surgery,  Ann  Arbor 

Victor   C1     Vaughan,    M.D  ,    Dean 
Charles  W    Edmundt.,   MD,   Secietary 
Univeisity  of  Michigan  Homeopathic  Medical 
College,  Ann  Arboi 

Wilbert  B    Hmsdale,  M  D  ,   Dean 
Willis  A    Dewey,  M  D  ,   Secretary 


MINNESOTA 


UnKersitv    of    Minnesota,    College    of    Medi- 
cine and   Surgery,  Minneapolis 

Elias  Potter  Lyon,   M  D  ,   Dean 
Richard    O     Beard,    M  D ,    Secretary 


MISSISSIPPI 


University    of    Mississippi,    Medical    Depart- 
ment, Oxford 

W    S    LeathPis.   M  D ,    Dean 


MISSOURI 


American  Medical  College,  St.  Louis 

James  Moores   Ball,    M.D ,    Dean 

2830   Lafayette 

Eclectic   Medical    University,  Kansas  City 

Theodore   Doyle,    M  D ,    Dean 

D    R    Alexander,  M  D ,   Secretary 

1209  Grand  Ave 

Ensworth  Medical  College,  St.  Joseph 
J   W    Heddens,  MD,  Piesident 
F    E    Potter,  M    D ,   Secretary 
Haftnemann    Medical    College,    Kansas    City 

University  (Homeop  ) ,  Kansas  City 
Moses  T    .Runnels,  M  D*,  Dean 

916  Tracy  St 

Sam  H    Snow,  M  D  ,   Registrar 
Kansas  City   Post-Graduate   Medical   School 

and  Hospital,  Kansas  City 
Herbert   Smith,    MD,   Dean 

916  Independence  Ave. 

St.   Louis    College   of    Physicians    and    Sur- 
geons, St.  Louis 
Waldo  Briggs,  M  D  ,  Dean 
E    T.  Brand,  M  D ,   Secretary 

2600  Gamble  St 
St.  Louis  University  School  of  Medicine,  St. 

Louis 
Hanau  W   Loeb,  M  D  ,  Dean 

1402  S    Grand  Ave 
Don  R    Joseph,  M  D  ,  Secretary 


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University   of   Missouri    School    of    Medicine, 
Columbia 

Dr    Guy   L,    Noves,     Voting  Dean 
Washington      I  nh  ersitj ,      Medical      Depart- 
ment, St    I^mis 

Philip   A     Schaffer,    Ph  D  ,   Dean 

1806    Locust   St 


NEBRASKA 

Creighton  Medical  College,  Omaha 

A     L     Munhead    MD,   Dean 
Cotner    limergitj    Medical    College    (Eclec- 
tic), Lincoln 

F    L    "Wilmeth,   M  D  ,    Dean 
R     L.     Hoff,    Registrar 
Unixersity  of  Nebraska  College  of  Medicine, 

Lincoln 

Pobert   H    Wolcott,   M  D  ,    Dean 
L  Diversity  of  Nebraska  College  of  Medicine, 

Omaha 
Wilson   O    Bridges,   M  D  ,   Dean 

42nd  and  Dewey 


NEW  HAMPSHIRE 

Dartmouth  Medical  School,  Hanover 

John  Mai  tin  Gile,  MD,  Dean 
Colin  C    ^tewart,  Ph  D ,   Secretary 


NEW  YORK 

Albany    Medical    College,   Union    Umveisttj, 
Albany 

Thomas  Ord\\  ay,   M  D  ,   Dean 
Joseph  D    Ciaig,  MD,   Registrar 
College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  Colum- 
bia University,  New  York 
Samuel  W    Lambert,   M  D  ,  Dean 

437  W    59th  Street 
Cornell     University     Medical     College,     New 

York 
William  M    Polk,  MD,  Dean 

1st  Ave    and  B    28th   Street 
Fordham    University    College   of    Medicine, 

New  York  City 
William  P    Healy,  M  D  ,  Dean 
C    G    Garside,   Secretary 

Long   Island    College  Hospital  Medical   Col- 
lege, Brooklyn 
Joseph  H    Raymond,  M  D  ,  Dean 

Heniy  and   Amity 
New    York    Homeopathic     Medical    College, 

New  York 
Royal  S    Copeland,  M  D ,  Dean 

Avenue  A  and  63rd 
New  York  Medical  College  and  Hospital  for 

Women,  New  York 
Cornelius    S    Brant,    M  D ,    Dean 

19  W    101st  Street 
New    York    Polvclinic    Medical    School    and 

Hospital,  New  York 
John  A    Wyeth,  M  D  ,  Dean 

345   W    50th   Street 
New   York    Post    Graduate    Medical    School, 

New  York 
George  F    McKernon,  MD,  Dean 

301   East  20th   Street 


New    York — continued 

New  York  School  of  Clinical  Medicine,  New 
York 

Auffustm  H    Goelet,  M  D  ,   Dean 
Syracuse     Cnriersity     College     of    Medicine, 

Syracuse 

John  Ij    Hcffron,  M    D ,  Dean 
Uni\ersity    and    Bellevue    Hospital    Medical 

College,  New  York 
Samuel  A    Brown,   M  D  ,   Dean 

First  Avenue  and  Bast  26th  Street 
Unhersitv    of    Buffalo    Medical   Department, 

Buffalo 

Thomas    H     McKee  ,    M  D  ,    Dean 
James  A    Gibson,  M  D  ,  Secretaiy-Treasurer 


NORTH   CAROLINA 

Leonard  Medical  School  of  Shaw  University 
(colored),  Raleigh 

Geoi  ge  H    Stoddard,    A  M  ,   Dean 
tnhermt\   of  North  Carolina  Medical  School, 

Chapel  Hill 

Isaac    H    Manning:,  M  D ,  Dean 
limersity  of  North  Carolina  Medical  School, 

Raleigh 

Isaac    H     Manning,    M  D ,    Dean 
Wake    Forest    College    School    of    Medicine, 

Wake  Forest 

John  B    Poweis,  Jr ,  MD,  Dean 
E    B    Eainshaw,   Secretary 


NORTH  DAKOTA 

University  of  North  Dakota  School  of  Medi- 
cine,   University 

H    B    Fi  ench,   M  D  ,   Dean 


OHIO 

Cleveland-Pulte    Medical    College,    Cleveland 

Geoi  ge  H    Quay,  M  D  ,  Dean 

226  Huron   Road 

Eclectic  Medical  College,  Cincinnati 
Holla    L.     Thomas,    M  D ,    Secretaiy 

630  W    6th  Street 
Ohio-Miami   Medical    College,    University   of 

Cincinnati,  Cincinnati 
Christian   R    Holmes,   Dean 
B    Otis   Smith,  Secretary 
Ohio    State    University,    College   of   Homeo- 
pathic Medicine,  Columbus 
Claude  A    Burrett,   M  D ,   Dean 
Ohio  State  University  College  of  Medicine, 

Columbus 

Eugene   F    iMcCampbell,   M  D ,   Dean 
Toledo   Medical   College,   Toledo    University, 

Toledo 

Lyman  A    Brewer 
Western  Reserve  University  Medical  College, 

Cleveland 
Carl  A    Hamann,  M  D  ,  Dean 

1021  Prospect  Ave 
Frederick    C     White,    Ph  D  ,    Sec  -Registrar 


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OKLAHOMA 

tnheisitt  of  Oklahoma,  School  of  Medicine, 
Noiman 

LeRoy     Long,     M  D  ,     Dean 
Inhersity  of  Oklahoma,  School  of  Medicine, 
Oklahoma 

LeRoy  Long1,   M  D  ,   Dean 


OREGON 

University    of    Oregon    Medical    Department, 
Portland 

Kenneth  A    J    Mackenzie,   M  D ,  Dean 

23id   and   Lovejoj. 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Hahnemann   Medical   College  and   Hospital. 

Philadelphia 
William   A     Pearson   M  D  ,    Dean 

222   N    Bioad   Stieet 
Jefferson    Medical    College    of    Philadelphia. 

Philadelphia 
Ross  V    Patteison,  MD,  Sub-Dean 

10th  and  Walnut  Streets 
Medico-Chirurgical   College,   Philadelphia 
Seneca  Egbeit,   MD,   Dean 

Cheiry  and  N    17th  Street 
Philadelphia     Polvolinic     and     College     for 

Graduates  in  Medicine,  Philadelphia 
R    Max  Goepp,  MD.,  Dean 

18th  and  Lombard  Streets 
Temple  University,  Department  of  Medicine, 

Philadelphia 
Frank  C    Hammond,    M  D  ,   Dean 

N.  Broad  and  Berks 
University  of  Pennsylvania,  Department  of 

Medicine,   Philadelphia 
William   Pepper,   M  D  ,    Dean 

36th  St.  and  Hamilton  Walk 
Elizabeth    Bartlett,    Secretary 
University   of   Pittsburgh,    School   of   Medi- 
cine, Pittsburgh 
Thomas   Shaw   Arbuthmot,    M.D,    Dean 

Bereton  and  30th 

Woman's  Medical  College   of  Pennsylvania, 
Philadelphia 

Clara  Marshall.   MD,   Dean 

Amie   W    Boswoith,   Secretary 

College  Avenue 


SOUTH  CAROLINA 

Medical  College  of  the  State  of  South  Caro- 
lina, Charleston 
Robert   Wilson*   Jr,   M.D,   Dean 


SOUTH  DAKOTA 

University  of  South  Dakota  College  of  Medi- 
cine,  Vermillion 

Chustian  P    Lommen,  BS,   Dean 


TENNESSEE 

Lincoln    Memorial    University    Medical    De- 
partment,   Knoxville 
Cnarles    L     MdSfabb,    M  D ,    Dean 
Meharry  Medical  College,  Walden  Universi- 
ty   (colored),  Nashville 
G.    W.    Hubbard,    M.D.,    Dean 
University    of    Tennessee,    College   of   Medi- 
cine,   Memphis 

Herbeit  Thomas  Brooks,   M  D ,   Dean 
Eugene   F    Turner,    Bursar-Registrar 
University    of    West   Tennessee   Medical   De- 
partment  (colored),  Memphis 
M    V    Link,   M  D  ,  Dean 
Vanderbilt  University,  Medical  Department, 

Nashville 

William  L    Dudley,  MD.,  Dean 
Lucius   E    Burch,    M  D ,    Secretary 


TEXAS 

Baylor     University     College     of     Medicine, 

Dallas 

Edward   H.    Gary,   M.D.,    Dean 
Fort     Worth     School     of     Medicine,     Texas 

Christian  University,  Ft.  Worth 
S     A     Woodward,    M  D ,    Dean 
Southern  Methodist  University,  Medical  Col- 
lege, Dallas 

John  O.  McReynolds,  M.D.,  Dean 
University  of  Texas  School  of  Medicine,  Gal- 

veston 
William    S.    Carter,    MD,   Dean 


UTAH 

University    of    Utah,    School    of    Medicine, 
Salt  Lake 

Perry    G.    Snow,    Acting    Dean 


VERMONT 

University  of  Vermont  Medical  Department, 
Burlington 

Henry  C.    Tlnkham,    M  D.,   Dean 


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VIRGINIA 

Medical  College  of  Virginia,  Richmond 

Stuart  McGuire,  M  D  ,  Dean 
J    R    McCaule\,   Secretary-Treasurer 
University  of  Virginia,  Department  of  Medi- 
cine, Charlottesville 

Theodore    Hough,    M  D ,    Dean 

WEST  VIRGINIA 

West  Virginia  University,  College  of  Medi- 
cine, Morgantown 
John.    JC.    Simpson,    MD.,    Dean 


WISCONSIN 


Marqnette   University   Medical   Department, 
Milwaukee 

Louis    F     Jei  main,    M  D  ,    Dean 

J    Van    de   Erve,   M  D ,    Associate   Dean 

9th   and  Wells   Street 

University    of    Wisconsin    Medical     School, 
Madison 

Charles  H.  Bardeen,  MD,  Dean 


SCHOOLS  OF  DENTISTKY 


AT.ATtAATA 

Birmingham  Dental  College,  Birmingham 

Charles   A.    Merrill,    DDS,    Dean 


CALIFORNIA 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Dental 
Department,  San  Francisco 

Thomas    Morffow,    Pres     Faculty 
Charles   Boxton,    D  D  S  ,    Dean 
University  of  California,   College  of  Dentis- 
try,  San  Francisco 
Guy   S     Millbury,    D  D  S  ,    Dean 

1st  and  Parnassus  Aves 
University    of    Southern    California,    College 

of  Dentistry,  Los   Angeles  * 

Lewis  B     Ford,   D  D.S ,    Dean  < 

304    E    Fifth    Street 
James    D     McCoy,    DDS,    Secretary 

Brockman    Building 

COLORADO 

Colorado  College  of  Dental  Surgery,  Univer- 
sity of  Denver,  Denver 

H     A     Fj  nn,    DDS,    Dean 

California  Building 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

George   Washington  University,    Dental   De- 
partment,  Washington 

John  Boland  Walton,  DDS,  Dean 
Geoigtown   University,   School   of   Dentistry, 

W  ashington 

Shiiley    W     Bowles,    DDS,    Dean 
H     B     Mcrritt,    Registrar 
Howard      University*      Dental      Department 

(Colored),  Washington 
Edward  A     Balloch,   M  D  ,    Dean 
National     University,     Dental     Department, 

Washington 
H     H.    Barker,   D.D  S ,    Dean 

GEORGIA 

Atlanta  Dental  College,  Atlanta 

Claude    N    Hughes,   D  D  S  ,    Dean 

Edgewood  and    Ivy    Streets 
Southeastern  Dental  College,  Atlanta 

J    M    Swicegrood,    D  D  S  ,   Dean 
Southern  Dental  College,  Atlanta 
8     W     Foster,    D.D  S ,   Dean 

100   N.    Butler   fit. 


ILLINOIS 

Chicago  College  of  Dental  Surgery,  Chicago 

Truman   "W.    Brophy,    Dean 

"Wood    and    Harrison    Streets 
College   of  Dentistry,  University  of  Illinois, 

Chicago 
Frederick   B     Morehead,   E>  D  S  ,   Dean 

813    W.    Harrison    St 

Northwestern  University  Dental  School,  Chi- 
cago 
Thomas    L.     Gilmer,    B  D  -S  ,    Dean 

Lake  and   Dearborn   Sta 


INDIANA 

Central  College  of  Dentistry,  Indianapolis 

M.    F    Ault,   D  D  S  ,  Dean 
Indiana  Dental   College,  Indianapolis 

*iedenc  R    Hmshaw,   DDS,    Dean 

11   W    North  St 


IOWA 

Drake  University,  College  of  Dentistry* 

Moines 

W     H.    De   Ford,   B  D  S.,   Dean 
State   University   of  Iowa,    College  of 

tistry,   Iowa   City 
Frank    T     Breene,    DBS,    Dean 


KENTUCKY 

Louisville  College  of  Dentistry,  Central  Uni- 
versity of  Kentucky,  Louisville 
W.    E    Grant,   DDS,    Dean 

Brook   and    Broadway 


LOUISIANA 

Loyola     School     of     Dentistry,     Loyola    Uni- 
versity,   New   Orleans 

C      Victor     Vignes,     DDS,     Bean 
Tulane   Vniversity  School  of  Dentistry,   New1 
Orleans 

Wallace     Wood,     B  D  S  ,     Dean 

1551    Canal 


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MARYLAND 

Baltimore  College  of  Dental  Surgery,  Balti- 
more 
William  G     Fostei,   DDS,   Dean 

831  N    Howard  St 

Baltimore   Medical   College,   Dental  Depart- 
ment,  Baltimore 
J.  W.   Smith,  DDS,   Dean 

Howard  Ave    and  Madison  St 
University  of  Maryland,  Dental  Department, 

Baltimore 
T.    O.   Heatwole,    M  D  ,D  D.S.,   Dean 

Cor.    Greene   and    Lombard 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Harvard  University,  Dental  School,  Boston 

Eugene    H.    Smith,    M.D ,    Dean 

188    Longwood   Avenue 
Tuft's    College,   Dental   School,   Boston 

Chailes  F    Paintei,   DDS,  Dean 

416    Huntingdon    Avenue 


MICHIGAN 

Detroit  College  of  Medicine,  Department  of 
Dental  Surgery,  Detroit 

John    E     Clark,    Dean 

St.    Antoine    and    Mullet 
University   of   Michigan,    College   of   Dental 
Surgery,  Ann  Arbor 

Marc  us    Ward     DDS      Dean 
Russell   W    Bunting,    Secietaiy 


MINNESOTA 

University  of  Minnesota,  College  of  Dentis- 
try, Minneapolis 
Alfred  Owre,  Dean 

University  and  llth  Avenues 


MISSOURI 

Barnes  Dental   College  of  National  Unrter- 

sity  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  St    Louis 
Geoige  H    Owen,   DDS,   Dean 
Kansas  City  Dental  College,  Kansas  City 
C     C.    Allen,    DDS,    Secretary 

Cor    10th   and  Troost 
St.  !Lonis  Dental  College,  St.  Louis 

James  P.   Harper,   D  D  S.,   Dean 
Washington   University  Dental  Department* 

St.  Louis 
John  H    Kennerly,  D.D  S.,  Dean 

29th  and  Locust  Streets 
Western   Dental  College,  Kansas   City 
Drury   J    McMIllen,    D  D  S.,   Dean 

llth  and  Locust  Streets 


NEBRASKA 

Creighton   University    College    of   Dentistry, 
Omaha 

A.  H.  Hippie,   D.D  S.,   Dean 

210    S     18th    St 

Lincoln    Dental    College,    University    of    Ne- 
braska, Lincoln 
W.  Clyde  Davis,  DDS,  Dean 


NEW    JERSEY 

College     of      Jersey      Cit>,      Department     of 
Denti&trj,  Jersey    Citj 

Herbert    fa    Sutphen,    D  D  P  ,    Dean 


NEW    YORK 

College  of  Dental  and  Oral  Surgery  of  New 
York,  New  York 

C     C    Co  vi  1,    DDS,    Dean 

302    E     35th   Street 

New  York  College  of  Dentistry,  New  York 
AUred    R     Starr,    DDS,    Dean 

205   East   23d   Street 
New  York  Dental  School,  New  York 

Charles    M     Ford,    D.D  S ,    Dean 
University    of    Buffalo    Dental    Department, 

Buffalo 
Daniel   H    Squire,   DDS,   Dean 

Goodrich,  near  Main 


OHIO 

Cincinnati   College  of  Dental  Surgery,   Cin- 
cinnati 
G.    S.    Junkerman,   DDS,   Dean 

231  West  Court  Street 
Starling   Ohio   Medical   College,   Department 

of  Dentistry,  Columbus 
Harry  M.   Semans,  DDS,   Dean 
Iniversity  of   Cincinnati,    College   of  Dental 

Surgery,  Cincinnati 
H    A     Smith,    DDS,    Dean 

Court  and   Central   Sts 

Western  Reserve  University  College  of  Den- 
tistry,   Cleveland 
Edward  E.  Belford,  D.D  S.,  Dean 

655    E     107th    St 
H     Milton    Brovin,    Executive    Officer 


OREGON 

North  Pacific  College  of  Dentistry,  Portland 

Herbert  C.   Miller,   DDS.,   Dean 

East  Sixth  and  Oregon  Sts 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Medico-Chirurgical    College,    Department    of 

Dentistry,   Philadelphia 
I.  N    Broomell,  D.D  S ,  Dean 

Cherry  and  18th  Street 

Philadelphia    Dental    College,    Temple    Uni- 
versity,  Philadelphia 
S.    H.    Gullford,    D.D.S.,    Dean 

18th   and   Buttonwood 
Pittsburgh    Dental    College,    University    of 

Pittsburgh,   Pittsburgh 
Dr.  H.  E    Frlesell,  Dean 

Pride   and  Bluff 
University  of  Pennsylvania,  Department  of 

Dentistry,  Philadelphia 
Edward  C.  Kirk,  DDS,  Dean 
John  A    Reimold,   Secretary 

400    Chestnut    Street 


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TENNESSEE 

University  of  Tennessee  Dental  Department, 

Memphis 

Joseph  A    Gardner,   D  D  S  ,   Dean 
D    M     Cattell,   DBS,   Registrar 
Vanderbilt   University,  Department  of  Den- 
tistry, Nashville 
Henry  W    Morgan,  D  D  S  ,  Dean 
Walden  University,  Dental  Department  (col- 
ored), Nashville 
G.  W.   Hubbard,   DD.S.,   Dean 

TEXAS 

State  Dental  College,  Dallas 

T    G.  Bradford,  MD,  Dean 

Texas  Dental  College,  Houston 

O    F.   Gambati,   D  D  S ,   Dean 


VIRGINIA 

Virginia   School   of  Dentistry,   Medical   Col- 
lege of  Virginia,  Richmond 

Stuart  McGuire,  M    D  ,   Dean 


WISCONSIN 


Marquette    University    Dental    Department, 

Milwaukee 
Henry  L    Banzhaf,   DD.S.,  Dean 

Cor.  Wells  and  9th  Streets 
Wisconsin    College   of   Dentistry,  Milwaukee 
Raymond  J.   "Wenker,   DD.S,    Dean 

Cor    4th  Street  and  Reservoir  Avenue 


SCHOOLS  OF  PHARMACY 


AT.ATtATVTA 

Alabama    Polytechnic   Institute,   Department 
of  Pharmacy,  Auburn 

L,     S     Blake,    Dean 

Birmingham    Medical     College,    Department 
of  iPha.rma.cy,  Birmingham 

A     R     Bliss,    Jr ,    M  D ,    Dean 

Avenue    F   and    20th    Street 
University  of  Alabama,  School  of  Pharmacy, 
Mobile 

Eugene   T>     Bondurant,    M  D  ,    Dean 
"William  L     Cahall,    Registrar 


ARKANSAS 

University    of    Arkansas,    Pharmacy    Depart- 
ment, Little  Rock 

Morgan  Smith,  M  D  ,    Dean 


CALIFORNIA 

California   College  of   Pharmacy,   University 

of  California,  San  Francisco 
Franfc  J    Green,   Ph  G ,   Dean 

Parnassus   and    2nd    Avenue 
College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Depart- 
ment of  Pharmacy,  San  Francisco 
Paul    A     DuBois,    Pres     Faculty 
J.   H.   Flint,    Dean 
University    of    Southern    California,    College 

of  Pharmacy,  Los  Angeles 
Laird   J.   Stabler,    M.S ,    Dean 

35th    and  Wesley 
Arthur    It     Maas,    Secretary 

COLORADO 

University  of  Colorado  School  of  Pharmacy, 
.Boulder 

Homer  C     Washburn,    Ph  C ,    Dean 


DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

Howard    University,    College    of    Pharmacy 

(colored),    Washington 
J     Herve   Purdy    Phar  D      Dean 
National      College      of      Pharmacy,      George 

Washington    University,    Washington 
Henry   E     Kalusowski,    Phar  D ,    Dean 


GEORGIA 

Atlanta  College  of  Pharmacy,    Atlanta 
George   F    Payne,   PhG,   Deai 

253    Courtland    Street 

Mercer  University  School  of  Ih&rmacy,   Ma- 
con 

C    A    Struby,   Dean 

Southern  College  of  Pharmacy,  Atlanta 
R     C    Hood,    Ph  G ,    Dean 
W     B     Freeman,    Secretaiy 
University   of   Georgia   School    of   Pharmacy, 

Athens 
Robert    C     Wilson,    Dean 

ILLINOIS 

Central  States  College  of  Pharmacy,  Loyola 
University,   Chicago 

Roland    H     Phillips,    M  D ,    Dean 
G    Li    Secord,   Registrar 

Hayes   and   Sheridan    Road 
Northwestern    University,    School    of    Phar- 
macy,  Chicago 
John   H.    Z-onar     D  D  S  ,    Dean 
G     W    Patterson,    Secretary 

31    West    Lake    Street 

University   of  Illinois,   School   of   Pharmacy, 
William    B     Day,    Ph  G ,    Dean 

12th  and  Michigan  Avenue 

INDIANA 

Indianapolis    College    of    Pharmacy,    Indian- 
apolis 

Fied   A     Mueller,    PhG,    Dean 
B     H     Niles,    Ph  C ,    Secretary 
Purdue     University,     School     of     Pharmacy, 

Lafayette 

Charles    B     Jordan,    Dean 
Trl-State    College   of    Pharmacy,    Angola 

C    C.  Sherrard,  Ph  C ,  Dean 
University  of  Notre  Dame,  College  of  Phar- 
macy,   Notre   Dame 
R    Li.   Green,   Dean 
Valparaiso  University,   School   of  Pharmacy, 

Valparaiso 
George    D     Timmons,   Dean 


IOWA 

Highland    Park    College    of    Pharmacy,    Dec 
Moines 

Elbert    O     Kagy,    Dean 


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Iowa  College  of  Pharmacy   of  Drake  Uni- 
versity, Des  Moines 

William  Stevenson,  Bean 
State    L Diversity    of    Iowa,    Department    of 

Pharmacy,  Iowa  Citj 
Wilber   J.    Teeters,   Dean 


KANSAS 

University  of  Kansas,  School  of  Pharmacy, 
Lawrence 

L.   E.    Sayre,   Ph  M.,   Dean 


KENTUCKY 

Louisville  College  of  Pharmacy,  Louisville 
Gordon  L.  Curry,  Dean 

104  West  Chestnut 


LOUISIANA 

New  Orleans  College  of  Pharmacy,  New  Or- 
leans 

Philip  Asher,  M  D  ,  Dean 

1600  St    Charles 

New   Orleans  University,    College   of    Phar- 
macy (colored),  New  Orleans 
K.    T.    Fuller,    MD,    Dean 

1566   Canal    Street 

Tulane  University,  Department  of  Pharma- 
cy, New  Orleans 
Isadore  Dyer,    MD,   Dean 

1551   Canal   Street 


MAINE! 

University    of   Maine,    School   of   Pharmacy, 
Orono 

Wilbur  F    Jackman,  Ph  C ,  Professor 


MARYLAND 

University     of     Maryland,     Department     of 
Pharmacy,  Baltimore 

Charles   Caspari,    Jr ,   Dean 
Daniel    Base,   Secretary-Treasurer 

Lombard  and  Green  Sts 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Massachusetts  College  of  Pharmacy,  Boston 

Theodore  J  Bradley,  Ph  G ,  Dean 

70   St    Botolph 
Lynian   W    Giiffin,    Ph  G ,    Secretary 

MICHIGAN 

Detroit  College  of  Medicine,  Department  of 
Pharmacy,  Detroit 

John  E.  Clark,   Dean 

St.  jlntoine  and  Mullet 


Michigan— continued 

Ferris   Institute,    School   of    Pharmacy,   Big 
Rapids 

W     N     Ferris,    President 

University  of  Michigan,   School   of  Pharma- 
cy, Ann  Arbor 

Julius  O    Schlotterbcck,  Ph  D  ,   Dean 
Al\iso  B,  Stevens,  Secretary 


MINNESOTA 

Minnesota    Institute    of    Pharmacy,    Minne- 
apolis 

C    W    Drew,  M.D ,   Dean 
University   of  Minnesota,   College   of   Phar- 
macy,   Minneapolis 
Frederick  J.  Wulling,  LL  M  ,  Dean 

3305    2nd  Ave ,  S, 

University  of  Minnesota,  School  of  Chemis- 
try,  Minneapolis 
Ge'orge  B    Frankforter,   Ph.D ,    Dean 


MISSISSIPPI 

University    of    Mississippi    School    of    Phar- 
macy,   University 

H    M    Faser,  Dean 


MISSOURI 

Kansas  City   College  of   Pharmacy,  Kansas 
City 

David  V    Whitney,   Dean 

714   Wyandotte  Street 
National    University    of    Arts   and    Sciences 

School   of  Pharmacy,   St.   Louis 
George  M    Heath,   G  Ph  ,   Dean 
St.  Louis  College  of  Pharmacy,  St.  Lonis 
Henry  M    Whelpley,   PhG.,   Dean. 

2108  Locust  Street 


MONTANA 

of  Montana  School  of  Pharmacy, 


Charles  E    F   Mollet,  Dean 


Creighton  College  of  Pharmacy,  Omaha 

I    Curtis  Arledge,   PhG,   Dean 

1410    Davenport 

Fremont  College  School  of  Pharmacy,  Fre- 
mont 

E    T    McGuire,   Dean 
Omaha  College  of  Pharmacy,  Omaha 
J    L.  Kendall,  PhG., -Dean 

University  of  Nebraska  School  of  Pharmacy, 
Lincoln 

Rufus  A.  Lyman,  MD.,  Director 


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NEW   JERSEY 

New  Jersey  College  of  Pharmacy,  Newark 

Philemon    E     Hommell,    President 

224    Market   Street 

University  of  the  State  of  New  Jersey  De- 
partment of  Pharmacy,  Jersey  City 
Herman  J.   Lohmann,  Fhar.M.,  Dean 


NEW  YOBK 

Albany    College    of    Pharmacy,    Union    Uni- 
versity, Albany 
Willis  G    Tucker,  M  D.,  Dean 

45   Eagle   Street 

Alfred    B     Huested,    M  D ,    Secretary 
Brooklyn  College  of  Pharmacy,  Brooklyn 
"William   C.  Anderson,    Fhar.D.,   Dean 

265  Nostrand  Avenue 
Buffalo  College  of  Pharmacy,  University  of 

Buffalo,  Buffalo 
Willis  G    Gregory,  M.D.,  Dean 
College   of   Pharmacy   of   the   City   of   New 

York,   Columbia  University,  New  York 
Henry  H.   Busby,    Dean 

115  West  68th.  Street 
Fordham   TTimersity    College   of   Pharmacy, 

New  York 
William,  P    Healy,    M  D  ,    Dean 

Bathgate    Ave     and    192nd 

NORTH    CAROLINA 

Shaw  University  Department  of   Pharmacy 

(colored),  Baleigh 
William  Moncure,  Ph  G  ,  Dean 
University  of  North  Carolina  Department  of 

Pharmacy,  Chapel  Hill 
E.  V.   Howell,    Dean 

NORTH   DAKOTA 

North  Dakota  Agricultural  College,  Depart- 
ment of  Pharmacy,  Fargo 

Edwin  F    Ladd,  B  S  ,  Dean 

OHIO 

Cincinnati  College  of  Pharmacy,  Ohio  Uni- 
versity, Cincinnati 

Julius   H    Eichberg,    Dean 

618  West   Court 

Cleveland  School  of  Pharmacy,  Western  Re- 
serve University,  Cleveland 
William   C     Alpers,    Dean 

Central    and    E     14th 
Ohio  Institute  of  Pharmacy,  Columbus 

A.   C    La   Monda,    Ph  G     Dean 
Ohio  Northern  University  College  of  Phar- 
macy, Ada 

David    C.    Mohler,    Dean 
Ohio  State  University  College  of  Pharmacy, 

Columbus 

Harry  M    Semans,  Dean 
Glair  A    D>e,   PhD,    Secretary 
Queen  City  College  of  Pharmacy,  Cincinnati 

Frank  Cam,   M  D      Dean,   Lyric  Building 
Starling   Ohio  Medical   College  Department 

of   Pharmacy,   Columbus 
H.  R    Burbacher,   Ph  G.,  Dean 
Toledo  University  College  of  Pharmacy,  To- 
ledo 
William  McK.   Reed,   Dean 


OKLAHOMA. 

University  of   Oklahoma,    College   of   Phar- 
macy, Norman 

Charles  H,  Stocking,  Dean 


OREGON 


North  Pacific    College    of  Pharmacy,   Port- 
land 

Herbert    G.    Miller,    M  D.,    Dean 

141   West    Park 

Oregon     Agricultural     College,     College     of 
Pharmacy,   Corvallis 

Clarence  M    McKellips,   Dean 


PENNSYLVANIA 


Pennsylvania  State  College,   School   of   Nat- 
ural  Science,   State  College 
George    Gilbert   Pond,    Ph  D ,   Dean 
Philadelphia    College    of    Pharmacy,   Phila- 
delphia 

145   North   10th  Street 
Joseph     P     Remington,     Ph  G ,    Dean 
J    W    Sturmer,    Associate   Dean 
Jacob    S     Beetem,    Registrar 
Pittsburgh  College  of  Pharmacy,  University 

of  Pittsburgh,  Pittsburgh 
Julius  A.  Koch,  Dean 

Bluff    and    Pride    Streets 
Temple    University,    Department    of    Phar- 
macy, Philadelphia 
John  R     Mmehart,    M  D  ,    Dean 


RHODE   ISLAND 

Rhode  Island  College  of  Pharmacy  and  Al- 
lied Sciences,  Providence 

Edwin   E     Calder,    Ph  C  ,    Dean 
Ed\vaid  T   Colton,  Registrar 


SOUTH  CAROLINA 


Clemson      College,      Chemical      Department, 

Clemson 

Richard  Newman  Brackett,  Ph  D  ,  Director 
Medical  College  of  the  State  of  South  Caro- 
lina, College  of  Pharmacy,  Charleston 
Robert  Wilson,   Jr,   MD.,  Dean 


SOUTH  DAKOTA 


South  Dakota  State  College,  Department  of 

Pharmacy,    BrooMngs 
B.   T.  Whitehead,  Dean 


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TENNESSEE 

University     of     Tennessee     Department     of 

Pharmacy,  Memphis 
Herbert  T    Brooks,    M  D ,   Dean 
Vanderbllt  University,  Department  of  Phar- 
macy,   Nashville 
J     T.    McGill,   PhG.f    Dean 
E     A.     Ruddiman,   Secretary 
Walden  University,  Department  of  Pharma- 
cy   (colored),  Nashville 
G    W    Hubbard,  Dean 


TEXAS 

Baylor  University  College  of  Pharmacy,  Dal- 
las 

Edward    H     Gary,    Dean 
Southern  University   Pharmacy   Department, 

Dallas 

Jacob    Schrodt,    Ph  G ,    Professor 
Texas  Christian  "University   School   of  Phar- 
macy, Fort  Worth 
Frederick  D     Kirshner,    President 
University    of   Texas    School    of   Pharmacy, 

Galveston 
William  S    Carter,  M  D  ,  Dean 


VIRGINIA 

Virginia  School  of  Pharmacy,  Medical   Col- 
lege  of  Virginia,   Richmond 

Stuart    McGuire,    M.D ,    President 
Albert   Bolenbaugh,    Chairman    Faculty 

WASHINGTON 

University  of   Washington,   School  of  Phar- 
macy,  Seattle 

Charles  W.   Johnson,   Ph  D ,   Dean 
Washington   State   College   School  of  Phar- 
macy,   Pullman 
A»a  F    Maxwell,    Dean 

WEST   VIRGINIA 

West     Virginia    University,    Department     of 
Pharmacy,  Morgrantown 

John   N    Simpson,   Dean 

WISCONSIN 

Marquette     University,    Tfiarmacy    Depart- 
ment, Milwaukee 
H    C    Russell,   Ph  D  ,   Dean 

Cor.   9th  and  Wells 
University  of  Wisconsin  School  of  Pharmacy, 

Madison 
Edward   Kremers.   Ph  D  ,   Director 


SCHOOLS  OF  VETERINARY  MEDICINE 


AT.ATtATVTA 

Alabama    Polytechnic    Institute,    School    of 

Veterinary    Medicine,    Auburn 
C     A.    Gary,   V.S.,   Dean 

CALIFORNIA 

San      Francisco      Veterinary      College,      San 
Francisco 

Charles   Keane,   V.S ,    Dean 

1818  Market  Street 

COLORADO 

Colorado    Agricultural    College,    Division    of 
Veterinary  Science,  Fort  Collins 

George   H.   Glover,   Director 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

George    Washington    University,    College    of 
Veterinary   Medicine,   Washington 

David  B.    Buckingham,   V.M.D.,   Dean 
United    States    College    of    Veterinary    Sur- 
geons,  Washington 

Hurlbert    Young,    D  V  S  ,    Dean 

IDAHO 

University   of   Idaho,   Department    of   Veter- 
inary  Science,   Moscow 

Albert   R    Hahner,    Dean 

ILLINOIS 

Chicago  Veterinary  College,   Chicago 

Joseph    Hughes,    V.S.,    President 

2537    State    Street 
MoKlllip  Veterinary  College,  Chicago 

Charles    Frazier,    D  V  S  ,    Dean 

1639    "Wabash    Avenue 

INDIANA 

Indiana  Veterinary  College,  Indianapolis 

George   H.   Roberts,   D.V.S.,   President 

"William    B     Craig,    M  D ,    Dean 

Ford    R     Mueller,    V  S ,    Sec     ana    Treas 

814  East  Market  Street 

Terre  Haute  Veterinary  College,  Terre  Haute 
Samuel  V    Ramsey,   D  V  S ,   President 
C     I     Fleming,    D-ean 


IOWA 

Iowa    State   College,    Division    of    Veterinary 

Medicine,   Ames 

Charles  H.   Stange,   DV.S.  Dean 
William   W    Dimock,   D  V  M  ,  Vice-Dean 


KANSAS 

Kansas  Agricultural  College  Veterinary  De- 
partment,   Manhattan 

F.    N.    Schoenleber,    Director 


MICHIGAN 

Grand    Rapids     Veterinary    College,     Grand 

Rapids 

H.    L.     Schuh,    DVM.,   President 
Michigan     Agricultural     College,    Veterinary 

Division,  Lansing 
Richard   P.    Lyman,    Director 


MISSOURI 

Kansas  City  Veterinary  College,  Kansas  City 

S.    Stewart,   M  D  .D.V.M.,   Dean 

1330    East    15th    Street 
St.  Joseph  Veterinary  College,  St.  Joseph 
David   G    Moberly,  V.S ,   President 
Western  Veterinary  College,  Kansas  City 
Junlus  H.   Wattles,   DVS,   Dean 

1121  Holmes  Street 


NEW  YORK 

New    York    American    Veterinary    College, 
New  York 

William  J    Cootes,  M  D  ,   Dean 

141    West   54th    Street 
New  York  State  Veterinary  College,  Cornell 

University,    Ithaca 
Veranus    A.    Moore,    A.V  S ,    Dean 


NORTH  DAKOTA 

North  Dakota  Agricultural   College,  Depart- 
ment of  Veterinary   Science,  Fargo 

Lennis  Van  Es    M  D  V  S  ,   Professor 


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OHHO 

Cincinnati    Veterinary    College,    Cincinnati 
Louis   P     Cook.    DV.S,    Dean 

3116    Hp ring    Grove    Avenue 
Ohio  State  University,  College  of  Veterinary 

Medicine,  Columbus 
David  S  White,  Beam 
Oscar  V  Biumley,  B  S ,  Secretary 

OKLAHOMA 

Oklahoma    A.    and    M.    College,    School    of 
Veteilnan    Medicine,    Stillwater 

Low  1 1 5    L    Lewis,  Dean 

PENNSYLVANIA 

University  of  Pennsylvania,   School  of  Vet- 
erinary Medicine,  Philadelphia 

Louis  A    Klein,   V  M  D ,   Dean 

400  Chestnut 


TENNESSEE 

Collins  Veterinary  Medical  College,  Nashville 

J     H.    Collms,    V.S.,    Dean 


VERMONT 


Inuersitj    of    Vermont,    Veterinarj    Depart- 
ment, Burlington 

Joseph    L    Hills,    Dean 


WASHINGTON 


Washington  State   College,  School  of  Veter- 
inary Science,  Pullman 
S     B     Nelson,   D  V  S.,   Dean 


SCHOOLS  OF  OSTEOPATHY 


CALIFORNIA 

Los  Angeles  College  of  Osteopathy,  Ho*  An- 
geles 
Harry   W.    Forbes,   D  O.,    President 

821    South.    Sill 
Robert  W    Bowling1,   Dean 
A     B     Shaw,    Secretary 

Pacific   College   of   Osteopathy,  TAM  Angeles 
Clement  A.   "Whiting,    D.O.,   Dean 

Mission  Road  and  Daly  Street 
William     J      Cook,     Sec  -Treasurer 


juursois 

Chicago  College  of  Naprapathy,  Chicago 

Oakley    Smith,     D  N ,    President 

1428  W    Jackson  Boulevard 
Chicago  College  of  Osteopathy,  Chicago 
Carl   P.   McConnell,    M  D  ,    DO,    President 

1422  W    Monroe  Street 

Undlahr  College  of  Nature  Cure  and   Oste- 
opathy,  Chicago 
H    Lindlahr,   M.D.,   President 

308    Ashland   Boulevard 
UttleJobn  College  and  Hospital,  Chicago 
Dr.  James  B    Llttlejohn,  Treasurer 

497    West    Monroe    Street 


IOWA 

SHU   College  of  Osteopathy,  DCS  Motoes 

S    L    Taylor,   D  O ,  President 

1422    Locust    Street 


KENTUCKY 

Southern    School   of    Osteopathy.  Franklin 
Robert   W.    Bowling*   D  O.,    Dean 


MASSACI 


Cam- 


Massachusetts   College   of   Osteopathy, 

bridge 

•Wilfred    E     Harris,    D  O .    President 
Howard    T      Crawford,    Vice-Pres     &    Dean 
L      Curtis    Turner,     Secretary-Treasurer 

15    Craigrie  Street 


MISSOURI 

American    School   of    Osteopathy,   Kirksville 

Andrew   T     Still,   D  O  ,   President 
•George    M    Laug-hlin,    D  O  ,    Dean 
Central  College   of  Osteopathy,  Kansas   City 

729    Troost   Avenue 

John    I     Eimg,    D  O  ,    Vice-President 
A     L     McKenzie,    D  O ,    Dean 
A     A     Kaiser,    M  D  ,    Registrar 


NEW  YORK 

Buffalo  Institute   of   Osteopathy,   Buffalo 

928   Main  Street 


PENNSYXVANIA 

Atlantic  School  of  Osteopathy,  Wllkes-Barre 

H    S    Hewish,  M  D  ,D  O.,  President 
Philadelphia   College    of   Osteopathy,    Phila- 
delphia 

Arthur  M    Flack,    D  O ,    Dean 

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SCHOOLS  OF  JOURNALISM 


COLORADO 

University   of   Colorado,   School    of  Journal- 
ism, Boulder 

William    MacLeod    Rame,    Professor 


GEORGIA 

Emory    College    Journalism    Course,    Oxford 

Wightman    F    Melton,    Director 
lni\ersity  of  Georgia  Course  in  Journalism, 
Athens 

S    V    Sanford,   Professor 


ILLINOIS 

University  of  Illinois,  Course  in  Journalism, 
Urbana 

Franklin   W    Scott,   Ph  D ,   Professor 


INDIANA 

De  Pauw  University,  Course  in   Journalism, 
Greencastle 

Nathaniel   Waring  Barnes,    A  M  ,   Professor 
Notre  Dame  University,  Department  of  Jour- 
nalism,   Notre   Dame 
Rev    John  Cavanaugrh,  President 
University    of    Indiana,    Journalism    Course, 

Bloomington 
Joseph  W    Piercy,  Director 


IOWA 

Iowa    State   College,    School    of   Journalism, 
Ames 

Raymond   A    Pearson,    President 


KANSAS 

University  of  Kansas,  Department  «f  Jour- 
nalism, Lawrence 

Merle    Thorp,    A  B ,    Professor 
Kansas     Agricultural     College,     Journalism 
Course,  Manhattan 

Henry  J    Waters,   President 


KENTUCKY 

State  University   of  Kentucky,   Lexington 

Henry  S    Barker,   LL  D ,   President 


LOUISIANA 

University  of  Louisiana,  School  of  Journal- 
ism,   Baton    Rouge 

Thomas  D    Boyd,    LL  D ,    President 


MAINE 

University  of  Maine,  Course  in  Journalism, 
Orono 

James   Norns    Hart,    Dean 

MASSACHUSETTS 

Massachusetts    Agricultural    College,    Course 
in  Journalism,  Amherst 

Kenyon  L    Butterfield,  President 


MICHIGAN 

University  of  Michigan,   Course  in  Journal- 
ism,  Ann  Arbor 

Fred  N    Scott,  PhD,    Professor 


MISSOURI 

University  of  Missouri,  School  of  Journalism, 
Columbia 

Walter  Williams,   LL  D  ,   Dean 

MONTANA 

University  of  Montana    School  of  Journalism, 
Missoula 

Arthur  L   Stone,  Dean 


NEBRASKA 

University  of  Nebraska,  Course  in  Journal- 
ism, Lincoln 

Prosser  Hall  Fry,   Head 


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NEW    YORK 

Columbia    University,    School   of  Journalism, 
New  York 

Talcott  Williams,  LL.  D  ,  Director 
New   York   Innersits,   Department  of  Jour- 
nalism, New  York  City 

James   Melvin   Lee,    Director 

32  Waverley  Place 

NORTH  CAROLINA 

University    of    North    Carolina,    Chapel    Hill 
Edward   K     Graham,    Dean 


NORTH    DAKOTA 

InHersity    of   North    Dakota,    University 

Vernon   P    Squires,   Professor 


OHIO 

Ohio    State   University,    Columbus 

J    Myers,    Director 

St.    Xaxier    College,    School    of    Journalism, 
Cincinnati 


OKLAHOMA 


University  of  Oklahoma,  Norman 

Theodore  H    Brevier,   Director 


OREGON 

University   of  Oregon,   School  of  Journalism, 
Eugene 

Eric  W    Allen,   B  A ,    Professor 


PENNSYLVANIA 

University  of  Pittsburgh,  Course  in  Journal- 
ism, Pittsburgh 

Thomas  Reynolds  Williams,    A  B  ,    Instruc- 
tor 


SOUTH  CAROLINA 

University  of  South  Carolina,  School  of  Jour- 
nalism,   Columbia 

Geoige   A    Wauchope,   Professor 


SOUTH    DAKOTA 

University  of  South  Dakota,  School   of  Jour- 
nalism,   Vermilion 

Olin    Clay   Kellogg,    Ph  D ,    Professor 


TEXAS 

University    of   Texas,    School    of   Journalism, 
Austin 

Will   H     Mayos,    Professor 


UTAH 

University    ot    Utah,     School    of    Jouralism, 
Salt  Lake  City 


WASHINGTON 

University    of    Washington,    Dept      of    Jour- 
nalism,   Seattle 

Frank  G    Kane,  Head  of  Dept 


WISCONSIN 

Beloit    College,    Journalism     Course,    Beloit 

Edward   D    Eaton,   LL  D  ,   President 
Marquette   University,   School  of  Journalism, 

Milwaukee 

University    of    Wisconsin,     School     of    Jour- 
nalism, Madison 
Willard     G     Bleyer 


SCHOOLS  OF  MUSIC 


ALABAMA 

Birmingham    Conservatory    of    Music,    Birm- 
ingham 

"William    Gussen,   Director 

1816  Second  Avenue 
Judson    College    Conservatory,    Marion 

Edward   Leeson  Powers,   Director 
Noble   Institute    Conservatory,    Anniston 

Charles  A    Thompson,    Director 
State   Normal    School   of  Music,   Livingston 

John    H     Norman,    Director 
Southern    School    of    Musical    Art,    Birming- 
ham 

Spring:     Hill     College    Music     Dept.,     Spring 
Hill 

Angelo    J     Sufflch,    Mus  D  ,    Professor 
State   Normal   School   of   Piano,    Troy 

Mrs     Mary   M     Selman,    Director 
State   Normal  School   of  Music,  Florence 

Gabnella    Knight,     Professor 
Talladesra    College    Conservatory,    Talladega 

Ezra   Benoni    Geer,    Director 


ARKANSAS 

Arkansas     Cumberland     College     School     of 

Music,  Clarksville 
J    W    Brown,   Director 
Henderson-Brown    College     School     of    Fine 

Arts,  Arkadelphia 
Fred  Harwood,  Director 

Ouachlta   College   Conservatory,  Arkadelphia 
Livingston    H     Mitchell,    Director 
University    of     Arkansas       Conservatory     of 

Music  and  Art,  Fayetteville 
Henry   Doughty   Tovey,   Director 

CALIFORNIA 

Arrlllaga  Musical  College,   San  Francisco* 
V    de   Arrillaga,    Director 

2315    Jackson    Street 

California  Conservatory  of  Music,  San  Fran- 
cisco 
Leandro  Campanari,   Director 

26   O'Farrell   Street 
Coll.   of  the  Pacific   Conservatory,   San  Jose 

"Warren    D     Allen,    Director 
Heald's  Conservatory  of  Music,  Long  Beach 

V    E    Nielson,  Manager 
King  Conservatory  of  Music,  San  Jose 
F    Louis  King,    Dean 

257   N.   Second  Avenue 


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Los     Angeles     Conservatory     of     Music     and 

Arts,  Los   Angeles 
Jaroslaw    de    Zielmski,   Director 

730    S      Giand 

Los  Angeles  Musical   College,  Los  Angeles 
Harry   Girard,    Director 

706  Majestic  Building 
Mills      College     Conservatory,     Mills     College 

P.    O 

Edward   Faber  Schneider,   Dean 
Oakland  Conservatory  of  Music,   Oakland 
Adolf   Gregory,    Director 

12th  and   Jackson    Streets 
Pacific   Conservatory   of  Music,  San    Jose 

Warren   D     Allen,    Dean 

San  Jose  Conservatory  of  Music,  San  Jose 
Maurice    Leon  Driver,   Director 
Stanford      University,      Music      Department, 

Stanford  University,  P.  O. 
Godfrey    Carl    Buchrer,    Director 
University    of    Redlands,    College    of    Music, 

Redlands 

Edward  C    Hopkins,   Director 
University  of  Southern  California,  College  of 

Music,   Los  Angeles 
"W    F.  Skeele,  Dean 

Von   Stein   Academy    of   Music,   Los    Angreles 
H    C     Von   Stem,    President 


COLORADO 


College     of     Music,     University     of     Denver, 
Denver 

Charles   F    Carlson,    Director 

14th  and  Arapahoe  Street 
Colorado    Agricultural   College   Conservatory, 

Ft     Collins 

Alexander    Eznslie,     Director 
Colorado    College,   Dept     of   Music,   Colorado 

Springs 

Edward    Danforth   Hale     Dean  * 

Colorado     Woman's     College,     Music     Dept., 

Denver 

Josephine   Sumption    White,    Director 
State   Teachers'   College,   Music  Dept ,  Gree- 

ley 

Theophilus   Emory  Fitz     Director 
Western    Institute    of    Music    and   Dramatic 

Art,  Denver 
Frederick  Schweikher,  Director 

29  East  18th  Avenue 


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CONNECTICUT 

BrooTifield  Summer  School  of  Music,  Brook- 
field  Center 

Herbert  Wilber  Greene,   Director 
Danbury  Music  School,  Danbury 

Ella  A.  Curtis,  Director 
New  Haven  School  of  Music,  New  Haven 
Harold  Hum,   Director 

63   D-aright  Street 
Yale     Fniteraity,     School     of     Music,     New 

IIa\en 
Horatio  William  Parker,   Mus  D  .  Dean 

DISTRICT   OJF   COLUMBIA 

Georgetown     University     School     of     Music, 
Washington 

James   H    Dolan,   Director 
Howard    College    Conservatory,    Washington 

Lulu  Vere  Childeis,   Mus  B  ,  Director 
Washington  College  of  Music,  Washington 

Sydney   Lloyd  Wiightson,   President 

1218  F  Street,  N    W 
Wilson-Greene  School  of  Music,  Washington 

Thomas  E    Gieen,   Director 

2674    Connecticut    St 

FJLOKIDA 

Floiida  State  College  for  Women,  School  of 

Music,   TaUahasse 
Ella  Scoble   Opperrnan,   Director 
Palmer      College,      Music      Department,    De 

Funiak  Springs 

Lucile   Jordan,    B  Mus ,    Directoi 
Rollins    College    School    of    Music,     Winter 

Park 

Homer    Stanley    Pope,    Director 
University  ot  Florida,  Department  of  Music, 

Gainesville 
J    Oscar  Miller,  Professor 

GEORGIA 

Atlanta  Conservatory  of  Music,  Atlanta 
J    O    Stakely,  Secretary 

Peachtree  and  Broad  Streets 
Atlanta  Institute  of  Music  and  Oratory*  At- 
lanta 
Bessie    lift   College,    Department   of   Music, 

Forsyth 

William  L    Thickstun,   Director 
Clavier  Piano  School,  Savannah 

J    R    Hibare,   Director 

Klindworth   Conservatory  of  Music*  Atlanta 
Kurt  Mueller,  Director 
Southern   Female   College    Conservatory,   La 

Grange 

Eulah  May  Pender,  Director 
Southern  School  of  Music,  Augusta 
S    T    Battle,  Director 
Southern  University  of  Music,  Atlanta 
Kurt   Mueller,    Director 
•  353  Peach  tree 

Wesleyan  College  Conservatory,  Macon 
Dmgley  Brown,    Director 

IDAHO 

State  Normal  School  of  Music,  Lewiston 

Theresa   F    Wilb,   Head 

University  of  Idaho,  Department  of  Music, 
Moscow 

J     Francis   Maguire,    Professor 


ILLINOIS 

American  Academy  of  Music  and  Art,  Chi- 
cago 

Mrs    Estella  Transom 

4650    Grand    Boulevard 
American  Conservatory  of  Music,  Chicago 
John  J    Hattstaedt,   President 

304   S    Wabash  Avenue 
Anna   Groff-Bryant  Institute,   Chicago 
Anna  Groff-Bryant,   Director 

410   S    Michigan   Avenue 

Augustana    College    Conservatory,    Rock    Is- 
land 

John  Victor  Bergquist,  Director 
Aurora    College,   Music   Department,    Aurora 

Harry    R     Detweiler,    Director 
Balatka  Musical  College,  Chicago 
Chr    F    Balatka,   Director 

339  S    Wabash  Avenue 
Bergrey  Chicago  Opera  School,  Chicago 
Theodore  S    Bergey,   Director 

410   S    Michigan   Avenue 
Burns  School  of  Music,   Chicago 
M    Rose  Burns,  Dnector 

436  W    63d  Street 

Bush   Temple   Conservatory,    Chicago 
Kenneth  M    Bradley,  Director 

800   N    Clark   Street 

Calumet    Conservatory    of    Music    and    Dra- 
matic Art,    Chicago 
Richard  B     DeYoung,    Director 

11139   S    Michigan   Avenue 
Caruthers'  Normal  School  of  Piano,  Chicago 
Julia  Caruthers,  Director 

20  E    Jackson 

Centralizing  School  of  Music,  Chicago 
Gertrude   Radle-Paradis,    President 

410  S    Michigan  Avenue 
Century  School  of  Music,  Chicago 
Chester  N    Hanson,   Director 

59   E    Van  Buren   Street 
Chapek  Music  School,  Chicago 
Joseph  H    Chapek,  Director 

3452    Broadway 

Chicago  College  of  Music,  Chicago 
Esther   Harris,    Director 

Kiniball    Hall 

Chicago    Conservatory,    Chicago 
Walton   Perkins,   President 

Auditorium   Building 
Chicago  Musical  College,   Chicago 
Felix   Barowski,    President 

624  S    Michigan  Avenue 

Chicago  National  College  of  Music,  Chicago 
Dr    H    S    Perkins,  Director 

59  E    Van  Buren  Street 
Chicago  Piano  College,  Chicago 
Harmon  H    Watt,  Director 

304    S    Wabash   Avenue 
Columbia  School  of  Music,  Chicago 
Clara  Osborne  Reed,  President 

509   S    Wabash  Avenue 
Cosmopolitan  School  of  Music  and  Dramatic 

Art,   Chicago 
Mrs    W    S    Bracken,   President 

431  S    Wabash  Avenue 
De  Marion  Musical  College,  Chicago 
Mme    Biro  de  Marion    President 

7761   Normal   Avenue 


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Illinois — continued 

Drake  School  of  Music,  Chicago 

Earl   R    Drake,   Director 

431   S    Wabash   Avenue 
ICngleviood  Conservatory,  Chicago 

Albeit  H    McConnell,  Director 

6233  S    Halsted  Street 

Engleuood  Ljric  School,  Chicago 
Roy   James  Battis,   Director 

213    W     61st    Street 
Eureka  College  Conservatory,  Eureka 

Blias  A    Bredm,  Acting  Directoi 
Geneseo    Collegiate    Institute    Conservatory, 

Geneseo 

J     Clifford    Thompson,    Director 
German-American    Conservatory    of    Music, 

Chicago 
J    J    Collins,   President 

209    S     State    Street 
Hadley    School    of   Music,    Chicago 
Giant  Hadley,  Director 

431    S     Wabash   Avenue 
Hinshaw  Conservatory  of  Music,  Chicago 
John   Arno  Hinshaw,   Director 

304  S    Wabash  Avenue 
Huelster  School  of  Music,  Chicago 
Otto    Bismaik    Huelster,    Director 

Kimball    Hall 
Illinois  College  of  Music,  Jacksonville 

William  E    Kutch,  Director 
Kelso  School  of  Musical  and  Dramatic  Art, 

Chicago 
Hugh  A    Kelso,   Jr,  Director 

431  S    Wabash  Avenue 
Knox  Conservatory  of  Music,  Galesburg 
William   F    Bentley,   Director 
Leonard-Wilson    School    of    Music,    Chicago 
Ida   Fletcher   Leonard,    Director 

6255   Kimbark  Avenue 
Lombard    College    Conservatory,    Galesburg 

Ruth   Chamberlain,    Director 
Mary  Wood  Chase  School  of  Artistic  Piano 

Playing:,  Chicago 
Mary  Wood  Chase,  Director 

410   S    Michigan  Avenue 

Mendelssohn    Conservatory    of    Music,    Chi- 
cago 
Cairie   Scott,    Director 

239    Wabash   Avenue 

Metropolitan  Conservatory  of  Music,  Chicago 
Harry  Dimond,   Director 

304  g    Wabash  Avenue 
MiUiken  Conservatory,  Decatur 
H    H    Kaeuper,  Director 
Northern  Illinois  Normal,  Music  Department, 

De  Kalb 

A    Neil   Annas,   B  S ,   Professor 
Northwestern    University,    School    of   Music, 

Evanston 

Peter  C.  Lutkin,  Dean 
North  Shore  School  of  Music,  Chicago 
Charles  J    Haake,   Director 

4664  Evanston  Avenue 
Qulncy  Conservatory  of  Music/ Qulncy 

Lulu  M    Felt,  Director 
Quinn  School  of  Music,  Chicago 
John  Quinn,  Director 

65  E    Van  Buren  Street 
Bockford     College,     Department     of   Music, 

Bockford 
F    Marlon  Ralston,  Director 


Illinois — continued 

Sherwood  Music  School,  Chicago 

Georgia  Kober,   President 

410   S    Michigan   Avenue 

Stein    Musical-Dramatic    Consei  \atory,    Chi- 
cago 
Kail  Bui  en  Stem,  Director 

Auditonum  Building 
Strong's  College  of  Music,  Dixon 
William  F    Strong,  Director 
Technical    Normal    School,    Chicago 
Miss   Mary   Sherwood,    Director 

3207    S     Michigan    Avenue 
University  of  Illinois,   School  of   Music,   Ur- 

bana 

Charles   Henry    Mills,    D.Mus ,    Director 
Walter  Spry  Piano  School,  Chicago 
Walter  Spry,  Director 

410  S    Michigan  Avenue 
Wheaton  College  Conservatory,  \Vheaton 

Maiguerite  Dresser,   Director 
Zion   Conservatory    of  Music   and  Art,  Zion 

City 
H    Em    Wils>on,   Dean 

INDIANA 

Central  College  of  Music,  Indianapolis 

Edward   Taylor,    Director 
College  of  Musical  Art,  Indianapolis 
Oliver  Willaid  Pieice,  Duectoi 

S24  N  Pennsylvania  Avenue 
De    Pauw    I7ni\.     School    of    Music,     Green- 
Castle 

R     G     McCutchon,   Dean 
Earlhain     College,     Department     of     Music, 

Richmond 

Lauia  Comelia.  Gaston,    Director 
Fort    Wayne    Conservatory    of    Music,    X*ort 

Wajne 

C    F    W    Meyer,  Director 
Goshen  College  School  of  Music,  Goshen 

Amos  S    Ebeisole,   Dnector 
Indiana  Central  University,  School  of  Music, 

Indianapolis 

Ivy  May   Smith,   B  Mus ,   Dean 
Indiana  College  of  Music,  Marion 

C.  F    Tucker,  Director 

Indianapolis  Conservatory  of  Music,  Indian- 
apolis 
Edgar  M    Cawley,  Director 

430    N    Meridian   Street 
Indianapolis  Piano   College,   Indianapolis 
James  M.   Dungran,    Director 
Marion    Conservatory    of    Music,    Marion 

P    L    Nussbaum,   Director 
Metropolitan   School    of   Music,   Indianapolis 

Edwaid    Nell,    Director 
South    Bend    Conservatory   of   Music,    South 

Bend 

Max     Muranda,     Director 
University  of  Indiana,  Department  of  Music, 

Bloomington 

Charles  D    Campbell,   Director 
Winona  Conservatory  of  Music,  Winona  Lake 
H.  W    Owens,  Director 

IOWA 

Central  Holiness   University,  Music   Depart- 
ment, University  Park 

Will  L,    Wyland,   Director 


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Ion  a — con  tinued 

Goe      College,      Music      Department,      Cedar 
Rapids 

Earle  G    Killeen,   Director 
Cornell     Collegre    Conseivatorj,    Mt.    Vernon 

Horace  Alden  Miller,    Director 
Des  Moines  Musical  College,  Des  Moines 

M     L.    Bartlett,   Director 

Drake     University     School     of     Music,     Des 
Moines 

Holmes  Cowper,  Dean 
Enna  Conservatory  of  Music,  Des  Moines 

Emil  Enna,  Director 
Graceland  College  School  of  Music,  Lamoni 

Lauia  B    Kelley,  Diiectoi 
Grinnell   School   of   Music,    Grmnell 

George   L    Pierce,    Director 
Highland  Park  School  of  Music,  Des  Moines 

Fiank   Nagel,    Mus  D  ,    Dean 
Midwestern     Conservatory     of     Music,     Des 
Moines 

Daniel    Bonus,    President 

Knights  of  Pythias  Block 
Parsons    College    School    of    Music,    JFairfield 

James    P     Moor  head,    Director 
Penn  College  School  oi  Music,  Oskaloosa 

Howaid  L,    Hockett,  BS,  Director 
Ruifrok  School  of  Music,  Des  Moines 

Henn  W    J    Ruifrok,   Director 

Knights  of  Pythias   Block 
Slate   University   of    Iowa    School   oi   Music, 
Iowa  City 

Gustav   Schoettle,    Director 
Tabor   College   Conservatory,  Tabor 

Rolf  W    Soule,    Director 


KANSAS 


Baker    University    Conservatory*    Baldwin 

Marvin   Darwin    Geere,    Director 
Bissing's  Conservatory  of  Music,  Hays 

Petrowitsch   Hissing-,   President 
College  of  Emporia,  Music  Department,  Em- 
poria 

Etta  Dent  Cravens,  Director 
Etnporia  School  of  Music  and  Art,  Emporia 

Charles   A     Boyle,   Director 
Friends  University  School  of  Music,  Wichita 

Lucy  H    Francisco,  A  B  ,  Dhector 
Kansas  Normal   School,   Music   Department, 
Emporia 

Henry    D     Guelich,    Mus  D ,    Director 
Metropolitan  School  of  Music,  Wichita 

Myron  Lynne  Hall,  Director 
Power-Myers  Conservatory  of  Music,  Wich- 
ita 

Prank   A    Power,    Director 
School   of   Pianoforte   Playing,   Topeka 

Annie  M.  Parry-Bundy,  Director 
Southwestern  College  School  of  Music,  Win- 
field 

Elvis  C.  Mai  shall,  Director 
Western   Musical   Conservatory,   Emporia 

R    S    Chase,  Director 
Wichita  College  of  Music,  Wichita 

Theodore   Lindberg,    Director 
Winfield   College   of  Music,   Winfleld 

Archibald  Omstead,    Director 


KENTUCKY 

Boston  Academy  of  Music,  Louisville 

T    H    Randall,    Director 

L  Diversity  of  Louisville,  Music  Department, 
Louis*  ille 

Directoi  119  W    Bioadway 

LOUISIANA 

Points  Musical  Institute,  New  Orleans 

Miss  D    Points,   Principal 

930  Elysian  Fields  Avenue 
Sophie    New  comb    College    School    of    Music, 

>i  ew  Orleans 
G    Fenata,  Diiectoi 

Southern  College  ot  Music,  New  Orleans 
Mis    G    David,   President 

1216     Felicity    Street 

Tulane  tniversitj    School  of  Music,  New  Or- 
leans 
Loon   Rjdei    Maxwell,    Director 

MAINE 

Virgil  Clavier  School,  Portland 

Frank   L.    Rankin,    Director 

MARYLAND 

Blue  Ridge  College,  Music  Department,  New 
Vt  indsor 

Caroline    H     Parkhurst,    Director 
Hood  College  Consertatoiy,  Frederick 

Heniy  F    Anderson,  Dnector 
Maryland     College     for     Women     School     of 

Mu&ic,   Lutherville 
Howard  R    Thatcher,    Director 
Peabody  Conservatory  of  Music,  Baltimore 
Harold  Randolph,  Director 

Mt    Vernon  Place  and  Charles  Street 

MASSACHUSETTS 

Faelten    Pianoforte    School,    Boston 
Cail    Faelten,    Director 

30  Huntmgton  Avenue 
Fo\~B«onaimei  School,  Boston 

Copley    Square 
International     School     For     Vocalists     and 

Pianists,  Boston 
William  L    Whitney,  Director 

246  Huntington   Avenue 
Melrose  School  of  Music,  Melrose 
Susan  A    Wells,  Principal 

39  West  Emerson   Street 
Mount  Holvoke  College,  Music   Department, 

Mount  Holyoke 
W    C    Hammond,    Director 
New  England  Conservatory  of  Music,  Boston 
George  W    Chadwick.   Director 
Welleslev  College  Music  Dept ,  Wellesley 
Hamilton   C    Macdougall    Professor 
Weltman  Conservatory  of  Music,  Maiden 

*      MICHIGAN 

Adrian  Collegre  Conservatory,  Adrian 

Arthur  S    Williams,  Director 
Albion    College    Conservatory,    Albion 

Harlan  J    Cozine,  Director 
Alma   College   School   of   Music,   Alma 

Reese   F    Veatch,   Principal 


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Michigan — continued 

Detroit  Conservatory  of  Music,  Detroit 

Francifa    L     York,    Dnectoi 

1013     "Woodward    Avenue 
Detioit  College  of  Music,  Detroit 

t>5  E    Foiest 

Detroit  School  of  Music,  Detroit 
Franz   Apel,    Director 

106    Broadway 
Hi  life  dale     College,     Department     ot     Music, 

Hillsdale 

Melville   W    Chase,    Director 
Hope   College   School   of   Music,   Holland 

Prof    John   B     Nykerk,    Secretary 
Kalamaroo  Academy  of  Musical  Art,  Kala- 

mazoo 

Frederick   Rogers,    Director 
Kalamazoo    College,    Department    of    Music, 

Kalamazoo 

Mrs     E     A     Bead,    Directoi 
McDonald  School  of  Music,  Detroit 
Michigan  Conservatory  of  Music,  Detroit 
Frederick  L,    Abel,   Director 

1021  Woodward  Avenue 
Olivet  College,  Department  of  Music,  Oluet 

Harold   A    Lormg,   Director 
University  School  of  Music,  Ann  Arbor 
Albert  A    Stanley,    Director 
Vet   Musical   Academy,   Detroit    . 
Charles  M    Vet,   Director 

353  Woodward  Avenue 


MINNESOTA 

Carleton    College    Conservatory,    Northfield 

Edward    Strong,    Dean 
Johnson     School     of     Music,     Oratory     and 

Dramatic   Art,  Minneapolis 
Gustavus  Johnson,   Director 

1025  NIcollet  Avenue 
Macalester    College    Conservatory,    St.    Paul 

Hariy  Phillips,    Director 
Minneapolis  School  of  Music,  Minneapolis 
William  H    Pontius,  Director 

42  Eighth   Street,   S 

Northwestern  Conservatory  of  Music,  Minne- 
apolis 

Olive  A  dele  Evers,   President 
St.  John's  University,  Dept.  of  Music,   Col- 

legevillfl 

Rev    Innocent  Geitken,  Principal 
St.  Olaf  College  School  of  Music,  Northfield 
F     Melius   Christiansen,    Director 


MISSISSIPPI 

Southern    Christian    College,   Music    Depart- 
ment,  West  Point 

Mary   E     Beckett,    Director 


MISSOURI 


Beethoven  Conservatory  of  Music,  St. 

Brothers  Epstein,  Directors 

Taylor  and  Olive  Streets 
Boeddeoker's    Conservatory    of     Music,     St. 

Louis 
Mrs.   Emily  Boeddecker,   Principal 

2611  Park  Avenue 


Missouri — continued 

Central    tVe&lejan    Conservatory,    Warrenton 

John    C     Eisenberg,    Director 
Clinton   Business    College    and  Conservatory, 
Clinton 

F    A.   Colt,  President 
Christian    College    Conservatory,    Columbia 

Henry    V     Stearns,    Director 
Drur>    College   Conserx  atory,   Springfield 

William    A     Chaltant,    Dean 
Hardin  Conservatory  of  Music,  Mexico 

Arnold  E     Guerne  Director 
Hughey  Color  Music   School,    St.   Louis 

Mrs    Fannie   E    Hughey,   Principal 

Musical   Arts  Building 
Kansas  City  School  of  Music,  Kansas  City 

Director 
Bolla  School  of  Music,  Kolla 

J     J     Bassett,    Director 
Schultze  College  of  Music,  Kansas  City 

H    E.    Schultze,    Director 

University   Building 
Tarkio  College  Conservatory,  Tarkio 

Alfred   Hemrich    Meyer,    Director 

MONTANA 

Montana     State     College     School    of    Music, 

Bozeman 

A     H     Currier,     Mus  B ,    Director 
Montana    Wesleyan    University,     Music    De- 
partment, Bozeman 
Gladys   Erma   Jakways,    Instructor 
University  of  Montana,  Department  of  Music, 

Missoula 
Gustav  L    Fischer,   Dean 

NEBRASKA 

Bellevue     College     Conservatory,    Bellevue 

Edwin  M    Jones,   Dean 
Doane  College  Consen  atory,  Crete 

Geoige  H    Aller,  Director 
Fremont    College,    Music    Department,    Fre- 
mont 

Newton  M    Boggess,   Dean 
Grand  Island  Conservatory  of  Music,  Grand 
Island 

Jane    Pmder,    Director 
Hastings  College   Conservatory,   Hastings 

H    M    Fuhr,    Director 
Omaha  School  of  Music,  Omaha 

James  Edward  Cainal,  MB  ,  Director 

"Weade  Building 
VnKersity    School    of    Music,    Lincoln 

Willard    Kimball,    Director 
York    College   Conservatory,    York 

Eda  Rankin,  Director 

NX/TV    JERSEY 
Shepherd  School  of  Music,  Orange 


NEW  MEXICO 

University    of   New   Mexico,    Music    Depart- 
ment,   Albuquerque 

Mary   McFie,    Director 
New  Mexico  A    and  M.  College,  Department 

of    Music,    State    College 
Thora  Lute    Foster,    Director 


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NEW   YORK 
American   College   of   Musicians,   New    York 

William    B     Waite,    Secretary 
American   Institute    of   Applied   Music,    New 

York 
Kate  S    Chi tt  en  den,  Bean 

212   West   59th   Street 

American-Italian  School  of  Music,  Brooklyn 
Joseph  Ferrugla,  Director 

463  Rutland  Road 

Anderson  School  of  Music,  Peekskill 
H     T     Fleck,    President 
Arnold  Piano   School,  Brooklyn 
A    Arnold,  Director 

98  Green  Avenue 

Brooklyn  Academy  of  Musical  Art,  Brooklyn 
R    W    Connor,  Director 

549  Greene  Avenue 

Brooklyn  Conservatory  of  Music,  Brooklyn 
E    Adolf  Whitelaw,  Director 

226  Lifferts  Place 

Brooklyn  Studio  of   Music,  Brooklyn 
William   A     Enderlin,   Director 

383  Gates  Avenue 

Bush  wick   Conservatory  of  Music,  Brooklyn 

36  Palmetto  Street 

Chorister's    School    of    Grace    Church,    New 

York 
I.   Mansur  Beard,    Director 

Broadway  and  10th  Street 
Columbia  University   School   of   Music,    New 

York 

Coinelius    Rubner,    Head 
Corns  took  Music  School,  New  York 
Miss   Elinor    Comstock,   Director 

1000   Madison   Avenue 
Conservatory  of  Music,  Lockport 

O     W     Halstead,    Director 
Cortland    Conservatory    of    Music,    Cortland 

Burt  L    Bentley,  Director 
Crane  Normal  Institute  of  Music,  Fottsdam 

Miss  Julia  E    Crane,    Director 
Dost»enbach-Klingenberg     School    of     Music. 

Rochester 
Herman  Dossenbach,  Manager 

47  Prince  Street 

Durr  Institute  of  Music,  New  York 
Carl   Durr,    Director 

2089  Washington  Avenue 
Elmwood   Conservatory   of   Music,   Buffalo 
A    Schmidt,   Director 

686-688   Main  Street 

Goodrich  Private  Musical  School,  New  York 
A.    J     Goodrich,    Director 

80    St     Nicholas    Street 

Grace  Church  Choristers'  School,  New  York 
James  Morris  Helfenstem,  Director 

802  Broadway 

Grand  Conservatory  of  Music,  New  York 
Ernest   Eberhard,    Director 

113     W      85th     Street 
Guihnont  Organ  School,  New  York 
William   C     Carl,    Director 

44    W     12th     Street 
Hater's  Studio  of  Music,  Brooklyn 
Henry  Hager,  Director 

51  Harmon  Street 

Hanau  College  of  Music,  Brooklyn 
Maurice   Z     Hanau,    Director 

443   Monroe   Street 

Institute  of  Musical  Art,  New  York 
Frank   Damrosch,    Directox 

120  Claremont  Avenue 


New   York — continued 
Ithaca   Conservatory  of  Music,   Ithaca 
W.    Grand    Egbert,    Director 
Kochenback  Conser\atory  of  Music,  Brook- 
lyn 
G    Kochenback,  Dnoctor 

431  9th  Street 
Lachmund     Conservatory     of     Music,     New 

York 
Lewis  H    Hubbard,   Director 

132    West   85th    Street 
Lewis  School  of  Music,  Brooklyn 

400  Franklin  Avenue 

Marks*  Conservatory  of  Music,  New  York 
E.  F    Marks,  Director 

2    West    121st    Street 
Master   School   of  Music,   Brooklyn 
Mrs      C      C     Dike,     President 

110    Remsen     Street 

Metropolitan  School  of  Music  and  Art,  Iroj 
William   E     Rogers,    Director 

346    River    Stiee* 

Mollenhauer  Conservatory  of  Music,  Brook- 
lyn 
Henry    Mollenhauer,   Director 

73    Livingtson    Street 
National  Conservatory  of  Music  of  America, 

New  York 
Jeanette   M     Thurber,    President 

128    W     79th    Street 
New  York  College  of  Music,  New  York 
Cail   Hem,   Directoi 

128    E     58th    Stieet 
New   York-German    Conservatory    of    Music, 

New  York 
August    Fraemcke,    Director 

306   Madison   Avenue 
New  York  School  of  Music  and  Arts,  New 

York 
Ralfe   Leech   Sterner,   Director 

56  W    97th  Street 
Powell  Musical  Institute,  Brooklyn 

915   President   Street 
Richardson  Kuster  Piano  School,  Brooklyn 

144  Aigyle  Road 

Ifcogers-Marlens  School  of  Music,  Troy 
Will   E     Rogers,    Director 
St.   John's    College   Conservatory   of    Hnsic, 
Brooklyn 

82  Lewis  Avenue 

Slack's   School   of   Music,   Brooklyn 
S     Slack,    Director 

358     Gates     Avenue 

Syracuse  University  School  of  Music,   Syra- 
cuse 

George  A    Parkei,  MusD,  Dean 
Tompkins    Height    Conservatory    of    Music, 
Brooklyn 

670  Greene  Avenue 
Troy  Conservatory  of  Music,  Troy 
Christian  A    Stem,  Director 

3d    and    State 

TTtica  Conservatory  of  Music,  Utica 
R     J     Hughes,    Director 
Vienna  Musical  School,  Brooklyn 

186  Patchen  Street 
Virgil  Piano  School,  New  York 
Mrs.    A.    M     Virgil,    Directress 

42  W    76th  Street 
Virgil  School  of  Music,  New  York 
A.    K    Virgil.    Director 

Madison  and  34th    Street 


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New  York — continued 

Ton  Ende  Music   School,   New  York 

Herwegh  Von  Ende,   Director 

44  W    85th  Street 
Wells   College  Dept.   of  Music,  Aurora 

Emil  Kail  Wmkler,   Director 
Wulff   Academy   of   Musical  Art,  New  York 
Rosa   Wulff,    Director 

Lexington  Avenue  and   121st  Street 
Zeiner's   Conservatory  of  Music,   Brooklyn 
P.   W.   Zemer,    Jr,    Director 

706  Leonard  Street 

Zellman   Conservatory  of  Music,   New  York 
J.    B.    Zellman,    Director 

349  JLenox 
Ziegler    Institute    of   Normal    Singing:,    New 

York 
Anna  E    Ziegler,   President 

1425    Broadway 


NORTH    CAROLINA. 

Elon    College    Conservatory,    Elon    College 

Florence   Wilson,    Director 
Mora    McDonald    College,    Conservatory    of 
Music,   Reel  Springs 

Rev    C    D    Vardell,  DD,  Pres. 
Meredith   College  School   of  Music,   Raleigh 

Gustav   Hagedorn,    Dean 
Southern  Conservatory  of  Music,  Durham 

Gilxnore   Ward   Bryant,    Director 


NORTH  DAKOTA. 

Fargo   College  Conservatory,  Fargo 

Bertrand  A    Orr,   Director 
North  Dakota  Agri    College,  Dept.  of  Music, 
Fargo 

Clarence   S    Putnam,   Director 


OHIO 

Baldwin-Wallace    College    of    Music,    Berea 

Albert  Riemenschneider,  A  B  ,  Director 
Bartel's  Musical  College,  Mantua 

Otto  E.  Bartel,  President 
Broekhoven  School  of  Opera,  Cincinnati 
John    A     Broekhoven,    Director 

310    W.    7th    Street 
Capital  School  of  Music,  Columbus 
S.    G.    Smith     Director 
Cedarville  College  Dept.  of  Music,  Cedarville 

Mrs    Jessie  Russell,  Director 
Cincinnati    Conservatory    of   Music,    Cincin- 
nati 
Miss  Clara  Bauer,  Directress 

Highland.  Oak  and  Burnet  Avenue 
Cincinnati  Music  School,  Cincinnati 
George   Schneider,   Director 

222    W.    4th    Street 
Cleveland   School  of  Music,   Cleveland 
Alfred  Arthur,  Director 

3101  Prospect  Avenue.  S    E 
College  of  Music  of  Cincinnati,  Cincinnati 
A.   J.   Gantvoort,   Manager 

Elm  Street,  Washington  Park 
Dana's  Musical  Institute,  Warren 
William  H    Dana,  President 
Denison  University    Conservatory,    Granville 
Karl   H    Eschman,   Director 


Ohio— continued 

Findlay  College  Conserx  atory,  Hindlay 

Guj    C    Latcna^v,  Dnector 
Hiram  College,  Dept    of  Music,  Hiram 

John    McKenzie   Henderson,  Director 
Holderbach  College  of  Music,  Cincinnati 

1805  Freeman  Avenue 
Metropolitan  College  of  Music,   Cincinnati 

W.   S    Sterling,  Dean 
Mt.  Tjnion-Scio  College  of  Music,  Alliance 

Herbert  Edmund  Hutchmson,   M.  Mus    Dir 
Muskingum  College  Conservatory,  New  Con- 
coiel 

Neille  Odell  Rowe,  Director 
Oberhn    Conservatory    of   Music,    Oberlin 

Dr     C     W     Morrison,    Director 
Ohio   Conservatory    of    Music,    Cincinnati 

Mrs     Charles    A     Graninger,    Directress 

4th   and    Lawrence    Streets 
Ohio  Northern  University,  College  of  Music, 
Ada 

Fred    Killeen,     Dean 
Ohio    University   College    of   Music,    Athens 

James   Pryor   McVey,    Director 
Ohio  Wesleyan  Conservatory,  Delaware 

Charles  M    Jacobus,  Dnector 
Otterbein    University   Conservatory,   Wester- 
ville 

Glenn    Grant    Grabill,    Director 
Oxford  College  of  Music,  Oxford 

J     Christian  Ringwald,  Director 
Toledo    Conservatory  of  Mub*c,  Toledo 

Biadfoid  Mills,  Director 
Toledo  Musical  College,  Toledo 

Director 
University  of  Cincinnati,  Cincinnati 

Edwin  W    Glover,  Director 
University        of        Wooster        Conservatory, 
Wooster 

J    Lawrence   Erb,   Director 
Warren  Military  Band  School,  Warren 

B    D    Gilliland,  Director 
West  Side  Musical  College,  Cleveland 

Stephen   Comery,    President 

1900    West    25th    Street 
Wittenberg*  College  Conservatory,  Springfield 

Miriam  H    Weaver,  Director 


OKLAHOMA 


Henry    Kendall    College    School    of    Music, 

Tulsa 

John    Knowles   Weaver,     Director 
Kingfisher  College  of  Music,  Kingfisher 

Frederick  L    Drake,  Dean 
Oklahoma  A  and  M   College,  Department  of 

Music,    Stlllwater 
Joseph  Watson,   Director 
Phillips    University,    College    of    Fine    Arts, 

Enid 

Justin    Leroy    Harris,    Dean 
Boss  Conservatory  of  Music,  Guthrle 
F.   M.   Ross,   Director 
University    of    Oklahoma,     School    of    Fine 

Arts,  Norman 
Fredrik  Holmberg,  Dean 


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OREGON 

Albany   College  Conservatory,  Albany 

Mis  Anna  Smith  Flo,  Director 
Oregon      Agricultural     College,      School      of 

Music,  Conallis 

William   Frederic   Gaskins,    Director 
Oregon    Conservatory    of    Music,    Portland 

Mrs     L     H     Edwards,    Director 
Northwest    Normal     School    of    Music    and 

Art,   Portland 
Z.    M.    Porvin,    Director 

165    Fourth    Street 
Pacific      University      Conservatory,      Forest 

Grove 

Frank    Thomas   Chapman,    Director 
Lnhersity  of  Oregon,  School  of  Music,  Eu- 
gene 

Ralph  H.  Lyman,  Dean 
Willamette     University,     School     of     Music, 

Salem 
F    S    Mendenhall,   A  M ,  Dean 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Beethoven   School   of   Music,   Meadville 
George    W     Dixon,    Director 
Blose  School  of  Music,  Warren 
Johann   M    Blose,    Director 
Brosky  School  of  Music,  Pittsburg 

5918  Kentucky    Avenue 
Bucknell  School  of  Music,  Lewisburg 

Paul  George  Stolz,  Director 
Columbia  College  of  Music,  Philadelphia 

Oscar    Streland,    Director 
Combs'  Broad  Street  Conservator?  of  Music, 

Philadelphia 
Gilbert   Raynolds   Combs,    Director 

1329    S     Broad    Street 
Freeburg   Musical    College,    Freeburg 
Henry   B    Moyer,    Director 
Geneva  College  Music  Dept ,  Beaver  Falls 

Frances  E    Waddle,  Director 
Germantown   School   of  Music,   Philadelphia 
Albert   Hustler,    Director 

819   E    Chelton  Avenue 
Hahn  School  of  Music,  Philadelphia 
F.    E.    Hahn,   Director 

1712    Chestnut    Street 

Harrisburg   Conservatory   of   Music,   Harris- 
burg 

Mrs     E     J    Decevee,    Directress 
Horvath's  Pine  Street  School  of  Music,  Phil- 

adelphia 

J    D.  Horvath,  Director 
Hyperion  School  of  Music,  Philadelphia 
Franklin   B     Cresson,   Director 
Indiana  Normal  Conservatory,  Indiana 
Hamlm  E    Cog-swell,  Director 
Leefson-Hille     Conservatory,    Philadelphia 
Mam-Its    Leefson,    Director 

1524    Chetsnut    Street 
Leschetlzfey  Music    School,   Williamsport 
Miss  M.  B    Lundy,   Director 
MacHenry   School   of  Music   and   Elocution, 

Philadelphia 

flara  E    MacHenry,  Directress 
Mansfield  Normal  Music  Dept.,  Mansfield 

Harry  A    Jenmson,  Director 
Mercer  School  of  Mnsic,  Mercer 
Rev.   C.  J.  Wilcomb,   President 


Pennsylvania— continued 

Moyer*s  Normal  Music   School,  Freeburg 
Miss  Anna  J    Moyer,   Director 
Mozart  Conservatory   of  Music,  Philadelphia 

2116  N    15th 
Peall  Conservatory  of  Music,  Philadelphia 

B.     K.     Peall,     Director 
Pennsylvania  College  of  Music,  Meadville 

H?rry    Wai  the    Manville,    Director 
Pennsylvania  College  of  Music,  Philadelphia 
Kate    H.    Chandler,    Director 

1511    Girard   Avenue 
Pennsylvania    State    College,    State    College 

P.  O. 

Clarence    C     Robmson,    Director 
Philadelphia  Musical  Academy,  Philadelphia 
Richard   Zeckwer,    Director 

446  S    52d  Street 

Pittsbuig  Academy   School   of   Music,  Pitts- 
burg 
Dnector 

May  Building 

Pittsburg  Conservatory  of  Music,  Pittsburg 
Diiector 

128  Dithridge 

Royal   Conservatory   of   Mnsic,    Philadelphia 
M.  B    Brodsky,  President 

453  N     Sixth   Street 

Scranton  Conservatory  of  Music,  Scranton 
J    Alfred  Pennington,  Director 

604   Linden   Street 

Sternbergr  School  of  Music,  Philadelphia 
Constantin    von    Sternberg,    President 

10    S     18th    Street 

Swaab-Fabriani   School   of   Music,   Philadel- 
phia 

M    B    Swaab,   Director 

Temple    XTni\ersity,    Dept.   of   Music,    Phila- 
delphia 

Thaddeus  Rich,  Mus  D  ,  Dean 
Thiel   College   Conservatory,   Greenville 

Peter  Le  Sueur,  Director 
Warren  Conservatory  of  Music,  Wanamie 
LeRov  B    Campbell,  Dnector 
West    Philadelphia    Conservatory    of    Music, 

Philadelphia 
B    C    Courtenay,  Director 

40th  Street  and  Girard  Avenue 
West    Philadelphia   Music    Academy,    Phila- 
delphia 
Clara  V.  Morrison,  Director 

3722  Haverford  Avenue 

Westminster  College  Music  Dept.,  New  Wil- 
mington 
William  W    Campbell,  Dnector 

SOUTH   DAKOTA 

Huron  College  School  of  Music,  Huron 

Heibert    M     Bailey,    Director 
Northern  Normal  Music  Dept,  Aberdeen 

H     E    Goodsell,   Director 
Sioux  Falls  College,   School  of  Music,  Sioux 
Falls 

Clara  Louise  Cressey,  Director 
South  Dakota  State  College,  Dept.  of  Music, 
Brookings 

Garnett  Hedge,   Professor 
State  Normal  Music  Dept,  Spearfish 

Edward  S    Luce,  Director 
University     of     South    Dakota     College     of 
Music,   Vermilion 

Ethelbert  Warren  Grabill,  Dean 


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TENNESSEE 

Caison  and  Newman  Conservatory,  Jefferson 
City 

Jov  Bond,  Director 

Centenary  College  Conservatory,  Cleveland 

Carl   Fallberg,   Director 
Conservatory  of  Music,  Nashville 

C    J.  Schubert,  Director 
Cumberland    University    Conservatory,    Leb- 
anon 

Robert  Paul  Gise,   Director 
Farrar  Schol  of  Voice  and  Piano,  Nashville 

Frederick    Emerson    Farrar,    Director 

157   Eighth   Avenue,   N 
Fisk  University,  Music  Dept.,  Nashville 

Jennie   A    Robinson,   Principal 
Knoxville  College  Conseixatory,  Knoxville 

Vera  R    Barber,  Director 
Schubert   Conservatory   of   Music,    Nashville 

John  Schubert,  Dnector 
Tennessee  Academy  of  Music,  Nashville 

Franz  J.   Strahm,   Director 
Union   University  Conservatory,  Jackson 

Mrs    A    W    Prince,  Director 
University    of   Chattanooga,   Music    Depart- 
ment, Athens 

Miss  Frances  Cullen  Moffitt,  Director 

TEXAS 

Baylor  University  Conservatory,  Waco 

Rudolf  Hoftman,  Director 
College  of  Music,  Waco 

Emmett  S    Dean,  Director 
Halm  Music  School,  Dallas 

Chailes  D    Hahn,  Director 
Landon   Conservatory,   Dallas 

Charles    W     Landon,    Director 
Te&as     Chribtian     University     Conservatory, 
Fort  Worth 

Carl  Beutel,  Director 
Trinity  University  Conservatory,  Waxahachie 

Theodore  D    McCreery,  Director 
Waco   Conservatory  of  Music,   Waco 
W.   B.    Schimmelpfenmg,   Director 

UTAH 

Brigham  Young  University,  School  of  Music, 
Provo 

Anthony  C    Lund,  Professor 

VIRGINIA 

Bridgewater   College,   Music   Dept.,   Bridge- 
water 

Charles  William  Roller,  Professor 
Daleville  College  School  of  Music,  Daleville 

Edward  D    Naff,  Director 
Hollins  College,  School  of  Music,  Hollins 

Erich  Rath,  Director 
Richmond  Conservatory  of  Music,  Richmond 

Frank  Eugene  Casby,  Director 
Sbenandoah  Collegiate  Institute  and  School 
of  Music,  Dayton 

Rev    G    "W    Hoebshel,  Principal 
Sweet  Briar  Conservatory,  Sweet  Briar 

Helen  F    Young,  Director 


Virginia — con  tmued 

Virginia  Christian  College,  School  of  Music, 

Lynchburgr 

Emil   Bergcr,   Dnector 
TVoodlavvn  Seminary   and  Musical  Institute, 

Gordon  feville 
M     H     Duval,    Principal 

WASHINGTON 

Columbia  Conservatory  of  Music,  Spokane 

1717    Pacific    Avenue 
Columbia  Conservatory  of  Music,  Tacoma 

Mrs.   A    M    Vallelv.   Manager 
Payne's  Mandolin  and  Guitar  School,   Spo- 
kane 

Lester   Payne,    Principal 
School  of  Vocal  Art,  Spokane 
Mrs.   Ethel   C    Walton,   Director 

Auditorium  Building 
State   College,  Dept.   of  Music,  Pullman 
Heibert  Kimb rough,   Head 
State  Normal  Dept.  of  Mubic,  Bellinghaxu 
Florence  Fox  Thatcher,   Director 
University  of  Puget  Sound  School  of  Music, 

Taeoma 

Robeit  L    Schofield,  Dnector 
University    ot   Washington,   School   of   Tine 

Arts,  Seattle 
Irving  M    Glen,    Director 

WEST   VIRGINIA 

Marshall   College,    Music   Dept.,    Hontington 
Mildred  MacGeorge,    Head 
Vlest  Virginia  University  College  of  Music, 

Morgantown 
Louis  Black,   Director 
West  Virginia  Wesleyan   College,  School  of 

Music,  Buckhannon 
Hugh   J    Eldridge,  Director 

WISCONSIN 

Carroll  College,  Dept.  of  Music,  Wankesha 

Clarence  E.  Shejpard,  Director 
Lawrence   College   Conservatory,   Appleton 

Fredeiick  Vance  Evans,  Dean 
Milwaukee-Downer    College   of   Music,   Mil- 
waukee 

Claudia  McPheeters,  Dnector 
University   of   Wisconsin,    School   of   Music, 

Madison 

Louis  N    Coerne,  Director 
Wisconsin  College  of  Music,  Milwaukee 
Hans  Bruening,  Dnector 

133  Second  St 

Wisconsin  Conservatory  of  Music,  Milwaukee 
William  Boeppler,  Director 

Sll  Grand  Ave 

Wisconsin  School  of  Music,  Madison 
Ada  Bird,  Director 

'       WYOMING 

University    of    Wyoming,    Department     of 
Music,  Iiaramie 

Eva  Meek,  Director 


SCHOOLS   OF  ART 


ALABAMA 

State   Normal    School    of   Art,    Livingston 

Mary    E      Tayloi,     Professor 
Judson  Colleg-e   School  of   Art,  Marion 

Laura   I     Bacon,    Directoi 

ARKANSAS 

Henderson-Brown  College  Art  School,  Ark»- 
delphia 

Mis    Maxie  McCullough,  Instructor 
Ouachita  College  Art  School,  Arkadelphia 

Lucile  Shelbj,   Instiuctor 

University  ot  Arkansas  I>ept.   of  Fine   Arts, 
Fayette 

Henry    Doughty    Tovey,    Director 

CALIFORNIA 

California  School  of  Arts  and  Crafts,  Berke- 
ley 
Frederick  H    Meyer,  Director 

2119    Allston    Wav 
California    School   of   Design,     University    of 

California,  San  Francisco 
Robert  H    Fletcher,  Dnector 
Cathedral  Oaks  School  ot  Art,  Alma 

Charles  F    Ingerson,  Directoi 
Los  Angeles  School  of  Art  and  Design,  Los 

Angeles 
L    E    Garden   Macleod,    Director 

6th   and  Alvarado  Sts 

San   Francisco  Institute  of  Art   of  the  Uni- 
versity of  California,  San  Francisco 
Robert  H    Fletcher,   Director 

California  and  Mason  Streets 
Stanford   University  School  of   Graphic  Art, 
Arthur  Bridgman  Clark,  Dean 
Stickney   Mem.    School   of   Fine  Arts,    Pasa- 


C     P     Townsley,    Director 
University    of    Redlands,    Art    Department, 

Badlands 

Julia  E    Raymond,   Dlr^t  vor 
University  of  Southern  Ca  \fornia   Collegre  of 

Fine  Arts,  Los  Angeles 
William   L     Judson,   Dean 

216  Thome  Street 

COLORADO 

Fine  Arts  Academy  of  Denver,  Denver 

Abigail  Holman,  Director 

31   East  18th    Avenue 
State  Teachers  College,  Art  Dept.,  Greeley 

Richard  Ernesti,   Director 
Students'   School   of   Art,   Denver 
Henry  Read,   Director 

1311    Pearl    Stret- 


CONNECTICUT 

Hartford  Art  School,  Hartford 

Mrs     G     G     Williams,    President 
Norwich  Free  Academy  Art  School,  Norwich 

Mis     Guy  Wainer   Eastman,    Director 
Yale   Uni\eisity    School   of   Fine    Arts,   New 
Ha\en 

TV    S    Kendall,  Director 


DISTRICT     OF     COLUMBIA 

Arts  and  Crafts  School,  Washington 

Eva    S     Schroeder,    Director 

1711  New  York  Avenue 
Corcoran  School  of  Art,  Washington 

E    C    Messer,   Principal 

17th   and  New  York   Avenue,    N.    W. 


FLORIDA 

Florida  State  College  for  Women  School   of 
Art,  Tallahassee 

Inez  Abernethy,   Director 

Rollins  Collegre  School  of  Fine  Arts,  Winter 
i*ark 

Catherine  Annie  Jane  Brebner,   Director 

GEORGIA 

Bessie  Tift  College,  Art   Dept,  Forsythe 

Martha  L    Tilton,    Director 

ILLINOIS 

Art-Craft  Institnft,   Chicago 

T.  Vernette  IkLOii  e,   President 

129  Garfleld  Boulevard 
Art  Institute  of  Chicago,  Chicago 
N    H    Carpenter,  Secretary 
T    J    Kean,  Dean  of  School 

Michigan    Avenue    and    Adams    Street 
Chicago  Academy  of  Fine  Arts,   Chicago 
Carl  N.   Werntz,   Director 

SI    E     Madison    Street 
Chicago  School  of  Applied  and  Normal  Art, 

Chicago 
Emma  M.   Church,   Director 

606  S    Michigan   Avenue 
Illinois    Woman's     College     School     of    Fine 

Arts,  Jacksonville 
Nellie  A    Knopf,    Director 
James    Milliken    University    School    of    Fin* 

and  Applied  Arts,  Decatnr 
William  M    Hekkmg,  Professor 


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Illinois — continued 

Rockford  College  Department  of  Art,  Bock- 
ford 

Mary   Gulliver,    A  M  ,    Director 
Technical    Normal    School,    Chicago 
Miss  Mary  Sherwood,    Director 

3207    S     Michigan    Ave 

University  of  Illinois,  Dept.  of  Art  and  De- 
sign,  Urbana 

Edward  John  Lake,  B  S  ,  Acting  Head 
Wheaton  College  Art  Department,  Wheaton 
Emma   S    Wyman,   Director 


INDIANA 

Fort    Wayne   Art    School,    Fort   Wayne 

Albert  E.   Bulson,   Jr ,    President 

260    W.    Wayne    Street 

John  Herron   Art   Institute,   Indianapolis 
Harold    H     Brown,    Director 

Pennsylvania    and    16th 
Indiana    Central    University    School    of    Ait, 

Indianapolis 

Myrtle    Lewellyn    Taylor,    Director 
Indiana     University     School     of    Fine     Arts, 

Bloomington 
Alfred    M     Brooks,    Professor 

IOWA 

Cornell  College  School  of  Art,  Mt.  Vernon 

Henry   Albert  Mills,   Director 
Camming   School   of  Art,  Des   Moines 

C    A     Gumming,   Director 
Des  Moines  College  School  of  Fine  Arts,  Des 

Moines 

Emily  R    Talbott,  Director 
Drake    University    School    of    Fainting    and 

Drawing,   Des   Moines 
Charlotte    Pearl    Conkright,    Professor 
Iowa  Wesleyan  College  School  of  Fine  Arts, 

Mt.  Pleasant 
Ella    Heath,    Director 
Penn    College   School   of   Art,    Oskaloosa 

Mrs     Clara   H     Heritage,    Director 
State  University,  College  of  Fine  Arts,  Iowa 

City 
Clark  Fisher  Ansley,  B  A  ,  Dean 


KANSAS 

Bethany    College    Art    School,    Lindsborg 

Director 
Emporia  School  of  Music  and  Art,  Emporia 

Charles  A     Boyle,    Director 
Southwestern   College    School    of   Art,    Win- 
field 

Mary  Wilson,  Director 
University  of  Kansas,   School   of  Fine   Arts, 

Lawrence 

Charles  S.  Skllton,  A.B..  Dean 
Washbnrn  College   School  of  Fine  Arts,  To- 

peka 
Horace   Whitehouse,    Dean 

LOUISIANA 

Tulane  University   School   of   Art,   New  Or- 
leans 

Ellsworth   Woodward,    Director 


School  of  Fine  Arts,  Portland 

ills    J    H    Hill,   Manager 

Spring    and    High    Streets 


MARYLAND 

Baltimore  Art   School,   Baltimore 
Charcoal    Club    Ait    School,    Baltimore 

S.  Edwin   Whiteman,   Director 

Howaid     and.     Franklin      Streets 
Hood  College  School  of  Art,  Frederick 
Florence  Doub,  Director 
Mainland  College  for  Women  School  of  Art, 

Luther\ille 

J    Bertha  Bougher,    Director 
Maryland   Institute   School    of  Art   and   De- 
sign,  Baltimore 
C    T    Turner,    Director 

Mt     Royal  Ave. 

Pcnd   Applied  Art   Studios,   Baltimore 
Theodore  H     Pond,    Director 

928     N      Charles    Street 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Boston  School  of  Painting,   Boston 

Arthur    M     Hazard,    Director 
Cowles   Art   School,    Boston 

Director 

Eric  Pape  Schol  of  Art,  Boston 
Eric    Pape,    Director 

Massachusetts  Avenue  and  Boylston 
Fenway  School  of  Illustration,    Boston 

Susan    E     Phillips,    Director 
Harvard    University,    Division   of   Fine    Arts, 

Cambridge 

George  Henrv  Chase,  Chairman 
Lowell  School  of  Design,  Boston 

Director 

Massachusetts  Normal  Art  School,   Boston 
James    Frederick    Hopkins,    Director 

Newbury  and.  Exeter  Streets 
School  of  Fine  Arts,   Crafts   and  Decorative 

Design,  Boston 
Katherme   B     Child s,   Director 

126  Massachusetts  Avenue 

School  of  the  Musenm  of  Fine  Arts,  Boston 
Alice    F.    Brooks,    Manager 

Huntmgton    Avenue 
Swain    School    of    Design,    New    Bedford 

H    A     Neyland,   Director 
Worcester  Art  Museum  School,  Worcester 
Harry   Sturat   Michie,   Principal 

24    Highland    Street 


MICHIGAN 

Detroit  Art  Academy,  Detroit 

Joseph    W.    Gies,    Director 

Fine    Arts    Building 
Detroit  School  of  Art,  Detroit 
Mary  McMaster,    Director 

271    Woodward    Avenve 
Detroit  School  of  Design,  Detroit 
George   T    Hamilton,   Director 

456     Jefferson     Avenue 
Iiockwood  Stoltz  Art  School,  Kalamazoo 
Guy    H    Lockwood,    Director 


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Michigan — continued 

Kalamazoo    School  of    Art,  Kalamazoo 

\Valtei    Collins,  Director 
School  of  Applied  Art,  Battle  Creek 

Edward   S.   Pelswoith,   President 


MINNESOTA 

Minneapolis  School  of  Art,  Minneapolis 

Joseph  Bieck,  Director 

Minneapolis  bcohol  of  fine  Arts,  Minneapo- 
lis 

Kobert  Koehler,   Director 

Hennepin  Avenue  and  10th   Street 
St.  Paul  Institute  of  Art,  St.  Paul 
L,ee  W    Ziegler,   Director 

Auditorium 


MISSOURI 

fine  Arts  Institute,  Kansas  City 

1020     McGee    Street 
Kansas   City   School    of    Fine   Arts,    Kansas 

City 
E.  A    Huppert,  Director 

Bayard   Building 
Washington  University,  School  of  fine  Arts, 

St    Louis 
Edmund    H.    Wuerpel,    Director 

Skinker  Road  and  Lmdell  Boulevard 


NEBRASKA 

University  of  Nebraska,  School  of  fine  Arts, 
Lincoln 

Paul  H.  Grummann,    Director 


NEW  HAMPSHIRE 

Manchester  Institute   of  Arts  and   Sciences, 
Manchester 

Jennie   Young,    Director 


NEW  JERSEY 

Fawcett  School  of  Industrial  Arts,  Newark 

Jennie  Young,  Director 

987  Elm  Street 


NEW  YORK 

Adelphi  Art  School,  Brooklyn 

J    B    Whittaker,  Director 

Lafayette  Ave    and  St    James  Place 
Albany  School  of  Fine  Arts,  Albany 

Edith  Very,  Director 

52   S    Swan   St 


New  York — continued 

Albiight  Gallery  Art  School,  Buffalo 
Ailetta  -Lothiop,  Superintendent 

1110  Elmwood   Avenue 
Art    Students'    League    of   New    York,    New 

York 
E     H     Nisbet,    Piesident 

211  W    57th  Stieet 
Brooklyn  Art   School,  Brooklyn 
Joseph    H     Boston,    Director 

Art  Building      174  Montague  Street 
Columbia   University   Faculty   of   Fine   Arts, 

New  York 

James  R    Wheeler,  Dean 
Cooper  Union  Free  Art  School,  New  York 
Frederick    Dielman,    Art   Director 

Cooper  Union 
De  Seierinus  Art  School,  Brooklyn 

404  Gates  Avenue 
Ethical    Culture     School     Art     Department, 

New  York 
Iiene  Weir,  Director 

63d    and    Central     Park    West 
Independent  School  of  Art,  New  York 
Homei   Boss,  Director 
A    S    Baylmson,  Secietalry 

1947   Broadway 
Ken&ington   Art    School,    Buffalo 

40  W   Huron 
Mechanics  Institute,  Department  of  Applied 

and  Fine  Arts,  Rochester 
Fiank  von  der  Lancken,  Superintendent 

55  Plymouth  Avenue 

National   Academy  of   Design,    New   York 
Adolph    A     Weinman,    Dnector 

109th   and   Amsterdam 
New    York    School    of    Applied    Design    for 

Women,  New  York 
Frank  Tilford,  Piesident 

160  Lexington  Avenue 
New  York  School  of  Art,  New  York 
Frank  Alvah  Parsons,  Director 

2237   Broadway 
Osgrood  Art  School,  New  York 

12   B    17th   Street 
Pratt  Institute  School  of  Art,  Brooklyn 

Walter   Scott   Perry,   Director 
Shinnacock  Summer  School  of  Art,  Bayport 
Douglas    J     Connah,    Director 
Skidmore   School   of  Arts,    Saratoga   Springs 

Charles    H     Keyes,    Director 
Syracuse    University    College    of    Fine    Arts, 

Syracuse 

George    Albert    Parker,    Dean 
Thomas   School  of  Art,   New  York 
B.   F    Thomas,   President 

142  W.  23rd  Street 
Troy  Scfoool  of  Arts  and  Crafts,  Troy 

Bmilie  C    Adams.  Director 
Y.  W.  C.  A.  Art  Department,  New  York 
Sophia    A     Walker,    Director 

7    East    15th    Street 


OHIO 

Art  Academy  of  Cincinnati,  Cincinnati 

J    H    Gest,    Director 

Eden    Park 

Cleveland  School  of  Art,  Cleveland 
George    L    Norton,   Principal 

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Ohio— continued 

Columbus  Art  School,  Columbus 

Julius  Golz,  Jr,  Director 

187   E    Brood   Street 

Ohio  Wesleyan  School  oi  Fine  Arts,  Dela- 
ware 

Sallie  Thompson  Humphiies,  Director 
School    ot    Toledo    Museum    of   Art,    Toledo 
Almon    C     Whiting,    Dnector 


OKLAHOMA 

University  of  Oklahoma,  School  of  Fine  Arts 

Frederick  Holmbeig,   BM,   Dean 


OREGON 

Art    School    of    Portland    Art    Association, 
Portland 

Annie  B.  Crocker,  Director 

5th   and   Taylor   Streets 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Carnegie  Institute,  School  of  Applied  Design, 

Pittsburg 

E    Raymond  Bossange,  Ph  B  ,  Dean 
Pennsylvania  Academy  of  Fine  Arts,  Phila- 
delphia 
John   T.   Lewis,   Director 

Broad   and   Cherry   Streets 
Philadelphia  School  of  Design  for  Women, 

Philadelphia 
Miss    Emily    Sartaln,    Principal 

Broad   and   Master   Streets 
Public    Industrial  Art    School,   Philadelphia 
J    Liberty  Todd,  Director 

Park  Avenue  and  Master  Street 
School  of  Design  for  Women,  Pittsburgh 
Director 

School   of   Industrial    Art    of    the   Pennsyl- 
vania Museum,  Philadelphia 
Leslie  W.  Miller,   Principal 

Broad  and  Pine  Streets 
Stevenson's  Art  School,  Pittsburgh 
H    S.   Stevenson,   Principal 

3rd  Avenue  and  Wood  Street 
University  of  Pittsburg  School  of  Fine  Arts, 

Pittsburg 
H    R    Kniffin,   Director 


RHODE  ISLAND 

Rhode  Island  School  of  Design,  Providence 

Louis  Earle  Rowe,  Director 

11  Waterman   Street 


TENNESSEE 

Ashe  Art   School,  Memphis 
Director 


Dallas  School  of  Fine  Arts,  Dallas 
Texas    Christian    Lni\ersitj    School    of    Art, 
Fort  Worth 

Duia  Biokaw  Cockrell,  Principal 


UTAH 

Brigham   Young    University,   Dept.    of    Art, 
Provo 

Elbert   H     Eastmond,    Professor 
Salt  Lake  Academy  of  Fine  Arts,   Ogden 


VERMONT 

University  of  Vermont  School  of  Fine  Arts, 
Burlington 

Director 


VIRGINIA 

Art    School    of   the    Art    Club,    Richmond 

Nora   Houston,    Instructor 

531     W     Grace    Street 

Bridgrewater     College    Art     Dept.,     Bridge- 
water 

Annie  Marie  Hansen,  Professor 


WASHINGTON 

University  of    Pnget  Sound  School  of  Art, 
Tacoma 

Stella  Stanley  McKce,  Director 
Seattle  Art  League,  Seattle 

Ella  S    Bush,    Director 

Boston  Block 


WEST  VIRGINIA 

West    Virginia   University,    School    of    Fine 
Arts,  Morgantown 

William   J    Leonard,  Director 
West  Virginia  Wesleyan  School  of  Fine  Arts, 
Buokhannon 

Mary  F.  HIggmbotham,  Principal 


WISCONSIN 

Lawrence  College  School  of  Art,  Appleton 

Otho  P    Fairfleld,    Dean 
State  Normal  School  of  Fine  Arts,  Milwau- 
kee 

Alexander  Mueller,  Director 


SCHOOLS  OF  ELOCUTION,  ORATORY, 
AND  DRAMATIC  ART 


State  Normal   School  of  Expression,   Living- 
ston * 
Marjone   Joy  Hatmaker    Director 
Judson  College  School  of  Expression,  Marion 

Anna     D.     Staples,     Director 


ARKANSAS 

Ouachita  College  School  of  Expression,  Ark- 
adelphia 

Edna    Phillips,    Instructor 


CALIFORNIA 

Gerson  Dramatic  School,  San  Francisco 
Paul  Gerson,  Diiector 

216   McAllister 
University  of  Southern  California  College  of 

Oratory,  Los  Angeles 
Beulah  "Wright,   Dean 


DISTRICT   OF  COLUMBIA 


Gale   Barber    School   of  Rhythm    and 
Correlated  Arts,  Washington 

Mrs    Mary  R.  Gale  Davis    Principal 

2003   Columbia  T*oad 

Ralston  University  of  Expression,  Washing- 
ton 

FLORIDA 

Florida  State   College  for  Women   School   of 
Expression,  Tallahassee 

Miss  Du    Bois   Elder    A  33      Director 
Rollins    College   School  of  Expression,   "Win- 
ter  Park 

Mary   Green  Deadenck,  B  Z*  ,  Director 


GEORGIA 

Atlanta  Institute  of  Music  and  Oratory,  At- 
lanta 

Bessie  Tift  College,  Dept.  of  Expression, 
Forsrthe 

Mary   Elizabeth    Miller,    Director 


Georgia — continued 

Wesleyan      College, 
Macon 

Anne  Chenault  "Wallace,  Director 


Dept       of      Expression, 


ILLINOIS 

Chicago    School    of   Elocution,    Chicago 

119    North    Clark    Street 
Columbia    College    of   Expression,    Chicago 
Miss  Mary  A    Blood,    A  M ,   President 

64    E     Van    Buren    Street 

Cosmopolitan     School     of    Music    and     Dra- 
matic   Art,   Chicago 
Mrs.    W     S    Bracken,    President 

431    S     Wabash    Avenue 

Illinois  Women's   College   School  of  Expres- 
sion. Jacksonville 
Amanda    Kidder,    Director 

Jacobsen's   School   of   Dancing   and    Aesthet- 
ics,  Chicago 
Henry  Jacobsen,  Director 

Auditorium   Building 

Leonard   Wilson    School  of  Expression,    Chi- 
cago 
Ida   Fletcher  Leonard    Director 

6255    Klimbark.   Avenue 
Maclean    School,    Chicago 
Juan  C     Maclean,   President 

624    S     Michigan    Avenue 

Morgan  School  of  Expression,  Anna,  Chicago 
Miss    Anna    Morgan,    Director 

Fine    Arts    Building 
Phillips    School    of   Oratory,    Chicago 
Artnur   Edward   Phillips,    Utt  D ,    Principal 
304  S    Wabash  Avenue 

School  of  Acting  of  the  Bush  Temple  Con- 
servatory, Chicago 
Edward    Dvorak,    Dramatic    Director 

800   N    Clark   Street 
School   of    Acting:    of     the    Chicago    Musical 

College,  Chicago 
J    H    Gilmour,    Director 

624  S   Michigan  Avenue 
School    of    Oratory,    Northwestern    Universi- 

tv,  Evanston 

Balph  Brownell  Dennis,  Director 
Technical    Normal    School,    Chicago 
Miss  Mary   Sherwood,   Director 

3207    Michigan    Avenue 


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INDIANA 

Indiana-Boston  School  of  Elocution,  Oratory 
and   Dramatic  Art,   Indianapolis 

Mrs.   Harriet  A    Prunk,  Director 


IOWA 

Cornell  College  School  of  Ora  Dry,  Mt    Ver- 

non 

Rose   Evelyn   Baker     Director 
Des   Moines   School  of  Oratory,  Des  Moines 
Emma   C    Pugh,    Principal 
Drake   University    School    of   Dramatic  Art, 

Des  Moines 

Holmes   Cowper,    Dean 
Highland     Park    College    of     Oratory,    Des 

Moines 
Miss   Edna   Means,   Dean 


KANSAS 

School  of  Expression  and  Drama,  Topeka 

Miss    Clara    M     Crumb,    Principal 
Southwestern    College    School    of    Oratory, 

Winfield 

Franklin  L    Gilson,  Ph  B  ,  Director 
Western    School   of   Elocution    and   Oratory, 

Wichita 
George   W.    Hoss,    Director 


LOUISIANA 

New  Orleans  College  of  Oratory,  New  Or- 
leans 

Miss  Lilly  C    Whittaker,  Principal 

707  Common 


MARYLAND 

Hood  College  School  of  Expression,  Frederick 

Frederick 

Sallie  Conrad  Fauntleroy,   Director 
Maryland  College  for  Women,  Dept.  of  Ex- 
pression, Lutherville 
Grace  Normal   Randall,  Director 
Shaftesbury    College    of    Expression,    Balti- 
more 
Alice  May  Touse,  Principal 

14   N.   Carey    Street 


Colonial  College  of  Drama,  Boston 

H    A    Fa  .Rene,  Director 

Colonial   Building 

Emerson  College  of  Oratory,  Boston 
Harry   Seymour  Boss,   Dean 

30  Huntmgton  Avenue 
Iceland  Powers    School,   Boston 
Leland    Powers,    Principal 

177  Huntington  Avenue 
School  of  Expression,  Boston 
S.   S    Curry,  LittD,  President 

Copley   Square 


MICHIGAN 

Beasley    School    of    Oratory    and    Dramatic 
Art,  Grand  Rapids 

Mrs.   Marie   Wilson   Beasley,   Principal 

132  Monroe  Street 

Detroit  School  of  Expression,  Detroit 
Mrs    Mildred  A.   Bolt,    Principal 

1191  Jefferson   Avenue 
Detroit    Training    School    of    Elocution    and 

English  Literature,  Detroit 
Mrs    Edna  Chafee  Noble,  Director 

780    Woodward    Avenue 


MINNESOTA 


Johnson  School  of  Music,  Oratory  and  Dra- 
matic Art,  Minneapolis 
Gustavus  Johnson,  Director 

70   S     llth 
Minneapolis    School    of   Mosic,    Oratory    and 

Dramatic  Art,  Minneapolis 
Charles    M     Holt,   Director 

42  Eighth  Street  S. 


MISSOURI 

Auditorium  Dramatic  School,  Kansas  City 

Miss  Georgia  H.   Brown,   Directress 

9th   and  Holmes  Street 

Dillenbeck  School  of   Oratory,  Kansas   City 
Preston   K.    Dillenbeck,    Director 

9th  and  Locust  Street 
Kansas    City    School    of    Language,    Kansas 

City 
Edmund  D    Vexnle,  Principal 

New  Kidge  Building 
Morse  School  of  Expression,  St.  Louis 

Musical  Art  Building 
Perry  School  of  Oratory,  St.  Louis 
Edward  P.  Perry,  Principal 

Grand  and  Franklin  Streets 


NEBRASKA 

York  College  School   of  Oratory,  York 

D.  F.  Adams,  A  B ,   Principal 


NEW  YORK 

Albert!   School  of  Expression,  New   York 
Mme.   W    M     Alberti,    Principal 

Cainegie    Hall 
Alviene  School  of  Acting,  New  York 

225    W     57th    St 
American   Academy  of  Dramatic  Art,   New 

York 
Franklin  H    Sargent,  President 

Carnegie  Hall 
Gomez  School  of  Elocution,  Brooklyn 

792  Lincoln  Place 

Hawn  School  of  Speech  Arts,  New  York 
Henry  G.  Hawn,   Carnegie  Hall 
Lawrence   School  of   Oratory,  New  York 
E    G    Lawrence,   Director 

149   W    85th  Street 


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New  York — continued 

National     Conservatory     of     Dramatic     Art, 
New    York 

F.   F    Mackay,   Principal 

19   W    44th  Street 
New   York   Dramatic    School,    New   Yoik 

7th    Avenue    cor     W      57th 
New  York  School  of  Expression,  New  York 
Chailotte   Sulley  Presby,    Principal 

318  W    57th  Street 

Syracuse  University  School  of  Oratory,  Syra- 
cuse 

Hugh  M    Tilroe,  A  B  ,   Director 
Williams    School  of  Expression,  Ithaca 
George   C.    Williams,   B  O ,    President 


OHIO 

Capitol   Collegre   of   Oratory   and   Music,    Co- 
lumbus 

Frank  S    Fox,   President 

Cincinnati   School   of   Expression,    Cincinnati 
Miss  Jennie  Manheimer,   Director 

Lyric  Theater  Building 
Harroflf  School  of  Expression,  Cleveland 

Floia    Harroff    Stuigres,    Principal 
Ohio    Northern    University,     School     of    Ex- 
pression, Ada 
Jpnnie  Bowman,  Dean 
Ohio  University,   School   of   Oratory,   Athens 

Hany    Raymond   Pierce     Director 
Ohio  Wesleyan  School  of  Oratory,  Delaware 

Robert  J    Fulton,  Dean 

Richard  School  of  Expression  and  Dramatic 
Art,   Cleveland 

318    Euclid 

Schuster  School  of  Elocution,  Cincinnati 
Helen  Merc!   Schuster,   Directress 

Kemper  Lane  and  Locust,  "Walnut  Hills 
Tucker  School   of  Expression,  Cleveland 
Anna  P.  Tucker,   President 

21S2   E     40th   Street 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Kilgrore    School  of  Elocution,   Philadelphia 
Ixmgr's  School  of  Oratory,  Pittsburg: 
Byron  W    King,  Ph  D  ,  President 

Virginia    and    Zai  a 

Ludlam    School    of   Dramatic   Art,    Philadel- 
phia 

1326-28  Chestnut  Street 
National    Scl<  *ol    of    Elocution    and    Oratory, 

PhiladelpI  <a 
Mrs    J.   W.    Shoemaker,  Principal 

Parkway   Building 

Neff's  Collegre  of  Oratory,  Philadelphia 
Silas  S.   Neff,   Director 

238  W    Logan   Square 

Philadelphia   School   of   Elocution,    Philadel- 
phia 

Broad  and  Cherry   Streets 

TENNESSEE 

Vanderbilt   University   School   of  Expression, 
Nashville 

Albert  Mason  Harris,  Director 

UTAH 

Pierpont    School    of    Oratory    and    Physical 
Culture,  Salt  Lake  City 

Miss  Burkella  Pierce,   Principal 


WASHINGTON 

Walton   College  of  Expression,   Spokane 

Leo    'Walton,    Director 


WISCONSIN 

Lawrence  Collegre  School  of  Expression,  Ap- 
pleton 

John   S    Garns,  Dean 


BUSINESS,   SHORTHAND   ANI>   TELEGRA- 
PHY, COMMERCE  AND  ACCOUNTS 


ALABAMA 

Chafin's  Business   Collegre,   Hnntsville 

W    T.  Chafin,  Principal 
Clillman  Business   College,  Cullman 

L     N    Buell,    Puncipal 
IDeeatur  Busrae&s  College,  Decatnr 

L    N    Buell,  Pimcipal 

Draughon's       Practical       Business       College, 
Montgomery 

Oliver   B    Hams,    Manager 
Massey  Business  College,  Birmingham 

'William   N.    Smith,    Principal 
Massey    Business    College,    Montgomery 

Ralph   D     Quisenberry,    Principal 
McGill    Institute,    Mobile 

Rev     "William   A     Kerrigan,    President 

252  Government  Street 
Mobile   Business   College,   Mobile 

Mrs     C     O     Meux,    Principal 
Spencer  Business  College,   Birmingham 

Robert  Campbell,    Piincipal 

321%   20th 
Wheeler  Business  College,  Birmingham 

Willard   J    Wheeler,   President 

1909    First 

ARIZONA 

Lamson  Business  College,  Phoenix 

13    M.    Lamson,    President 
Tucson   Business   College,    Tucson 

F    L    Harroun,  President 


ARKANSAS 

Draughon's      Practical      Business      College, 
Fort  Smith 

D     C     Smith,    Manager 
Dranghon's      Practical 

Little  Bock 
William  A    Zeigler,   Manager 
Ford  Business  College,  Little  Bock 
Gaston  Hill,  Principal 

5th  and  Main 
Fort  Smith  Commercial  College,  Fort  Smith 

George  M    Neale,   President 
Harrison  Commercial  College,  Harrison 

W    C    Moyer,  manager 
Henderson-Brown  College.  Commercial  Dept., 

Arkadelphia 
B    B.  Mooney,  Principal 


Business      College* 


Aikani 


lontinued 


Hill's  Keys  Business  College,   Little  Rock 

J     F     Snyder,    Principal 

3d    and    Main 
Hot  Springs  Business  College,  Hot  Springs 

M     Sayre,    Principal 
Ouaehita  College,  Bus  I>ept.,  Arkadelphia 

B    --^ithui   S»to\all,  Puncipal 
Parrish    College,   Paragonld 

B     H     Parrish,,    Principal 
Pine  Bluff  Commercial  College,  Pine  Bluff 

E     H     Sanders     Principal 
Queen  City    Business   Collesre,   Blythe^ille 

W    H    Ati  Buchon,  Pimcipal 

CALIFORNIA 


Atkinson's      Sacramento     Business      College, 
Sacramento 

W    E     Cogswell^  Principal 
Bean's   Business   School   for   Young:   Women, 

Los  Angeles 

Mrs    C    E    Bean,   Principal 
Brownsberger       Commercial       College,       Los 

Angeles 

F    Brownsberger,   Principal 
Business    University,    Eureka 
Frank  R    Burden,  Principal 
California  Commercial   College,   Los  Angeles 
William   H     H.    Garver,    President 

1st  and  Broadway 

Dudley  Business  College,  San  Francisco 
A    W    Dudley,    Pimcipal 

Mission    Bank    Bldg 
Eureka  Business  College,  Eureka 

C    J.    Craddock,    Principal 
Gallagher-Marsh       Business       College,       San 

Francisco 

Robert  F    Gallagher,  Principal 
Grass  Valley  Business  College,   Grass  Valley 

E    H    Armstrong,    President 
Gregg  School  of  Shorthand,  San  Francisco 

508    Grant   Bids 

Gregg:  Shorthand  School,  San  Francisco 
Mrs     Lida    B     Taylor,    Principal 

1129    O'FarreJl 
Heald's   Business   College,   Chico 

Edward    P     Heald,    President 
Heald's  Business  College,  Fresno 
F     O     Gardiner,    Manager 

I  and  Merced 


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California — continued 

Heald's  Business  College,  Long  Beach 

V     B     Xielson,    Principal 
Heald's  Business  College,  Oakland 

T     B     Bridges,    Principal 
Heald's  Business  College,  Riverside 
L,    W    ZInn,  Principal 

748    Main 
Heald's  Business  College,   Sacramento 

Edward  P    Heald,  President 
Heald's   Business    College,    San    Francisco 
Edward  P.  Heald,   President 

425    McAllister   St 
Heald's  Business  College,  San  Jose 
J    W.  Nixon,  Principal 
Heald's  Business  College,  Stockton 

California  and  Channell 
Heald's  Business  College,  Santa  Cruz 
F    O    Gardner,   Principal 

Trust  Bldg 

Heald's    Southern    California    Business    Col- 
lege, Los  Angeles 
Ed\vard  P    Heald,  President 
Hoilman's  Business  College,  Los  Angeles 

D     L     Hollman,    President 
Howe's  Academy  and  Business  College,  Sac- 
ramento 

Edward   Howe,   Jr ,   Principal 
Isaacs-Woodbury      Business      College,      Los 

Angeles 

E    K    Isaacs,  Principal 

Kennard's  Polytechnic  Business  College,  Los 
Angeles 

1929    S    Grand 

Los  Angeles  Business  College,  Los  Angeles 
E    R    Shrader,  Principal 

8th  and  Hill 

L.  A   E    Business  College,  Eureka 
Barnes    Cleaver,    Principal 
Mackay  Business  College,  "Los  Angeles 

906   S    Main 
Marysville  Business  College,  Marysville 

H    D    Eich,   Principal 

Munson  School  of  Shorthand,  San  Francisco 
Miss  Luclle  M.   Smith,  Principal 

Whitney  Bldg 
Napa  Business  College,  Napa 

J    H    Janson,  Principal 
National  Business  College,  Los  Angeles 
J    W.  McCoixnac,    President 

Chamber  of  Commerce  Building 
Oakland  Shorthand  Institute,  Oakland 

Frederick   G     Ilsen,    Principal 
Orange  County  Business  College,  Santa  Ana 

J   W    MacCormac,  Principal 
Pasadena  Business  College,  Pasadena 
J    H    Warner,  Principal 

34    E     Colorado 
Polytechnic  Business  College,  Oakland 

W    B    Gibson,  Principal 
Pomona  Business  College,  Pomona 

D    Brehant,  Principal 
Potts'  Business  College,  Pasadena 

M    G    Potts,   Pilncipal 
Potts*  Business  College,  Bedlands 
M    G    Potts,   Principal 
San      Bernardino      Business      College,      San 

Bernardino 
Margaret  M    Lacy,  Principal 


California — continued 

San  Dlcgo  Business  College,  San  Diego 

H.   F    Kuehn,    Principal 
San  Diego  Commercial  College,  San  Diego 

F    W    Kelsey,  Principal 

San  Francisco  Business  College,  San  Fran- 
cisco 
H     E    Cox,    Piesident 

908   Main 
San  Jose  Business  College,  San  Jose 

Jag    H    Hill,  Principal 

Santa  Barbara  Business  College,  Santa  Bar- 
bara 

E     B     Hoover,    Principal 
Santa  Rosa  Business  College,  Santa  Rosa 

James  S    Sweet,   Principal 
Success  Commercial  Academy,  San  Francisco 

1322  Haight 

Success  Shorthand  Institute,  Los  Angeles 
E     Lois   Boucher,    President 

H    W    Hellman   Bldg 
United  Business  College,  Marysville 

Frank   Harroun,    LL  D  ,    Principal 
United   Business    College,    Woodland 

Frank  Harroun,   Principal 
University    of    California,    College    of    Com- 
merce, Berkeley 
Carl  C     Plehan,   Dean 
Williams  Business  College,  Pomona 
Prof    Williams,   Principal 


COLORADO 

American  Business  College,  Pueblo 

J    A    Clark,  Principal 

Sixth    and    Main 
Barnes  Commercial  School,  Denver 

E    C    Barnes,  President 

1625   Champa 
Brown's   Business  College,   Colorado  Springs 

Pimcipal 
Central  Business  College,  Colorado  Springs 

J    N    Nutter,  President 
Central  Business  College,  Denver 

L    A.  Arnold,   Principal 

829  15th 
Colorado  Business  College,  Boulder 

A.  W    Lewis,  Principal 

Colorado  College,  Dept  of  Business  Adminis- 
tration and  Banking,  Colorado  Springs 

Wai  ren  M    Persons,  B  S  ,  Dean 
Dodds*  Commercial  College,  Canon  City 

D    D.  Dodds,  Proprietor 
Greeley   Commercial   College,   Greeley 

J    W    Adrian,    Principal 
Hoel's  Business   College,  Grand  Junction 

Sidney  C    Hoel,  Principal 
Modern  School  of  Business,  Denver 

George    La    Munyon,    Principal 

W.  13th  and  Broadway 
Pueblo  School  of  Business,  Pueblo 

Julius  von  Tobel,   President 
Trinidad  Business  College,  Trinidad 

W    E    Anderson,   President 
University  of  Colorado  College  of  Commerce, 
Boulder 

Frederick  A    Bushee,  Ph  D  ,  Secretary 
University  of  Denver,  School  of  Commerce, 
Denver 

G    A     Warneld,    Dean 


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Wallace  Business  College,  Denver 
R    S    Wallace,  Principal 
Woodworth's  Shorthand  College,  Denver 

W    A    Wood\\orth,   Puncipal 


CONNECTICUT 

Biidgeport   Business   College,  Bridgeport 

R    S    Cunningham,    Principal 

211   State   St 
Brown  Business  College,  South  Norwalk 

G     E.    Startam,    President 
Butler   School,   New  Haven 

Sidney  Peilin  Butler,  Principal 

152    Temple 
Connecticut  Business  College,  Hartford 

G    H    Wilcox,  Principal 
Connecticut  Business   University,  New  Haven 

Henry  C.  Long,   Principal 
Gutchess  College,   Bridgeport 

S    D    Gutchess,  President 

54    Cannon   Street 

Hardware      City      Business      College,     New 
Britain 

F    H    Shield,  Principal 
Hillyer   Institute,   Hartford 

Geo     C     Hubert,    General   Secretary 
Huntsinger's  Business  College,  Hartford 

F    M    Huntsinger,  Principal 
Lee  Busme&s  School,   Stamford 

Chailotte  Lee,   Principal 
Merrill  Business  College,  Norwalk 

N    A    Fulton,  Puncipal 
Merrill  Business  College,  Stamford 

Mrs    M    A    Merrill,  Principal 
Middletown  Business  College,  Middletown 

J    F     Nixon,    Principal 
Monroe's  Business   College,  Waterbury 

W.   J     Monroe,   Principal 
Morse  College,  Hartford 

Edward  H    Morse,   Principal 
New  London  Business  College,  New  London 

W    E    Canfleld,  Principal 
Norwich  Business  College,  Norwich 

W.   E    Canfield,  Principal 
Norwich  Commercial  School,  Norwich 

B    J    Houlihan,  Principal 
Olmstead's   Select    Shorthand    School,   Hart- 
ford 

E     M     Olmstead,    Principal  756    Main 

Pequod    Business    School,    Meridian 

Mrs    W    R    Chapman,   Principal 
Pope  Business  College,  Derby 

F    J    Pope,   Principal 
Pritchard   School  of   Shorthand,   Danbury 

Lillian   E    Pritchaid,   Principal 
Staiith   Business  College,  New  Britain 

Edward  bmith,  Pnncipal 
Stillman   Business    College,   Danbury 

Fiank  E    Mitchell,  Principal 
Torrington   Business  College,   Torrington 

George  Robinson,   Principal 
Union  Business  College,  Bridgeport 

Fred   Enos,    Principal  1285    Courtland 

Waterbury  Business   College,  Waterbury 

H    C.    Post,   Principal 
Yale  Business  College,  New  Haven 

Nathan  B    Stone,  Principal 


DELAWARE 

Beacom   Business   College,   Wilmington 

W     H     Beacom,    President 
Goldey  College,  Wilmington 

W.  E.  Douglas,  President 

DISTRICT   OF  COLUMBIA 

Draughon's      Practical      Business      College, 

Washington 

Edgar  M    Hayes,  Principal 
Drillery    Business    School,    Washington 
Frank   Fullei,    Principal 

1100   N    T    Avenue 

Howard  University,  Business  School)   Wash- 
ington 

George   William   Cook,   LL  M.,   Dean 
National  Business  College,   Washington 

Principal 
S  tracer's    Business    College,   Washington 

P     J     Harmon,    Principal 
Tanner's  Business  College,   Washington 

H     C     Tanner,    Principal 

Temple  School  of  Shorthand  and  Typewrit- 
ing, Washington 
Caroline  B.   Stephen,  Principal 

1417    9th 

Wood's  Commercial  School,  West  Washing- 
ton 
Court  F    Wood,  Principal 

311  E.  Capitol 

FLORIDA 

Draughon's      Practical      Business      College, 
Jacksonville 

Alvin  H    James,  Manager 
Massey   Business   College,   Jacksonville 

E     S    Hewen,    Principal 

Main    and   Monroe 
Orlando  Business  College,  Orlando 

J   W   Alexander,  Principal 
Rollins     College     Business     School,     Winter 
Park 

Walter   Martin    Lenhart,   Director 
Southern  Business   College,   Live  Oak 

K    M    Clayton,  Principal 
Tampa  Business  College,  Tampa 

Li    M    Hatton,   Principal  609   Franklin 

GEORGIA 
Athens  Business  College,  Athens 

J    3D    Severns,    Principal 
Atlanta    Commercial    College,    Atlanta 

Noah  Adair,  Principal 
Augusta    Business    College,    Augmsta 

E    H    Clark,  Principal 
Bagwell  Business  College,   Atlanta 

J    O    Bagwell 
Cordele  Business  College,  Cordele 

Earnest  Seam  an  s,  Principal 
Cnchton-Shumaker  Business  College,  Atlanta 

E     C     Ciichton,    Principal 
Draughon's  Practical  Business   College,   At- 
lanta 

Arthur   C    "Winter,    Principal 
Georgia  Business  College,  Augusta 

Victor  E    Fourcher,   President 
Georgia      Normal     and      Business      College, 
Douglas 

W   A    Little,  A  B ,  Principal 
Georgia-Alabama    Business    College,    Maco* 

Eugene   Anderson,   Principal 


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Macon  Commercial  College,  Macon 

W    McKay,   Principal 
Massey  Business  College,  Columbus 

Richard  W    Massey,   Principal 
Newman  Business  College,  Newman 

William    H     Tones,    President 
Osborne's  Business  College,  Augusta 

S    L     Osborne,    Principal 
Richard's   Business    College,   Savannah 

C    J    Richard 
Ryan's  Business  College,  Savannah 

Miss  M.  E    Ryan,   Principal 
St.  Patrick's  Commercial  Institute,  Augusta 

Brother    Theodorus,    Principal 
Southern  Shorthand  and  Business  Universi- 
ty, Atlanta 

A     C     Brlscoe,    Principal 

10%  W    Mitchell  Street 
Stack  Business  College,  Augusta 

D    E    Stack,  Principal 
Stanley's  Business  College,   Macon 

G.  W.  H    Stanley,  Principal 
Statesboro   Institute   and    Business    College, 
Statesboro 

J    H    O'Qumn,   President 

tnfrersitv   of  Georgia  School   of   Commerce, 
Athens 

R     B     Curtis,    Ph  D  ,    Director 

IDAHO 

Lewiston  Business  College,  I«ewlston 

F    L    Ulen,   Principal 
Link's  Modern  Business  College,  Boise 

A    T    Link,   Manager 
Moscow  Business   College,  Moscow 

T    N    Creekmur,   Principal 
I'nderhill  Business  College,  Idaho  Falls 

U    R    Underbill,  President 


Augustana  College,  Commercial  Department, 
Rock  Island 

Andrew  Kempe,  LL  B  ,  Principal 
Aurora   Shorthand   School,  Aurora 

Jennie   G.   Palmer,   Principal 
Barrett  Institute  of  Shorthand,  Chicago 

Charles  R    Barrett,  Principal 

Maiestic    Bldg 

Belleville  Commercial  College,  Belleville 
Birmingham   Shorthand   School,   Chicago 

114  5  Blue  Island  Avenue 
Boyd  Shorthand  School,   Chicago 

Robert    Boyd,    Principal 

64  W   Randolph 
Brown's  Business  College,  Alton 

J    D    Arnold,   Principal 
Brown's   Business   College,  Bloomington 

E     P    Bealer,   Principal 
Brown's  Business   Collfege,  Cairo 

G.   W.    Brown,   President 
Brown's   Business  College,  Centralia 

Charles  B    Ebersal,   Manager 
Brown's  Business   College,   Champaign 

T.   R.   Hopkins,   Principal 
Brown's  Business  College,  Danville 

J.   E    Ebersol,   Piincipal 
Brown's  Business   College,  Decatur 

IL.  M.  Owen,  Principal 


Illinois — continued 

Brown's  Business  College,  De  Kalb 

A    T    Scovill,   Principal 
Brown's  Business  College,  East   St.   Louis 

O    T    Kruse,    Principal 

301    Colltnsville 
Brown's  Business  College,  Galesburg 

J    H.   Cox,    Principal 
Brown's  Business  College,  Jacksonville 

W     C     Sprmg^ate,    Principal 
Brown's  Business  College,  Marion 

G    W    Brown,   President 
Brown's  Business  College,  Moline 

A     R    James,    Principal 
Biown's    Business    College,    Peoria 

Seward  B    Price,   Principal 
Brown's  Business  College,  Ottawa 

M    J    Morrisse\,   Superintendent 
Brown's   Business   College,  Rockford 

W    F    Cadwell,  Principal 
Brown's  Business  College,  Rock  Island 

H    H    Hunt    Principal 
Brown's  Business  College,  Sterling 

A    T    Sco\ille,    Piincipal 
Brown's  Business  College,  Streator 

G    W    Brown,  President 
Bryant  &  Stratton  Business  College,  Chicago 

H    W    Bryant,  President 

80    E     Randolph 
Chicago  Business  College,   Chicago 

Mrs    F    B    Virden,    Principal 

Wabash   and  Adams 
Clinton  Business  College,  Clinton 

A     T    Scovill,    Principal 
College  of  Commerce,  Collinsville 

Miller  and   Simpson,   Props 
Columbia  Business  College,  Chicago 

Milwaukee  and  Western 
Cope's   Shorthand   School,   Fontiac 

C    B    Dougherty,   Principal 
Coppin's   Commercial   College,  Dixon 

W.    H     Coppins,    Principal 
Cristman  Shorthand  School,   Chicago 

Miss   Laura   B    Cristman,   Principal 

3151  Indiana 
Danville  Business  School,  Danville 

Principal 
De  La  Salle  Institute,  Chicago 

Brother  Liguoni,   President 

35th  and  Wabash  Avenue 
Ellis  Institute,  Elgin 

F    W    Ellis    Principal 
Englewood  Business  College,  Chicago 

F    B    Bellis,  President 

C233  Halated 
Fr«aeport  College  of  Commerce,  Freeport 

J.   J.  Nagle,  Principal 
Good's  Shorthand  School,  Chicago 

Mary  M    Wood,  Principal 

342   Lincoln    Ave 
Gem   City  Business   College,    Quincy 

D    Li    Musselman,  President 
Gregg   School,   Chicago 

John   R.    Greeg,    President 

6  North  Michigan  Avenue 
Illinois     Business     College     and     Telegraph 
School,  Springfield 

C     N     Stockton,    President 
Illinois     College     and     Business     Institute, 
Bnshnell 

J    E    Mum  ma,   Principal 


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Jones  North  Chicago  Business  College,  Chi- 
cago 
R.  M    Jones,  Principal 

550  Garfield  Avenue 
Jones  School  of  Telegraphy,  Chicago 
F    S    Jones,  Manager 

315    S     La   Saile 
Kankikee  Business  College,  Kankakee 

N    L    Richmond,   Principal 
Kennedy's    Business    and    English    Training 

School,  Macomb 
J    R    Kennedy,   Principal 
Kewanee  Business  College,  Kewanee 

Pimoipal 

Laird's    Business    College,    Chicago 
A.   J    Laird,   Principal 

217  W    31si 
La  Salle  Extension  University,  Chicago 

Samuel   MacOlintock,   Educational   Dnector 
Lincoln  Business  College,  Lincoln 

W    R.   Whetsler,   Principal 
Logan  Square  Business  College,  Chicago 

2600   Milwaukee   Avenue 
MaCormac  School,   Chicago 
Morton  Macormac,  President 

1206    HI     63rd 
Mai  toon  School  of  Commerce,  Mattoon 

Rufus  M     Utterback,   Principal 
Metropolitan  Business  College,  Chicago 
O     M     Powers,   Principal 

Wabash   and   Monroe 
Metropolitan  Business   College,  Elgin 
C     C    Rayburn,    Principal 
Metropolitan  Bu&mesfe  College,  Juliet 

0  M    Po^eis,  President 

Metropolitan    Commercial    College,    East    St. 

Louis 

S    N    Falder,   Principal 
Miles  Institute,  Chicago  Heights 
L    R    Swanson,  Principal 
Moser  Shorthand  College,  Chicago 

lib  S    Michigan   Avenue 
National  Commercial  College,  Litchfield 
Zeno  L    Rives,  Principal 
Northwestern  Business  College,  Chicago 
J    F    Fish,   Principal 

1630   Milwaukee   Avenue 

Northwestern    University     School    of    Com- 
merce, Accounts  and  Finance,  Chicago 
Willard  Eugene   Hotchkiss,    Ph.  D ,    Dean 
O'Donnell's  Business   College,   Chicago 
D.   J.    O'Donnell,    Principal 

116    N.    Paulina 
Orchard   City   College,  Flora 
Thomas  B    Greenlaw,  President 
Orr's   Business   College,   Chicago 
Grant  Orr,  Principal 

63rd  and  Tale 

Peterson's   Shorthand  Institute,   Chicago 
Charles  Patorson,  Principal 

19    S    La  Salle 
Pierson  Business  College,   Chicago 

1  W    Pierson,  President 

1134    Wilson 
Revilo  College,  Chicago 
L.  A   Corboy,  B  S ,  Principal 

19  N   Wabash  Avenue 

Rockford  College  Secretarial  Course,   Rock- 
ford 
Alice  M    Purand,   Director 


Illinois — continued 

Rushville     Normal     and     Business     College, 

RushviUe 

M    Kennedy,  President 

St.  Patrick's  Commercial  Academy,  Chicane 
Bi  other   Joseph,   Principal 

122    S.  Desplames 
Shelby  Business  College,  Shelby*  ille 

H     D     Sparks,    Principal 
Snyder   Business   School,   Chicago 

801  Monadnock  Bid? 
Sparks    Business   College,    Shelby ville 

H    D    Sparks,    B  S ,   Principal 
Springfield  Business  College,  Springfield 

Principal 

S  access  Shorthand  School,  Chicago 
W     L     James,    President 

62    "West    Randolph 
Summers   College  of  Commerce,  Collinsville 

P    D    Summers,  Principal 
Summer's  College  of  Commerce,  Granite 

P     D     Summers,   Prop. 
University  of  Chicago  College  of  Commerce 

and    Administration,    Chicago 
L    C.   Marshall,   M.A ,   Dean 
University    of    Illinois,    School    of    Business 

Administration,   Urbana 
Nathan   A     Weston,   Acting-  Dean 
Wallace  Commercial  School,  Chicago 

162   N    Dearborn 

Walton  School  of  Commerce,  Chicago 
Sejmoui  Walton,  Pimcipal 

122    S     Michigan   Avenue 
Watson's   Business    College,    Chicago 
George    Watson,    Principal 

638  W.  55th  Blvd 
Zion  Commercial  College,  Zion  City 
Theodore  Foiby,  Vice-President 


INDIANA 

Anderson  Business  College,  Anderson 

W.   H.   Carrier,   President 
Bluffton  Business  College,  Bluffton 

I    W    Lester,   Principal 
Brazil  Business  University,  Brazil 

L    G    Holcombe,   Principal 
Brown's  Business  College,  ISvansville 

M    P.  Akers,  Principal 
Brown's  Business  College,  Terre  Haute 

G    W    Brown,    President 
Bryant    &   Stratton    Business    College,    New 
Albany 

G    W.  Schwartz,  Principal 
Central  Business  College,  Indianapolis 

Fred  W    Case,  Principal 
Chicago  Business  College,  Hammond 

Mrs.   F    B    Virden,   President 
Crawfordsville  Business  College,  Crawfords- 
ville 

Miss  Zola  Shirk,   Principal 
Dodge's  Institute  of  Telegraphy, 

George   M     Dodge,    President 
Draughon-Porter    Business    College, 
ville 

J    Lee  Porter,   Secretary 
Elkhart  Business  College,   Elkhart 

Ira   E.   Elliott,    Principal 


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Garrett  Business  ITnuer&itj,  Garrett 

A    F    Regan,  Manager 
Gao   Business   College,  Gary 

A     N      Hnons,     Principal 
Goshen  College  Sc  hool  of  Business,  Goslien 

Homer  W    Schrock,   Principal 
Hammond  Business  College,  Hammond 

G    E    DeLongr,  Manager 
Huntingdon  Business  University,  Huntington 

C     B    Williams,    President 
Iles-De  Vor  Business  School,  Indianapolis 

Gustava  lies,   Principal 
Indiana  Business   College,  Ciawfordsville 

Principal 
Indiana  Business  College,  Indianapolis 

E    J    Heeb,   Secretary 
Indiana  Business   College,  Kokomo 

Ora  E    Butz,  Manager 
Indiana  Business  College,  Muncie 

Charles  C    Cring,   Manager 
Indiana  Business  College,  Madison 

C    Booth,   Principal 
International  Business  College,  Fort  Wayne 

T    L.   Staples,  President 
Kokonio  Business  College,  Kokomo 

O    E    Betz,  Principal 
Kelly  Business  School,  South  Bend 

Bert  Kelly,  Proprietor 
Lafayette  Business  College,  Lafayette 

S    A.  Brake,  President 
Lain   Business    College,   Indianapolis 

M    M    Lain,  President 
Lockyear's   Business    College,    EvansviUe 

M    H    Lockyear,   President 
Logausport  Business  College,  Logansport 

Charles  C    Cring,   Manager 
Marion  Business  College,  Marion 

Ora  E.  Butz,  Principal 
Marion  Normal  Business  School,  Marion 

C    C    Thomas,  Professor 
Michigan   fcity    Business    College,    Michigan 
City 

Prof    Ewing,  Principal 
Muncie    Business    College,    Muncie 

J.    Westbrook   Howard,    President 
New  Albany  Business   College,  New  Albany 

H    O    Keeslmg,  President 
Northern  Indiana  Commercial  College,  Val- 
paraiso 

H    B   Blown,  President 
Peru  Business  University,  Peru 

E    J    Ellis,  Manager 
Richmond  Business  College,  Richmond 

L    B.  Campbell,  Principal 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  New  Albany 

Sister  M    Bonaventura,   President 
Sanderson     School     of     Practical     Business, 
Indianapolis 

Laura  A    Sanderson,  Principal 

Washington  and  Meridian 
Sejmour  Business  College,  Seymour 

Pi  incipal 
South  Bend  Business  College,  South  Bend 

C.   A.   Am  old,   Principal 

Southern   Indiana   Business    College,   Wash- 
ington ; 
Principal                                                                   j 
Stenographic  Practical  Training  School,  In- 
diana   University,    Bloomington 
Mips  Jessie  M   Little,  Principal 


Indiana — continued 

Thisselle  Business  College,  Indianapolis 

W    J    Thisselle,  Principal 
Thomas  School  of  Stenography,  South  Bend 

Burton  R    Thomas,   Principal 
Union  Business  College,  Lafayette 

S    A    Drake,   President 
Vinoennes  Business  College,  Vincennes 

J    A    Caster,  Principal 
Wabash  Business  College,  Terre  Haute 

M    K.  Akers,  Pi  incipal 

IOWA 

Bayless  Business  College,  Dubuque 

C,   Bayless,    Principal 
Boone  Business  College,  Boone 

Daniel  Crowley,  Principal 
Brown's  Business  College,  Davenport 

George  L    Kemper,   Principal 
Brown's    Business    College,    Mnscatine 

G     W     Brown,    President 
Brown's  Business  College,  Sioux  City 

G.  W    Brown,  Jr,  President 
Capital  City  Commercial  College,  Des  Moines 

B     F    Williams,    President 
Capital  City  Telegraph  Institute,  Des  Moines 

F.   L     Meyer,   Manager 

613  Locust 
Cedar  Rapids  Business  College,  Cedar  Rapids 

G     E     King,    Principal 

Central    Iowa    Business    College,    Marshall- 
town 

W    H    Gilbert,   Principal 
Chariton   Commercial   College,   Chariton 

J    W     O' Bryan,    Proprietor 
Charles    City    College    School   of    Commerce, 
Charles  City 

Lewis  A    Carnahan,  A  B  ,  Principal 
Clinton  Business  College,  Clinton 

B    J    Heflm,   President 
College  of  Commerce,  Waterloo 

R    E    Ekltmd    Principal 
Corn  Belt  Business  College,  Oelwem 

C    H    Benson,  Principal 
Creston  Business  College,  Creston 

T.  E    Walker,  Principal 
Cutler  Business  School,  Dubuque 

Mrs.  Ida  N    Cutler.  Principal 
Denison  Normal  and  Business  College,  Den- 
ison 

W    C.  Van  Ness,  President 
Duncan's  Davenport  Business  College,  Dav- 
enport 

J.    C.    Duncan,   Principal 
Elliott's   Business    College,    Burlington 

G    W.   Elliott,   President 
Estherville   Commercial   College,   Estherville 

H    C    Brown,  Principal 
Fort  Madison  Business  College,  Fort  Madison 

A    F    White,  Principal 
Glenwood  Business  College,  Glenwood 
B    O    McAdams,   Principal 
Hamilton's  University  of  Commerce,  Mason 

City 

W   R    Hamilton,  President 
/HammiU  Commercial  College,  Council  Bluffs 
W    H     Hammill,   Principal 
Highland   Park   College   of   Commerce,    Des 

Moines 
C    A    Wessell,  Dean 


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Iowa  Business   College,  Des  Moines 

Charles  Duncan  McGregor,   President 
Iowa  Success  School,   Ottumwa 

W    W.   Tool,    Principal 
Jones  College,  Perry 

Principal 
Muscatine  Business  College,  Muscatine 

W.  D    Peck,  President 

National    Business    Training    School,    Sioux 
City 

W.  A.  Barrett,  Manager 

New  Hampton  Business  College,  New  Hamp- 
ton 

Almon   P    Gates,    Pimcipal 
Oskaloosa  Business  College,  Oskaloosa 

B    A.    Wright,    President 
Ottumwa  Commercial   College,  Ottumwa 

J.    W.    O' Bryan,    President 
I'enn  College  School  of  Commerce,  Oskaloosa 

Ernest  A    Zeliadt,  B  S  ,  Director 
People's    Commercial    and    Bowen    Business 
College,   Des  Moines 

B.  W    Bowen,   President 
Hansomerian  Business  School,  Boone 

L    A     Lincoln,    Superintendent 

Mason  Building 

Simpson    College    School    of    Business,    In- 
dianola 

E    L    Miller,  B  C  S  ,   Principal 
Toland's  Business   College,  Spencer 

L    A    Toland,    President 
Toland's  Business   University,   Mason  City 

W.   R.   Hamilton,   President 
Tri-State  Commercial  College,  Keokuk 

A    F    White,   President 
University  Business  College,  Iowa  City 

Elizabeth    Irish,   Principal 
Yalder    Business    and    Normal   School,    De- 
corah 

C.  H    Valder,  Principal 

Waterloo    Business    College,    Waterloo 
Almon   F.    Gates,   President 
Waukon     Business     College      and     Normal 

School,  Waukon 
M    E     Smith,    President 
Western    Iowa    Business     College,    Council 

Bluffs 

R    E    Wiatt,   President 
Woodbine  Normal   and  Commercial   School, 

Woodbine 
M.  A    Reed,  Principal 


KANSAS 

Atchison  Business  College,  Atchison 

M     J    'Mornssey,    Principal 
Central  Kansas  Business  College,  Abilene 

H     A.    Anderson,    Principal 
Channte   Business   College,   Chanute 

J    D    Byers,  Principal 
Coffeyvllle  Business  College,  Coffeyvffle 

T    F    Starcher,  Principal 
Dougherty's  Business  Training  School,  To- 
peka 

George   E     Dougherty,   Principal 

118  W    8th 


Kansas — continued 

Dranghon's  Practical  Business  College,  Port 
Scott 

J    F     Draughon,    President 
Fmporia   Business  College,   Emporia 

C    D    Long,   President 
Fredonia  Business  College,   Fredonia 

E    L    Taylor,    President 

Institute  of  Shorthand  and  Typewriting,  Ot- 
tawa 

J    T    Peet,  Proprietor 
tola  Business  College,  Tola 

O     B     Hazlett,    President 
Kansas  Commercial   College,  Kansas  City 

D     M     West,    President 
Kansas  Wesleyan  Business  College,  Salina 

T    W     Hoach,    President 
Lawrence  Business  College,  Lawrence 

W    H    Quackenbush,    President 
Leavenworth  Business  College,  Leavenworth 

Martin    Gonser,    President 
Metropolitan  Business  College,  Concordla 

A    F    Day,    Principal 
Miller  Business  College,  Wichita 

H    S    Miller,   President 
National  Business   College,   Hiawatha 

Henry  Coon,   President 
National  Business  College,  Kansas  City 

Henry    Coon,    President 
National   Business    College,    Manhattan 

Henry   Coon,   President 
Normal   and    Business    College,    Conway 

S    D    Crane,  President 
Olson's    Business    College,    Independence 

J    C    Olson,   President 
Olson's  Commercial  College,  Parsons 

J.  C.   Olson,   President 
Ottawa  Business  CoUege,  Ottawa 

Grant   H    Cram,    President 
Pittsburgh   Business    College,  Pittsburgh 

S.   W.   Errebo,    President 
Pond's  Business   College,  Topeka 

M    A    Pond,  Principal 

Salt  City  Business  College,  Hutchinson 

J.  D    Conrad,   Manager 
Santa  Fe  Telegraph  School,  Topeka 

Superintendent 

Skelton's    School    of    Telegraphy    and    Bail- 
way  Business,  Salina 

W    H.  Skelton,   Principal 
Southwestern  College.  Business  Dept.,  Win- 
held 

Thomas  A    Spence,    Principal 
Standard   Shorthand   School,  Topeka 

Anna  E.  Cannan,  Principal 
Topeka  Business  College,  Topeka 

L.  H    Strickler,  President 

Wichita  Business  College,  Wichita 

Will   G    Price,  Pres. 

Wichita  Telegraph  College,  Wichita 

W   D    Alvery,  President 
Winfield    Business    and    Academic    College, 
Winfteld 

H.  F.  W.   Kuehne,   President 
Winaor  Commercial  College,  Fort  Scott 

Dean  Dick,  President 


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KENTUCKY 

Bowling    Green    Business    College,    Bowling: 
Green 

J.   S    Dickey,    President 

Biyant  &  Stratton  Business  College,  Louis- 
ville 

E    B    Kelley,    Piesident 

2nd  and  Walnut 
Bush.  Business  College,  Louisville 
Central  Business   College,  Paducah 

William  C    Strong,  Ph  G  ,  Principal 
Clark's  Commercial  College,  Covington 

W    D     Clark,    President 
Clark's    Commercial    College,   Newport 

W    D    Clark,    President 
Clark's   School   of  Business,   Louisville 

P    W    Clark,   President 
*Cla\'s  Business  College,  Lexington 

Helen  S    Clay,  Pnncipal 
Creager  Business  School,  Louisville 

J    B    Creator,  Principal 
Baviess  County  Business  College,  Owensboro 

Eugene  B    Miller,   President 
Draughon's  Practical  Business  College,  Pa- 
ducah 

A     M    House,    Manager 
Harris  Business  College,  Danville 

Dove  Hams,  Pnncipal 
Henry  Clay  Business   College,  Frankfort 

H    B    Clav,   Principal 
Joyce  Business  College,  Covington 

1116  Madison  Avenue 
Lockyear's    Business    College,    Hopkinsville 

J.   W.   Walton,   Principal 
Massev  Business   School,   Louisville 

Henry   J    Holme,   Manager 
Newport  Business  College,  Newport 

4th  and  Monmouth 
Schwartz   School,   Louisville 

G    W.  Schwartz,  Ph  D ,  Principal 
Spencerian   Commercial   School,   LouiSTille 

Enos  Spencer,   President 
Smith   Business    College,    Lexington 

Wilbur  R    Smith,  President 


LOUISIANA 


Algiers   School    of   Shorthand,   New  Orleans 

M    Beatty,    Principal 

420  Bermuda 
Chenet  Classical  and  Commercial  Institute, 

New  Orleans 
H    S    Chenet,   Principal 
Draughon's      Practical      Business      College, 

Alexandria 

Robert  H    Pintz,  Manager 
Draughon's      Practical      Business      College, 

Shreveport 

P,   E    Townsley,   Manager 
Mielly's  Business  College,  New  Orleans 

Edward   F    Mielly,    Principal 
Paragon   Shorthand  Institute,   New   Orleans 
Alexander  Lichtentag,   Principal 

Camp  and  Enterpe 

Sloscn-Duployan  Shorthand  School,  New  Or- 
leans 
C.  Nathan,  Principal 


Louisiana — continued 

Soule  Commercial  College  and  Literary  In- 
stitute, New  Orleans 

George    Soule,   President 

603  St    Charles 

Spencer's  Business  College,  New  Orleans 
Lr    C    Spencer,   Presdent 
Tulane     Inneisitj,     College    of    Commerce, 

New  Orleans 

Moiton    A     Aldrich,    Dean 
Twentieth    Century    and    Cowles    Shorthand 

School,  New  Orleans 
Miss  Ellis,   Principal 

646   Commercial   Place 
Welsh     Normal     and     Business     Institute, 

Welsh 

J    N    Nelson,   President 
Wheeler   Business   College,   New  Orleans 
Willard   J.   Wheeler,   President 

803   Canal 

MAINE 

Beal  Business  College,  Bangor 

Mary   B     Beal,    Piesident 
Banks  Business   College,   Belfast 

B    A    Banks,  Principal 
Bliss  Business  College,  Lewiston 

O    D    Bliss,  President 
Gray's  Portland  Business  College,  Portland 

Frank    L     Gray,    President 
Kiest's  Business   College,   Waterville 

H    L     C    Lanning,   President 
Morgan  Business  College,  Waterville 

G   H    Watson  and  J    L    Thomas,  Owners 
Nasson   Institute,   Springvale 

Louisa  Isabelle  Pryor,   Dean 
Rockland  Commercial  College,  Kockland 

Howard   and   Brown,    Principals 
Sawder's  School   of   Shorthand,  Portland 

Miss  Lydia  H    Beck,   Principal 
Shaw  Business   College,   Augusta 

C.    H.    Blaisdell,    Principal 
Shaw    Business    College,    Bangor 

F    L    Shaw,  President 
Shaw's  Business  College,   Portland 

F.  L    Shaw,  President 


MARYLAND 

Baltimore  Business   College,  Baltimore 
E     H.    Norman,    President 

5  N.   Charles 

Baltimore  School  of  Pernin  Shorthand,  Bal- 
timore 
E    W    Weems,   Principal 

Union   Trust   Building 
Beacora  Business  College,  Salisbury 
W    H    Beacoxn,  President 
Central    Commercial   College,   Cumberland 
C    E    Fusho,    President 
Columbia  Business  College,  Hagerstown 

S.  M    Funk,   Principal 

Baton   &   Burnett   Business    College,    Balti- 
more 
A    H.   Eaton,  President 

Baltimore    and   Charles 

Mountain   State  Business    College,    Cumber- 
land 
A    G.  Sine,  President 


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Mars  land — continued 

Sadler's    Bryant    &    Siratton    Business    Col- 
lege,  Baltimore 

Fan  man   A     Sadler,    President 

27   Fayette  St ,  West 
Strayer's   Business   College,    Baltimore 
Thomas    W    Donoho,    President 

5    N     Fayette    St 
Tri-State    Business    College,    Cumberland 

B     F     Shaffer,    Piesident 
Wolf's    Business    College,    Hagerstown 
D     Elmer   Wolf,    President 


MASSACHUSETTS 


Bay  Path  Institute,   Springfield 

M    F    Palmer,  Principal 
Beckei's    Business    College,    Worcester 

Mrs    Edward  C    A    Becker,  Principal 
Benton's   Business   School,  New  Bedford 

Charles  E    Benton,   Principal 
Berkshire  Business   College,   Pittsfield 

W    R    Hill,   Principal 
Bliss  Business  College,  Pittsfield 

Pi  mcipal 

Boston   University   College   of  Business   Ad- 
ministration, Boston 

Everett  W    Lord,   Dean 
Brockton    Business   University,    Brockton 

Charles  W.  Jones,  Principal 
Bryant  &  Stratton  Commercial  School,  Bos- 
ton 

H     E    Hibbard,    President 

334   Boylston 
Burdett   College,  Boston 

C    A.   Burdett,   President 

18    Boylston 
Bmdette  College,  Lynn 

Principal 
Cannon's  Commercial  College,  Lawrence 

G-    C.   Cannon,   Principal 
Chandler  Noimal  Shorthand  School,  Boston 

221   Columbus  Avenue 
Comer's  Commercial  College,  Boston 

Charles    E     Comer,    Principal 

367   Boylston   Stieet 
Fisher  Business  College,  Boston 

E    H    Fish  or,  Puncipal 

2307  Washington 
Fisher   Business   College,   Somerville 

El    H    Fisher,  Principal 

343  Medford,  Winter  Hill  P    O 
Fitchburg    Business    College,    Xltchburg 

D    Fullmer,   President 
Franklin   Academy ,   Boston 

Miss  M    A    Wilson,  Supetintendont 

136    Boylston 

Harvard     University     School     of     Business 
Administration 

Edwin  F    Gav    Ph  P      Dean 
Haverhill  Business  College,  Haverhill 

W  P   Mclntosh,  Principal 
Hlckox   Shorthand   School,   Boston 

William  ES    Hickox,  Principal 

Pierce  Building 
Hmraan's  Business  College,  Worcester 

A    H    Hinman,  President 


Massachusetts — continued 

Holyoke   Business   Institute,  Holyoke 

Tjarnell   and   Foote,    Principals 
Lowell  Commercial  College,  Lowell 

LeDoit  E    Kimball,  President 
I/inn  Business   College,  Lynn 

C    C    Dexter,  Piesident 
Maiden  Commercial  School,  Maiden 

Walter   Leroy    Smith     President 
Maltbj   School  of  Shorthand,  Stougrhton 

W    Elmoi    Maltbv,   Puncipal 
Mellor's    Commercial   College,    Waltham 

William    H     Mellor,    President 
Northampton    Commercial     College,    North- 
ampton 

Joseph   Pickett,  Principal 
Fernin  School  of  Shorthand  and  Boolckeep- 
ing,  Boston 

B     &   B    Block,   Principals 

100   Boylston 
PhoenK  Institute,  Worcester 

Puncipal 
Plymouth    Business    School,   Plymouth 

E     C     Perry     Principal 

Rogers    &   Allen's   School   of   Business,  Fall 
River 

W     S     Rogers,    President 
Salem  Commercial   School,   Salem 

George  P    Lord    President 
Springfield    Business    School,    Springfield 
Taunton    Business    College,    Taunton 

E    L    Hutchmson,   Principal 
Thihodeau's  College,  Fall  River 

J    D    Thibodeau,  Principal 
Thompson's    Business    School,    Holyoke 

Hannah    Thompson     Principal 
Tyler's    Business   College,    Worcester 

Miss  Edna  I     Tvler,    Principal 
Winter  Hill  Business  College,  Boston 

E    H    Fisher,  Principal 

Winter  Hill  Statior 
Worcester  Business  Institute,   Worcester 

C    B    Post,  Principal 

MICHIGAN 

Albion   College,   Commercial  Dept.,  Albion 

George  L    Griswold,    Principal 
Alpcna  Business  College,   Alpena 

Mrs    M    L    Veenfliet,    President 
Baker  Business  University*  Flint 
Battle  Creek  Bus.   Univ,,  Battle  Creek 

J    B     Krug,   Principal 
Bav  City  Business  College,  Bay  City 

Gillespie   and    Wason     Principals 
Benton  Harbor  Bus    Col ,  Benton  Harbor 

J    A,    Ferguson,   President 
Bligft-Alger  College,  Saginaw 

F    II     Algfer,    President 
Business  Institute,   The,  Detroit 

Lewis    Cass    Ranch,    President 
Brown's  Business  University,  Adrian 

L     S    Brown,    President 
Cieary   Business   College,   Ypsilanti 

P    R    Clearv,  President 
Cornell  Shorthand   School,  Battle  Creek 

W.   E     Cornell,    Principal 
Detroit  Business  University,   Detroit 

E.  R    Shaw,  Piesident 

61-69    West    Grand   River  Are 


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Michigan— continued 

Detroit  Commercial  College,  Detroit 

Principal 
Detroit  Technical  Institute,  Detroit 

Benjamin    D     Edwards,    Director 
Detroit   Telegraph    Institute,   Detroit 
S.  N    Parsons,  Manager 

92    Griswold    St 
Ferguson  Business  College,  Chebojgan 

Prof    J    A    Ferguson,  President 
Ferris   Institute,    Business   Department,    Big 

Rapids 

W    N    Ferris,    Principal 
Flint  Bliss  Business  College,  Flint 
W    A    Cooley,   Manager 
Gardner  Commercial  School,  Battle  Creek 

Elmer  E.   Gardner,   Manager 
Gordon's  Business  College 
Principal 

Graham  School  of  Shorthand,  Battle  Creek 
William   E     Cornell,    Principal 
Grand    Rapids    Business    University,    Grand 

Rapids 

A     S    Parish,    President 

Gut  chess-Metropolitan  Business  College,  De- 
troit 

J    Clifford  Kennedy,   Principal 
Hillsdale      College,      Business     Department, 

Uillsdale 

Myron  T    Skinner,   Principal 
Holland  Business  College,  Holland 

Cornelius  J    Dregman,   Principal 
International  Business  College,  Saginaw 

Howaid  L    Griffin,  Manager 
Ifrhpeming-  Business  College,  Ishpemmg 

M    L    Clancy,   Principal 
Jackson   Business  University,   Jackson 
B.  J    Campbell,  Principal 
Lansing  Business  Institute,  Lansing 
Charles  E    Ebersol,  Manager 
Laurium  Commercial   School,  Laurium 

A    J.   Holden,   Principal 
Ludington   Business   College,  Ludington 

Charles  Hmehart,   Manager 
Manibtee  Business  College,  Manistee 
W    H    Martindill,   President 
Marquette  Business  College,  Marquette 

P    H    Ross,  Principal 

McLachlan  Business  University,  Grand  Rap- 
ids 

M    McLachlan,   Principal 
Michigan  Business  and  Normal  College,  Bat- 
tle  Creek 

C    J    Argubright,  President 
Michigan    Normal    Academy    and    Business 

College,  Clarksville 
Charles  J    Transue,    Principal 
Muskegon  Business  College,  Muskegon 

E    C    Bisson,  Principal 
Needham  Business  College,  Traverse  City 

Blossom  and  McDexmott,  Props 
Owosso  Business  College,  Owosso 
Principal 
Parsons   Business    College,   Kalamazoo 

W.  F.  Parsons,   President 
Pernin  School  of  Commerce,  Detroit 
H    R    Shafer,   President 

58  Lafayette  Blvd. 
Petoskey  Normal  and  Business  College,  Pe- 

toskey 
Edwin  L    Warden,   Principal 


Michigan — con  ti  nu  cd 

Pontiac  Business  College,  Pontiac 

C    A    Pass  ell,   President 
St.  Joseph's  Commercial   School,  Detroit 

Brother  B    Austin,  Director 

65  Jay  St 
Saginaw  Business  College,  Saginaw 

George  W    hinith,  President 
Stenographic  Institute,  Ann  Arbor 

Seiby    A     Moran,    B  S ,    Principal 
Three     Rivers     Business     Academy,     Three 
Rivers 

Charles  H    Sage,   President 
Twin   City   Commercial   College,   Menonunee 

Edward  P    Bower,    Principal 
University   of  Detroit   Department    of    Com- 
merce  and   Finance,   Detroit 

John   A     Russell,    Dean 

University    of    Michigan,    Course    in    Busi- 
ness   Administration,    Ann    Arbor 

Edward  D    Jones,  Professor 
Valley     City     Commercial     School.     Grand 
Rapids 

F     L     Brooks,    President 
Yerington  College,  St    Louis 

C.  W    Yerington,  President 


MINNESOTA 


American   Business   College,   Minneapolis 

J.  J    Hagen,  A.B ,  President 

730  E.  Lake 

Barry's  Telegiaph  Institute,  Minneapolis 
Prof    Barry,    Manager 

842   Hennepin   Ave 
Bemidji  Business  College,  Bemidji 

E    M    Sathre,   President 
Brainerd   Business    College,    Brainerd 

Lewis   H     Vath,    President 
Canfleld  Commercial  School,  Owatonna 
W    P    Canfleld,  President 
Capitol  Commercial  College,   St.  Paul 
Malcolm  Emery  Nichols,  Principal 

23    East   Sixth    St 
Caton  College,  Minneapolis 
Thos    J    Caton,  President 
Central  Business  College,  Duluth 
Barber  and  McPherson,  Props 

30   E     Superior  St 
Commercial     Normal     School,     Thief    River 

Falls 

O    A    Naplin,   BA,   Principal 
Curtiss  Business   College,  Minneapolis 
Dutton   &  Tates,   Proprietors 

122  S.   6th  St. 
Detroit  Business  College,  Detroit 

G    M    Lang-urn,   Principal 
Duluth  Business   University,  Duluth 

W    C    McCarter,  President 
Eclectic  Business  College,  Minneapolis 
J     M     Balzer,    President 

4%  Washington  Ave,  S. 
Faribault     Business     and    Normal     College, 

Faribault 
E    A.  Erbland,  Principal 


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Minnesota — continued 

Globe   Business   College,  St.  Paul 
J    O    Weaver,   President 

7tb    and  St    Peter 

Giegg    Shorthand    Business    School,    Minne- 
apolis 
B     L    Jones,    Principal 

Northwestern   Building 
Gustavus  Adolphus  School  of  Commerce,  St. 

Peter 

C    Harry   Hedberg,    A  B  ,   Principal 
Hess  Business  College,  St.  Paul 
D    S    Coffey,  President 

Nat    Ger    Am    Bank  BIdg 
Hillman's    Individual    School,   Minneapolis 
P    Leland   Hillman,    Principal 

226    S     Fourth    Street 
Humboldt  College,  Minneapolis 
J     P     Peteison,    President 

Lake   and  Chicago  Ave 
International    Law    and    Business    Institute, 

Minneapolis 

J    J     Craig    Pres  1904  Second  St 

Little  Falls  Business  College,  Little  Fails 

R    B    Millard,  B  S ,  Principal 
Kennedy  Business  College,  St.  Cloud 

Miss  Anna  Kennedy,  Principal 
Mankato  Commercial  College,  Mankato 

J.    R.    Brandrup,    Principal 
Metropolitan    Commercial    College,     Minne- 
apolis 
Geo    M    L  an  gum,  Principal 

329   Hennepin   Ave 

Minneapolis   Business    College,    Minneapolis 
D     R    Rugg,    President 

225  6th  St.  S 

Minnesota   School  of  Business,    Minneapolis 
Rickard   &  Gruman,   Proprietors 

672    First    Ave     N 

Munson   Shorthand  Institute,  Minneapolis 
R     J     Smith,    Principal 

126  S    3d 
National  Business  College,*  Albert  Lee 

J    E    Holman,  Principal 
National  Business  College,  Minneapolis 
IT.  M.  Lang-urn,  Principal 

720   S.   Fourth 
Nichols'    Expert    School    of    Shorthand,    St. 

Paul 
Malcom  E    Nichols,  Principal 

23  East  6th 
Parsons'  Business  College,  Duluth 

Hiram  Parsons,   President 
Parsons'  Business  University,  Wells 

A    C    Parsons,  President 
Pioneer  Business  School,  St.  Paul 
Mrs    P    P    Roller,   Principal 

Ryan    Building 
Pioneer  Business  College,  Sank  Center 

John  B    Fournier,  President 
Basmussen  Practical  Business  College,  Still- 
water 

Julius  Rasmussen,  President 
Rasmussen    Practical    Business    School,    St 

Paul 
Walter  Rasmussen,  President 

$53    Minnesota   St 

Bed  Wing  Business  College,  Bed  Win? 
Frank  W    Kalfahs,  President 


Minnesota — continued 

St.  Cloud  Business  College,  St.  Cloud 

Lewis  H    Vath,  Principal 

School  of  Shorthand,  Duluth 

Albert   Johnstad,    Principal 

315    W    First 

The   Office   School,   Minneapolis 
Ira  Richardson,  Principal 

840    Hennepin 

Toland's  Business  School,   Winona 
Ralph  Toland,   Principal 
University    of    Minnesota    Business    College, 

Mankota 

Prof    O    C    Lee,  Director 
Wadena  Business   College,   Wadena 

G    M    Langum,  Principal 
Winona  Business  College,  Winona 
C    F    Koehler,   A  M ,  Principal 


MISSISSIPPI 


Columbus   Business    College,   Columbus 

A    Thornton,   Principal 
Draughon's  Business  College,  BiloaJ 

A    B    Fontmbenj,  Manager 
Draughon's      Practical      Business      College, 
Jackson 

H    S    Alford,    Manager 
Harris  Business  University,  Jackson 

N    J    Harris,   President 
Macon  and  Andrews  College,  Meridian 

J    J.  Ferguson,  Principal 
Macon   and  Andrews  College,   Jackson 

G    A.  Macon,   President 

Mississippi  A.  &  M.  College,  Division  of  Busi- 
ness Administration,  Agricultural  College, 
P.  O. 

James  V    Bowen,  Head 
Macon  and  Andrews  College,  West  Point 

G    A    Macon,   President 
Queen  City  Business  College,  Meridian 

M.  F.  Mitchell,  President 


MISSOURI 


Armstrong  Telegraph   and  Railroad   School, 
Kansas  City 

909    Grand  Avenue 

Barnes  Business  College,   St.   Louis 

J     R    Anderson,    President 

911    Locust    St. 

Brftwn's  Business   College,  Kansas  City 
Pierre  S    Brown,   Principal 

1114    Grand 


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Missouri — continued 

Brown's  Business  College,  St    Louis 
A    R.   Tuinish,   Principal 

8041/2    Pine    St 
Brjant    &    Stratton    Business    College,     St. 

JLouis 
W    M    Caipenter,  President 

Century  Building 
Cape     Girardeau     Business     College,     Cape 

Girardeau 

C   P    Coiey,  Manager 
Carthage   Commercial   College,   Carthage 

P    M    Rude,   Principal 

Cathedral   Commercial  School,  Kansas   City 
Christian  Brothers* 

414  W.  12th  St 
Central  Business  College,  Sedalia 

C.  W.   Robbins,  Principal 
Central  Business  College,  Kansas  City 
Willard  Morns,   Principal 

1222   Oak    St 
Chilhcothe   Business   College,   Chillicothe 

Allen   Moore,    President 
Clinton  Business  College,  Clinton 
P    A.  Colt,  Principal 
Columbia    Business    College,    Columbia 
Geo    H.   Beasley,   President 
De  Soto  Business  College,  De  Soto 

H    C    Johnson,  Principal 

Draughon's  Practical  Business  College,  Kan- 
sas City 
Austin    33     Wzlber,    Manager 

912  Grand 
Draughon's      Practical      Business      College, 

Springfield 

A    J    Bates,  Manager 
Draughon's   Practical   Business   College,    St. 

Louis 
W   E.  Reasor,  Manager 

Washington  Ave.   and  Broadway 
Dunkle's  Business  School,  Boonville 

C   H    Dunkle,  Pnncipal 
Farmington   Business    College,    Farmington 

George  W    Moothart,   Principal 
Hannibal   Commercial   College,   Hannibal 

Frank   L    Kelly,    President 
Jackson  University  of  Business,  Chillicothe 

Walter  Jackson,  President 
Jones   Commercial   College,    St.  Louis 
J    G    Bohmer,  President 

307  N   Broadway 
Joplin  Business  College,  Joplin 

C    A.  Wessel,  President 
Kansas  City  Business  College,  Kansas  City 
C    T.  Smith,  Principal 

1020  McGee  St. 

Magic  City  Business  College,  Moberly 
J    J    Weber,  Principal 
Maryville   Business   Institute,  Maryville 

A   W    Cooper,  Principal 
Manpins  Commercial  College,  Chillicothe 

Dolph   Maupm,   Principal 
Moberly   Commercial  College,  Moberly 
R    A.   Griswold,  Pre* 
Moothart's  Business  College,  Bonne  Terre 

W    O    Crosswhite,   Principal 
Moothart  Business  College,  Farmington 
Geoige  W   Moothart,  President 


Missouri — continued 

Mound  City  Business  College,  St.  Louis 
George  A    Hanks,   President 

1401  Washington 

National  Business  College,  Kansas   City 
Henry   Coon,   President 

Owen  Building 

National  Business  College,  Webb  City 
W    A    Gullidge,  President 
Nevada  Business  College,  Nevada 

F    B    George,   President 
New  St.  Louis  Business  College,  St.  Louis 
E    H    Fritch,  President 

800  Pine 
Platt's  Commercial  College,  St.  Joseph 

E    M    Platt,  President 
Poplar  Bluff  Business  College,  Poplar  Bluff 

C    D    Bates    Manager 
Powell's  Shorthand  School,  Kansas  City 
J    C    Powell,  Principal 

New  Ridge  Building 
Queen  City  Business  College,   Carntherbville 

W    II    Au  Buchon,  Pimcipil 
Railroad  Telegraph  School,  St.  Louis 
W.  A.   Lamburth,  President 

1218    Pine 

Rubicam  Business  School,  St.  Louis 
M    El    Boss,  Principal 

4933  Delmar  Ave 
Rude  Brothers  Business  College,  Carthage 

P    M    Rude,  Principal 
St   Joseph  Business  University,  St.  Joseph 
E    E    Gard,   President 
St.  Joseph  Commercial  College,  St.  Joseph 

Brother  Herachan,    President 
St.  Louis  Commercial  College,  St.  Louis 
J    M    Chapman,   Principal 

C176a  Easton 

St    Louis  University,  School  of  Commerce 
George  W    Wilson,  Dean 

Grand  Ave    and  W   Pine  Blvd 
Southwestern  Business  College,  Poplar  Bluff 
V   H    Stewart,  Pnncipal 
Southwestern    Railroad     Telegraph     School, 

St.  Louis 
W    A    Lanaberth,   Principal 

617   Granite   Building 

Spalding's  Commercial  College,  Kansas  City 
J.  F.  Spaldlng,  President 

10th  and  Oak 

Springfield  Business  College,  Springfield 
J    A.  Taylor,  President 
Tarkio  College,  Commercial  Dept.,  Tarkio 

Elzy  V    McCollough,   AB,   Pnncipil 
Union  Electric  Telegraph  School,  St.  Louis 
Henry    C    Roeth,    President 

182   N    Third  St 
William     Jewell    College,     Business     Dept., 

Liberty 
Edwar  W    Swank,  Director 


MONTANA 


Billings  Business  College,  Billings 

Miss  Frances  Miller,  President 
Butte  Business  College,  Butte 

Rice  &  Fulton,  Proprietors 


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Great  Falls  Commercial  College,  Great  Falls 

S    H    Bauman,   Principal 
Electric  City  Business  College,  Great  Falls 

Mrs.  A    M.  Kiefer,  Principal 
Helena  Business   College,  Helena 

J    Leo  Rice   Principal 
Kalispell  Business  College,  Kalispell 

J    T     Sauntry,   President 
State  Business  College,  !Lewistown 

F   W    Owens,  Principal 
Montana  Institute,  Miles  City 

Mon?anaaWesleyan  Commercial  Dept.,  Helena 

R    M    Frost,  Principal 

t'nhersitv  of  Montana,  Dept.  of  Commerce, 
-   Missoula 

Hairy  E    Smith,  Dean 


NEBRASKA 


Aurora   Normal   and   Business   College,   Au- 
rora 

F     S    Wolfe,    President 
Boyles  Commercial  College,  Omaha 
H    B    Boyles,   President 

18th  and  Harney 
Broken  Bow  Business  and  Normal  College, 

Broken  Bow 

Llovd  B    Epley,  Principal 
Columbus  Commercial  College,  Columbus 
J    Clyde   Cooper.   Principal 
Cnster  College,  Broken.  Bow 
W    C    Lessley,  President 
Falls  City  Business  College,  Falls  City 

G    M.   Barrett,   President 
Grand  Island  Business  College,  Grand  Island 
A    M    Hargis.  President 
Hastings  Business  College,  Hastings 
Renichand  Groom,   Props 
Kearney  Normal  School  and  Business   Col- 
lege, Kearney 

Clarence  A    Mureh,  President 
Lincoln  Business  College,  Ubacoln 
B    C.   Bigger,   Principal 

Lincoln    Syllabic   Business    College,    Uncoln 
F    A.  Watts,  Principal 
McCook  Business  College,  McCook 
L    W    Stayner,  President 
Mosher-Lampman  Business  College,  Omaha 
F    W    Mosher,  President 

Wellington  Block 
Nebraska  School  of  Business,  IJncoln 

Principal 
Nelson  College  of  Applied  Sciences,  Nelson 

Douglas  F   Dickerson 
Norfolk   Business   College,    Norfolk 

C.  H    Brake,  Principal 
Northwestern  Business   College,  Beatrice 

Thomas  Tacy,  Principal 
Nebraska  School  of  Business,  Uncoln 

William   M.   Bryant,   Principal 
Omaha   Business   University,    Omaha 
N.   B    Van  Matre,   Principal 


Nebraska — continued 

St.   Paul  Normal  and   Business  College,  St. 
Paul 

J     S    Zocholl,    Piesident 
Scottbbluff    Business   Collep,    BPott^nJT 
tni\ers,ity  of  Nebraska,  School  of  Commerce, 
TASK  oln 

James  "B    L.e  Bossignol,  Dnector 
York  Business   College,   Yorfc 

C    W    Buckley,  President 
Van  Sant  School  of  Shorthand,  Omaha 

lone  C    Dufty,  .Prmcipal 


NEVADA 

Heald's  Business  College,  Beno 

T     W    Butcher,    Manager 


NEW    HAMPSHIRE 

Bliss  Business   College,  Portsmouth 

William  J    Lewis,   President 
Bryant    &   Stiatton  Business    College,  Man- 
chester 

James   W.   Breshant,   Principal 
Concord  Business  College,  Concord 

C    C    Craft,  Principal 
Dover  Business  College,  Dover 

B    W    Warner  and  C    McTavish,  Props. 
Grinnell's  Commercial  School,  Keene 

Miss    T.    M    Dearborn.   Principal 
Hesser  Busmess  College,  Manchester 

Joel  H    Hesser,  Principal 
taoonia  Business   School,   Laconia 

p    B    Hamilton,   Principal 
Nashua  Business  College,  Nashua 

A.   H    Bartoour,   Principal 
New    Hampton    Commercial    College,    New 
Hampton 

Frank  W    Preston,  President 
Terhune's    Practical    Business    College,    IA- 
conia 

W   B.  Terhune,  President 
Tiffin's  Business  College,  Keene 

H.  C    Tiffin,  Principal 

Tuck  School  of  Administration  and  Finance, 
Dartmouth   College,  Hanover 

Harlow  Stafford  Person,  PhD,  Director 


NEW  JERSEY 


Ahrahamson  Business  College,  Camden 

Charles  M   Abrahamson,  President 
Bean  Business  School,  Asbury 

Camden  Commercial   College,   Camden 


J.   Kugler,  Jr,»  Principal 


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Columbia   College,   Faterson 

George    Oakley,    President 
Dover  Business  College,  Dover 

Fred  Hopkins,   Principal 
Drake  Business  College,  Bayonne 

Charles  Dell,  Principal 
Drake  Business  College,  Jersey  City 

Albert   J    Gleason,   President 
Drake  Business  College,  Orange 

C    A    LeMaster,   Principal 
Drake  College,  Bast  Orange 

R    J    Scott,  Principal 
Drake  Business  College,  Fassaic 

Principal 
Eagan  School  of  Business,  Hackensack 

John  J    Eag-an,  President 
Eagan  School  of  Business,  Hoboken 

John  J    Eagan,  President 
Elizabetn   Commercial   College,  Elizabeth 

Edgar  McMickle,   Principal 
Lansley  Business   College,   Elizabeth. 

James  H    Lansley,  Ph  D  ,  President 
I>  Master  Institute,  Orange 

Chailes  A    Le  Master,  Piesident 
Ldghtfoot  Stenographic  and  Typewriting  In- 
stitute, Hoboken 

Eobert  Lightfoot,  Principal 

McChesney's  College,   Paterson 

Dr    C    Eugene  McChesney,  President 
Millville  Business   School,  Millville 

H.  M    Spamer,  Principal 
New     Brunswick     Business     College,     New 
Brunswick 

J    W    Wilson,   President 
New  Jerbcy  Business  College,  Newark 

Principal 
Newark  Business  CoUege,  Newark 

Principal 
Phillips  School,  Paterson 

T     H     Phillips,    Principal 
Plainfleld   Business    CoUege,   Plainfield 

A.   S    Herr,   Principal 
Platt's  Business  School,  Hoboken 

Charles  T.  Platt.   Principal 
Rider-Moore  and  Stewart  School  of  Business, 
Trenton 

Frank  B    Moore,  President 
Schell's  School,  Hoboken 

916   Washington 
Somerville  Business    College,    Somerville 

N    Louise  Lodge,  Principal 
Spencer's  College,  Paterson 

Principal 
Starkey's   Business   College,  Paterson 

Newton  B    Starkey,  President 
Trainer's  Business   College,  Perth  Amboy 

W    J    Trainer,  Principal 
Trenton  Business  College,  Trenton 

Jesse  Smith,  Principal 
Union  Business  College,  Elizabeth 

F.   R    Berriman,    Principal 
Upeala   School  of    Commerce,   Kenilwortk 

Alfons    H     Letzler,    Principal 
Yineland  Business  School,  Vmeland 

H    M    Spamer,  Principal 
Woods  College,  Newark 

Stephen   I    Wood,    President 


NEW  MEXICO 

Albuquerque   Business   CoUege,    Albuquerque 

J    E    Goodell,   Principal 


NEW  YORK 

Accounting  Institute  of  Brooklyn,   Brooklyn 
11  Bond  Stieet 
Albany   Business  College,  Albany 

John  R    Carnell,   President 
Alexander   Hamilton  Institute,   New  Yora 

Astor    Place 

Ralph  W    Smiling,  A  B  ,  Sec 
Alpha  School  of  Business,  Brooklyn 

2   Summer  Avenue 
Auburn   Business   School,   Auburn 

E    E     Kent,   Principal 
Barclay's  Business  Institute,  Geneva 

B    C    Barclay,   Principal 
Bettinger  Business  Institute,  Lockport 

L    P    Bettmger,  Principal 
Binghamton   School  of   Business,   Bingham- 

ton 

John  F    Riley,  President 

Bird's  Bronx  Business  Institute,   New  York 
George  W.   Bird,    Principal 

391  East  Ave. 

Blackman's   School,   Brooklyn 
F    B    Blackman,    Principal 

707  Halsey 

Borough  Academy  of  Brooklyn,  Brooklyn 
Beatrice   C    Carbit,   Principal 

432  Franklin  Avenue 
Brooklyn  Cixil  Serxiee  School,  Brooklyn 
J    D    Campbell,  Pnncjpal 

13  Willoughby  Street 
Brooklyn  Telegraph  School,  Brooklyn. 

313  Fulton  Street 

Browne's  Brooklyn  Business  College,  Brook- 
lyn 
Robezt  Strobridge,  Principal 

Flatbush   and  La  Fayette 
Browne  Business  School,  Brooklyn 

76  Court  Street 

Bryant    &   Stratton   Business    College,   Buf- 
falo 
Clarence  L   Bryant,  President 

95   W    Genesee 

Bryant  &  Stratton  Business  School,  Brook- 
lyn 

W.  E    Gifford,   President 
Buffalo  Business  School,  Buffalo 

776  Mam  Street 

Butler's  Business  School,  Yonkers 
William  W    Butler,  Principal 
Central  Business  School,  Brooklyn 
Charles  Edwards,   Principal 

459  Gates 

Central  City  Business  College,  Syracuse 
H.  W.  Henry,  Principal 
Chaffee's  Phonographic  Institute,  Oswego 
W    G.    Chaffee,   President 
Charles  Commercial  School,  Brooklyn 
William  P.  Charles,  President 

472   Franklin 

Chown  School  of  Business,  Buffalo 
W   J    Chown,  Principal 

545  Elliott  Bquare 


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Claghorn's  Bryant  &  Stratton  Business  Col- 
lege, Brooklyn 
C.  Claghorn,  Piesident 

Fulton    &  Bedford 
Clark's    School    of    Business,    North    Tona- 

wanda 

P    W    Clark,    President 
Columbia  Business  Inbtitute,  Brooklyn 

23   Flatbush   Avenue 
Columbia  University  School  of  Business,  New 

York 

James  C    Egbert,  LL  D  ,  Director 
Cortland  Business  Institute,    Cortland 

Louis   E     Edge  comb,   Principal 
Curtis   Business  Training:  School,  Brooklyn 
Thomas    Curtis,    Principal 

140  Fort  Green  Place 
Drake  School,  New  York 

Tribune  Building 

Drake  Commercial  School,  Syracuse 
William  T    Drake,  President 

487  S    Salina 
Drisler  School,  New  York 
Frank  Drisler,  Principal 

235  W    76th  Street 

Engran  School  of  Business,  New  York  City 
John  J    Eag-an 

42nd,  cor    6th 

Eastern  District  Business  Institute,  Brooklyn 
775  De  Kalb  Avenue 
Eastman  School,  Poughkeepsie 
Clement  C    Games,   President 
Eastman  School,  New  York 

123rd  Street  and  Lenox  Avenue 
Eclectic  Shorthand  School,  Brooklyn 
N.   B    Sage,  Principal 

372    Monroe 

Edmiston's  Academy  of  Business,  Buffalo 
E    M    Edmiston,  Principal 

745  Fillmore  Avenue 
Ellsworth  Business  School,  Brooklyn 

895  Flatbusb.   Avenue 
Elmira  School  of  Commerce,  Elmira 

B    C    Meeker,   President 
Euclid    School,   Brooklyn 

Charles  Hermann,  Principal        1297    Fulton 
Excelsior  Business  School,  Brooklyn 

2582  Atlantic  Avenue 
Excelsior    Commercial    Institute,    Rochester 

Frank  J    Schneck,   President 
Fifth  Avenue  Secretarial  School,  New  York 

509  Fifth   Avenue 
Flatbush  Commercial  School,  Brooklyn 

584  E    17th  Street 

Flour    City   Business    School,   Rochester 
H     Hainy,    Principal 

646    St    Paul 
Ford  Business  School,  Brooklyn 

381  Fulton  Street 
Gaffney  Shorthand  School,  New  York 

123  W    125th 
Genesee  Wesleyan  Commercial  School,  Lima 

A    E.    Matthews,   Director 
Geneva    Business    Training    Institute,    Gen- 
eva 

Ansel   E.   Mackey,   President 
Gloversville   Business   School,   Gloversville 

A     A    Burr,    Principal 
Gorsline  School,  New  York 
Charles  H    Goisline,  Principal 

708  Lexington 


New  York — continued 

Greenpomt  Commercial   School,   Brooklyn 

Si>6  Manhattan  Avenue 
Gregg  School,  Buffalo 

Teck  Theatre  Bldg- 
Haley's  Business  Institute,  Glens  Falls 

J    W    Haley,    President 
Hairs  Business  School,   Yonkers 

Charles  B    Hall,  Principal 
Harlem    Commercial  Institute,    New  York 
"William   Hope,    Principal 

67   W    125th 
Harve>   Commercial  School,  XTtica 

Miss  Haivey,  Principal 
Hefflej  Institute  and  School  of  Engineering-, 

Brookb  n 
Norman  P.   Heffley,   Principal 

245    RyersoB 
Hornells^ille  Business   School,   Horn  ell 

J    B    B    Santee,  Principal 
Hurst's  Private  School,  Buffalo 
S    G    Hurst,  President 

Brisbane  Building 
Ithaca  Commercial  School,   Ithaca 

W    B    Carhart,   Principal 
Jamestown  Business  College,  Jamestown 

H    E    V.   Porter,   President 
Kaplan-Peoples  School,  Brooklyn 

1731  Pitkin  Avenue 
Hell's  School,  New  York 
R    A    Kells,  Principal 

2105  Seventh  Avenue 
Kissick's  Business  Institute,  Brooklyn. 
W    A     Kissick,   Principal 

45  Ashland   Place 
Knickerbocker    School    of    Secretaries,    New 

York 
D    McClellan  Smith,  Director 

489    Fifth    Avenue 
Lavere's  Phonographic  School,  Oswego 

H.  S    Lavere,  Principal 
Lockport  Business   Institute,  ILockport 

J.  Franklin  Ryan,   President 
Long  Island  Business  College,   Brooklyn 
Edwin   Leibfreed,   Ph  D  ,   Principal 

143  S.  8th 
Lowell    School    of    Business,    Binghamton 

John  E.  Bloomer,  Principal 
Mendell  Civil  Service  School,  Brooklyn 

1022  Gates  Avenue 
Merchants  &  Bankers'  Business  School,  New 

York 
S    C.  Estey,  Principal 

605  Madison  Avenue 

Middletown    School    of    Commerce,    Middle- 
town 

John  B    Van  Gelder,  Principal 
Middletown    School    of    Telegraphy,   Middle- 
town 

A    D    Lake,  Principal 
Miller  School  of  Business,  New  York 
Charles  Miller,  Principal 

Lexington  Ave   and  23rd  Street 
Miner's  Business  Academy,  Brooklyn 
L    J    Miner,  Principal  720  Hancock 

Mockridge  Business  School,  Brooklyn 
John  G    Mockridge,  Principal 

1800  B    New  York  Avenue 
Mull's   School,  New  York 
E  .E    Mull  Broadway  and  66th 


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National  Business  Institute,  New  York 
Geoige  Kent  Hinds,   C  JP  A ,  Manager 

45  West  34th  Street 

New  York  Business  Institute,  New  York 
Henry  V    Games,   Principal 

36  W    123d 
New  York  .Commercial  School,  New  York 

86th   and   Madison 
New   York   Institute    of   Accountancy,    New 

York 

George   E    Beck,    A  M ,    Director 
New  York  School  of  Secretaries,  New  York 
V    M    Wheat,  Director 

27  W.  42d 
New  York  University  School  of  Commerce, 

Accounts  and  Finance,  New  York 
Joseph  F    Johnson,  Dean 

32  Waveily  Place 
Niagara  Business  Institute,  Niagaxa  Falls 

E    H    Coit,  Principal 
Ogdensburg   Business    School,    Ogdensburg 

C    W    Gay,   Manager 

Pace   Institute    of   Accountancy,    New    York 
Homer   St     Clair    Pace 

30  Church  Street 

Packard   Commercial   School,   New   York 
Byron   Horton,    President 

Lexington  and  35th 

Paine  Uptown  Business  School,  New  York 
H    W.   Remington,   President 

1931  Broadway 

Palmyra  Business  College,  Palmyra 
E    H    Best,  President 
Feekskill    Business    Institute,    Peekskill 
Joseph   Kuhn,   Principal 
Pemin  Shorthand  School,  New  York 
E    F    Long 

World  Building 

Pratt's  Business  School,  New  York 
Franklin    P.    Pratt,    President 

62  W.  45th 

Queensboro  Business  Institute,   Brooklyn 
George  J    Hoag1,   Principal 

Myrtle    and    Cypress    Avenues 
Ramadell  School  of  Business,  Middletown 
William    C     Raxnsdall,    Principal 
Reynolds'   Business  Academy,   Rochester 
Harrah  J    Reynolds,  Principal 
Reynolds'  Business  School,  Amsterdam 
Herbert   N     Baker,    Principal 
Rochestei  Business  Institute,  Rochester 
Samuel  C    Williams,   Principal 
Salamanca   Actual   Business   Institute,    Sal- 
amanca 

E    G    Lanning,  Principal 
Schenectady  Business  School,  New  York 
W.   F    Fitzgerald,   Principal 
Sheldon  Business  School,  New  York 

200   Fifth   Avenue 
Sherman's   Business    School,   Mount   Yernon 

Charles  F.   Sherman,  Principal 
Spencerian  Business  School,  Newburg 
E    M    Turner,   President 
Spencerian  Business  School,  Yonkers 

Charles   B.   Hall,    Principal 
Spencer  Business  School,  Schenectady 
C.    C.   Guyette,   Principal 
Spencer's  Business  School,  Kingston 
Charles  L    Kelly,  Principal 


New    York — continued 

Standard  Shorthand  Aoademv,  New  York 
Otto  M    Whitstock,  Principal 

31    Nassau   Street 
Stillman  Business  College,  Watertown 

Principal 

Thompson  Business  School,  New  York 
G     S     Kimball,   Piesident 

916  W    14th  Street 
Troy  Business  College,  Troy 
Warren  and  Aderhold,  Principals 

73   4th   St 

Underbill's  Phonographic  Institute,  Roches- 
ter 

B    Stevenson  Underbill,  Principal 
Utica  School  of  Commerce,  Utica 

T    J    Rismger,  Principal 
Walworth  Institute,  New  York 
G.   S    Walworth,   Principal 

200  West  72nd  Street 
Warner's  Business  School,  Elmira 

Augustus  J    Warner,   President 
Westbrook  Commercial  Academy,  Clean 

E    D    Westbrook,  Principal 
Whiteman's  Telegraph  School,  Chatham 
Frank  Whiteznan,  Principal 
"Williams     Rochester    Commercial    Institute, 

Rochester 

I/    It     Williams,    Piesident 
Woods  Brooklyn  Business  School,  Brooklyn 
F.   E    Wood,   Jr,  Principal 

Broadway  and  Bedford 
Wood's    New    York    Business    School,    New 

York 
Samuel  J    Wood,   President 

5th  Ave    and  125th 
Wyckoff  Phonographic  Institute,  Ithaca 

Maiy    A     Adsitt,    Manager 
Young's  School  of  Stenography,  Brooklyn 
Chailes  F    Toung,  Principal 

148   Montague 


NORTH  CAROLINA 

Asheville  Business  College,  Asheville 

H    S     Shockley,   President 
Carolina  Commercial  College,  Asheville 

Peari   L    Holman,   Principal 
Draugnon's  Practical  Business  College,   Ra- 
leigh 

J    F.  Draughon,  President 
Emamiel    Business    College,    Asheville 

A    A    Paul,    Manager 

Fort    Hembree    Business    Institute,    Ilayes- 
ville 

L    F    Shuford,   Principal 
King's  Business  College,  Charlotte 

J    H    King,   Principal 
King's  Business  College,  Raleigh 

J.  H.  King,  President 


NORTH  DAKOTA 

Aaker's  Business  College,  Fargo 

H    H    Aakers,   President 
Aaker's  Business   College,   Grand  Forks 

O    J.  Hanson,  Principal 


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Bismark  Business   College,  Bismaik 

G     M     Langum,    President 
Dakota  Business  College,   Fargo 

F    Leland  Watkms,  President 
Minot   College  of  Commerce,   Minot 

John  C    Lowe,  Principal 

Northwestern  College    Commercial  Institute, 
Grand  Forks 

J    J     Sevengel,   Piesident 
Union  Commercial  College,  Grand  Forks 

Thacker  and  Hughes,  Principals 


OHIO 


Actual  Business  College,   Akron 

J    J     Krider,    Principal 

Actual     Business     University     and     Normal 
Training  School*  Fremont 

Burt  Germain,  Principal 
Alliance  Business  College,  Alliance 

W    H.   Matthews,  President 
Aslitabula  Business  College,  Ash  tabula 

F.   C    Williams,   Principal 
Barilett   Commercial   College,   Cincinnati 

M.  B    Byron,  Manager 

31    E     4th 
Beck's  Academy,  Piqua 

C     E     Beck,    President 
Bliss  Business  College,  Columbus 

C    A    Bliss,   President 
Browne's  Business  College,  Youngstown 

J    C    Browne,   President 
Bryant    Stratton    and   Smith    Business    Col- 
lege, Warren 

George  H    St    John,   President 
Campbell  Business  College,  Cambridge 

Ora    Campbell,    President 
Campbell   Commercial  School,  Cincinnati 

A.  R.  Campbell,  Principal 

31   E.   4th 
Canton  Actual  Business  College,  Canton 

J    J.   Krider,   President 
Cleveland  Business  t  Diversity,  Cleveland 

Li    C    Lannmg,   Puncipal 

Engineers'  Building 
Chilioothe  Business  College,  Chilicothe 

Miss   Ida  L    Hodges  and  J    A    PInnicum, 

Props 

Columbia    Commercial    University,    Lancas- 
ter 

Clarence   Balthaser,    President 
Columbus  Business   College,   Columbus 

J    £3     Joiner,    Principal 
Commercial-Normal    College,    Greenville 

Clarence  B"althaser,  President 
Coshocton  School  of  Business,  Coshocton 

R.    L.    Meredith,    Principal 
Davidson  Business  College,  Ironton 

W.   H    Davidson,  Principal 
Davis  Business  College,  Toledo 

Thurber    P.    Davis,    Principal 
Daj's  School  of  Shorthand,  Cleveland 

American  Trust  Bldg 


Ohio — continued 

Djke   Business    School,    Cleveland 

F     L     D>*ve,    Propnetor 

21S2  E    Ninth  Stieet 
East  Ohio  Business  College*  Canton 

W     F    Kienzie,    Principal 
Edmiston  Business  College,   Cleveland 

H    T    Edmiston,   President 

3028    W     2Gth 
Elyrla  Business   College,  Elyria 

Miss   Elcie    M     Johnston,    President 
Findlay   Business   College,    Fhidlay 

Thomas  M    Wengei,  Principal 
Fremont    Busuiess    College,    Fremont 

S     E     Lantz,    Principal 
Giaham's   Business    College,   Portsmouth 

W.    R     Graham,    President 
Greenfield  Business  College,  Greenfield 

L    (<    Pmith,  Piopnetor 
Hall's   Business    University,   Youngstown 

Short  Brothers,  Proprietors 
Hamilton   Business    College,   Hamilton 

F      M     Allen,    Principal 
Hammel  Business   College,   Akron 

J    "W     Short,    Principal 
Heidelberg   Commercial    College,   Tiffin 

F    J    Miller,  Principal 
Ideal  Business  School,  Piqua 

Principal 
Jacob's   Business  College,  Dayton 

H     L     Jacobs,    President 
Johnston  School,  Cincinnati 

116  E    9th  Street 
iLanham  School,  Ironton 

Miss    Frank   Lanham,    Principal 
Lima  Business  College,  Lima 

Howard  W.   Pears,    President 
IJttleford's  School,  Cincinnati 

Betty   Littleford,    Principal 

First  National  Bank  Bldg 
Lorain  Bu&Iness  College,  Lorain 

E    D    Crim,  Principal 
Mansfield-Ohio    Business    College,    Mansfield 

P    W.   Frederick,   Principal 
Marietta  Commercial  College,  Marietta 

B     M     McMuriay,    President 
Marion  Business  College,  Marion 

Pi  incipal 
Massillon  Actual  Business  College,  Massillon 

H    G    Tocum,   President 
McDonald   Educational   Institute,   Cincinnati 

W    B     Ferris,    Principal 

7th    and   "Walnut 
Meichoir      Tri- State     Business     University, 

Toledo 
Meredith  Commercial  College,   Zanesville 

R.   L    Meredith,  President 
Metropolitan  Business   College,  Cleveland 

West    25th   and  Loraln 
Moore's  Business  College,  Urbana 

J    W.   Moore,    Principal 
Mueller    School    of    Business,    Cincinnati 

D    D    Mueller,  President 

Commercial-Tribune    Bldg 
Municipal  University  of  Akron,  Department 
of    Business    Training,    Akron 

G     E     Bennett,    Director 
Nelson   Business  College,    Cincinnati 

R    J    Nelson,   President 

7th  and  Elm 


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Newark  Business  College,  Newark 

S    L    Bceney,   President 
Norwalk  Business  College,  Norwalk 

O    M     Correll,    Principal 
Oberlin  Business  College,  Oberlin 

J    T    Henderson,   President 
Oberlin  School  of  Telegraphy,   Oberlin 

G    L    Durand,   Principal 
Ohio  Business  College,  Cleveland 

942  Piospect 

Ohio   Northern   University   College  of   Com- 
merce, Ada 

Charles  B    Wnght   Dean 
Ohio  University  School  ot  Commerce,  Athens 

Charles  M    Copeland,  Director 
Ohio   Valley   Business    College,    East    Liver- 
pool 

Frank   T    Weaver,   M  S  ,  President 
Ohio   Weslevan   University   School   of   Busi- 
ness,  Delaware 

L,.  L    Hudson,  Dean 
Ottawa  Business  College,  Ottawa 

F.  J    Miller,  Secretary 
St    Joseph  College,  Cincinnati 

Bernard   Jeffrey,   President 

431  W    8th 
Salem  Business  College,   Salem 

W    H    Matthews,    Principal 
Sandusky  Business  College,  Sandusky 

R.  D    Mitchell,  Principal 
School  of  Commerce,  Cincinnati 

Thomas  P    Scully,  President 

2d  Nat    Bank  Bldg 
School  of  Commerce,  Marion 

H    G    Kidd,  Pimcipal 
Spenoerlan  Commercial  School,  Cleveland 

E    B    Merville,   President 

Euclid  and   18th 
Stenbenville    Business    College,    Steubenville 

J.   T    Thompson,    Principal 
Traub's  Business  College,   Cincinnati 

Louis  Traub,    President 

4th  and  Race 

Tri-State  Business  University,  Toledo 
Underbill's  Business  College,  Lorain 

B    S   Underhill,  Principal 
University    of    Cincinnati,    College    of    Com- 
merce,   Cincinnati 

Frederick   C    Hicks,    Ph  D ,   Dean 
Urirhsville-Deni&ison    Business    College, 
Uriohsville 

Mrs     Belle    McMillan,    Principal 
Warren  Business  College,  Warren 

Everett  S    St    John,   President 
Willies'   Business   University,   Springfield 

F    W    Williss,   Principal 

Yocum's  Coshocton  School  of  Business,  Cos- 
hocton 

R     R     Sterling1,    Manager 
Yociim's  Findlay  School  of  Business,  Tlnd- 
lay 

T.   S    Sunday,  Manager 

Yocum's  New  Philadelphia  and  Dover  Busi- 
ness  College,  New  Philadelphia 

Will  E    Curtis,  Principal 
Yocum's  Wooster  Business  College,  Wooster 

C    M    Yocum,    President 
Zanerian  College,  Columbus 

C    P    Zaner,   President 


Ohio — continued 

Zanesville  Commercial  School,  ZanesviUe 

R    L     Meredith,   President 


OKLAHOMA 


Bart les Mile  Business  College,  Bartlesville 

C     A     "Wegner,   President 
Capital  City  Business  College,  Gnthrie 

L    E    Jarrell,  President 
Diaughon's  Practical  Business  College,  Mus- 

Irogee 

J    F    Draughon,  President 
Draughon's  Practical  Business  College,  Ok- 
lahoma 

T    M    Flanarv,   Manager 
Footer  Business  College,  Bartlesville 

C    D    Foster,   Principal 
Hill's   Business    College,   Oklahoma 

J    M     Hill,    President 
Hugo  Business  College,  Hugo 

Principal 
Law  ton    Business    College,    I^awton 

W    F    Blanchet,  Principal 
Oklahoma   A     and   M     College,  Department 
of   Commerce,   SitHwater 

Haiold  W    Moorhouse,  Dean 
Oklahoma  City  Business  College,   Oklahoma 

J    W.   Butcher,  President 
Phillip's    University,    Business    Department, 
Enid 

James  B    Georffe,   Principal 
Salina  Business  College,  Salina 

W    R    Gregg,  Manager 
Tulsa   Business   College,   Tulsa 

S    M    Smith,   President 


OREGON 


Ashland  Commercial  College,   Ashland 

P    Ritner,  President 
Astoria  Business  College,  Astoria 

A    C    Stossmeister,  Pimcipal 
Baker   City  Business   College,  Baker   City 

C    A    Kraberston,  President 
Behnke-Walker   Business    College,    Portland 

Owen    A     Bosseiman,    Manager 
Capital  Business  College,  Salem 

W    T.  Rtaley,  Principal 

Christian   Brothers   Business    College,   Port- 
land 

Brother  V    Andrews,   Principal 

290  Grand  Avenue  North 
Eastern  Oregon  Commercial  College,  Baker 
City 

M    O    Perry,  Principal 
Eugene  Business  College,  Eugene 

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Holmes  Business  College,  Portland 

B    E    Goad,  Pimcipal 

407    Washington   Street 
Link's  Business  College,  Portland 
A    T    Link,  Principal 
McMinnville  College,  Commercial  Dept,  Mc- 

Minnville 

Cuitis  P    Coe,  Principal 
Medford  Commercial  College,  Medford 

EL  I    Van  Gilclei,  Pimcipal 
Oregon  Agricultural  College,  School  of  Com- 
merce,  Corvallis 
John  Andrew  Bexell,  Dean 
Pen  diet  on  Business  College,  Pendleton 
E    M    Churchill,  Principal 
Polytechnic  Business  College,  Ashland 
J    H    Haidy,   Manager 
University  of  Oregon,   School   of   Commerce, 

Eugene 
D    Walter  Morton,  M  A  ,  Dean 


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Abrahamson   Business   College,  Philadelphia 

Charles  M    Abrahamson,  Principal 
Allentown  Business  College,  Allentown 

N    S    Biery,  President 
Altoona  Business  College,  Altoona 
W    F    Isenberg,  President 
American  Business  College,  Philadelphia 

David  Catler,   Principal 
American    Commercial    School,    Allentown 
O    C    Dorney,  President 
Andrews  Shorthand  School,  Pittsburgh 
H    L    Andrews,  Principal 

McDonald   Street 
Anthracite  Business  College,   Scranton 

C    E    Williams,  President 
Banks  Business  College,  Philadelphia 
Edward  M    Hull,  President 

1016  Chestnut 
Berwick  Business  College,  Berwick 

George  R    Styer,  M  E  ,  Principal 
Butler  Business  College,  Butler 
A    F    Regal,  Principal 
Cambria  Business  College,  Johnstown 
E    G    Jones,  Principal 
Call's  College,  Pittsburgh 
Z    G.  Call,  President 

204   Sixth 

Carbondale    Commercial    Institute,    Carbon- 
dale 

J    N    Smoot,   Manager 
Carlisle  Commercial   School,   Carlisle 
O    K    Weibley,  Principal 
Churchman  Business  College,  Easton 
Willison  E    Churchman,  Principal 
Clark  Business  College,  Coatesville 
H.  Chauncey  Clark,  President 
Chester  Commercial  College,  Chester 
R    E    Mayer,  Principal 
Churchman  Business  College,  Easton 
Principal 


Pennsylvania — continued 

Commercial  Institute,  Scranton 

J     N     Smoot,    Manager 
Conlej  's  School  of  Shorthand,  Pittsburgh 
Miss  Conlej,  Principal 

Highland  Bids 
Cotter  Business  College,  Philadelphia 

723  Chestnut 

Davis  Shorthand  and  Business  School,  Erie 
C     W    Laird,    Principal 
Dickson's  Business  College,  Berwick 
Archibald  Dickson,  Principal 
Douglas  Business  College,  Charleroi 

Matthew  Adams,  Manager 
Douglas  Business   College,   Connellsville 
E    A    Bailey,   Principal 
Douglas  Business   College,  McKeesport 

CaHm  H    Leasure,  Principal 
Douglas  Business  College,  Pittsburgh 

Century  Bldg, 

Drexel  Institute,  Philadelphia 
James  McAlister,  LL  D  ,  President 

32d  and  Chestnut 
Dubois  College  of  Business,  Dubois 
G    W    Thorn,  President 
Duff's  Business  College,  Beaver  Falls 
E    T     Reese,    Principal 
Duff's  College,  Crafton 

H    B    Hamill,    Principal 

Duff's  College,  McKeesport 

Harry  B    Hamill,  Superintendent 

Duff's  College,  Pittsburgh. 

P    S    Spongier,  Principal 

547   Liberty 

Eastern  School  of  Telegraphy,  Lebanon 
E   J.  Muth,  President 
Easton  School  of  Business,  Easton 
Addison   L    Jones,  Principal 
Ellsworth  Business  College,  Pittsburgh 
Principal 

Lyceum  Bldg1 

Erie  Business  College,  Erie 
Amos  M"    Cassel,  Principal 
Franklin    School    of    Business,    Philadelphia 
George  E    Harvey,  Principal 

Corson  Building 

Germantown  Business  College,   Philadelphia 
W    J    Zeiders,  President 

5700    Germantown   Avenue 
Greer's  Business  College,  Braddock 

N     Gieer,    Principal 

Harrlsburg  Business  College,  Harrisburg 
J    E    Garner,  President 

Haven  Business  College,  Philadelphia 

Mrs    Cuitis  Haven,   Principal 

1526     Ontario    Street 
Harleton  Business  College,  Hazleton 

J    Edwards  Waite,  Principal 
Hoff  Business  College,  Warren 

I.  J    Hoff,  Principal 
Homestead  Business  College,  Homestead 

E,  H    Tewksbury,  President 
Inter  State  Commercial  College,  Reading 

H.  T    Stoner,  President 
Iron  City  College,  Pittsburgh 

S    E    Bowman,   Principal  204   Federal 

Keystone  Business  College,  Chambersbnrg 

James  T  Austin,  Principal 

Vackawanna  Business  College,  Scranton 
J    H    Seeley,  Principal 


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Latrobe  Commercial  College*  Latrobe 

S   E    Leslie,  President 
Lebanon  Business  College,  Lebanon 
A    G    Bauer,  Principal 
Lockhaven  Business  College,  Lockhaven 
Benjamin   F    Fletcher,    Piesident 
Martin  School,  Pittsburgh 
A    H     Periy,    Principal 

Fifth  and  Liberty 
McCann's  Business  College,  Mahanoy  City 

L    C    McCann,  Principal 
McCann's  Business  College,  Beading 

Lewis  C    McCann,   President 
McKeesport  Business  College,  McKeesport 

S    S    Gressly,    Principal 
Mcadville  Commercial  College,  Meadville 
Daniel    W    Hoff,    Manager 
National    Pieparatoi>    School    and    Business 
College,  Philadelphia 

515  Pine 
New  Castle  Business  College,  New  Castle 

G    E    Lyon,  Manager 
Oil  City  Business   College,   Oil  City 
E     R     "Welch.    President 
Palmer  School,  Philadelphia 
William  "W    Fry,  Business  Manager 

16  South  Tenth 

Palms'  Business  College,  Philadelphia 
Theodore  W    Palms,  President 

1711  Chestnut 

Patrick  Commercial  School,  York 
W    H    Pa  tuck.  Principal 
Peirce  School,  Philadelphia 
L.  B    Moffett,  Business  Manager 

917   Chestnut 

Pennsylvania   Business   and   Shorthand   Col- 
lege, Lancaster 
J    M    Wade,  Principal 
Pennsylvania  Telegraph   College,   Pittsburg 

Frank  Jov,  General  Manager 
Philadelphia   Business    College,   and    College 

of  Commerce,  Philadelphia 
F   F    Button,  Principal 

1017   Chestnut 

Pittsburgh  Shorthand  School,  Pittsburgh 
Principal 

Liberty  and  Fifth 
Potts  Shorthand  College,  Williamsport 

John  G    Henderson,  Principal 
Pottstown  Business  College,  Pottstown 

F.  E    Kelley,  President 
Pottsville   Business   College,   PottsviUe 
Frank  Taylor,  President 
PottavIUe  Commercial  School,  Pottsville 

T.  C    Knowles,  Principal 
Ralston   Commercial  College,  Pittsburgh 

Principal 

Randall  School,  Philadelphia 
Howard  E    Randall,   Principal 

Betz  Building 

Rand's    Commercial   School,  Beaver  Falls 
J    A    Rand,  Principal 
Reno  College,  Pittsburgh 
Edmund  T    Overend,  President 

Wabash   Bldg- 
Reynold's      Business      Academy,      Standing 

Stone 

Harrah  J    Reynolds,    A  M ,   Principal 
Rowe  College,  Johnstown 
W    I.   Weav«i.  Piesident 


Pennsylvania — continued 

Schissler  College  of  Business,  Norristown 
A    J    Schissler,  President 
School  of  Commerce,  Hanisburg 
D     L     M.    Rakoi,    Principal 
School  of  Commerce,  Reading 

E    K    Shoop,  Principal 
Scranton  -  Lackawanna     Business     College, 

Scranton 

J     H     Seeley,    Principal 
Shamokin  Business  College,   Shamokin 

C    C    Carle,  Principal 
Sharon  College  of  Commerce,  Sharon 
J    P    Amspoker,  Principal 
Sleeper's    School   of   Stenography,    Chester 

Joseph   Sleeper,  Principal 
South    Bethlehem    Business    College,    South 

Bethlehem 

W    F    Magee,  President 
Strayer's  Business  College,  Philadelphia 
S    Irving  Strayer,  President 

801  Chestnut 
Taylor    School    of   Business   and   Shorthand, 

Philadelphia 
Fiecman  P    Taylor,  Principal 

1002    Market 
Temple  I  niversity,  Department  of  Business 

Education,  Philadelphia 
Milton  F    Stauffer,  Director 
Thirty  Daj  Buoine&s  College,  Philadelphia 
Algernon  F   Thompson,  Puncipal 

Pnrkwnv  Building 

Titusville  Business  College,  Titusville 
W    J    Cable,  President 
Toxvanda  Business  College,  Towanda 
M    S    Cionk,  Piesident 
Tubbs'  Business  College,  Charleroi 
D    C     Tubbs,    President 
Union  Business  College,  Philadelphia 

807   Chestmit 
University  of  Pittsburg,  School  of  Economics, 

Pittsburg 

«  John  Thorn    Holdsworth,   Ph  D ,  Dean 
Washington   Business    College   and   Normal 

School,  Washington 
Louis  Van  Orden,  President 

Waynesboro    Business    College,    Waynesboro 

James    T     Austin,    President 
Welch's  Business  College,  Oil  City 
E    R    Welch,  President 
We stch  ester  Business  College,  Westchester 

J    B    Martin    President 

West  Philadelphia  Commercial  School,  Phila- 
delphia 

60th  and  Gerard 

Wharton  School  of  Finance  and  Commerce 
University  of  Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia 
William    McClellan,    Ph  D .    Dean 
Wilkes-Barre     Business      College,     Wilkeg- 

Barre 

Victor  L    Dodson,   Principal 
Williamsport  Commercial  College,  Williams- 
port 

F    Hoaley,  President 
VorK  School  of  Business,  York 
George  R,  Prowell,  Frincip*1 
Zeth  School,  Altoona 
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RHODE  ISfrAND 

Arcade   Shorthand   School,  Providence 
E     M     Biajton,    Principal 

"Westminster 

Bryant-Stratton     Business     College,      Provi- 
dence 
Theodore  B    Stowell,  Principal 

357  Manchester 
Omldb'  Business  College,  Providence 

Pi  mcipal 
Kinyon's  Commercial   School,   Pawtucket 

W    H    Kinyon,   Puncipal. 
Magnus  Shorthand  School.  Providence 

Max  Magnus,  Principal 
Providence  Business  College,   Providence 

H    W    Small,  Principal 

Rhode     Island    Commercial    School.    Provi- 
dence 

H    L    Jacobs,  Principal 
Westerly  Business  College,  Westerly 

W.   E    Canfield,  Principal 
Woonsocket  Commercial  School,  Woonsocket 
Edwin    B     Hill ,  Principal 


SOUTH  CAROLINA 


Cecil's  Business  School,  Spartanburg 

R    T    Cecil,   Principal 
Charleston  Mercantile  School,  Charleston 

Maizie  J    Bergmann,  President 
Converse  Business   College,  Spartanburg 

Benjamin  W    Getsmger,   Principal 
Draughon's   Practical  Business  College,   Co- 
lumbia 

W    S    Chaplin,  Manager 
Draughan's  Business  College,  Greenville 

Principal 
Maofeats-Bowen  Business  College,  Columbia 

W    H    Macfeats,  Piesident 
Spartanburg   Business    College,    Spartanburg 

Mrs     Li    Neele   Vernon,    Principal 
Stokes  Business  College,  Charleston 

A   L   Stokes,  President 


SOUTH  DAKOTA 


Aberdeen  Business  College,  Aberdeen 

W.  M    Dates,  President 
Granger  Business   School,  Aberdeen 

Frank   E    Granger,   Principal 
Huron  College,  Business  Dept.,  Huron 

I*eroy    T     Day,    Principal 
Mitchell  Business  College,  Mitchell 

Thomas  Nicholson,  President 
Pierre  Business  College*  Pierre 

J    E    Slindee,  Principal 
Sioux  Falls  Business  College,  Sioux  Falls 

G    C    Christopherson,  President 
Watertown   Commercial  College,   Watertown 

T^ewis  H    Vath,  Principal 
Way's  Business  School,  Aberdeen 

H    A.  Way,  Principal 


South  Dakota — continued 

White's  Business  Institute,   YanMon 

H    E    Rice,  Pi  mcipal 
Yankton      Business      and     Normal      School* 

Yankton 
Yanktown     College,     School     of     Commerce, 

Yankto\vn 
Geoige    L    Cusp,    Principal 


TENNESSEE 


Bottling-  Green  Business  College,  Humboldt 

Edgar  B    Rav,  Managei 
Bristol  Citr  Business  College,  Bristol 

John  A    McAllen,   Principal 
Draughon's      Practical      Business       College, 
Knoxrille 

John  F    Draughon,   President 
Draugbon's      Practical      Business       College. 
Memphis 

W    H    Cammerer,   Manager 
Draughon's      Practical      Business       College, 
Nashville 

John  F    Draughon,   President 
Edmondson  School  of  Business,  Chattanooga 

Puncipai 
Fall's  Business  College,  Nashville 

Houston  TV"    Fall,  President 
Georgie    Robertson    Christian    College,    Hen- 
derson 

A   G   Freed,  President 
Hall-Moody  Business  College,  Martin 

J    M    Wattcrs,  Principal 
Hill's  Business  College,  Memphis 

R    H    Hill,   Principal 
Jennings  Business  College,  Nashville 

R    W    Jennings    President 
Knoxville  Business  College,  Knoxville 

Col.   J    C    "Woodward,  Piesident 
Lexington    Normal    School    and    Commercial 
Institute,   Lexington 

Robert    Li     Sutton,    Principal 
Macon  and  Andrews  College,  Memphis 

G    A.   Macon   and    A    A     Andrews,  Props 
McAllen    Business    and    Shorthand    College, 
Knox%ille 

John  A.  McAIlen,  President 
Memphis  Commercial  College,  Memphis 

CJ    K    Kingston,  Principal 
Mountain  City  Business  College,  Chattanooga 

J    A    Wiley,  Principal 
School  of  Business,  Jackson 

C    A.  Derryberry,  Principal 
Youngs'  College  of  Shorthand,  Knoxville 

L    B    Smith,  Piesident 


TEXAS 

Abrahams'  Business  College,  Dublin 

E    W    Abrahams,  Principal 
Alamo    City    Commercial   College,    San    An- 
tonio 

Snafer  and  Downey,  Principals 
Austin  Business  University,  Austin 

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Belton  Commercial  School,  Belton 

Elsie  Bennett,   Principal 
Brantlev-Draughon    Business    College,    Fort 

Worth 

J     T     Biantley,    Piesident 
Clark's  Shorthand  School,  San  Antonio 
Mrs.    Elizabeth    Clark,    Principal 

114    Pecan    Street 
Crescent  Commercial  College,  Snyder 

W    D    Knight,  President 
Dallas  Commercial  College,  Dallas 

G.  A.  Harmon,  President 
Dallas  Telegraph  College,  Dallas 

L    C    Robinson,  President 
Dranghon's      Practical      Business      College, 
Austin 

C    A    Reed,  Manager 
Draughon's      Practical      Business       College, 

Dallas 

David  Luther  Lacy,  Manager 
Draug-hon's      Practical      Business      College, 

Denison 

J    W    Adamson,  Manager 
Draughon's    Practical    Business    College,    £1 

Paso 

R    F.  Davis,  Manager 
Dranghon's  Practical   Business    College,   Ft. 

Worth 

C.  E    Farmer,  Manager 
Draughon's      Practical      Business      College, 

Galveston 

Paul  E.   Cooper,   Manager 
Dranghon's      Practical      Business      College, 

Houston 

P     E     Townsley,    Manager 
Draughon's      Practical      Business      College, 

Tyler 

John  F   Draughon,  President 
Draughon's  Practical  Business   College,   San 

Antonio 

Earthman  Bro    and  Parish,  Managers 
Farmers'    Business   College,   Fort  Worth 

Frederick    A     Farmer,    President 
Farmers'  Business  College,  Greenville 

J   Everett  Jones,  Manager 
Fort   Worth   Business   College,   Fort   Worth 
F    P    Preultt,  President 
Gainesville  Business  College,  Gainesville 

S    R    Smith,  Principal 
Greenville  Business  University,  Greenville 
J    W    Farrell,  Principal 
Griffith's  College  of  Commerce,  Austin 
D    A    Griffitts,   President 
Hill's  Business  College,  Waco 

R.  H.  Hill,  President 
International  Business  College,  El  Paso 

J    P.  Mulhn,  Principal 
Lone  Star  Business  College,  San  Marcos 

M   C   McGee,  President 
Massey  Business   College,  Houston 

C    C    Stone,  Manager 
Metropolitan  Business  College,  Dallas 

A   Ragland,  President 
Nixon-Clay  College,  Austin 

M.  C    Nixon,  Principal 
Sherman  Business  College,  Denison 
H    A.  Ivey,  Principal 
Sherman   Business   College,   Sherman 
Principal 


Texas — continued 

Summer  Hill  Business  College,  Omen 

Rev    N    Smylie,   President 
Tevarkana  Business  College,  Texarkana 

H    D    Hendeison,    Principal 
Texas  Chiistian  University,  College  of  Busi- 
ness, Fort  Worth 

Basil   A     Hayes,   Superintendent 
Toby's  Practical  Business  College,  Waco 

Edward  Toby,  President 
Tjler  Commercial  College,  Tyler 

H    E    Byrne,  President 
Vernon  Commercial  College,  Vernon 

C   S   Flippo,  Manager 
Walden  Business  College,  Bartlett 

Pro!    Waldon,  Principal 
Wheeler  Business  College,  Houston 

J    S    C   Adamson,  Principal 


UTAH 

Henager's  Business   College,  Salt  Lake  City 

Principal 
Hoover  Business  College,  Salt  Lake  City 

M    S    Hoover,   Pnncipal 

Latter    Day    Saints    Business    College,    Salt 
Lake  City 

F    Y   Fox,  Supervisor 
McKee's  Business  College,  Salt  Lake  City 

J  B  McKee,  President 
Ogden  Business  College,  Ogden 

William  Pugh,  Principal 
Salt  Lake  Business  College,  Salt  Lake  City 

Bomamm  Goddard,  Principal 
Smithsonian  Business  College,  Ogden 

James  A    Smith    President 
Utah  Business  College,  Salt  Lake  City 

B    C    Davis,  Piincipal 

VERMONT 

Burlington  Business  College,   Burlington 

E  G.  Evans,  President 
Rutland  Business  College,  Rutland 

L  J  Egelston,  Pnncipal 
Vermont  Business  College,  Burlington 

George  H    Watson,  Principal 


VIRGINIA 

Davis- Wagner  Business  College,  Norfolk 

William  N    Smith,  Principal 
Dodge's  Business  College,  Tazewell 

J     H     Dodge,    President 
Dunsmore  Business  College,  Staunton 

J    G    Dunsmore,  President 
Maesey  Business  College,  Richmond 

I    L    Mayfteld,   Manager 
National  Business  College,  Roanoke 

E    M    Coulter,  President 
Petersburg  Business  College,  Petersburg 

Clark  J.  Brown,  President 
Piedmont  Business  College,  Lynchburg 

Sam  Jack  Musich,   Manager 
Richmond  Business  College,  Richmond 

J    E    Ormes,  Principal 
Smirhdeal  Business  College,  Richmond 

G.  M.  Smithdeal,  President 


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Virginia — continued 

Smith's  Business  College,   I*ynchburg 

T    Parker   Smith,    President 
Southern    Shorthand    and    Business    Univer- 
sity, Norfolk 

J    M    Ressler,  President 


WASHINGTON 

Acme  Business   College,  Everett 

Carolvn  PatchJi,  Principal 
Acme  Business  College,  Seattle 

F    R    McLaren,  Piesident 
Allen's  Business  College,  Spokane 

C     S     Springer,    Manager 
Bellingham    Business    Institute,   Bellingham 

C     W     Long,    President 
Beutel  Business  College,  Tacoma 

C    F    Beutel,   Principal 
Blair  Business  College,  Spokane 

H    C    Blair,  Principal 
Counselman's  Business  College,  Spokane 

Prof    Counselman,   Principal 
Empire  Business  College,  Walla  Walla 

William  P    Underwood,  President 
Engelhorn  Business  College,  Spokane 

Herman  T.  Engelhorn,  Principal 
Grays  Harbor  Business  College,  Aberdeen 

C    S    Jackson,  Principal 
Hj  att-Fo  well's  Business  College,   Seattle 

W    C    Hyatt,  Principal 
Jackson  Business  College,  Centralia 

C    S    Jackson,  Principal 
Jackson  Business  College,  Vancouver 

C.  S.  Jackson,  Principal 
Leo's  Business  College,  Seattle 

Mrs     Mary    Leo,    President 
Northwestern  Business  College,  Bellingham 

Principal 
Northwestern  Business  College,  Spokane 

M.   H    Higley,  President 
Seattle  Business  College,  Seattle 

O    L    Miller,   Principal 
State  Business  College,  Tacoma 

W    D    Moffatt,   President 
Tacoma  Business  College,  Tacoma 

W.  K    Shoemaker,  President 
Washington  Business  College,  Tacoma 

D.  M.   Knauf,   President 
Wenatchee  Business  College,  Wenatchee 

L    M    Lewis,  Principal 
Wilson's    Business    College,   Bellingham 

August  Wilson,  President 
Wilson's  Modern  Business  College,  Seattle 

Judson  P.  Wilson,  President 


WEST   VIRGINIA 

Capital  City  Commercial  College,  Charleston 

W.  D.   Anthony,  President 
Elizabeth    Seminary    and    Business    School, 
Elizabeth 

A    S    Lee,  Principal 
Elliott  Commercial  School,  Charleston 

W  B  Elliott,  President 
Elliott  Commercial  Sebaol,  Clarksburg 

W,  B  Elliott,  President 


VTe&t  Virginia—- continued    v 

Elliott  Commercial  School,  Fairmont 

Walter  M    Evans,  Principal 
Elliott   Commercial   School,   Wheeling 

W  B  Elliott,  President 
Marshall  Business  College,  Huntington 

L.  J.   Corbly,   Principal 

Mountain    State   Business   College,    Parkers* 
burg 

Principal 
School  of  Commerce,  Buckhannon 

George  W    Broyles,  Principal 
Stewart  Commercial  School,  Graf  ton 

Principal 
West   Virginia  Business   College,   Clarksburg 

G.  C    Fmley,  President 


WISCONSIN 


Actual  Business  College,  Appleton 

Bowlby  and  Schwab,  Proprietors 
Antigo  Business  College,   Antigo 

H    D     Wood,    President 
Appleton  Business  College,  Appleton 

John  T    Bushey,   Principal 
Baraboo  Business  College,  Baraboo 

W    S    Seyler,  Manager 
Beloit  Business  College,  Beloit 

W    A    Heffernan,  Principal 
Capital  City  Commercial  College,  Madison 

C    E    Spohn,  President 

Chippewa  Falls  Business   College,  Chippewa 
Falls 

P   L.  Leahy,  Principal 
Cream  City  Business  College,  Milwaukee 

W    W    Way,  President 

Mack  Block 
Gordon's  Business  College,  Ashland 

IS    D    Gordon,  Principal 
Great   Northern  Training:  Schools,  Portage 

H.  A    Story,   President 
Green  Bay  Business  College,  Green  Bay 

B    F    Quintal,    Principal 
Hine  College,  Milwaukee 

Leon   L    Hine,   Principal 

135    Second   Street 

Hoffmann's    Metropolitan    Business    College, 
Milwaukee 

O    A    Hoffmann,  President 

Watkins  Bldg, 
Hunt's  Business  College,  Eau  Claire 

D    L    Hunt,   Principal 
Janesville  Business  College,   Janesville 

W    W    Dale,   President 
Kenosha  Business  College,  Kenosha 

Miss  Lois  North  way,  Principal 
Kenosha  College  of  Commerce,  Kenosha 

Otis  L    Trenary,  President 
Marinette  Business   College,   Marinette 

E.  P    Bower,  Principal 
New  Era  Business  College,   Superior 

John    P.    Simon,   Principal 
Parsons'    Business    University    and    Expert 
Shorthand  School,  Superior 

Abdiell  Parsons,  President 


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Wisconsin — continued 

Platleville  Business  College,  Platteville 

J.   Alcock,    Principal 
Plymouth   Business   College,   Plymouth 

"William    Bukley,    Manager 
Sheboygan  Business  College,  Sheboygan 

Francis  J.   Schaafs,   President 
Southern  Wisconsin  Business  College,  Oft 
ville 

W    W    Dale,  President 
Spencerian   Business   Collegre,   Milwaukee 

Robert   C     Spencer,   President 

"Wisconsin   and  Broadway 
State  Business  College,   Sheboygan 

H    F    Staehling,   Manager 

Stevens     Point     Business     College,     Stevens 
Point 

S    K     Nelson,    Principal 
Storj't,  College,  Riehland  Center 

JB     A    Thomson,    Principal 
Union  Business  Collegre,  Eau  Claire 

H    F    Kennedy,   Principal 
Valentine's  School   of  Telegraphy,  Janesville 

Richard    Valentine,    President 
Waupaca    Business    Collegre    and    Academy, 
Waupaca 

C    M.   Boyles,   President 
Wausau  Business   College,  Wausau 

E    D.  Widmer,  President 
Wilmot  Business  College,  Milwaukee 

H    M    Wilmot,  Principal 

106    Mason 
Williams*  Business   College,  Beaver  Dam 

Thomas  J    WilUams,   President 


Wisconsin — continued 

Williams  Business  College,  Green  Bay 

Thomas  J    Williams,   President 
Williams'   Business  College,  Milwaukee 

T     J.    Williams,    President 

332   Grove 
Williams*   Business   College,   Oconto 

Thomas  J    Williams,   President 
Williams*  Business  College,   Oshkosh 

W    D    McDamels,  Principal 
Williams'  Business  College,  Waukesha 

Chailes  W    Woodward,   Managei 
Wisconsin   Business    College,    Manltowoc 

C     N     Wilson,    Manager 
Wisconsin  Business  College,  Racine 

C    F    Moore,   President 
Wisconsin.  Business  College,  Sheboygan 

H    O.   Thompson,   Secretary 
Wisconsin  Business  College,  Watertown 

H    O    Thompson,   Secretary 
Wisconsin  Business  University,  La  Crosse 

F    J    Toland.  President 


WYOMING 


Cheyenne  Business  College,   Cheyenne 

John    Barntt,    President 

Lniversity  of  Wyoming,  Department  of  Com- 
merce, Cheyenne 

B    Beane  Hunton,  Director 


PRIVATE  SCHOOLS  FOR  THE  DEAF 


ARIZONA 

University   of   Arizona,   Department    for    tbe 
Deaf,    Tucson 

Henry    C     White,    Superintendent 


CALIFORNIA 

Holden  Home  Oral  School  for  the  Deaf,  San 
Francisco 

Mis    J    B    Holden,   Superintendent 
St.  Joseph's  School  for  the  Deaf,  Oakland 

Sister   M     Valeria,    Directress 


CONNECTICUT 

American    School    for    the    Deaf,    Hartford 

Frank   R     Wheeler,    Superintendent 


DISTRICT    OF    COLUMBIA 

Gallaudet   College  for  the  Deaf,  Washington 
Percival   Hall,    President 

Kendall   Green 

Warren    School    of    Reading    for     Hard    of 
Hearing  Adults,  Washington 


GEORGIA 

Arbaugh's   School   for  Deaf  Children,  Macon 

Miss    Laura  L.    Arbaugh,    Principal 


ILLINOIS 

Ephpheta    School   for   the   Deaf,   Chicago 

Mai  garet    Cosgrove,    Principal 

3100    North    Fortieth    Avenue 
Gallaher  Night  School  for  Adult  Deaf,  Chi- 
cago 

James    E.    Gallaher,    Principal 
MeCowan  Oral  School  for  Young  Deaf  Chil- 
dren, Chicago 
Cornelia    D     Bmgham    Eggrers,    Principal 

6550  Tale  Avenue 


LOUISIANA 

Chinchuba  Deaf  Mute  Institute,  Chinchuba 

Peter    Fabacher,    Principal 


MARYLA2TO 

Knapp's    Institute,    Baltimore 
William  A.   Knapp,   Principal 

851    Holllns   Avenue 
St.    Francis    Xavier's    School    for    the    Deaf, 

Baltimore 
Mothei    M    Michael,   St^penor 

Irvington 

Home  School  for  Little  Deaf  Children,  Ken- 
sington 
Miss  Anna  C.  Reinhardt,  Principal 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Boston   School  for  the  Deaf,   Randolph 

J    P    EJ    O  Conneli,   Superintendent 
Clarke    School    for    the    Deaf,    Northampton 

Miss    Caroline    A     Yale,    L.L  D ,    Principal 
Sarah  Fuller  Home  for  Little  Deaf  Children, 
West  Medford 

Miss   Eliza   L     Clark,    Principal 


MICHIGAN 

Evangelical    Lutheran    Deaf-Mute    Institute, 
North   Detroit 

Rev     wniiam    Glelow,    President 
Oral  School  for  the  Deaf,  Bay  City 

Miss   Matie   Gamble,    Principal 


MINNESOTA 

St.    Olaf   College   Department    for   the    Deaf, 
Northaeld 

J     N.    Kildahl,    President 


MISSOURI 

Central  Institute,  St.  Louis 
Ethel  M    Hilliard,   Superintendent 
Gallaudet    School   for   the   Deaf,   St    Louis 
James  H     Cloud,    M  A.,   Principal 
Immaculate    Conception     Institute     for     Che 

Deaf,    St.    Louis 
Sisters   of  St.  Joseph 

901  North.  Garrison   Avenue 


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NTEW    YORK 


Association  for  the  Improved  Instruction  of 
Deaf  Mutes,  New  York 

Harris    Taylor 

904    Lexington    Avenue 
JL,e  Couteulx  St    Mary's  Institution,  Buftalo 

Sister    Mary    Anne    Burke,    Directress 
New  York  School  for  Hard  of  Hearing:,  New 

York 
Edward    B     Nitchie,    Director 

18   E    41st 
Reno    Margulis    School    for    the    Deaf,    New 

York 
Mrs    A    Reno  Margulis    Principal 

534  West  187th  Street 
St    Joseph's  Institute,  Westchester 
Hose   A     Fagan,    Directress 
Wright  Oral  School,  New  York 
John   Dutton   Wright,    President 

1  Mouni  Morris  Park,  West 


OHIO 

Breckenridge  School,  Cincinnati 

Miss  Mary  S    Breckenndge,  Principal 

Gilbert  and  Yale   Aves 


Ohio — continued 

Notre  Dame  School  for  the  Deaf,  Cincinnati 

Sister    Maiy,    Directress 

321  East  6th  St 


PENNSYLVANIA 

De  Paul  Institute  for  Deaf-Mutes,  Fittsburg 

Sister    Mary    Cecilia,    Directress 

Brooklme 

Forrest  Hall,   Philadelphia 
Mrs     J     Scott   Anderson,    Principal 

Torresdale 
Swarthmore    School    and    Kindergarten    for 

the  Deaf,   Swarthmore 
Mrs    J.   Scott  Anderson,   Principal 


SOUTH   DAKOTA 

Black  Hills   School   for  the   Deaf,   ILead 

Miss    F     L.     Willhoyte,    Principal 


WISCONSIN1" 

St.  John's  Institute  for  Deaf-Mutes,  St.  Fran- 
cis 

Reverend   M    M    Gerend,    Directress 


PRIVATE  SCHOOLS  FOR  DEFECTIVES, 
NERVOUS  AND  BACKWARD 


COLORADO 

Woodcroft    School    for    Feeble-Minded,    Pu- 
eblo 

Hubert  Work,   M.  15  ,  Director 


CONNECTICUT 

Connecticut    School   for   Imbeciles,    Lakeville 

George    H     Knight,    M.  D  ,    Director 


ILLINOIS 

Beverly    Farm    Home     School     for    Nervous 

and   Backward   Children,   Godfrey 
William  H.  C.  Smith.  M    D,  Superintendent 


IOWA 

Powell    School    for    Backward    and    Nervous 
Children,   Red   Oak 

Velura  E    Powell,    M  D ,    Superintendent 


KENTUCKY 

Stewart    Home    and    School    for    Backward 
Children,    Farmdale 

John   P.    Stewart,   M  D ,    Superintendent 


MARYLAND 

Gelston    Heigrhtg    Private    Home    School    for 
Feeble-Minded,    Baltimore 

Samuel   J     Fort,    M.  D ,   Director 


MASSACHUSETTS 


Elm  Hill  Private  School  and  Home  for 
ble-Minded,   Barre 

George   A.    Brown,   M.  D  ,   Director 
Emmanuel    School    for    Feeble-Minded    and 
Afflicted   Children,  Fall  River 

Mrs    W.  D    Herrick    Principal 
School  for  Mentally  Deficient,  Newton 

Miss   Alice   Shovelton,    Superintendent 


Massachusetts — continued 

Standish  Manor  School,  Halifax 

Mrs     Ellen    C.    Dresser,    Principal 
Terrace    Home    School    for    Backward    and 
Nervous   Children,    Am h erst 

Frances   J    Her  rick,    Director 

MICHIGAN 

Lewis   School    for   Stammerers,  Detroit 
George  Andrew    Lewis,    President 

35   Adelaide  Street 
Reed     School     for     Nervous    and    Backward 

Children,  Detroit 
Mrs.    Frank    A     Reed,    Director 

385  Hubbard   Avenue 
St.  Anthony's  School  for   Feeble-Minded   and 

Backward   Children,  Nazareth 
Sisters   of    St.    Joseph 

Wilbur    Home    and    School    for    the    Feeble- 
Minded,  Kalamazoo 
C     F     "Wilbur,    Superintendent 

MINNESOTA 

Baker  School,   Northfield 

Laura   B.   Baker,    Superintendent 
Duke   School   for   Stammerers,  Minneapolis 

W.  M    Duke,  Principal 

1800  Third  Avenue,  South 

MISSOURI 

Compton    School    fqr    Children    of   Retarded 
Mentality,    St.   Louis 

Miss  Fannie  A     Compton,   Principal 

3809  Flad  Avenue 

Emmaus  Asylum  for  Epileptics  and  Feeble- 
Minded,   St     Charles 

Rev.    J     W     Frankenfeld,    Principal 

NEBRASKA 

Omaha  Stammerers'  Institute,  Omaha 

Julia  EJ    Vaughan,  Principal 

NEW  HAMPSHIKE 

Davidson    School    of    Individual    Instruction, 
Tamworth 

S    G    Davidson,    Duectoi 


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NEW   JERSEY 

Bancroft   Training   School,  Haddon&eld 
B     A     Farnngton,    M  D ,    Principal 
Herbert  Hall  Institute  for  Nervous  and  Atyp- 
ical Children,  Flainfield 

Maximilian  P    E    Groszmann,  M  D.,  Direc- 
tor 
Segruin  Physiological  School  for  Children  of 

Arrested  Mental  Development,  Orange 
Mrs    Elsie  M     Segum,   Director 
"The   Larches"   Educational    Sanitarium   for 

Mental    Defectives,    Cranbury 
Mrs      Elise     Gordon,     Superintendent 
Trajan  ing;     School     for     Backrvaid     Children, 

Vineland 
E     R    Johnstone,   Superintendent 


NEW  YOBK 


Bmgrhampton  Training  School,  Binghampton 

August    A     Boldt,    Superintendent 
Brvant    School   for    Stammering:,    New    York 
Dr    Frank  A.  Biyant,  Director 

62    W     40th    Street 
Copeland     School     for     Mentally     Defective 

Children,  Saratoga  Springs 
Miss    Susan    E     Copeland,    Principal 
Doolittle    School     (for    backward    children), 

Binghamton 

Sophia   A    Doolittle,    Principal 
Florence  Nightingale    School,   New   York 
Sara  Weinberger 
Sycamore    Farm    School    for    Nervous    and 

Backward  Children,  Newburgh 
N    R    Brewster,  Dnector 


PENNSYLVANIA 


Biddle    School    for    Nervous    and   Backward 
Children,  Holmesburg: 

Grace    Biddle    de    Quelm,    Principal 

4815  Warrlngton  Avenue 

Brookwood    School   for    Nervous    and   Back- 
ward Children,  Lansdowne 
Rachael    W     Brewster,    Principal 
iamb   School  for   Stammerers,   Pittsburgh 
Joseph  I/   Lamb,  Principal 

1252    Franklin   Street 
iLatshaw  School,  Philadelphia 
Allen    Lats-haw,    Director 

3412     Sanson 


Penns}  Ivania — continued 

Miss  McGrew's  School   (boys),  Bala 

Miss  Anna   L    McGrew,   Principal 
Miss    Wood's    School    for    Exceptional    Chil- 
dren, Duncannon 

Misfa  M    A    Woods,   Puncipal 


RHODE    ISLAND 

Shepard  School,  Wickfoid 

Fred   W    Burnham,   Principal 


TENNESSEE 


Bristol-Nelsrn  Physiological  School  for   Sub- 
Normal    Children,  Murfreesboro 

Mrs     Cora    Bristol-Nelson,    Principal 


TEXAS 

Texas  School  for  Defectives,  Austin 

T     O     Maxwell,    M  D ,    Superintendent 


VIRGINIA 


Gun drr  Home  and  Tiammgr  School  for  fee- 
ble-Minded,   Falls    Church 

Miss    Mattie    Gundry,    Director 


WISCONSIN 


Evangelical     Lutheran     Home     for     Feeble- 
Minded,   Watertown 
Louis   Pingel,    Principal 
Oak  Leigh  School  for  Nervous  Children  and 

Adolescents,    Lake    Gevena 
Mary    E     Pogue,    M  D ,    Director 
St.    Coletta    School    for    the    Feeble-Minded, 

Jefferson 

Sister    M     Emerentia,    Directress 
Lutheran    Home    School   for    Feeble-Minded, 

Watertown 

"Louis   Pmgel,    Superintendent 
Northwestern    School    for    Stammerers,    Mil- 
waukee 
Lee  Wells  Mlllard,  President 


CORRESPONDENCE  SCHOOLS 


CAMFOKNIA 

Angelas  University,  Los  Angeles 

Mrs    L    C.   Ford,   Dean 


924     Beacon 


DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

Capital    Civil   Service    School,   Washington 

Director 

Columbia   Correspondence   College,  Washing- 
ton 

225  Pennsylvania  Avenue,  S    E 
International       Correspondence       University, 

Washington 

Channmg  Rudd,   D  C  L  ,  Dean 
National  Correspondence  Institute,  Washing- 
ton 

J.  William  McKlnley,  President 
• 

GEORGIA 

Atlanta  Noimal  School,  Atlanta 

Directoi 


HJLINOIS 

American      College      of      Mechano-Therapy, 
Chicago 
W    C    Schulze,  Dean 

81  W    Randolph 

American  School  of  Correspondence,  Chicago 
Drexel  Avenue  and  58th   Street 
American    Correspondence    School    of    Law, 
Chicago 

431  South  Dearborn  Street 
Branch  School  of  Engineering,  Chicago 
Joseph  G    Branch,   Piesident 

608   South  Deabom  Street 
Brown's  Home  Study   School,  Feoria 

Director 

American  School  of  Correspondence,  Chicago 
58th  Street  and  Drexel  Avenue 
American  School  of  Home  Economics,  Chi- 
cago 
M    Le  Bosquet,  Director 

596  West  69th  Street 

American  Training  School  for  Norses,   Chi- 
cago 

1500    La   Salle   Avenue 
Blaokstone  Institute  (Law),  Chicago 
William  C    Wernauth,   Secretary 

20   W     Jackson   Boulevard 


Illinois — continued 

Chicago  College  of  Advertising,  Chicago 
W    A.   Mezriam,   Manager 

122    S.    Michigan    Avenue 
Chicago   Correspondence   School,   Chicago 

Chicago  Opera  House  Block 
Chicago  Correspondence  School  of  Xaw,  Chi- 
cago 
Charles  IT.   West-wood,    Secretary 

Reape?  Block 
Chicago  School  of  Nursing,   Chicago 

East  Van  Buren  Street 

Chicago  University  of  Commerce,  Chicago 
E     A     Eke,    President 

800  North  Clark  Street 
Commercial  Correspondence   School,    Taylor- 

\ille 
Director 

Dickson  Memory   School,    Chicago 
Henry  Dickson,  President 

Auditorium  Building 
Hamilton  College   of  I^aw,  Chicago 

Ellsworth  Building 

Interstate  School  of  Correspondence,  Chicago 
625  South  Wabash  Avenue 
I*a  Salle  Extension  University,  Chicago 

Samuel  MacClmtock,    Educational  Director 
McKinley  University  College  of  Law,  Chicago 
Joseph  R    Poland,  LL.  B  ,  Dean 

1507  East  55th  Street 
Moody  Bible  Institute,  Chicago 

Institute    Place 

National   Academy  of  Music,   Chicago 
E    J    Wellmuth,  President 

4043  Drexel  Boulevard 

National  School  of  Chiropractic,   Chicago 
John   F    A    Howard,   D.C ,   Dean 

1553    W      Madison    Street 
Page-Davis  School  of  Advertising,  Chicago 
Edward   T.   Page,    President 

4007  Michigan  Avenue 
Siegel-Myers  Correspondence  School  of  Music, 

Chicago 
Clarence   Eddy,    Dean 

4043   Drexel   Boulevard 
Sheldon  School  of  Salesmanship,  Chicago 
A    F.    Sheldon,    President 

209   State  Street 

Standard  College  of  Law,  Chicago 
William  R    Peacock,  Dean 

1501  East  55th  Street 
Success  Shorthand  School,   Chicago 
W    Li    James,   Manager  Schiller    Bldgr 

Walton   School  of   Commerce,   Chicago 
Seymour  Walton,  C  P  A,,  Principal 

122   S    Michigan 


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INDIANA 

Ft       Wayne      Correspondence      School, 
Wayne 

Director 
Indiana  College  of  Law,  South  Bend 

Director 
Lincoln-Jefferson  University,  Hammond 

W    Mayes  Martin,  D    D,  President 


Ft 


IOWA 


Correspondence 


Highland      Park       College 
School,  Des  Moines 

O    H    Longwell,  Ph  D ,  President 
Inter-State  Schools,   Cedar  Rapids 

W    Li    HoftT,   President 
Osraloosa  College,  Oscaloosa 

Director 

MASSACHUSETTS 

Home  Correspondence  School,  Springfield 

F    Arthui  Metcalf,  President 

MICHIGAN 

Detroit   School  for  Writers,  Detroit 

Mrs     Frane    M     Nichols     President 
Detroit  School  of  Lettering,  Detroit 

Charles  J    Strong    Manager 
Emerson  School  of  Journalism,  Battle  Creek 

Director 
School  of  Applied  Art,  Battle  Creek 

Edward  S    Pilsworth,  President 
Spragne  Correspondence  School  of  taw,  De- 
troit 

Griffith  O    Ellis,  President 

Majestic  Building 

MONTANA 

Harper  University,  Billings 

President 


NEBRASKA 

Fine  Arts  Institute,  Omaha 

Director 
Northwestern    School  of  Taxidermy,  Omaha 

J    W.    Elwood,    President 

15th  and  Haraey  Streets 


NEW  YORK 

Alexander  Hamilton  Institute,  New  York 

Astor  Place 
Chaflfee's   Shorthand  School,   Oswego 

Prof     Chaffee,    Director 
ChautauQiia    Institution,    Chautanqua 

Arthur  E    Bestor,  President 
Franklin  Institute,  Rochester 

Director 


New  York — continued 

International  Institute  of  Music,  New  York 

98  Fifth  Avenue 

Patterson   Civil  Service   School,   Rochester 

Director 

Language-Phone  Method,  New  York 

2  West  45th  Street 
Toby's  Correspondence  Schools*  New  York 

Edward  Toby,   President 

160  Fifth  Avenue 

OHIO 

American  School  of  Banking,   Columbus 
E    G    Alcorn,  Piesident 

McLene  Building 
Carnegie  College,  Rogers 

President  Gal  breath 
Correspondence  Institute,   Columbus 
G.   A    Bennett,   President 

Clinton    Building 
Davey  Institute  of  Free  Surgery,  Kent 

John   Davey,   Manager 
Evans  School  of  Cartooning,  Cleveland 
W     L     Evans,    Manager 

Leader  Bldg 

Landon   School  of  Illustrating:  and  Cartoon- 
ing, Cleveland 
C    N"    Landon,  Director 

Schofleld  Building 
Phillips  Bible  Institute,  Canton 

Director 
Stark  College,  Alliance 

Charles  M    Shafer,  President 
University  College,  Oak  Hill 
G    James  Jones,  A  M  ,  President     * 

OEXAHOMA 

Oklahoma    Correspondence    School,    Alva 

Guy   M    Lisk,   President 


OREGON 

School  of  Home  Study  and  Correspondence, 
Portland 

266   25th  Street,  N 


PENNSYLVANIA 

International  Correspondence  Schools,  Scran- 
ton 

Thomas   J     Foster,    President 
Warren  Correspondence  School,  Warren 

C    W.  Smith,  President 


TEXAS 

Teachers'  Professional  College,  Austin 

W    L.   Newson,   Ped  D ,    Director 


LIBRARY  DIRECTORY 

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UNITED  STATES 


LIBRARY  DIRECTORY 

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ALABAMA 

State  Department,  Division  Library  Ex- 
tension: Thomas  M.  Owen,  Director, 
State  Capitol,  Montgomery 

Alabama  City  Nichols  Mem    Lib 

4,000    vols 
Anniston  Public  Library 

6,000  vols 
Auburn  Alabama  Polytechnic  Institute 

125  000  vols  James  R  Rutland 

Avondale  Carnegie  Library 

3,000   vols  Mrs    J    D    Ellis 

Bessemer  Carnegie  Public  Library 

2,900  vols  Mrs    Nora  Golson 

Birmingham  Public  Library 

45,000  vols  Carl  H    Milam 

Birmingham  Birmingham  College  Lib 

3,500  vols  B.  T    Waites 

Birmingham  Howard  College  Library 

4,000  vols  A    H    Olive 

Decatnr  Carneg'ie  Library 

2,500  vols  Louise  Leading-ham 

Dothan  Public  Library 

2,600  vols  * 

Ensley  Carnegie  Library 

5,000  vols  Louise  Thompson 

Eiifaula  Carnegie  Library 

2,600  vols  Teresa  Miller 

Fairbope  Public  Library 

1,000  vols       Mrs  Lydia  J   N   Comings 
Florence  Southern  Library  Ass'n 

2,026  vols  Mrs.  Garrit  H.  Smith 

Florence   State   Normal   School   Library 

4  000  vols  Annie  Warren  O'Neal 

Gads  den  Carnegie  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Lena  Martin 

Greensboro  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Annie  Locke 

Greensboro  Southern  University  Library 

10,000  vols  Theodore  H    Jack 

Huntsville  ViTginia  Hall  Library,, 

3,000  vols 
Jacksonville  State  Normal  Library 

2,500  vols  Susan  Lancaster 

Llvin&rston  State  Normal  School  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs    C    R    Moon 

Marion  Carnegie  Lib.  of  Judson  College 

4,200  vols.  Frances  Pickett 


Alabama — continued 

Mobile   Public  Library 

3.130  vols  Mrs    E    L.  Sinclair 

Mobile  Library 

38,000  vols  Addie  C    Moses 

Mobile  Association  Public  Library 

22,000  vols  Leila  B    Aunspaugh 

Mobile  T.  M    C   A.  Public  Library 

10,274  vols.  A.  C.  Hart 

Montevallo  Ala    Girls  Tech    Inst    Lib. 

2,000  vals  Minnie  Murrill 

Montgomery  Carnegie  Library 

6,000  vols  Laura  M    Elm  ore 

Montgomery    State   Lib.    (Archives   and 
History) 

40,000  vols  Thomas  M    Owen 

Normal  A    &  M    College  Library 

10,000  vols 
Oxford  Public  Library 

2,000  vols 
Selma  Carnegie  Library 

5,792  vols  Bettie  Keith 

Springrhill  College  Library 

1  000  vols    Rev.  Edward  I  Fazakerley 
Talladegra    College   Library 

15,000  vols  Anna  I   Barnes 

Talladegra  Public  Library 

8,250  vols  Frances  H   Archer 

Thor*by  Thorsby  Institute  Lib 

2,500  vols  Christena  Maclntyre 

Trov  Carnegie  Library 

4,000  vols  Joseph  A  Bovd 

Tnscaloosa  Lib.  University  of  Alabama 

25,000  vols.  Alice  Wyman 

Tnskesee  Carnegie  Lib.,  Tuskegee  Inst 

19,000  vols  M   E    Suarez 

Tiiscumbla  Helen  Keller  Uib 

2,000  vols  Mrs    J    N   Thompson 

Union   Spring*  Public  Library 

1.265  vols.  Miss  Mollie  Norman 


ARIZONA 

Bidbee  Copper  Queen  Library 

7  800  vols  Mrs    Carrie  &    Vail 

Clifton  Reading  Room 

2,500  vols  C    H.  Love 


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Globe  Old  Dom    Cop    Co.  P    L 

5,000  vols  Dayton  "W  Ennis 

Phoenix  State  Library  of  Arizona 

25,000  vols  Paul  C  Thorne 

Phoenix  Cainegie  Public  Libiaiy 

14,050  vols  Addie  P  Ingalls 

Prescott  Public  Library 

1,300  vote  Mrs  A  M  Henry 

Prescott  Free  Library 

8,000  vols  Carrie  M  Young 

Tempe  State  Normal  School  Library 

7,000  vols  Ruth  M  Wright 

Tucson  University  of  Arizona 

20,000  vols  Estelle  Lutrell 

Tucson  Carnegie  Free  Library 

10,000  vols  Mrs    J    H    Batte 

ARKANSAS 

Arkansas  Library    Commission:      C.   H. 

Brough,  Chairman,  Fa^etteville 
Arkadelphia   Ouachita   College   Library 

7,000  vols  Flossie  Singleton 

Batesville  Arkansas  College  Library 

6,000  vols  B   S   Gregg 

ConTtay  State  Normal  School  Library 

3,500  vols  Amy  Rosetta  Both 

Conway  Hendrix  College  Library 

14,900  vols  G   A   Simmons 

Corning;  City  Library 

'     Myrtle    Moore 
FayetteTttle  University  of  Arkansas 

30,000  vols  Julia  Vaukt 

Fort  Smith  Carnegie  City  Library 

7,500  vols  Mary  A    Osgood 

Helena  Woman's  Library 

4,211  vols  Lizzie  Age 

Hot  Springs  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Miss  Alta  Smith 

Little  Rock  Public  Library 

22,680  vols  Dorothy  B    Lyon 

Little  Rock  Arkansas  State  Library 

200,000  vols  J  B  Binley 

Horrilton  Pathfinder  Library 

3,000  vols  Mns    J.  I   Ellis 

Texarkana  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Railroad  Dept. 

6,000  vols  E.  A.  Steele 

CALIFORNIA 

California    State    Library    Commission: 

James     L.     Gillig,    Librarian,    Sacra- 
mento 
Alameda  Public  Library 

43,350  vols     Mrs    Maicella  H.  Krauth 
Altnras  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Anna  L  Williams 

Anaheim  Free  Public  Library 

2,888  vols  Mrs   Marie  Pistorius 

Arcata  Free  Public  Library 

2,400  vols  Mrs   Jessie  Hinckley 

Auburn  Free  Library 

3,963  vols  Carrie  D    Todd 

Azusa  Free  Public  Library 

4,300  voJs  Annie  M   Taylor 

Bakersfield  Beale  Memorial  Library 

20,485  vols  Sarah  B.  Bedinger 

Bafcersfield  Kern  Co.  Free  Library 

18,540  vols  Mrs   Julia  G  Babcoek 

Berkeley  Public  Library 

54,000  vols  Carlton  B.  Jaeckel 


California — continued 

Berkeley  Pac    Un    School  Lib 

9,500  vols 
Berkeley  University  of  California 

350,000  vols  Joseph  C    Rowell 

Berkeley  Pacific  Theol    Sem   Lib 

12,007  vols  Geoige  T    Tolson 

Burlingrame  Fiee  Public  Library 

2,866  vols  Mrs    Maiy  Gervais 

Cali&toga  Free  Public  Library 

2,068  vols  Mrs  Maiy  P  S  Arms 

Carmel  Free  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Stella  L  Vincent 

Chico  Public  Library 

5,450  vols  Laura  Sawyers 

Chico  State  Normal  School 

20,105  vols  Heniiette  G    Thomas 

Claremont  Pomona  College  Library 

22,704  vols  Victor  E    Marriott 

Colton  Free  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Mns   Anna  B    Spragins 

Colusa  Carnegie  Public  Library 

4,595  vols  Belle  Crane 

Corning  Public  Library 

1,800  vols  Mrs  Rachel  W  Montgomery 
Corona  Public  Library 

7,390  vols  Helen  L   Coffin 

Coronado  Beach  Public  Library 

5,278  vols  Mrs    M   G  Valentine 

Covina  Public  Library 

6,100  vols  Henrietta  M   Faulder 

Crescent  City  Free  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Agnes  Maxwell 

Echo  Mountain  Lowe  Observatory  Lib 

2,600  vols  Edgar  L  Larkin 

El  Centro  Public  Library 

6,800  vols  Agnes  F    Ferris 

ELsinore  Library 

1,688  vols  Altha  Mernfield 

Escondido  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Everett  Cooper 

Eureka  Free  Library 

8,000  vols  Harry  A  Kendal 

Ferndale  Free  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs   N   B    Winslow 

Port  Bragg  Free  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs    Frank  Roberts 

Fort  Smith  Carnegie  City  Library 

7,255  vols  Mary  A   Osgood 

Fresno  Free  Public  Library 

20,000  vols  Sarah  B   McCardle 

Fullerton  Public  Library 

3,500  vols  Minnie  Maxwell 

Gilroy  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs  Mary  B  Benn 

Glendale  Free  Public  Library 

3,500  volis  J    C  Danford 

Grass  Valley  Public  Library 

2,850  vols  Mrs   O.  M.  Parsons 

Hanford  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Katherine  P    Ferris 

Hayward  Free  Library 

3,840  vols  Elizabeth  Creelman 

Healdsburg  Public  Library 

3,500  vols.  Zoe  E.  Bates 

Hemit  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs    A   Aylesworth 

Highland  Library  Club  Library 

2,100  vols  Ella  M   Parmelee 

Huntington  Beach  Public  Library 

2,981  vols.  Bertha  D.  Proctor 


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Hollister  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs    George  Varcoe 

Imperial  Public  Library 

1,600  vols  Mrs   D   W  Hatch 

Lakeport  Public  Library 

2,000  vote  Mis   Kate  M   White 

Laton  Library 

1,600  vols  Mrs  Lua  B  Babcock 

Lincoln  Free  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Bertha  C  Landis 

Livermore  Free  Library 

5,300  vols  Myrtle  B   Harp 

L.odi    Carnegie    Public    Library 

3,500  vols  J    A    Swallow 

Lompoc  Free  Public  Library 

2,890  vols  Mrs    Mary  L    Saunders 

Lous  Beach  Free  Public  Library 

40,487  vols  Zaidee  -Brown 

Lordsburg  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mary  McCoy 

Los  Ansel es  Public  Library 

275,432  vols  Everett  R    Perry 

Los  Angeles  Univ.  of  South'n  Calif.  Lib. 

17,000  vols  Chailotte  M    Brown 

Los  Angeles  L  A  County  Library 

100,000  vols  Celia  Gleason 

Los  Angeles  Occidental  College  Library 

8,173  vols  George  F    Cook 

Los  Angeles  State  Normal  School  Lib. 

30,000  vols  Elizabeth  H    Fargo 

Iio-s  Angeles  St  Vincent's  Coll   Lib 

4,500  vols  John  T   Donnelley 

Los  Gatos  Carnegie  Library 

6,740  vods  Mrs   M    C  Proctor 

Madera  County  Free  Library 

5,400  vols  Maude  L    Nast 

Martinez  Fiee  Library 

4,000  vols          Aileen  M   Wittenmeyer 
Marysville  City  Library 

8,063  vols.  Mary  B.  Subers 

Merced  Public  Library 

15,000  vols  Winifred  H    Bigley 

Mills  College  Margaret  Carnegie  Lib. 

16,000  vols  Anna  L    Sawyer 

Mill  Valley  Free  Public  Library 

2,600  vols  Lillian  M   Gardner 

Modesto   McHenry    Library 

11,500  vols  Cornelia  D.  Provines 

Monrovia  Public  Library 

7,500  vols  Ellyn  T   Hill 

Monterey  Free  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Btta  Eckhardt 

Mountain  View  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Laura  Graham 

Mt.  Hamilton  Lick  Observatory  Library 

6,700  vols  R   G.  Aitken 

Xapa  Goodman  Public  Library 

13,010  vols  C.  B   Seeley 

National  City  Public  Library 

5,465  vols  Winnifred  F    Fifield 

Nevada  City  Carnegie  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs   Melissa  Fuller 

Nordhofl  George  Thacher  Memorial 

3,200  vols  Frances  Wilson 

Oakland  Free  Library 

133,692  vols  Charles  S   Greene 

Oceanside   Free  Public  Library 

5,892  vols  H.  JD    Brodfe 

Ontario  Free  Library 

7,350  vols  Miss  K.  A    Monroe 


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Orange  Free  Public  Library 

6,725  vols  Mis    Anna  C    Field 

Oroviile  Free  Public  Library 

11,250  vols  Essae  M    Culver 

Oxnaid    Public  Library 

5.S91  vols  Ethel  Carroll 

Pacific  Grove  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Elizabeth  Jones 

Palo  Alto  Public  Library 

11,387  vols  Frances  D  Patterson 

Paso  Robles  Public  Library 

2,679  vols  Mrs    Satira  Gano 

Pasadena  Public  Library 

55,000  vols  Xellie  M    Russ 

Pasadena  "Webb  Lib    Throop  Poly    Inst 

6,000  vols  Frances  H    Spinmg 

Petaluma  Public  Library 

9,474  vols  Sara  Frances  Cassiday 

Placerville  Fiee  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  C    H   "Weatherwax 

Pleasanton  Fiee  Reading  Room 

1,500  vols  Mis    S   A.  Young 

Pomona  Public  Library 

30.2S6  vols  Sarah  M    Jacobus 

Porterville  Public  Library 

3,000  vols        Sarah  Louise  Templeton 
Red  Bluff  Herbert  Kraft  Free  Library 

4,931    vols  Alice   Gardiner 

Redding  Carnegie  Public  Library 

2  967  vols  Jennie  H    Taylor 

Redlands  A  K.  Smiley  Public  Library 

30,000  vols  Artena  M    Chapin 

Redlands  University   of   Redlands   Lib. 

7,400  vols  Eleanor  A.  Symmes 

Redondo  Free  Public  Library 

3,900  vols  Lola  A    Clegg 

Redwood  City  Public  Library 

1,849  vols  Laura  Barton 

Richmond  Public  Library 

14,000  vols  Delia  M   Wilsey 

Riverside  Public  Library 

68,000  vols  Joseph  F.  Daniels 

Rosevllle  Free  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Jessie  Tanner 

St.  Helena  Free  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Mrs    G  B.  Anderson 

Sacramento  Public  Library 

115,000  vols  Lauren  W   Ripley 

Sacramento  California  State  Library 

200,000  vols  James  L  -Gillis 

Salinas  Free  Public  Library     * 

4,000  vols  Mrs    C  B  Strienmg 

San    Bernardino    Carneene    Public    Lib 

18,000  vols  May  'Coddington 

San  Diesro  Public  Library 

60,000  vols  Althea  H    Warren 

San  Diego  County  Free  Library 

3,800  vols  Jennie  Herrman 

San  Diego  State  Normal  School 

15,284  vols          Charlotte  G   Robinson 
San  Francisco  Public  Library 

173,254  vols.  "Robert  Rea 

San  Francisco  Mechanics'  Merc.  Lib 

67,000  vols  Francis  B.   Graves 

San  Francisco  State  Normal  School  Lib 

23,424  vols  Mildred   M,   Holman 

San  Francisco  Calif    Acdy    of  Sci.  Lib. 

20,000  vols  Dr   Joseph  Grinnell 

San  Francisco  St.  Ignatius  Univ.  Lib. 

15,000  vols  D  J  Mahoney,  S  J 


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San  Francisco  Chamber  of  Com    Lib 

5,000  vols  L   M   King- 

San  Jose  Free  Public  Library 

35,000  vols  Nell  McGinley 

San  Jose  State  Normal  School 

16,000  vols  Ruth  Royce 

San  Jose  College  of  the  Pacific  Library 

10,000  vols.  Harriet  E    Boss 

San  Juan  Bantista  Free  Public  Library 

1,691  vols.  Adelaide  A.  Breen 

San  Luis  Obispo  Free  Public  Library 

14,000  vols  Mrs    E    L    Kellogg 

San  Mateo  Free  Public  Library 

7,9b2  vols  Miss  I    M    Crawford 

San  Rafael  Free  Public  Library 

10,055  vols  May  Cooper 

Santa  Ana  Free  Public  Library 

13,000  vols         Jeannette  E  McFadden 
Santa  Ana  Orange  Co.  Teach.  Ref  Lib. 

5,100  vols  R   P   Mitchell 

Santa  Barbara  Free  Public  Library 

30,000  vols     Mrs    Fiances  Burns  Linn 
Santa  Clara  Public  Library 

15,000  vols  Mary  A   Mulhall 

Santa  Clara  Umv    of  Santa  Claia  Lib 

27,000  vols 
Santa  Crn^  Public  Library 

20,000  vols         Minerva  H    Waterman 
San  Leandro  Free  Library 

3,438  vols  Mary  Brown 

Santa  Mtarja  Public  Library 

3,789  vols  Mrs   Minnie  Stearns 

Santa  Monica  Public  Library 

20,600  vols  Elfie  A  Mosse 

Santa  Paula  Blanchard  Mem   Library 

5,000  vols  Mary  J    Birdsall 

Santa  Rosa  Free  Public  Library 

18,742  vols  Margaret  A    Barnett 

Sausalito  Fiee  Public  Library 

3,169  vols  Bertha  Wosser 

Sebastopol  Free  Public  Library 

1,600  vols  Mrs   Louis  El   Ewmg 

Selma  Carnegie  Public  Library 

2,000  vole  Edith  H    Staley 

Sierra  Madre  Public  "Library 

4,800  vols     Mis    Florence  S   Wheatley 
Sonoma  Public  Library 

^,600  vols  Kate  I  McDonnell 

Sonora  Free  Library 

2,800  vols  Mrs    G   E    Badgley 

South  Pasadena  Public  Library 

15,000  vo_ls  Mis    Nellie  E    Keith 

Stanford  University  Library 

285,000   vols       George  Thomas   Clark 
Stockton  Free  Public  and  Hazelton  Lib. 

70,000   vols  W    F    Clowdsley 

Tropico  Free  Public  Library 

1,700  vols  Charles  H    Gushing 

Tnlare  Free  Public  Library 

7,000  vols  Mrs  Rosa  D   Reardon 

Turtock  Public  Library 

1,695  vols  Mrs    J    H    Love 

Uklah  Free  Public  Library 

3,200  vols  Imogene  S  Perkins 

Upland  Fi  ee  Public  Library 

1,500  vols.  Annie  B   Warren 

Valiejo  Free  Library 

11,250  vols  L   Gertrude  Doyle 

Ventnra  Public  Library 

5.858  vols  Florence  Vandever 


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Viaalia  Free   Public  Library 

5,795  vols  Mrs  M  J  McEwen 

VIsalia  Tulaie  County  Libiary 

25,000  \ols  Mis  Bessie  H  Twaddle 
Watsonville  Public  Library 

7,800  vols.  Belle  Jenkins 

Whittier  Public  Library 

10,554  vols  E'mily  M  Seegmiller 

Whittier  College  Library 

4,000  vols  Anna  L  Tomlinson 

Willits  Free  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  M  Estelle  Gorlmski 

\VIlio vis  Free  Public  Library 

5,300  vols  Laura  Robson 

Woodland  Free  Library 

7,600  vols  Mrs  Ada  Wallace 

Woodland  Yolo  County  Library 

•22,600  vols  Eleanor  Hitt 

Yreka  Public  Library 

3,000   vols  Bessie  B    Silverthorn 


COLORADO 

State  Board  of  Library  Commissioners: 
Chalmers  Hadley,  President,  Public 
Library,  Denver 

Boulder  Free  Library 

8,000  vols  M  Jean  Macdoixald 

Boulder  Buckingham  Lib.,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

83,333  vols  C  Henry  Smith 

Boulder  McKenzie  Lib  Sieite  Prep  Schl 

3,000  vols  S  S  Kingsbuiy 

Canon  City  Public  Library 

6,817  vols  Ruth  Lewis 

Central  City  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Minnie  Welch 

Colorado  City  Public  Library 

4,500  vols  Eleanor  A  Smelser 

Colorado  Springs  Public  Library 

25,000  vols.  Lucy  W.  Bak<*r 

Colorado  Springs  Coburn  Lib.,  Colo  ColL 

68,000  vols  Manly  D  Ormes 

Denver  Public  Library 

177,410  vols  Chalmers  Hadley 

Denver  Colorado  State  Library 

4,500  vols  Alice  Lambert 

Denver  Young-  Men's  Christian  Ass'n 

1,500  vols  G.  A  Young 

Denver  Y  M  C.  A.  Lib.,  D.  &  R.  G  R. 

1,800  vols  Ernest  Shipman 

Dnrango  Public  Library 

8,200  vols  Sadie  K  Sullivan 

Eaton  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Edith  L  Coffman 

Florence  Lib  and  Free  Beading  Room 

2  000  vols  Jessie  Ludwick 

Fort  Collins  Public  Library 

10,080  vols  Elfreda  Stebbins 

Fort  Collins  Colorado  State  Agric  Coll 

38,847  vols  Charlotte  A.  Baker 

Fort  Morgan  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Hazel  C  Allen 

Ctolden  Colo  School  of  Mines 

13,000  vols  Mrs  P  Garrison 

Grand  Junction  Carnegie  Public  Lib. 

7,000  vols  Camille  Wallace 


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Greeley  Public  Library 

11,000  vols  Miss  Elma  A.  Wilson 

Greeley  State  Teachers'  College 

41,000  vols  Albert  F    Carter 

Gunnison  State  Normal  School  Library 

5,100  vols  Edith  M    Morgan 

Idaho  Springs          Carnegie  Public  Lib 

4,000  vols  Margaret  Robins 

LaJunta  Young  Folks  Library 

18,300  vols  Ethel  Helm 

Lamar    Carnegie   Public   Library 

2,900  vols  Kathleen  I  Lawless 

Leadville  Public  Library 

6,000  vols.  Miss  L.  S   Adams 

Lonffmont  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Rebecca  Day 

Loveland   Carnegie  Public  Library 

3,500  vols  Mrs   Anna  V  Duffield 

Montrose  Public  Library 

5,000  vols          Mrs    A    L    Christiansen 
Onray  Lincoln  Memorial  Public  Library 

1,200  vols 
Onray  Walsh  Public  Library 

9,016  vols  Mrs    L    E    Nowlan 

Pueblo  McClelland  Public  Library 

30,000  vols  Mary  Luqueer  Strang 

Rocfcy  Ford  Public  Library 

3  340  vols  George  H  Taylor 

Salida  Public  Library 

5,026  vols  Mrs    H    I   Cook 

Telluride    Public    Library 

1,500    vols.  Elizabeth    Welch 

Trinidad   Carnegie  Public  Library 

18,000  vols.  Andrew  J   Floyd 

University  Park  University  of  Denver 

12,918  vols        Mrs  E  McN   Galbreath 
Westminster  College  Library 

3,314  vols  William  J  Gregory 

Wray  Public  Library 

Maude   Boggs 


CONNECTICUT 

State  Public  Library  Committees  Mrs. 
Belle  H.  Johnson,  Library  Visitor, 
State  Capital,  Hartford 

Ablnjgton  Social  Library 

1,088  vols.  Joseph  Gilbert 

Andover  Public  Library 

2,400  vols.  Mary  E.  Hyde 

Ansonia  Library 

21,000  vols  Kuby  E  Steele 

Avon  Public  Library 

1  000  vols  Mrs  C  B  Hadsell 

Berlin  Free  Library 

2,519  vols.  Emily  Brandegee 

Bethel  Free  Public  Library 

3  226  vols  Alice  M  Seere 

Bethlehem  Free  Public  Library 

1,750  vols  May  Allen  Johnson 

Bloomfield  Prosser  Public  Library 

4,200  vols  Grace  L  Hayes 

Branford  James  Blackstone  Mem.  Lib. 

32  680  vols  Charles  N  Baxter 

Bridgeport  Public  Library 

70,000  vols  Calhoun  Latham 

Bristol  Free  Public  library 

28,600  vols  Charles  L  Wooding 


Connecticut — continued 

Brooklyn  Town  Library 

5,000  vols  G   F    Genung 

Burlington  Public  Library 

1,439    vols  John    A.    Reene 

Canaan  Douglas  Library 

6,153  vols  Mrs  Nellie  A   Preston 

Cedyard  Bill  Library 

3,248  vols  Mrs.  J   M.  Gray 

Chaplin  William  Ross  Library 

1,340    vols  Julia   L.    Martin 

Cheshire  Public  Library 

£,000   vols  Mary  E    Baldwin 

Chester  Public  Library 

4,750  vols  Mrs  Mary  E   Denison 

Clinton  Free  Public  Library 

2,950  vols  Emma  A    Stevens 

Colchester  Cragm  Memorial  Library 

5,500  vols  Maiy  A    Leal 

Columbia  Little  Free  Library 

6,200  vols  Lillian  W.  Rice 

Cornwall  Library  Association 

5,033  vols  Mary  J   Whitney 

Cromwell  Belden  Library  Association 

3,000  vols  Miss  Sarah  M   Savage 

Danbnry  Library 

22,785  vols  Ella  R    MacDowell 

Daniel  son  Free  Public  Library 

9,563  vols  Henry  M    Danielson 

Darien  Free  Library 

6,500   vols.  Emily   Gall 

Derby  Harcourt  Wood  Memorial  Lib 

20,460  vols  Minnie  B    Cotter 

Derbv  Derby  Neck  Free  Library 

12,000  vols.  Mrs.   William    Shaw 

Durham  Center  Durham  Public  Library 

5,400  vols  Gertrude  L.  Hart 

East  Hartford  Public  Library 

8,650  vols  Jessie  W   Hayden 

East  Hampton  Chatham  Public  Library 

4,840   vols  Margery   Abell 

East  Haven  Public  Library 

1,325  vols  Lottie  E    Street 

East  Lyme  Niantic  Public  Library 

2,500  vols.  Annie  M.  Bond 

East  River  Library  Company 

1,649  vols.  Caroline  E.  Leete 

Blast  Windsor  Librarv   Association 

2,600  vols.  William    F.    English 

Ellington  Hall  Memorial  Library 

5,579  vols  Ida  M.  Bancroft 

Essex  Public  Library 

2125  vols  Mrs.  Finney 

Fairfleld  Memorial  Library 

10,270  vols  Emma  F   Wakeman 

Falls  Village  David  M.  Hunt  Library 

4,000  vols  Mrs   Hubbell 

Farmlngton  Village  Library 

7,500  vols  Mrs   T   H   Root 

Glastonbnry  Public  Library 

4,500  vols  Mrs.  C   G  Rankin 

Goshen   Public  Library 

3,746  vols  Emma  C  Beardsley 

Greenwich  Read'g  Boom  and  Lib.  Assn. 

9,200  vols  Ella  M    Brush 

Griftwold  Colt  Library  Association 

1.800  vols. 
Groton  Bill  Memorial  Library 

6,200  vols.  Abby  M.  Clarke 

Gnilford  Circulating  Library 

1,300  vols.  Annette  A,   Fowler 


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Hampton  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Kate  A   Thompson 

Hartford  Public  Library 

120,0»0  vols  'Caroline  M    Hewins 

Hartford  Watkinson  Library  of  Ref. 

80,000  vols  Frank  B.  Gay 

Hartford  Trinity  College  Library 

fcO.OOO   vols  Arthur  Adams 

Hartiord   Case   Mem    Lib    Hart    Theol 
Sem 

107,000   vols  Charles   S    Thayer 

Hartford  Connecticut  State  Library 

-165,000  vols  George  S    Goddard 

Hartford  Conn.  Hist    Soc.  Lib 

40,000    vols  Albert    C     Bates 

Hebron  Public  Library 

3,777  vols  Caroline  E    Kellogg 

Ivory  ton    Library 

3,072  vols  Elltn  S    Culver 

Jewett  City  Slater  Library 

3,720  vols  Mabel  Wilcox 

Kensington  Peck  Memorial  Library 

2,302  vols.  Bertha  E    Warren 

Lebanon  Jonathan  Trumbull  Library 

3,500  vols  Katherme  H    Sweet 

Litchfield  Wolcott  and  Litchfield  Circu- 
lating Library 

13,402   vols  Katharine   Baldwin 

Madison  Scranton  Memorial  Library 

8,400  vols  Evelyn  Menwether 

Manchester  Free  Public  Library 

1,800  vols.  Mrs   G.  G.  Boynton 

Mansfield  Center  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Elsie   G    Marsh 

Meriden  Curtis  Memorial  Library 

22,000  vols  Connne  A  Deshon 

Middle  Haddam  Public  Library 

2,136  vols  Esther  H    Taylor 

Middlebury  Public  Library 

2,171  vols  F   S   Chamberlain 

Middlefield  Levi  E.   Coe  Library  Ass'n 

6,500  vols  Lily  M    Ternll 

Middletown   Russell   Library 

21,000  vols  Miss  L  F  Philbrook 

Middletown  Wesleyan  University  Lib. 

100,000  vols  William  J   James 

Milford  Taylor  Library 

1,600  vols  W   S   Chase 

Montville  Raymond  Library 

5,194  vols.  Lucy  P.  Scholfield 

Mooting  East  Haddam  Public  Library 

7,700  vols  Blanche  R    Boyd 

Moosnp  Aldrich  Free  Public  Library 

15,000  vols.  Mrs   C  A  Sanderson 

Morris   Public  Library 

1,407  vols  Eloise  M   Mason 

Mystic  Mystic  and  Noank  Library 

6,516  vols.  Genevra  E.  Bicker 

Nangatnck   Howard   Whittemore   Mem 
Library 

13,004  vols  Esther  M   Goodyear 

New  Britain  Public  Library 

dO,000  vols  Anna  G    Rockwell 

New  Britain  State  Normal  School  Lib 

15,000  vols.  Mary  E    Goodrich 

New  Britain  High  School  Library 

4,391  vols  Louis  P    Slade 

New  Canaan  Circulating  Library 

9,850  vols  Stella  Waters 


Connecticut — continued 

New  Danbury  New  Fairfield   Free  Lib 

1,045  vols  Emily    Wallace 

New  Hartford  Free  Public  Library 

3,300  vols  Mane  W   Munn 

New  Haven  Free  Public  Library 

125,000  vols  Willis  K    Stetson 

New  Haven  Yale  University  Library 

1,000,000  vols  John  C    Schwab 

New  Haven  Healy  Philosophical  Lib. 

1,600  vols 
New  Haven  High  School  Library 

3.677  vols.  Clara  E.  .Bradley 

New  Haven  Y.  M.  C.  A,  R   R   Dept. 

3,011  vols  A    H    Hayes 

New  Haven  Young-  Men's  Institute 

27,000  vols  Abigail  Dunn 

New  Haven  State  Normal  School  Lib. 

18,000  vols  A   Blanche  Chase 

Newin&ton  Free  Public  Library 

3,265  vols  Ida  L   Kellogg 

New  London  Public  Library 

36,500   vols      Frederick  W    Edg-erton 
New  Milford  Public  Library 

9,730  vols  Elizabeth  H  Noble 

Newtown  Beach  Memorial  Library 

4,000  vols  Abbie  L.  Peck 

Niantic  Public  Library 

1,000  vols.  M.  B    Dart 

Norfolk  Norfolk  Library 

13,141  vols.         Philemon  W.  Johnson 
Northfield  Gilbert  Library 

5,225  vols  Mrs    E   A   Hopkins 

North  Granby  Frederick  H.  Cossitt  Lib. 

8,000   vols  Helen    M    Shaw 

North  Haven  Memorial  Library 

4,039  vols  Clara  E   Bradley 

Norwalk  Public  Library 

15,000  vols  Dotha  Stone  Pmneo 

Norwich   Circulating  Library 

10,000  vols.  James  H.  Myers 

Norwich  Otis  Library 

40,402  vols  Imogrene  A    Cash 

Norwich  Preston  Public  Library 

1,345  vols.  Miss  C.  E    Hallett 

Oakdale  Raymond  Library 

3,500  vols.  Lucy  P.  Scolfield 

Old  Lyme  Phoebe  Griffin  Noyes  Library 

7,000  vols  Bessie  Connolly 

Orange  Public  Library 

3,250  vols          Mrs    Robert  H    Lewis 
Plainville  Public  Library 

3,400  vols  Frances  E    Bunnell 

Plymouth  Library  Association 

3,500  vols  A    J    Hill 

Pomfret  Library 

5,000  vols.  Louise   C.   Hoppin 

Portland  Buck  Library 

6,250  vols  Frances  P    Robinson 

Putnam  Free  Public  Library 

6,375  vols  Emma  J   Kinney 

Ridsrefleld  Library 

8,550  vols  Jennie  Smith 

Rockville  Public  Library 

11,482  vols  Edith  M   Peck 

Rocky  Hill  Library  Association 

1,725  vols  Adelaide  W   Wright 

SaJ!s££ry  Scov*He  Memorial  library 

10,500  vols  Charlotte  B    Norton 


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Saybrook  Acton  Library 

6,500  vols  Sarah  G.  Granniss 

Scotland  Free  Public  Library 

2,200  vols.  Miss  Mary  A.  Smith 

Seymour  Public  Library 

6,600  vols  Edyth  M  Levering 

Sharon  Hotchkiss  Library 

7,040  vols  Mis  Flora  A  Ryan 

Shelton  Plumb  Memorial  Library 

13,200  vols  Jessamine  Ward 

Slmsbnry  Free  Library 

12,000  vols  Carrie  L  MacRoy 

Simsbury  Westminster  Reading  Room 

1,500  vols  Chas  T.  Crocker 

S-omers  Free  Public  Library 

3,545  vols  Augusta  1  Lombard 

South  Conventry  Booth  and  Dimock 

Memorial  Library 

4,000  vols  Mrs  DeWitt  Kingsbury 
Sonth  Manchester  Free  Library 

7,000  vols  Louise  L  Bartlett 

Sonth  Norwalfe  Public  Library 

11,067  vols  Mrs  Agnes  E  Blanchard 
South  Windsor  Public  Library 

2,600  vols  Elvira  C.  Clapp 

Sonthington  Public  Library 

6,022  vols  Mrs  C  H  Bissell 

Sonthport  Pequot  Library 

40,000  vols  Josephine  S  Heydrick 
Stafford  Springs  Stafford  Public  Lib 

5,500  vols  Anna  Heald 

Stamford  Ferguson  Library 

28,000  vols  Alice  M  Colt 

Stonington  Free  Library 

6,550  vols  Mrs  K  Halm 

Storrs  Connecticut  Agri  College  Lib. 

15,000  vols  Edwina  Whitney 

Stratford  Library  Association 

16,000  vols  Frances  B  Russell 

Snffield  Kent  Memorial  Library 

18,004  vols  Madeline  H  Spencer 

Terryvtlle  Free  Public  Library 

3,800  vols  Gertrude  E.  Ellis 

Thomaston  Public  Library 

4,172  vols.  Martha  E.  Potter 


Thompson  Public  Library 

3,954   vols  Harriet   R    Lewis 


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Tbompaonville  Enfield  Public  Library 

6,714  vols  Lillian  V  Baily 

Tolland  Public  Library 

2,306  vols  Lucile  Agard 

Torrlnjzrton  Library 

10,000  vols  Louise  T.  Mason 

Unlonville  West  End  Library  Ass'n 

3,000  vols  Elizabeth  Hogran 

Walllnjgford  Public  Library 

11,839  vols  -Emma  Lewis 

Warehouse  Point  Library  Association 

6,100  vols.  William  J.  Brewster 

Warrenvllle  Babcock  Library 

3,800  vols  Peter  Platt 

Washington  Gunn  Memorial  Library 

5,297  vols  Fanny  P  Brown 

Waterbnry  Bronson  Librarv 

100,000  vols  Miss  Helen  Sperry 

Watertown  Library  Association 

9,000  vols  Miss  Jennie  M  Smith 

Westbrook  Public  Library 

3,*72  vols.  Caroline  E.  Moore 


Connecticut — continued 

West  Hartford  Noah  "Webster  Library 

4,404  vols  Elizabeth  S.  Elmer 

Westport  Public  Libiary 

7,000  vols  Edith  E  Vail 

Wethersfield  Public  Library 

6.SOU  vols  Mrs  R  D.  Vosburgh 

Willlmantic  Dunham  Hall 

6,125  vols.  Mrs  Hattie  B  Gates 

Willlmantic  Public  Library 

8,400  vols  Bell  B  Riggelman 

Willimantic  State  Normal  School  Lib. 

13,879  vols  Florence  A  Grant 

Windsor  Public  Library 

3,300  vols  Kate  C  Safford 

Windsor  Locks  Public  Library 

3.676  vols  Lula  Stock  well 

Winstcd  Beardsley  Library 

14,276  vols  Helena  B  Alford 

Woodbury  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  E  S  Boyd 

Woodstock  Library  Association 

5,000  vols  Mary  L   Flynn 


DELAWARE 

State  Library  Commission:    Thomas  W. 
Wilson,      Secretary,      State      Library, 


Dover  Library 

4,500  vols.  Miss  Mary  Fulton 

Dover  Delaware   State   Library 

80,000  vols  Thomas    w    Wilson 

Levies  Town  Library 

1,000  vols  Miss  Nichols 

Mflford  Library 

1,900  vols  Edgar  D  Varney 

Newark  Delaware  College  Library 

25,000  vols  "W.  Owen  Sypherd 

Newark  Town  Library 

3,075  vols  Mrs  E  A   Evans 

Newcastle  Library  Company 

6,200  vols  Ruth  E   Stewart 

Odessa  Corbit  Library 

6,800  vols.  May  C  Enos 

Rehoboth  Beach  Library 

2,000  vols. 
Smyrna  Library 

1,500  vols.  Anna  Hough 

Wilmington   Brownson   Library    Ass'n 

1,500  vols.  John  X.  Mealey 

Wilmington  Institute  Free  Library 

83,896  vols  Arthur  L.  Bailey 

Wilmington  Historical  Soc.  of  Dela. 

6,000  vols  William  D    Ramsay 


DISTRICT    OF    COLUMBIA 

American  University  Library 

25,000  vols  Dr.  C.  C  McCabe 

Catholic  University  of  America  Library 

100,000  vols  Dr.  William  Turner 

Georgetown  University  Riggrs  Library 

120,000  vols  Rev.  Henry  J  Shandelle 
George  Washington  University  Librarv 

37,360  vols  Alfred  F.  W  Schmidt 

Howard  University  Carnegie  Library 

30,600  vols  Grace  Liscom  Hewett 


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Smithsonian  Institution  Library 

285,000  vols  Paul  Brockett 

Supreme  Council  33°  Masonic  Library 

75,000  vols  W  L  Boyden 

Trinity  College  Library 

16,500  vols  Sistei  Mary  Patricia 

IT  S  Bureau  of  the  Census  Librarv 

10,159  vols  Kate  B  Wilson 

IT.  S  Bureau  of  Education  Library 

150,000  vols  John  D  Wolcott 

IT  S  Bureau  of  Ethnology  Librarv 

18.620  vols  Ella  Leary 

IT  S  Bureau  of  Fisheries 

30,618  vols  Rose  M  MacDonald 

IT  S  Bureau  of  Labor  Librarv 

31,000  vols  M  Alice  Matthews 

IT  S  Bureau  of  Statistics 

14,000  vols  Morris  Jacobson 

IT  S  Coast  and  Geodetic  Surv  Library 

25,000  vols  Ralph  M  Brown 

IT  S  Department  of  Agricul  Library 

130,000  vols  Claribel  R  Bainett 

IT  S  Department  of  Interior  Library 

15,000  vols  Mary  R  Fuller 

IT  S  Department  of  Justice  Library 

45,000  vols  George  Keainey 

IT  S  Department  of  State  Library 

75,000  vols  J  A  Tonner 

U  S  Geological  Survey  Library 

118,000  vols  Julia  L  V  McCoid 

U  S  House  of  Representatives  Library 

225,000  vols  A  M  Carpenter 

U  S  Interstate  Commerce  Com  Library 

15,000  vols.  Leroy  Stafford  Boyd 

U  S  Library  of  Congress 

2,359,897  vols  Herbert  Putnam 

U.  S.  Naval  Observatory  Librarv 

28,321  vols  William  D  Horigan 

U.  S.  Navy  Department  Library 

45,608  vols  Charles  W  Staw.irt 

U  S  Patent  Office  Scientific  Library 

91,102  vols  H  T  Brogan 

U  S  Public  Documents  Library 

200,000  vols  Sarah  Ambler 

U  S  Senate  Library 

225,000  vols  Edward  C  Goodwin 

U  S  Surgeon  General'**  Office  Library 

226,128  vols  «Col  C  C  McCulloch,  Jr 
U.  S  Treasury  Depaitinent  Library 

20,000  vols  Emma  M.  V.  Triepel 

IT  S  War  College  Division  Library 

110,000  vols  Major  J  R  M  Taylor 
IT  S  Weather  Bureau  Library 

30,000  vols  C  Fitzhugh  Talman 

Washington  Public  Librarv 

185,000  vols          Georgre  F    Bowerman 

FLORIDA 

Bartow  Public  Library 

1,300  vols  S.  S.  Green 

De  Funiak  Springs  Public  Library 

2,400  vols  Alice  Fellows 

De  Funiafc  Springs  Fla.  State  Nor  Lib 

4,500  vols  Julia  McKinnon 

De  Land  Sampson  Lib.  Stetson  ITniv. 

14,000  vols  Caroline  Palmer 


Florida — continued 

Gainesville  ITniv    of  Florida  Lib. 

15,000  vols  M     B     Hadley 

Jacksonville  Public  Library 

38,000  vols  Lloyd  W   Josselyn 

St.  Augustine  Free  Library 

9,000  vols  Elizabeth  Monk 

Sanfortl  Library  Association 

Mrs    Will   Dickms 
Tallahassee  University  Lib.  Ass'n 

7,000  vols  David  S    Walker 

Tallahassee  State  College  for  Women 

8,000  vols  Isabell  Davidson 

Winter  Paik  Rollins  College  Library 

3,000  vols.  Frances  M.  J£ly 


GEORGIA 

State  Library  Commission:  Susie  Crum- 
ley, Organizer,  Carnegie  Libraiy,  At- 
lanta 

Acworth   Carrie   Dyer  Library 

3,000  vols  Hattie  Mitchell 

Albany  Carnegie   Library 

6,300  vols  Mrs   Emma  W  Menko 

Americns   Carnegie  Library 

3  079  vols  Virginia  Gunn 

Athens  Branson  Library 

8,514  vols  The  Teachers 

Athens  University  of  Georgia  Library 

40,000  vols  D    Burnet 

Atlanta  Carnegie  Library 

87,131  vols  Tommie  Dora  Barker 

Atlanta  Georgia  State  Library 

66,000  vols         Mrs  Maud  Barker  Cobb 
Atlanta  Graves  Lib.  Atlanta  ITniv. 

14,000  vols  Miss  F    M    Birtwell 

Atlanta  Morris  Brown  University  Lib 

5,000  vols  Mis   L    M    Lee 

Atlanta  Quarles  Lib    Spellman  Sem 

3,920  vols  .Miss  L    A    Dickinson 

Atlanta  Lib.  Georgia  Sen    of  Tech. 

12  110  vols  Miss  L  Hammond 

Augusta  Young  Men's  Library  Ass'n 

9,000  vols  Pauline  Benson 

Brunswick  Library 

3,500  vols  Eva  Myddelton 

Carrollton    City    Library 

Lulu   Bostein 
College  Park  Cox  College  Library 

5,000  volis 
Columbus  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Mrs    Nina  Holstead 

Dahtanega  N    Georgia  Agric    Coll    Lib 

2,000  vols  Ola  Head 

Deeatur  Agnes   Scott  Coll    Lib 

3,000  vols 
Dublin  Carnegie  Library 

5,000  vols  Lil  Hightower 

Gainesville  Brenan   College  Library 

5,000  vols 
Hawkinsville  Public  Library 

Lily   Martin 
ImGransre  Southern  Female  College  Lib 

2,000  vols  Iris  Davidson 

Macon  Price  Free  Library 

5,332  vols         .  Minnie  F.  Rice 

Macon  Pub.  Lib.  and  Historical  Soc 

10,000   vols  W.    A.    Huff 


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Macon  Wesleyan  College  Library 

5,200  vols  Claire  Tomhnson 

Macon  Mercer  University  Library 

20,0,00  vols  Sallie  G.  Boone 

Marietta    Clarke   Library 

7,000  vols  Mabel  Cortelyou 

Moultrie  Carnegie  Public  Library 

4,500  vols  Mrs   W    C   McKenzie 

New  nan   Carnegie  Library 

8,'200  vols  Katherme  Powel 

Oxford  Emory  College  Library 
*    45,000  vols  W    F.  Melton 

Qnitman  Brooks  County  Lib    Ass'n 

2,000  vols  Jeannette  H    Wade 

Rome  Carnegie  Library 

3,500  vols  Helen  Eastman 

Rome  Shorter  College  Library 

5,000   vols 
Tifton  20th  Century  Library 

1,800  vols  Sallie  Holder 

Savannah  Public  Library 

54,000  vols  William  Harden 

Thomasville  Library  and   Museum 

4  000  vols  Mary  Hansell 

Valdosta  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Margaret  M    Jemison 

Valdosta  State  Normal  Library 

1,000  vols  Nell  E    Brimberry 

Washington  Mary  Willis  Library 

5,411  vols  Mrs    James  Turner 

IDAHO 

State    Library    Commission:      Margaret 
S.    Roberts,    Secretary,    State   House, 
Boise 
American  Falls  Public  Library 

1,592  vols  Delia  Reed 

Blackfoot  High  School  Library 

10,000    vols  Mane  Calvert 

Blackfoot    Public   Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs  W  D   Vincent 

Boise  Carnegie  Public  Library 

17,000  vols  Anna  B.  Skinner 

Boise   Idaho   State   Library 

9,965  vols.  Arabella  S.  Erskine 

Boise  Idaho  Free  Traveling  Lib. 

17,000  vols  Margaret  S   Roberts 

Caldwell  Public  Library 

5  000  vols  Lola  Bedford 

Caldwell  College  of  Idaho  Library 

4,000  vols  William  K  Hawkes 

Idaho  Palls  City  Library 

5,000  vols  Elizabeth    Miller 

Lewiston   Carnegie  Library 

8  000  vols  Margaret  G    Guyer 

Lewiston   State  Normal  School  Lib. 

7,500  vols  Leone  Hamilton 

Mountain  Home  Carnegie  Library 

2,000  vols  Mary  I.  Briegleb 

Moscow   Carnegie   Public   Library 

3,000  vols  Miss    Cozier 

Moscow  University  of  Idaho  Library 

28,000  vols  Mary  Belle   Sweet 

Nampa  Carnegie  Library 

1,000  vol*  Mrs   Kate  Yant 

Pocatello  Carnegie  Library 

3,500  vols  Martha  L   Christian 

Twin  Falls  Public  Library 

2  000  vols  Bertha  N  Morse 

Welser  Outlook  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Hazel  Mclntire 


ILLINOIS 

Illinois  Library  Extension  Commission: 
Anna   3Iay   Price,   Organizer,   Spring- 
field 
Abingdon  Public  Library 

4,500  vols  Mrs    Molhe  Dyer 

Abinftdow  Hedding  College  Library 

5,000  vols  Sallie  Vaught 

Aledo  William  and  Vashti  Library 

1,000  vols  Olga  C    Hecker 

Altamont  City  Library 

2,000   vols  Mabel  Jewell 

Alton  Shurtleff  College  Library 

15,000  vols  David   G    Kay 

Alton  Jennie  D.  Hayner  Lib.  Ass'n 

15,995  vols  Harriet   C    Dolbee 

Amboy  Public  Library 

1,350  vols  Alice  W   Gridley 

Anna  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Rev   L    H    McGill 

Areola  Public  Library 

1,400  vols  Mary  Thayer 

Assumption  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Reita  I    Rivard 

Atlanta  Public  Library 

3,132  vols  Bda  H  Quisenberry 

Aurora  College  Library 

3,000  vols  O    R    Jenks 

Aurora  Public  Library 

31,242  vols  James  Shaw 

Avon  Saunders  Public  Library 

1,400  vols  Mrs    A   Beldmg 

Barry  Public  Library 

2,776  vols  Irene  Crawford 

Batavia  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Cassie  W.  Stephens 

Beardstown  Public  Library 

1  800  vols  Mrs   Van  Sickle 

Belleville  Public  Library 

30,441  vols  A   M   Wolleson 

Belvidere  Ida  Public   Library 

17,143  vols  Elizabeth  Ballard 

Bloomin&ton  Withers  Public  Library 

28,000  vols.  Nellie  E    Par  ham 

Bloominston  Illinois  Wesleyan  tTniv 

10,000  vols  Kathleen  Hargrave 

Bloomlngton  Ch'go  &  Alton  Lib.  Ass'n 

4,556  vols.  Margaret  Fentou 

Bine  Island  Public  Library 

7,800   vols  Miss  Ida  Ludlow 

Braid  wood   Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Antone  Reeva 

Bunker  Hill  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs    J    Mize 

Bushnell  Public  Library 

1.530  vols  Marjorie  Elliott 

Cairo  Public  Library 

20  000  vols  Lizzie  L  Powell 

Cambridge  Township  Public  Library 

7,500  vols  Jessie  M    Poppy 

Camp  Point  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Blodie  M   Reynolds 

Canfnn  Pa  rim  Library 

9,720  vols.  Josephine  H   Resor 

Carbondale  Public  Library 

3,500   vols.  P.  M.  Hewitt 

Carbondale  Southern  111.  State  Nor 

26,000  vols  Mary  Bostwick  Day 

Carliuville  Library  Association 

4,028  vols  Mattie  J.  Johnson 

Carpentersville  Literary  &  Lib.  Ass'n 
3.000  vols  Lucia  A.  Gorom 


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Carrollton  Public  Library 

2,950  vols  Laura  L.  Wright 

Carthage  Free  Public  Library 

6,102  vols  Elizabeth  E   Pennock 

Centralia   Public  Library 

6,601   vols  Celia   M.   Miles 

Champaign  Public  Library 

21,274  vols  Ethel  G    Kratz 

Charleston  Carnegie  Public  Library 

7,765  vols  Margaret  A    Gramesly 

Charleston   Eastern  111.   State  Nor. 

17,337  vols  Mary  J    Booth 

Chatavrorth  Public  Libiaiy 

1,200  vols  Estella  Haskell 

Chester  Tecumseh  Library  Ass'n 

1,600    vols  Mary   R.    St    Vram 

Chicago  Public  Library 

710,965  vols  Heniy  E    Leglei 

Chicago  John   Cierar  Librarv 

374,000  vols          Clement  W    Andrews 
Chicago  Newberry  Library 

358,000  vols  W    N    C    Cailton 

Chicago  Pullman  Public  Library 

10,000    vols.  Bertha    S     Ludlam 

Chicago  Historical  Society  Library 

65,000  vols          Caroline  M    Mcllvanie 
Chicago  Academy  of  Sciences  Library 

30,000  vols  W    W   Atwood 

Chicago  Field  Museum  of  Nat.  History 

60,000  vols  Elsie  Lippmcott 

Chicago  University  of  Chicago  Library 

546,615  vols  Ernest  D    Burton 

Chtcasro  St,  Ignatius  College  Library 

59,000  vols  A    J    Garvy 

Chicago  Armour  Institute  Library 

28,000  vols  Mrs   Julia  Beveridge 

Chicago  Normal  College  Library 

25,000  vols  Helene  Louise  Dickey 

Chicago  Lewis  Institute  Library 

22,000  vols  Frances  S  Talcott 

Chicago    Virginia   Library    McCormick 
Theol   Sem 

39,401  vols  Rev   John  F   Lyons 

Chicago     Hammond     Library     Chicago 
Theol    Sem. 

32,830  vols  Rose  Roberts  Sears 

Chicago  Heights  Free  Library 

8,000  vols  Estella  A   'Cossaart 

Clinton  Public  Library 

13,000  vols  Lillian  Kent 

Cordova  Public  Library 

2,050   vols  Matilda   Mullery 

Danville  Public  Library 

32,775  vols  Joseohme  E   Durham 

Decatur  Free  Public  Library 

37,168  vols  Mis    Alice  G   Evans 

Decatur  James  Milliken  University 

7,500  vols  Anne  M    Boyd 

Decatur  R    R.  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Library 

2  000  vols  John  R    Glenn 

DeKalb  Public  Library 

1  553   vols  Eliza  B.   Murray 
DeKalb  Northern  111    State  Normal  Lib 

19,500  vols       Josephine  Marie  Jandell 
Deaplaines  Public  Library 

2  000  vols  Mrs   Sarah  A  Weeks 
Delavan  Public  Library 

1,000  jv-ols  EM  Pittsford 

Dlxon  Public  Library 
14,507  vols  Mary  Frances  Wynn 


Illinois — continued 

Downers   Grove  Public  Library 

2,bD&  vols  Madeline  Hughes 

Dundee  Public  Library 

3,600  vols  Miss   Euba   Dunton 

Earlville  Public  Library 

5,000  vols.         Fanny  M    Burlingame 
East  St.  Louis  Public  Library 

31,000  vols  J   Lyon  Woodruff 

Edvrardsville  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Sarah  Coventry 

Effingham  Ladies'  Library  Association 

2,200  vols  Florence  Miller 

El  Paso  Public  Library 

3.000  vols  Mrs     J     S     Tucker 

Elgin  Gail  Borden  Public  Library 

47,000  vols  Kathenne  L.   Abbott 

Elgin  T.  M    C    A    Library 

2,000  vols 
Elmhurst  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Grace  Bickford 

Elnnvood  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs   Ella  R   Walton 

Eureka   College  Library 

8,000  vols  Silas  Jones 

Evanston  Public  Library 

52,074  vols  Mary  Bovden  Lindsay 

Evanston  Northwestern  Univ    Lib. 

107,565  vols  Walter  Lichtenstein 

Ewing  College  Library 

15,000  vols  Hazel  Moore 

Fafrlmry  Public  Libraiy 

2,300  vols  Harriet  S    Hurd 

Farmington  Public  Library 

3,560  vols  Mabelle  E    Widener 

Flora  Public  Library 

3,707  vols  Jessie  L    Hayward 

Freeport  Public  Library 

34,732  vols  Harnet  Lane 

Fulton  Public  Library 

3,000    vols.  Mabel   R.    Barrett 

Galena  Public  Library 

8,688  vols  Ava  E   Hurst 

Galesburg  Public  Library 

47,298  vols  Anna  F    Hoover 

Galesburg  Knox  College  Library 

14,000  vols  Jessie    R     Holmes 

Galesburg  Lombard  College  Library 

3,000  vols  Edna  V    Zetterburg 

Galva  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Blanche  J   Morgan 

Geneseo  Public  Library 

11,000  vols  Ella  L   Sawyer 

Geneva  Free  Public  Library 

7,000  vols  Kate  Burton 

Gibson  City  Moyer  Library 

2,500  vols  Mrs    Lucy  Culter 

Gilman   Public  Library 

3,300  vols  M    Eleanor  Harris 

Glencoe  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Sarah  H   Hammond 

Grayrlile  Carnegie  Public  Library 

1,400  vols  Mns   Mary  E   Burdick 

Greenup  Public  Library 

1,400  vols  Mattie  Freeman 

Greenville  Carnegie  Free  Public  Library 
4,500  vols  Ella  M    Hynes 

Grfggftvtlle  Public  Library 

3  582  voli  Mary  Gibbs 

Hamilton  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs  Lizzie  Lane 


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Harrislmrg  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Amy  Henshaw 

Haivard  Public  Library 

5,500  vols  Veia  K    Gher 

Harvey  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Sarah  Daniels 

Havana  Public  Library 

3,228  vols  Ruble  A.  Aubere 

Henry  Woman's  Club  Library 

2,019  vols  Miss  Mattle  Evans 

Highland  Park  Public  Library 

9,477  vols  Annie  L    McKenzie 

Hillsboro   Public  Library 

3,993  vols.  Bertha  H   Welge 

Hinsdale  Public  Library 

6,250  vols  Mis    Ella  F    Ruth 

Homer  Library 

1,040  vols  Miss  J.   Stengle 

Hoopeston  Free  Public  Library 

9,500  vols  Zahette  Troy 

Jacksonville   Public   Library 

20,300  vols  Lydia  M    Barrette 

Jacksonville  Illinois  College  Library 

18,000  vols  Mabelle  Conboy 

Jerseyville  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Mrs  Rose  M   Wedding 

Joliet  Public  Library 

42,000  vols          Mrs    R   M.  Banckxnan 
Kankakee  Public  Library 

11,186  vols  Rose  M   Mather 

Kewanee  Public  Library 

15,000  vols  Eva  Cloud 

Knoxville  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Mrs    Charity  A   Penn 

LaGrange   Public    Library 

9,000  vols  Louise  E.  DeWitt 

La  Harpe  Public  Library 

2  200  vols  Effie  M    Coulson 

Lake  Forest  Public  Library 

11,000  vols  Esther  Johnston 

Lake  Forest  College  Library 

27,877  vols  Mabel  Powell 

La  Salle  Public  Library 

13,000  vols  Kathryne  G-.  Coleman 

Lebanon  McKendree  College  Library 

8,000  vols 
Iiexington  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Anna  M.  Pierson 

Lincoln  Public  Library 

20,000  vols  Ida  M    Webster 

Lincoln   College  Library 

4,000  vols  Clara  McCord 

Litchfleld  Free  Public  Library 

4.200   vols  Mary  D.   Wallace 

Macomb  Free  Public  Library 

10,868  vols  M-ahala  Phelps 

Macomb  Western  111    State  Nor   Lib. 

15,000  vols  Fanny  R.  Jackson 

Maren**o  Public  Library 

1,800  vols  Mabel  Fay 

Marseilles  Public  Library 

3,200  vols  Cora  Simmons 

Mason  City  Public  Librarv 

1,400  vols  Hattie  B  Vickery 

Mattoon  Public  Library 

8,500   vols  Blanche   Gray 

May-wood  Public  Library 

4,707  vols  Grace  Rogers 

Mendota  Graves  Public  Library 

8,500  vols  Sadie  Wilcox 


Illinois— continued 

Metropolis  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs.  Brouner 

Moline  Free  Library 

24,000  vols  Minnie  M   Kohler 

Monmouth  Monmouth  College  Library 
5,000  vols  Margueute  Rhodes 

Momence   Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Lucy  Atherton 

Monmouth  Warren  County  Lib   Assn 

25,000  vols         •  T    M    Millen 

Monticello  Allterton  Public  Library 

6  195  vols  Lena  Bragg 

Morgan  Park  Geo    C    Walker  Library 
7,500  vols  Clara  L  German 

Morris  Public  Library 

4,200  vols  Ethel  Taylor 

Morrison  Odell  Public  Library 

5,200  vols         Miss  Anna  B.  Corcoran 
Mount  Carroll  Carnegie  Public  Library 

2,327  vols  Grace  K   Wright 

Monnt  Vernon   Carnegie  Library 

4  000  vols  "        Kathenne  Doyle 

Naperville  Nichols  Library 

9,376  vols  Miss  M   Egermann 

Nnperville  Northwestern  College  Lib. 

15,000  voLs  B    B    Neitz 

Normal  State  Normal  University 

27,500  vols.  Angelme  V    Milner 

Oak  Park  Public  Library 

25,600  vols  Mabel  A.  Thain 

Odell  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Pearl  Puffer 

Olnev  Public  Library 

12,000  vols  Cora  Belle  Morris 

Onarsra  Public  Library    ' 

4,675  vols.          Charlotte  M.  Amerman 
Orejeron   Public   Library 

4,000  vols  Emilv  H.   Cartwright 

Ottawa  Reddicks  Public  Library 

15,000  vols  Vera  J.  Snook 

Pana   Public  Library 

3  000  vols  Mrs    Nellie  Russell 

Paris  Carnegie  Library 

9,258  vols  Ruth  I  Link 

Paxton  Carnegie  Librarv 

6,839  vols  Emma  Meharry 

Pckin   Public  Library 

10,429  vols  Anna  M  Smith 

Peoria  Public  Library 

140,000  vols    Samuel  Paterson  Prowse 
Peoria  Bradley  Polytechnic  Inst,  Lib. 

15,000  vols  Lillian  M    Giiinn 

Peru  Public  Library 

5,000   vols  Fannie    Smyder 

Petersburg  Public  Library 

2,590  vols  Ella  Branson 

Piano  Township  Public  "Library 

8,300  vols         Mrs   Maude  Et  Hennmg 
Pittsfield  Public  Library 

4,000  vols.  Lulu  Quimby 

Polo  Buffalo  Free  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  E    Frances  Barber 

Pontiae  Public  Library 

7T600  vols.  Nell  Thornton 

Princeton  Matson  Public  Library 

8  470  vols  Agnes  M   Robinson 

Qninev  Free  Public  Library 

40,000  vols  Margaret  RIngler 

River  Forest  Public  Library 

2,500  vols.  C.  J  Barr 


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Robinson    Carnegie    Public  Library 
5,000  vols  Elisabeth  Mac  Holton 

Rochelle  Flag  Township  Pub    Lib. 

3,500  vols.  Minnie  J  Simons 

Rock  Island  Public  Library 

26,844  vols  Ellen  Gale 

Rock  Island  Augustana  College  Lib 

20,000  vols  "  Marcus  Skaistedt 
Rockford  College  Library 

6,000  vols  Maiy  Bell  Nethercut 

Rockford  Public  Library 

65,000  vols  Jane  P  Hub  bell 

Rockton  Talcott  Free  Library 

4,000  vols.  Mary  C.  Forward 

Rushville  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Beaulah  Hodgson 

St.  Cbarles  Public  Library 

3,000  vols,  Mary  Stewart 

Salem  Bryan  Bennett  Library 

1,834  vols  Mae  Davenport 

Savanna  Public  Library 

2,684  vols  Emma  L  Bowen 

Sheffield  Public  Libiaiy 

2,000  vols  Avis  Nealy 

Shelbyville  Free  Public  Library 

8,374  vols  Gra.ce  L.  Westervelt 

Spring  Valley  Public  Libraiy 

3,500  vols.  Mis  Mary  Bee's 

Springfield  Lincoln  Library 

69,881  vols  Henry  C  Remann 

Springfield  Illinois  State  Library 

70,000  vols  Eva  May  Fowler 

Spring-field  State  Historical  Library 

40,187  voLs  Mis  Jessie  P  Weber 

Stauuton  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Bess  Kirkwood 

Sterling-  Public  Library 

11,000  vols  Miss  Sadie  F.  Murphy 

Streator  Public  Library 

15,000  vols  Mrs.  M.  L.  Wright 

Snllivan  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Lucy  Jennings 

Sycamore  Public  Library 

5,900  vols.  Miss  Julia  S.  Osborne 

Taylorville  Public  Library 

8,500  vols  Miss  Aline  E  Emery 

Toulon  Public  Library 

1,400  vols  Martha  Cree 

Tuscola  Public  Library 

3,936  vols  Ida  M  Perry 

Urbana  Free  Library 

22,328  vols  Ida  B  Hanes 

Urbana  Lib.  University  of  Illinois 

352,000  vols  PhineasL  Windsor 

Urbana  State  Lab  of  Nat  Hist  Lib 

8,000  vols  Charles  B  Janvrm 

Vienna  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Kate  Gray 

\Varren  Public  Library 

5,458  vols  Mrs  R  D  Spofford 

Warsaw  Free  Public  Library 

7,763  vols  Mrs  Clara  M  Mills 

Waterloo  Public  Library 

7,000  vols.  J  W  Jackson 

Watseka  Public  Library 

4,500  vols.  Lillian  Barnes 

Wankegan  Public  Library 

7,831  vols  Laura  J.  Perrin 

Wilmington  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Leonore  M   Knott 


Illinois — continued 

Wenona  Bond  Library 

3,500  vols  Emma  M  Grimm 

Westfield  College  Library 

2,000  vols 
Wheaton  Adams  Memorial  Library 

5,950  vols  Clara  F    Lefever 

"Wheaton   College   Library 

7,000  vols  Julia  B    Blanchard 

Wilmette  Public  Library 

6.000  vols  Miss  Anna  E    Law 

Wlnnetka  Free  Public  Library 

8,508  vols  Mary  B1  Hewes 

Woodstock  Public  Library 

5,234  vols  Lura  M   Wandrack 


INDIANA 

State  Public  Library  Commission:  Henry 
N.  Sanborn,  Secretary  and  State  Or- 
ganizer, State  House,  Indianapolis 

Alexandria    Public    Library 

5  000  vols  Zeda  Carr 

Anderson  Carnegie  Public  Library 

24,399  vols  Mabel  A  Wayne 

Attica  Carnegie  Library 

5,000  vols  Katherme  Fisher 

Aurora  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Irma  M  Hauck 

Bedford  Public  Library 

11,385  vols  Georgia  A  Fnedley 

Bluffton  Public  Library 

6,468  vols  Nannie  W  Jayne 

Bloomington  High  School  Libraiy 

3,328  vols  Mabel  Miller 

Bloomington  Indiana  University  Lib. 

114,560  vols  William  E  Jenkins 

Boonville  Public  Library 

2,612  vols  Anna  Iseley 

Brazil  Public  Library 

6,500  vols.  Agnes  McCrea 

Columbia  City  Free  Library 

18,000  vols  Jessie  Hunter  Faust 

Columbus  Public  Library 

9,500  vols  A  J  Dipboye 

Connorsville  Public  Library 

6,700  Tsols  Isabel  Ball 

Crawfordsville  Carnegie  Public  Library 

11,120  vols  Susan  K.  Beck 

Crawfordsville  Wabash  College  Lib 

50,000  vols  H  S  Wedding 

Crown  Point  Public  Library 

4,009  vols  Bessie  Raasch 

Danville  Public  Library 

3,500  vols  Miss  Lou  Robinson 

Decatur  Public  Library 

6,507  vols  Annette  L  Moses 

Delphi  Public  Library 

4,600  vols  Isabelle  Rinehart 

East  Chicago  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Mrs  Francis  Byers 

Elkliart  Carnegie  Librarv 

25,284  vols  Ella  F  Corwin 

Elwood  Public  Library 

12,580  vols  Verna  M.  Evans 

Evansville  Willard  Library 

45,000  vols  Otilda  -Goalee 

Fort  Wayne  Public  Library 

56,204  vols  Margaret  M.  Colerick 


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Frankfort   Public   Library 

6,571  vols  Olive  Brumbaugh 

Franklin  Franklin  College  Library 

20,000  vols  Sadie  Davis 

Gary   Public   Library 

55,000  vols  Louis  J   Bailey 

Goshen    Carnegie   Library 

12,054  vols  Elizabeth  Rockwell 

Goshen  College  Library 

2,000  vols  Ephraim  J    Zook 

Greencastle  Carnegie  Library 

11,790  vols  Belle  S    Hanna 

Greencastle  DePauw  University  Lib, 

45,000  vols  Francis  C    Tilden 

Greenfield  Public  Library 

5,909  vols  Kate  G    Poulson 

Greensloirg-  Carnegie  Public  Library 

7,500  vols  Frank  P    Montfoit 

Hammond  Public  Library 

16,250  vols          Mrs    Jeanie  L  Sawyer 
Hanover  College  Library 

20,000  vols  Jennie  Lee 

Hartford  City  Public  Library 

7,650  vols  Mmta  B  Fordnej 

Huntington   Public  Libraiy 

25,000  vols  Winifred  F   Ticer 

Indianapolis  Indiana  State  Library 

71,684  vols  Demarchus  C   Brown 

Indianapolis  Public  Library 

206,318  vols  Eliza  G-.  Browning 

Indianapolis  Teachers*  College  Library 

5,000  vols  Edith  Fountain 

Irvington  Butler   College  Library 

16,049  vols  Charlotte  Feiguson 

Jeffersonvllle  Township  Public  Library 

8,527  vols.  Bertha  F.  Poindexter 

KendaUville  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs    J    M    Teal 

Kokomo  Carnegie  Public  Library 

14,200    vols.  Idabelle    Ford 

Lafayette  Public  Library 

25,752  vols  Mrs    Virginia  Stein 

Lafayette  Purdue  University  Library 

40,000  vols  W   M   Hepburn 

!La  Grange  Library 

1,285   vols  Florence  Herbert 

Laporte  Public  Library 

20,000  vols.  Mrs  Jennie  B  Jessup 

Utawrenceburg  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Ada  F    Fitch 

Lebanon  Carnegie  Public  Library 

9,000  vols  Mrs   Cora  O.  Bynum 

Unton  Public  Library 

4,500  vols     Mrs    Margaret  McGaughy 
Logransport  Public  Library 

22,000  vols  Alice  D.  Stevens 

Madison  Public  Library 

8,000   vols.  Nellie    G.    Harper 

Marlon  Public  Library 

26,256  vols  Edith  Carlile  Baldwin 

Martinsville  Carnegie  Library 

5,100  vols  Bessie  Caldwell 

Michigan  City  Public  Library 

13,000  vols  Amalia  Aicher 

Mlshawafca  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Carrie  S   Crosby 

Moore's  Hill  College  Library 

6,000  vols  Charles  E.  Torbet 


Indiana — continued 

Mount  Vernon  Alexandrian  Pub    Lib 

7,415  vols  Hazel  E    Armstrong 

Mimcie   Public  Library 

40,000  vols      Mai^aret   Edna   Streeter 
New  Albany  Carnegie  Public  Library 

21,175  vols  Annette  L   Clark 

Newcastle   Public   Library 

4,500  vols 
Nobiesvuie  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Lula  M  Miesse 

North  Manchester  Carnegie  Library 

2,300  -vols  Laura  Luttiell 

Notre  Dame  Library  Notre  Dame  Univ 

55,000  vols  Rev.   Paul    Foik 

Pern  Public  Library 

11,399  vols  Gertrude  Thiebaud 

Plymouth  Public  Library 

2  800  vols  Rachael  Ag-g 

Portland  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Mary  E   Bolt  on 

Princeton  Public  Library 

13,000  vols  Julia  A   Mason 

Rensselaer  Public  Library 

6,389    vols  Antoinette    Price 

Richmond  Morrison-Reeves  Pub    Lib 

40,000  vols        Mrs.  Ada  L    Bernhardt 
Richmond  Earlham  College  Library 

20,000  vols  Harlow  Lindley 

Rochester  Carnegie  Library 

5,230  vols  Grace  Stmgly 

Sevmonr  Public  Library 

5,700  vols  Geitrude  E    Aiken 

Shelbyville  Carnegie  Public  Library 

12,628  vols  Ida  A    Lewis 

Sheridan    Public   Library 

2,000  vols  Melinda  Alice  Scott 

South  Bend  Public  Library 

35,000  vols  Virginia  M.  Tutt 

Tell    City    Public   Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs    Emma  Philips 

Terre   Haute   Emihne   Fairbanks   Mem 

53,967  vols  Mrs    Sallie  C   Hughes 

Terre  Haute  Indiana  State  Nor.   Lib. 

64,572  vols  Arthur  Cunningham 

Terre  Haute  Rose  Polytechnic  Institute 

16,000  vols  Albert  A  Faurot 

Tipton  Public  Library 

6,685  vols  Mrs    Sam  Matthews 

Union   City  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Jessie  L    Kerr 

Upland  Mooney  Library  Taylor  Univ. 

6,000  vols  G    Francis  Lee 

Valparaiso    Public    Library 

10,000  vols.  Bertha   Joel 

Valparaiso   University    Library 

16,000  vols  Luella  F  Porter 

Vincennes  Public  Library 

10,000  vols.  Ella  Davidson 

Winamac  Public  Library 

3,600  vols.         Miss  Joanna  O'Connell 
Wabash    Carnegie   Library 

8,600  vols  Erne  Roberts 

Warsaw  Public  Library 

4,557  vols  Mrs  Mmnette  B   Gary 

Washington  Carnegie  Public  Library 

10,009  vols  Mary  "Waller 

Whiting    Public   Library 

10,693   vols  Louise   Randolph 


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IOWA 

Iowa  State  Library  Commission:  Julia 
A.  Robinson,  Secretary  and  Director, 
State  Historical  Bldg.,  Des  Moines 

Albia  Carnegie  Library 

3,200  vols  Mrs  Laura  M  Duncan 

Alden  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  ,  Mrs  K  E  Catlm 

Algona  Free  Public  Library 

7,000  vols  Gertrude  I   Sheridan 

Ames   Public   Library 

9,250  vols  Kittie  B  Freed 

Ames  Iowa  State  College  Library 

45,000  vols  Lavima  E  Clark 

Anamosa  Public  Library 

4,625  vols  Elsie  Remley 

Atlantic  Carnegie  Library 

4,640  vols  Mary  N  Adams 

Aurtubon  Carnegie  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs  L  V  Delahoyde 

Avoca  Public  Library 

2,150  vols  Mrs  C  B  Consigny 

Belle  Plaine  City  Library 

1,450  vols  Mrs  Rank 

Boone  Ericson  Public  Library 

14,951  vols  Bessie  Moffatt 

Burlington  Free  Public  Library 

40,000  vols  Miriam  B  Wharton 

Carroll  Public  Library 

3,867  vols.  Mrs.  Martha  H  Bangs 
Cedar  Falls  Public  Library 

13,000  vols  Eunice  H  Overman 

Cedar  Falls  State  Teachers'  Coll  Lib 

41,554  vols  Anne  S  Duncan 

Cedar  Rapids  Carnegie  Library 

32,311  vols  E  Joanna  Hagey 

Cedar  Rapids  Coe  College  Library 

12.000  vols  Miranda  Scoville 

Cedar  Rapids  Iowa  Masonic  Library 

30,000  vols  Newton  R  Parvm 

Cedar  Rapids  T.  M.  C  A.  Library 

1,400  vols.  Chas.  W.  Donaldson 

Central  City  Public  Library 

2,600  vols  Fannie  F  Porter 

Centerville  Drake  Free  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Elizabeth  Gault 

Chariton  Free  Public  Library 

1,713  vols.  Margaret  W.  Brown 

Charles  City  Free  Public  Library 

9,000  vols.  Belle  Caldwell 

Charles  Ctty  College  Library 

8  000  vols  Bertha  G.  Schaub 

Cherokee  Public  Library 

8,154  vols  'Helen  M  Taylor 

Clarinda  Public  Library 

8,106  vols  Elva  Greef 

Clarion  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs  G  T  Eldridge 

Clearlake  Public  Library 

2,172  vols  Pearl  McDowell 

Clinton  Public  Library 

20,180  vols  Anna  M  Tarr 

Clinton  Wtartburg  College  Library 

5,000  vols  H  Kuhlmann 

Colfaac  Free  Public  Library 

3,202  vols  Josephine  B.  Lo^sdon 

College  Springs  Amity  College  Library 

2,000  vols  Effie  G  Reed 

Corning  Free  Public  Librarv 

5,556  vols.  Idell  Riddile 


lo\\a. — continued 

Council  Bluffs  Free  Public  Library 

32,200  vols  lone  Armstrong 

Cresco  Camegie  Library 

4,500  vols  Abby  Cornise 

Creston  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Belle  Aldersea 

Davenport  Academy  of  Sciences  Library 

56,000  vols  I    H    Paarmann 

Davenport  Public  Library 

44,000  vols  Grace  Delphme  -Rose 

De  Witt  Public  Library 

2,246  vols  Elsie  F    Saxton 

Denison  Carnegie  Library 

6,000  vols  Grace  E    Meyers 

Denison  Carnegie  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Grace  Meyers 

Des  Moines  Public  Library 

81,000  vols  Charles  E    Rush 

Des  Moines  Iowa  State  Library 

147,247  vols  Johnson  Brigham 

Des  Moines  Drake  University  Library 

26,251  vols  Rae  Stockham 

Des  Moines  Highland  Park  College  Lib 

7,500  vols  Marguerite  Wellwood 

Des  Moines,  Des  Moines   College  Lib 

10,000  vols  Eva  M    Page 

Dubuqne  Carnegie-Stout  Library 

48,000  vols  Almira  R    "Wilcox 

Eagle  Grove  Carnegie  Library 

2,500  vols  Elsie  Dunn 

Eldon  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Jessie  M    Alford 

Eldora  Public  Library 

6,365  vols          Mrs  Mary  E   Wheelock 
Emmetsburg;  Public  Library 

3,166  vols  Mrs  Lillian  Appleby 

Estherville  Free  Public  Library 

6,714  vols  Sade  M    Davidson 

Fairfield  Free  Public  Library 

25,040  vols  H    M    Dysart 

Fairfield  Parsons  College  Library 

15,143  vols  Isabella  C   Hopper 

Fayette  Upper  Iowa  University  Library 

15,000  vols  Mayme  L  Hurd 

Forest  City  Public  Library 

2,500  vols.  Pearl  Banner 

Fort  Dodge  Free  Public  Library 

15,000  vols  Bella  C   Hopper 

Fort  Madison  Catermole  Mem.  Library 

8,200  vols  Rebeca  Hesser 

Garner  Public  Library 

1,745  vols  Mrs   G   W.  Halm 

Glenwood  Public  Library 

3,386  vols  Ruth  Brooks 

Greene  Public  Library 

2,601  vols.  Miss  Marion  Hodgdon 

Grinnell  College  Library 

49,000  vols  L    L    Dickerson 

Grinnell  Stewart  Free  Library 

14,500  vols  Nina  Brecount 

Grundy  Center  Carnegie  Library 

3,500  vols  Mrs   M  L   Murray 

Hampton  Carnegie  Public  Library 

6,156  vols  Mary  E   Kingsbury 

Hawarden  Free  Public  Library 

2,033  vols  Jennie  P.  Smith 

Hawfeeye  Free  Public  Library 

1,150  vols  Albert  Ridley 

Hopkinton  Lenox  College  Library 

1,000  vols      Mrs  Elizabeth  R  Hendee 


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Humboldt  Carnegie  Library 

2,000   vols  Nellie   F    Pinney 

Independence  Free  Public  Library 

4,369  vols  Minnie  Markham 

Indianola  Public  Library 

9,000  vols  Helen  S    LeFevre 

Indianola  Simpson  College  Library 

10,000  vols  Maide  E    Baker 

I<ma  City  State  Historical  Soc   Library 

40,000  vols  Eliza  L   Johnson 

Iowa  City  Public  Library 

16,000  vols  Helen  McRaith 

Iowa  City  State  University  of  Iowa  Lib. 

130,000  vols  Jane  E    Roberts 

loYia  City  State  Hist    Soc    Lib 

50,000  vols  Ruth  Gallaher 

Iowa  Falls  Public  Library 

5,017  vols         Mrs   Florence  G  Anders 
Jefferson  Public  Library 

5,049  vols  Ida  B   K  Head 

Keokuk  Public  Library 

23,055  vols  Nannie  P.  Fulton 

Kingsley  Library  Association 

1,038  vols  Percy  Iliff 

Knoxville  Carnegie  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs   J.  Laughton 

Lake  City  Carnegie  Lubrary 

2,000  vols  Blanche  I  Hackette 

Lamoni  Graceland  College  Library 

8,000  vols  C    E.  Irwin 

Lemars  Public  Library 

6,430  vols  Mae  Smith 

Leon  Carnegie  Library 

2,800  vols  Ethel  Beck 

Lyons  Young  Men's  Ass'n  Library 

5,898   vols.  Jeannette   F.    Balch 

Manchester  Free  Public  Library 

6,246  vols  Margaret  Lmdsey 

Dfaqnoketa  Free  Public  Library 

9,602  vols  Ida  M   Simpson 

Marengo  Carnegie  Library 

3,300  vols  Pearl  Hamilton 

Marion  Free  Public  Library 

5,400  vols.  Katherine  M.  Pierce 

Marshalltown  Public  Library 

16,000  vols  Anna  M.  Kimberly 

Mason  City  Public  Library 

11,267  vols.  Mrs   Bertha  S.  Baird 

Maxwell  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Roy  J.  Sickles 

Missouri  Valley  Free  Public  Library 

4,652  vols  Josephine  Johnson 

Monticello  Carnegie  Library 

4,500    vols  Nettie   Hazard 

Monticello  Free  Public  Library 

4,204  vols  Janet  Hazard 

Mt.  Pleasant  Free  Public  Library        . 

14,000  vols.    Mrs.  Florence  McKibbin 
Mt.  Pleasant  Iowa  Wesleyan  Univ.  Lib. 

8,600  vols  Blanche  Swan 

Mt.  Veraon  Cornell  College  Library 

40,343  vols.  May  L.  Fairbanks 

Mvscatine  P.  M.  Musser  Pub    Library 

14,402  vols  Ellen   G    Stocker 

Nashua  Free  Public  Library 

2,900  vols.  Fannie  V.  Eastman 

Nevada  Public  Library 

6,500  vols.  Kate  E.  Thompson 

New  Hampton  Carnegie  Library 

3,500  vols.  Angeline  Grimsby 


Iowa — continued 

Newton  Free  Public  Library 

9,2S6  vols  Mrs   Charlotte  Bryant 

Odebolt  Free  Public  Library 

3,100  vols  Lillian  E.  Hanson 

Oelwein    Public  Library 

3,500  vols  Pearl  Schneider 

Onawa  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Helen  E    Allen 

Osage  Sage  Free  Public  Library 

5,732  vols  Rena  Gray 

Osceola  Carnegie  Library 

1,700  vols  Mrs    A   W    Karr 

Oskaloosa  Public  Library 

11,245  vols  Eleanor  M    Fawcett 

Oskaloosa  Penn  College  Library 

7,500  vols  Rosa  E   Lewis 

Ottnmwa   Public  Library 

35,106  vols  May  B    Ditch 

Paton  Public  Library 

1,985  vols  Mrs    "W    S    Grant 

Pella  Carnegie  Library 

6,000  vols  Leona  Renvers 

Pella  Central  College  Library 

7,500  vols  Elizabeth  Graham 

Perry    Carnegie  Library 

6,000   vols  Flora  Bailey 

Red  Oak  Carnegie  Library 

5,173  vols  Sarah  Palmer 

Roek  Rapids   Public  Library 

5,200  vols  Mrs   M   B.  Baxter 

Rockwell  City  Carnegie  Library 

9,900  vols  Mrs.  F    H    Allan 

Sac  City  Public  Library 

1,500   vols  Nan   Denman 

Sanborn  Carnegie  Library 

2,200  vols  Irene  McNeill 

Sheldon  Public  Library 

4,665  vols         Margaret  S.  McCandless 
Shenandoah  Carnegie  Library 

6,000  vols  Berdena  M   Jay 

Sibley  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Blanche  Hannon 

Sioux  City  Public  Library 

47,000  vols  Jeannette  M  Brake 

Sioux  City  Morningside  College  Library 

11,000  vols.  Martha  C.   Sanborn 

Spencer  Public  Library 

3,000   vols  Mrs    Annie   L    Duble 

Spirit  Lake  Public  Library 

1,800   vols  Minnie  E    Stowe 

Storm  Lake  Buena  Vista  College  Lib 

7.000  vols  Alice  J3.  Wilcox 

Stuart  Free  Public  Library 

3,236  vols  Harriet   Williams 

Sutherland  Gen    N.  B   Baker  Library 

1,950  vols.  Roma  "Wheeler  Woods 

Tabor   Tabor    College   Library 

16,000  vols  Harriet  K.  Avery 

Tama  Carnegie  Library 

3,800  vols  Mrs    F    A.   Chase 

Tipton  Free  Public  Library 

6,181  vols  Helen  R   Schriver 

University  Park  Central  Holiness  XT.  L 

2,500  vols  Florence  I  James 

Villisea  Public  Library 

3,984  vols         Miss  Frankie  J  Barker 
Vinton  Free  Public  Library 

8,932  vols  Elizabeth  F.  Williams 

Washington  Jane  A.  Chilcote  Library 
9,077  vols.  Eva  Glenn  Denny 


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Waterloo  Public  Library 

24,000  vols  Maria  C  Brace 

Waukon  City  Library 

3,500  vols  Mr  Wilkinson 

Waverly  Public  Library 

5,200  vols  Mis  E  L  Kenney 

Webster  City  Kendall  Young  Library 

10,500  vols  Edward  D  Burg-ess 

Westbraneli  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs  F  H  Battey 

West  Xiberty  Free  Public  Library 

4,274  vols  Mrs  Eva  Ball 

Winterset  Public  Library 

8,564  ^ols  Mary  Cassidy 

Woodbine  Carnegie  Library 

3,500  vols  Maud    Van    Scoy 


KANSAS 

Kansas  Traveling1  Libraries  Commis- 
sion: Mrs.  Adrian  Greene,  Secretary* 
State  Library,  Topeka 

Abilene   Free   Public   Library 

5,866  vols  Lida  Romig 

Anthony  Free  Public  Library 

2,750  vols  Lora  Orr 

Arkansas  City  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Mis    A    B    Raney 

Atchlson  Public  Library 

10,095  vols          Mrs    Leontme  Scofield 
Atcnison  John  A    Martin  Mem    Lib. 

1,200  vols.  E    L.  Hillis 

Atcbison  Midland  College  Carnegie  Lib 

10,000  vols  Mary  Rae  Dysmgez 

Atchlson  St.  Benedicts  College 

35,000  vols  Martin  Veth 

Atcnison  Western  Theol    Seminary 

5,000  vols  Prof  J  F  Krueger 

Baldwin  Baker  University  Library 

30,000  vols  Hattie  Osborne 

Baxter  Springs  Johnston  Library 

8,596  vols  Lotta  Smith 

Bine  Rapids  Ladies'  Library 

3,475   vols  Cora  J.  McPherson 

Burlington  Free  Public  Library 

2,000   vols  Delia  Hall 

Chanute   Carnegie    Public   Library 

6,000  vols  Ada  Allen 

Clay  Center  Public  Library 

3,500   vols  Nannie   Reed 

Coffeyville    Carnegie    Public    Library 

S,OOQ  vols  Margaret  E   Brunner 

Coneordia  Free  Public  Library 

5.600  vols  Anna  M.  Shafer 

Emporia  Free  Library 

12,600  vols  Mildred  Berrier 

Emporia  College  of  Emporia  Library 

12,000  vols          Martha  Roach  McCabe 
Emporia  State  Normal  School 

35,000  vols  Willis  H    Kerr 

Fort  Scott  Public  Library 

6,600  vols  Mary  L   Barlow 

Galena  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Lura  Ames 

Garden  City  Public  Library 

1,675  vols  Grace  Blatchley 

Garnett  Woman's  Library  Association 
1,212  vols  Nannie  B    Hunter 


Kansas — continued 

Girard   Carnegie  Library 

3,000  vols  Blanche  Warren 

Great  Bend  City  Library 

4,000  vols  Bina  Dighton 

Harper  Free  Library         . 

1,500  vols  Ada  E.   Crocker 

Hays   Carnegie  Public  Library  " 

2,000    vols  Catherine   McLane 

Hays  State  Normal  School  Library 

4,500   vols  Lulu  M    Bice 

Hazelton  Ladies*  Library  Ass'n 

1,180  vols.  Marie  Perry 

Hiawatha  Morrill  Public  Library 

14,000  vols          Hattie  M    Zimmerman 
Horton  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  J    C    DeVoss 

Hutchinson  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Ida  Day 

Independence  Public  Library 

7,607  vols  Anna  M    Gemmell 

lola  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs    Florence  Cass 

Irving  Public  Library 

1,040  vols. 
Kansas  City  Public  Library 

30,000  vols  Sara  Judd  Greenman 

Kansas  City  Baptist  Theol    Sem    Lib. 

5,000  vols  Chailes  Stephens 

Kansas  City  University  Library 

8,000  vols  Han  let  Ensmmger 

Kingman  Public  Library 

3,175  vols  Mrs   J   H   Mcllhenny 

Lawrence  Free  Public  Library 

13,115  vols  Mrs    Nellie  G   Beatty 

Lawrence  Haskell  Institute  Library 

2,000  vols  Helen  W    Ball 

Lawrence  University  of  Kansas  Lib, 

100,000  vols  Carrie  M   Watson 

Leavenworta  Free  Public  Library 

25,000  vols  T  -R   Temple 

Lincoln  Kansas  Christian  College 

3,000  vols. 
Lindsborg  Bethany  College  Library 

10,100  vols  C  F   Carlbert 

McPherson  City  Library 

4,000  vols  Ada  Hendry 

McPherson  College  Library 

4,000  vols  Lulu   Ullom 

Manhattan  Carnegie  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Mary  Cornelia  Lee 

Manhattan  State  Agricultural  Col.  Lib 

48,000  vols  Aithur  B    Smith 

Neviton  Fiee  Library 

9,150  vols  Lulu  M   Knight 

Norton  City  Library 

2,000  vols  Lucile  Johnson 

Otatbe  Cainegie  Library 

4,400  vols  Lillian  M    Bell 

Osawatomie  Public  Library 

2,700  vols  Mrs   Lela  M  Barnard 

Oswego  Carnegie  Free  Public  Library 
1,700  vols  Mrs  C   M   Wiley 

Ottawa  Carnegie  Library 

9,100  vols  Alice  C  Graham 

Ottawa  University  Library 

8,000  vols  Irene  M  Henderson 

Paola  Free  Public  Library 

11,500  vols  Katharine  A  Hobson 

Peabody   Public   Library 

10,000  vols.  Emma  F.  Christ 


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Pittsburg  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Mis  J  L   Randolph 

Pratt   Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs    E    T    Noble 

St.  Mary's  College  Library 

26,696  vols  Geo   H   Worpenberg 

Salina  Free  Public  Library 

12,876  vols  Mrs   Delia  E   Brown 

Salina  Kansas  Wesleyan  Univ.  Library 

11,500   vols  M    M    Stol2 

Smith  Center  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs   Millie  Timmms 

Sterling-  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs   Jessie  Holmes 

Stockton  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Lora  B   Higgms 

Tonganoxle  Public  Library 

1,145  vols 
Topeka  Public  Library 

60,000  vols          Caroline  F    Medlecott 
Topeka   State  Historical   Soc.  Library 

84,782  vols  Claia  Francis 

Topeka  Kansas   State   Library 

100,000  vols  James  L   King 

Topeka  Washburn  College  Library 

25,000  vols  Jessie  Dean 

Weir  Public  Library 

2,250  vols  Ella  Dodson 

Wichita  Free  Public  Library 

12,000  vols  Julius  Lucht 

Wichita   Morrison  "Lib  ,   Fan  mont   Coll. 

35,139  vols  M   Alice  Isely 

Winfield  Carnegie  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs  Huston 

Winfield  Southwestern  College  Library 

7,000  vols  Nevin  R  Shade 


KENTUCKY 

State  Ubrarv  Commission:  Fannie  C. 
Ravi  son,  Secretary*  The  Capitol, 
Frankfort 

Bardptown  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Emma  McAtee 

Berea  College  Library 

29  000  vols  Euphemia  K  Corwin 

Bowling-  Green  Ogden  College  Library 

3,600  vols  John  H  Clagett 

Bowling  Green  Potter  College  Library 

5,000  vols  Miss  K.  D.  Eastland 

Bowling  Green  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs  Lena  McKee 

Bowling  Green  State  Normal  Library 

7,500  vols  Florence  Ragland 

Burlington  Boone  Library  Association 

1,000  vols  Nelly  Martin 

Central  City  Reading  Room  &  L  Assn 

1,000  vols  Mrs  E  P.  Barnes 

Corbin.  Free  Library 

1,500  vols  Mary  E  O'Mara 

Covington  Public  Library 

20,682  vols  Mis  Anne  M  Spears 

Danville  Library  Association 

4,000  vols  Laura  Downton 

Danville  Central  University  of  Ky. 

20,000  vols.  J  C.  Fales 

Dayton  Civic  League  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs   F   Burton  Jones 


Kentucky — continued 

El  U  abet  lit  own  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs  E  C  Botts 

Frankfort  Ky.  Geol  Survey  Library 

100,000  vols.  Pauline  H.  Hardin 

Frankfort  Kentucky  State  Library 

114,000  vols  Fiank  K  Kavanaugh 
Frankfort  Normal  &  Industrial  Library 

1,300  vets.  Lulu  L  Coleman 

Franktort  Woman's  Club  Library 

3,000  vols  Lochette  Smith 

Georgetown  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs  W.  H  CofCman 

Georgetown  College  Library 

14,000  vols  Mary  E  Stevenson 

Harrodsburg  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Nannie  Stags 

Henderson  Carnegie  Public  Library 

8,145  vols  Susan  S  Towles 

Hickman  Carnegie  Public  Library 

7,000  vols  Louise  Atwood 

Hopkins^ille  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Mis  Virginia  Lipscomb 
Hopkinsville  South  Kentucky  College 

l.COO  vols  Riley  B.  Butler 

Jeftersontown  Free  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Mis  John  R  Shackle tte 
Knottsville  Free  Library 

2,100  vols  Mrs  Anna  M.  Lanham 

Xjawrenceburg-  Public  Library 

3,500  vols  Susie  Hooper 

Lexington  University  of  Kentucky  Li- 
brary 

29,038  vols  Margaret  I  King 

Lexington  Hamilton  College  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs.  Ora  F.  Wilson 

Lexinsrton  Public  Library 

30,000  vols  Florence  Dillard 

Lexington  Transylvania  University  Lib 

25,000  vols  Mrs  C  F  Norton 

Louisville  Public  Library 

191,587  vols  George  T  Settle 

Louisville  Presbyterian  Theol  Sem.  Lib. 

20,000  vols  Rev  E  L  Warren 

Louisville  So.  Bapt  Theol.  Sem.  Lib. 

35,000  vols  John  R  Sampey 

Maysville  City  and  County  Library 

10,000  vols  Mary  E  Richeson 

flit.  Sterling  City  Libiary 

3,090  vols  Mrs  George  B  Chick 

Newport  Public  Library 

13,275  vols  Henrietta  J  Litzendorff 
Nicholasville  Withers  Mem  Library 

4,000  vols  Jessica  Woodson 

Owensboro  Free  Public  Library 

7,500  vols  Irene  E  Blair 

Paducah  Carnegie  Public  Library 

16,260  vols  Jessica  Hopkins 

Paris  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Imogen  Redmon 

Richmond  State  Normal  Library 

4,000  vols  Mary  B.  Reid 

Russellville  Bethel  College  Library 

6,000  vols.  E.  J.  Weller 

St.  Mary  College  Library 

6,700  vols  Rev.  I  Perins 

Shelbyville  Public  Library 

3,500  vols  Virginia  L.  Barnger 

Somerset  Carnegie  Public  Library 

7,500  vols  Mrs  Wynona  McDaniels 
Trappist  Gethsemane  College  Library 

17,000  vols.  Rev.  F.  M.  Dunne 


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Versailles  Logan  Helm  Mem    Library 

2,000  vols         Mrs    Margt    W   Edwai  ds 
Williamsburg  Cumberland  College  Lib 

1.000  vols 
Wflmore  Asbury  College  Library 

1,150  vols.  Miss  Olive  Hearn 

Winchester  Ky.  Wesleyan  College  Lib. 

5,000   vols.  D    D.   Pale 


LOUISIANA 

Baton  Rouge  Louisiana  State  Univ.  Lib 

35,700  vols  Inez  Mortland 

Clinton  Silliman  Collegiate  Inst  Lib 

1,600   vols  M    Wicker 

Convent  Jefferson   College  Library 

8,700  vols.  H.  J.  Beadle 

Covin&ton  M   C    B   Library 

2,000  vols  Gladys  Smith 

Jackson  Centenary  College  Library 

3,000  vols.  J   N   Brown 

I*ake  Arthur  Carnegie  Library 

1,000  vols  Ruby  Gray 

Lake  Charles  Carnegie  Library 

4,251  vols  Mis    CM    Dees 

New  Orleans  Public  Library 

144,582  vols  Henry  M.  Gill 

New  Orleans  Louisiana  State  Library 

49,000  vols  Alice  M   Magee 

New  Orleans  Howard  Memorial  Lib 

55,000   vols.  William   Beer 

New  Orleans  St.  Alphonsus  Cir   Library 

2  300  vols.  Rev    B    J    Krieger 

New  Orleans  Leland  University  Lib. 

5,000  vols  Effia  D    Guest 

New  Orleans  Normal  Train.   Sch'l  Lib. 

2,478  vols  Grace  Leeds 

New  Orleans  Newcomb  Mem    Col.  Lib. 

13,705  vols         Mrs    Esther  F   Harvey 
New  Orleans  Straight  University  Lib 

3,000   vols.  Miss  Emily  Nichols 

New  Orleans  Tulane  University  Library 

36,000  vols  M    M    Bell 

Huston  Louisiana  Industrial  Inst.  Lib. 

4,000  vols 
Shreveport  People's  Library  Ass'n 

4,000  vols.  Claudia  Billin 


MAINE 

State    Library   Commission:      Henry  <E. 
Dtmnack,     Secretary,     State    Library, 


Alfred  Parsons  Memorial  Library 

7,022  vols  M  C  Emerson 

Andover  Public  Library 

6,680  vols  Mabel  E  French 

Atlantic  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Raymond  L  Torrey 

Auburn  Public  Library 

19,194  vols  Annie  Prescott 

Augusta  State  Library 

110,000  vols  Henry  E   Dunnad 


Maine — continued 

Augusta  Lithgow  Public  Library 

12,000  vols  Julia  M   Clapp 

Augusta  Kennebec   Historical  Library 

1,500  vols  P    S    Mooney 

Bangor  Public  Library 

48,000  vols  -Charles  Alcott  Flagg 

Bangor  Theological  Seminary  Library 

30,000  vols 
Bar  Harbor  Jesup  Memorial  Library 

11,000  vols  Inez  M   Summsbey 

Bath   Patten  Free  Library 

20,000  vols.      Margaret  Rogers  Foot* 
Belfast  Free  Library 

17.JOO  vols  Annie  Leonora  Barr 

Biddeford   Public   Library 

16,000  vols  Emma  Hatch 

Bine  Hill  Ladies*  Social  Library 

1,850   vols  Emma   J    McHowell 

Brewer  Public  Library 

3,345  vols  Alice  F   Sawyer 

Bridgrton  Public  Library 

1,800  vols  Norman  H.  Libby 

Brunswick   Curtis  Memorial   Library 

11,000   vols.  Mary  G    Gilman 

Brunswick  Bowdoin  College  Library 

110,000  vols  George  T   Little 

Brickfield  Zadoc  Long  Free  Library 

4,000  vols  Lizzie  L.   Allen 

Bucksport  Buck  Memorial  Library 

6,000  vols  Alice  B   Gardner 

Calais  Free   Library 

11,000  vols  Alice  L    Delaney 

Camden  Public  Library 

5,950  vols  Emma  J    Hosmer 

Caribou  Public  Library 

3,500  vols  Sarah  A    Roberts 

Castine  Town  Library 

2,515   vols  Kath.    F    Davenport 

Castine  Eastern  State  Normal  Library 

3,000  vols  Mary   C    Richardson 

Cherryfield  Public  Library 

1.500  vols         Mrs   Mary  A   Wakefield 
Clinton  Brown  Memorial   Library 

3,980  vols  Mattie  M    Higgms 

Corinna  Stewart  Free  Library 

12,500  vols    Mrs    Delia  M    Winchester 
Cornish  Library  Association 

1,535    vols.  Mary   I.   Marr 

Damariseotta  Skidompha  Library 

3,750  vols  Geneva  E.   King 

Dennysville    Public    Library 

3,000  vols  Mamie  Malloch 

Dexter  Town  Library 

11,025  vols  Lizzie  S    Sprmgall 

Dover  Thompson  Free  Library 

10,300  vols  Mary  E.  Averill 

East  Maehias  Public  Library  Ass'n 

2,083  vols  Lmnie  S    Harris 

Eastport  Peavey  Memorial  Library 

10,000  vols  Virginia  Kemp 

Eliot  William  Fogg  Library 

7,050  vols  M.  Louise  Foye 

Ellsworth.  City  Library 

7,000  vols  Minnie  A   Hodgkins 

Fall-field  Lawrence  Library 

8,200  vols  Mrs    Anna  R   Reed 

Farmington  Public  Library 

12,000  vols.  Mrs   Flora  A   Brooks 

FarmfnKton    State   Normal   School  Lib. 

3,500  vols  Mildred  S    Gay 


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Fort  Falrfleld  Public  Library 

1,474  vols.  C.  B  Hoit,  Jr. 

Frankfort  Waldo  Pierce  Reading  Room 
1,124    vols.  Edith    S     Rogers 

Free-port  B   H.  Bartol  Library 

3,241    vols  Annette    H    Aldneh 

Fryeburg  Woman's  Club 

1,500  vols  Mrs   M   E   Lakin 

Gardiner  Public  Library 

12,000  vols  Mrs    B    C    Berry 

Gorham   Baxter   Memorial   Library 

9,000  vols  Victoiia  A    Mas;nusson 

Gorham  Western  Normal  School  Lib 

1,968  vols  R   Estelle  Bradburn 

Gray    Stimson    Public   Library 

1000  vols  Helen  Merrill 

Guilford  Free  Public  Library 

2,188  vols  Ernestine   Hale 

Hallowell  Hubbard  Free  Library 

11,000  vols  Annie  F  Page 

Hanover  Pierce  Library 

1,925  vols  Georgia  Abbott 

Hebron  Academy  Library 

2,685  vols.  Nellie  M    Keene 

Houlton  Gary  Free  Public  Library 

10,500  vols  Anna  Baines 

Jonesport  Public  Library 

1,000    vols.  Mrs.    D     D     Kelley 

Kennebunk  Parsons  Memorial  Library 

7,058  vols  Helen  L   Follansbee 

Kennebunk  First  Parish  Library 

5,200  vols  Mrs   J   E   Ross 

Kennebnnkport  Yalbot  Free  Library 

2,400   vols  Annie  P.   Brooks 

Kent's  Hill  Maine  Wesleyan  Sem.  Lib. 

10,500  vols  J   O   Newton 

Kittery  Rice  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Eleanor  L  Lovell 

Lewiston  Public  Library 

26,240  vols  Angie  E    Tracy 

Lewiston  Bates  College  Library 

34,797  vols     Mrs  Blanche  W   Roberts 
Lewiston  Cobb  Divinity  School  Library 
4,441   vols  H.    R.    Puriton 

Limerick  Public  Library 

1,416   vols.  Mrs.   Alice   Boynton 

Lubec  Public  Library 

1,500  vols.  I.  W.  Case 

Machias  Porter  Memorial   Library 

4,039   vols         Miss   M.   O.   Longfellow 
Madison  Public  Library 

3,300  vols  Maytie  W.  Pratt 

Mechanic  Falls  Public  Library 

3,300  vols  Kate  L  Demson 

Monmouth  Cumstym  Public  Library 

3,000   vols.  Caroline   C.   Pierce 

New  Gloucester  Public  Library 

4,262   vols  Helen  A.  Mosely 

New  Sharon  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Etta  B    Gordon 

Newport  Public  Library 

2,100   vols.      J       Miss  Grace  Wyman 
North  Anson  Public  Library 

1,550  vols.  Mrs.  Mark  Emery 

North  Bridgton  Bridgton  Academy  Lib 
2,200  vols  Florence  Gray 

Northeast  Harbor  Public  Library 

5,480  vols  Ina  M.  Spurling 

North  Yarmouth  Hamilton  PL  Library 
^,600  vols.  Laura  A,  Hamilton 


Maine — continued 

Norway  Public  Library 

9,000  vols  Mis   Addie  D    Steward 

Oakland  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Miss  Smiley 

Ogrmquit  Free  Memorial  Library 

3,000  vols  Grace  B    Weare 

Old  Orchard  Free  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mary  W.  Means 

Old  Town  Public  Library 

6,500  vols  Amy  S    Wood 

Orono  W.  C.  T.  U  Free  P.  Library 

3,150  vols  Abbie  J  Wilson 

Orono  University  of  Maine  Library 

56,000  vols  Ralph  K.  Jones 

Oxford  Freeland  Holmes   Library 

2,200  vols  Kate   Starburd 

Paris  South  Paris  Library 

4,000  vols  Mrs.   John   Wight 

Phillips  Free  Public  Library 

4,000  vols         M.  Albertine  Butterfield 
Pittsfield  Carnegie  Public  Library 

6,300  vols  Minnie  Porter 

Portland  Public  Library 

74,000  vols  Alice  C   Furbish 

Portland  Maine  Chant.  Mech.  Ass'n  Lib. 
18,823  vols.  Elizabeth  W.  Chandler 
Portland  Maine  Genealogical  Society 

3,791  vols  Francis  Littlefield 

Portland  Maine  Historical  Society 

40,000  vols  Evelyn  L  Gilmore 

Portland  Society  of  Natural  History 

9,000  vols  Arthur  H    Norton 

Portland  Westbrook  Seminary  Library 
5.000  vols  Marian  B    Healey 

Portland  Frost  Library 

4,200  vols  Rachel  L  Sargent 

Presque  Isle  Public  Library 

4,400  vols  Lou  B.  Marston 

Richmond  Library  Association 

7,000  vols  J    W.  Randlette 

Ripley  Crocker  Free  Library 

1,640  vols  H    Stanley  Raymond 

Rockland  Public  Library 

13,832  vols  Nancy  I  Burbank 

Rumford  Carnegie   Public  Library 

4,520  vols  Susan  J    Jewett 

Sitco  Dyer  Library  Association 

17,000   vols  John  Haley 

Saco  Thornton  Memorial  Library 

5,500  vols  Edna  A  Goodier 

Sanford  Public  library 

3,500    vols.  Bentley   Aveyard 

Scarboro  Free  Public  Library 

1,650    vols.  Annie   L.   Libby 

SKowhesran  Free  Public  Library 

13,738  vols  Mrs  Fanny  J  Cabot 

South  Berwick  Fogg  Memorial  Library 
8,000  vols  Ella  W.  Bicker 

South  Berwick  Berwick  Academy  Lib. 

6,800  vols.  Ella  W.  Ricker 

Sonth  Iilvermore  Washburn  Mem.  Lib. 

2,000    vols.  Mentie   E.   Ayer 

Sonth   Portland  Public  Library 

2,700  vols.  Margaret  A.  Fickett 

South  Thomaston  Free  Library 

1,200  vols  Flora   Jackson 

Southwest  Harbor  Tremont  Public  Lib 
1,700    vols.  Mrs.    O    W.    Cousins 

Tbomaston  Public  Library 

12,000  vols  I*  pS   Levvrtti  lfi»let 


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Togus  National  Home  Library 

9,598  vols  Hudson  Sawyer 

Vassalboro  Oak  Grove  Seminary  Lib 

1,500  vols  L    R    Jones 

Vinalhaven   Public   Library 

5,000  vols  Miss  L    A    Jones 

Waterford  Knight  Library  Association 

2,200  vols  Florence  B   Rounds 

Waterville  Free  Public  Library 

10,500  vols  Jennie  M   Smith 

Waterville   Coburn    Classical   Inst.   Lib 

3,016  vols 
\\aterville  Colby  College  Library 

52,410  vols  Chailes  B    Chipman 

Westbrook  Cumberland  Mills  Library 

6,500  vols  L    S    Anderson 

Westbrook  Memorial  Library 

15,000  vols  Lillian  Quimby 

Yarmouth  Merull  Memorial  Libiaiy 

7,500  vols.  Ellen   S    Mitchell 

York  Library 

4,000   vols  Sarah  M.   Varrel 

York  Beach  Library  Association 

1,000  vols  W,  N    Gough 


MARYLAND. 

State  Library  Commission:  Bernard  C. 
Steiner,  Sec.,  Enoch  Pratt  Free  Li- 
brary, Baltimore 

Annapolis  Maryland  State  Library 

95,000  vols  Nettie  V  Mace 

Annapolis  St.  John's  College  Library 

15,000  vols  R  B  Grove 

Annapolis  U  S.  Naval  Academy  Library 

55,000  vols  A  N  Brown 

Baltimore  Enoch  Pratt  Free  Library 

340,987  \ols  Bernard  C  -Sterner 

Baltimore  City  Library 

23,000  vols  Wilbur  Franklin  Coyle 
Baltimore  New  Mercantile  Library 

90,106  vols  Maigaret  F  Watkins 

Baltimore  Peabody  Institute  Library 

194,301  vols  John  Parker 

Baltimore  Md.  Inst.  for  Promotion  of 
Mech  Arts 

40,000  vols  Thomas  B  Everist 

Baltimore  Maryland  Hist.  Society  Lib 

45,150  vols  Robert  F  Hayes,  Jr 

Baltimore  Goucher  College  Library 

20,000  vols  Hairiet  A.  Blogg,  Acting 
Baltimore  City  College  Library 

10,006  vols  Alice  W,  Reins 

Baltimore  Johns  Hopkins  Univ  Library 

200,084  vols  M  Llewellyn  Raney 

Baltimore  Loyola  College  Library 

40,000  vols  Justin  J  Ooghe,  S  J 

Baltimore  Maryland  State  Normal  Lib. 

5,000  vols.  M  W  Tarr 

Baltimore  B.  &  O,  Exnp.  Free  CIr.  Lib. 

15,000  vols  Mrs  E,  P  Irving 

Cambridge  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  M  Jeanie  Bryan 

Chestertovm  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Belle  Emory 

Chesterfown  "Washington  College  Lib. 

3,000  vols  Julio  Del  Toro 


Maryland — continued 

College  Park  Maryland  Agri    Coll   Lib. 

11,000  vols  Miss  L   E   Conner 

Ellicott  City  Rock  Hill  College  Library 

8,000  vols  Brother  Blandin 

Ellicott  City  St.  Charles  College  Lib 

19,000  vols.  Rev    P.  Roux 

Emmetsburg  Mt   St.  Mary's  College  Lib 

20,000  vols.          Rev    E    F.  McS  weeny 
Emmetsburg  Public  Libiaiy 

1,000  vols  Helen  E1  Zacharias 

FederaLsbmg   Webster   Library 

1,000  vols  Norma   Brower 

Frederick  County  Fiee  Libiary 

1,373  vols  Salhe  W   Akin 

Frederick  Hood   College  Library 

5,000  vols  K    Camille  Shuford 

Hagerstovra  Kee  Mar  College  Library 

3,000  vols 
Hagerstown  Wash.  County  Free  Lib. 

30,000  vols  Mary  Lemist  Titcomb 

Kensington  Noyes  Memorial  Library 

3,000  vols  Isabel  Rand 

Laurel  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs    C   J  Halverson 

LiuthervUle  Md   Coll    for  Women  Lib. 

3,000  vols 
New  Windsor  Blue  Ridge  College  Lib. 

4,000  vols  J    C    Flora 

Parkville  Public  School  Library 

2,300  vols  Sabina  Fleming 

Pert  Deposit  Jacob  Tome  Institute  Lib 

14,702  vols  Jessie  A    Campbell 

Princess  Anne  Public  Libraiy 

1,200  vols  Amanda  E   Lankford 

Reistertown  Tillard  Mem    Free  Library 

1,854  vols. 
Westminster  Western  Mary    Coll.  Lib, 

10  000  vols  Miss  C    W   Lewis 

Woodstock  College  Library 

49,626  vols  Walter  Drum 


MASSACHUSETTS. 

Massachusetts  Free  Public  Library 
Commission,  E.  Louise  Jones,  Secre- 
tary, State  Library,  Boston 

Ablngton  Public  Library 

11,338  vols  Helen  M  Hunt 

Acton  Memorial  Library 

10,738  vols  Arthur  F.  Davis 

Acushnet  Free  Public  Library 

4,390  vols  Mis  C  Swift 

Adams  Free  Public  Library 

20,000  vols  Mrs  Blveretta  S  Blake 
Agawam  Public  Library 

2,400  vols.  Emma  F.  Pyne 

Alford  Free  Town  Library 

1,265  vols  Mrs  Rachel  E  Plass 

Amesbnry  Public  Library 

15,517  vols  Alice  C  Follansbee 

Amherst  Public  Library 

13,581  vols  Inez  Chapman 

Amherst  College  Library 

113,554  vols  Robert  S  Fletcher 

Al?!!l^St  M,ass-  Asri.  College  Library 

44,406  vols  Charles  R  Green 


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Andover  Abbot  Academy  Library 

5,090  vols.  Mabelle  E    Bosher 

Andover  Memorial  Hall  Library 

21,817  vols  Edna  A    Brown 

Andover  Phillips  Academy  Library 

7.500  vols  Sarah   L    Frost 

Arlington  Robbms  Library 

27,774  vols  Elizabeth  J    Newton 

Ashburnham  Stevens  Memorial  Libraiy 

7,000  vols  Ethel  M    Wheeler 

Ashburnham  Gushing-  Academy  Library 

2,500  vols  Alice  D    Collins 

Ash  by  Free  Public  Library 

4,500  vols  Floience  K    Gates 

Ashfield  Library  Association 

6,500  vols  Mrs    B    O.   Dodge 

Ashland  Public  Library 

8,500  vols  Mis    Ellen  M    Arnold 

Atbol  Free  Public  Library 

10,749  vols  Edith  L    Barber 

Attleborough  Public  Library 

18,500  vols  Helen  M    Claflm 

Auburn  Free  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Abby  B    Shute 

Anbnrndale  Lassell  Seminary  Library 

2,117  vols 
Avon  Public  Library 

3,660  vols  Matthew  W.  Smith 

Ayer  Public  Library 

11,000  vols  S   Adelaide  Blood 

Dallardvale  Bradlee  Library 

Howell  F   Wilson 
Barnstable  Sturgis  Library 

15,000  vols.  Elizabeth  C   Nye 

Barre  Town  Library 

12,000  vols.  Carrie  B    Read 

Becket  Athenaeum 

2f217  vols  Mrs     Eliza   Millard 

Bedford  Free  Public  Library 

7,391  vols  Fannie  A  Wood 

Belchertown  Clapp  Memorial  Library 

10.000  vols  Cora   E    Burnett 

Bellingham  Free  Public  Library 

1,569  vols  S    T.   Rockwood 

Belmont  Public  Library 

34,000  vols  Lucy  D.  Luard 

Berkley  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Julia  R    Burt 

Berlin  Free  Public  Library 

1,699  vols  Alice  E    Babcock 

Bernardston  Cushman  Library 

10,035  vols  Roby  Pierce 

Beverly  Public  Library 

35,000  vols  Martha  P    Smith 

Billerlca  Bennett  Public  Library 

5,780  vols  Emma  M   Whitford 

Blackinton  Public  Library 

Oscar  A.  Archer 
Blackstone  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Timothy  E    Curran 

Blandford  Porter  Memorial  Library 

3  100  vols  Mrs    F.  B    de  Braal 

Bolton  Public  Library 

3,306  vols.  Fidelia  C    Newton 

Boston  Public  Library 

1,121,436  vols  Horace  G   Wadlin 

Boston  State  Library  of  Massachusetts 

182,568  vols         Charles  F.  D.  Belden 
Boston  Athenaeum  Library 

265,000  vols 


Massachusetts — continued 

Boston  Massachusetts  Historical  Society 

00,000  vols  Samuel  A    Green 

Boston  New  England  Historic  Gen.  Soc. 

75,000  vols  William  P  Gieenlaw 

Boston  Youn^  Men's  Christian  Tin    Lib 

18,000  vols  Richaid  Ray,  Jr 

Boston  Boston  Library  Society 

50,000  vols  Luella  M   Eaton 

Boston  Society  of  Natural  History 

41,000  vols  Glover  M    Allen 

Boston  Boston  College  Library 

60,000  vols      Rev   Jos    R   Hurley,  S   J 
Boston  Normal  School  Library 

4,000  vols  Wallace  C.  Boyden 

Boston  Boston  Umveisity  Libraiy 

12,500  vols  Mabel  F    Barnum 

Bourne  Jonathan  Bourne  Public  Library 

6,074  vols  Edith  F  Nickerson 

Boxborough  Free  Public  Library 

2,233  vols  Mrs    C.  B    Robbing 

Boylston  Public  Library 

7,572  vols  Georg-e  L   Wright 

Braintree  Thayer  Public  Library 

17,065  vols  Lucretia  J?1   Hatch 

Brewster  Ladies'  Library 

7,000  vols  Alma  Rogers 

Bridgevrater  Public  Library 

16,595  vols  Lucia  L    Christian 

Bridgewater  State  Normal   School  Lib 

13,560  vols  A    C.  Boyden 

Brimfield  Public  Library 

6,150  vols.  M.  Anna  Tarbell 

Brockton  Public  Library 

70,984  vols      Frank  Hayden  Whitmore 
Brookfield  Merrick  Public  Library 

21,000  volfe  Harriet  G   Brown 

Brookline  Public  Library 

86,388  vols  Louisa  M   Hooper 

Biyantville  Cobb  Library 

4,958  vols  Mrs  Julia  W.  Morton 

Bnckland  Public  Church  Library 

2,905  vols.  Charles  W.  Trow 

Burlington  Public  Library 

2,658  vols.  Ella  I.  Getchell 

Cambridge  Public  Library 

112,976  vols  M   R   Copithorne 

Cambridge  Harvard  University  Library 

1,109,000  vols  William  C    Lane 

Cambridge  Mass     Inst     of    Technology 
Library 

125,000  vols  Robert  P.  Bigelow 

Cambridge  Radcliffe  College  Library 

34,000  vols  Rose   Sherman 

Cambridge  Gray  Herb    of  Harv   TJntv 

14,547  vols  Mary  A.  Day 

Cambridge  Andover-Harvard  Theol  Lib 

105,366  vols  Hev   Owen  H    Gates 

Canton  Public  Library 

17,500  vols.  Mrs   Lucy  D  Downes 

Carlisle  Gleason  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mary  A.  Green 

Carver  Free  Public  Library 

3,312  vols      Rev.  George  H.  Lockhart 
Centrevllle  Free  Public  Library 

1,990  vols.  Hose  A.  Hallett 

Charlemont  Free  Town  Library 

5,000  vols  Alice  R   Be  mis 

Gbarlton  Free  Public  Library 

5,447  vols  Ruth  Wakefleld 

Chatham  Eldredg-e  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Edna  M    Hardy 


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Chelmsford  Adams  Library 

10,900  vols  Mis  E  R  Clark 

Chelsea  Public  Library 

16,333  vols  Medora  J  Simpson 

Cheshire  Library  Association 

6,097  vols  Emma  E  Martin 

Chester  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs  C  A  Biggs 

Chesterfield  Free  Public  Library 

1,800  vols  Hoyt  E.  Dodge 

Chieopee  Public  Library 

34,000  vols  Anne  Alcott  Smith 

Chilmark  Free  Public  Library 

1,900  vols  Mrs  Leona  B  Vincent 

Clinton  Bigelow  Free  Public  Library 

40,660  vols  Helen  A  Thissell 

Cohasset  Paul  Pratt  Memorial  Library 

14,636  vols  Sarah  B  Collier 

Colrain  Free  Library 

2,000  vols.  Kathenne  H.  Cram 

Concord  Free  Public  Library 

43,142  vols  Helen  W  Kelley 

Conway  Field  Memorial  Library 

8.472  vols.  Cora  M  Hassell 

Cotnit  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Elizabeth  Thurston 

Cnmmington  Bryant  Free  Library 

8,500  vols  Mrs  Theo  P  Tower 

Daltou  Free  Public  Library 

11,534  vols  Mrs  Caroline  Flickinger 
pana  Free  Public  Library 

1,877  vols  Nellie  I  Shattuck 

Danvers  Peabody  Institute  Library 

29,660  vols  Mrs  Emilie  D  Patch 
Dartmouth  Free  Public  Library 

2,400  vols  Mary  A  Tucker 

Dedham  Public  Library 

24,000  vols  Anna  P  Rolland 

Deerfield  Dickinson  Library 

3,400  vols  Mrst  W  R  Cole 

Dennis  Jacob  Sears  Memorial  Library 

1,003  vols  Mrs  Nathan  Sears 

Dighton  Free  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs  Cole 

DOTCF  Town  Library 

5,175  vols  Elizabeth  F  Heard 

Dracut  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mary  L  Hamblett 

Dndlev  "Free  Public  Library 

3,935  vols  Margaret  D  Crawford 

Dnnstable  Free  Public  Library 

3,091  vols  Mrs  L  A  Swallow 

Duxbury  Free  Public  Library 

4,265  vols.  Sara  A.  Higgins 

East  Bridgewater  Public  Library 

7,360  vols  Lucy  L  Siddall 

Bast  Douglas  Simon  Fairfleld  Pub  Lib 

6,000  vols  Rosalie  E  Williams 

East  Freetown  Circulating  Library 

1,000  vols  E.  w.  Lawrence 

East  Longrmeadow  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Mary  R.  Mclntosh 

East  Northfield  Northfield  Seminary  Lib 

8,040  vols  Virginia  T  Smith 

Eastham  Free  Public  Library 

3,300  vols.  Sarah  B  Clark 

Easthampton  Public  Library 

16,000  vols  Hazel  M  Benjamin 

Easthampton  Williston  Seminary  Lib. 

6,000  vols.  Sidney  N.  Morse 


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Edgartown  Free  Public  Library 

2,960  vols.  Eunice  C.  Ripley 

Enfield  Library  Association 

4  500  vols.  Ada  L  Harwood 

Ervinj?  Town  Library 

2,285  vols.  Mrs.  "W.  G  "Walkup 

Essex  T  O.  H.  P.  Burnham  Pub  Lib. 

3,500  vols.  Ethelyn  B  Story 

Everett  Fred'k  E  Parhn  Mem.  Library 

26,960  vols  Ellen  L  Johnson 

Everett  Shute  Memorial  Library 

11,000  vols  Mildred  R  Holt 

Fairhaven  The  Milhcent  Library 

21,361  vols  Galen  W.  Hill 

Fall  River  Public  Library 

95,296  vols  Geoisre  W  Rankin 

Falmonth  Free  Public  Library 

10,526  vols  Pamelia  F  Robbins 

Fitchburg  Public  Library 

57,190  vols  George  E  Nutting 

Fitchbnrgr  State  Normal  School  Library 

5,000  vols.  Maud  A  Goodfellow 

Foxborough  Boy  den  Library 

4,000  vols.  Mary  D.  Torrey 

Framingham  Town  Library 

36,000  vols  Emma  L  Clarke 

Franklin  Library  Association 

9,500  vols  Mrs  E  G  Campbell 

Franklin  Dean  Academy  Library 

4,000  vols  Edna  M  Trafton 

Freetown  Guilford  H.  Hathaway  Lib 

1,000  vols.  M  Florence  Dean 

Gardner  Levi  Heywood  Mem  Library 

15,815  vols  Lilian  Callahan 

Gay  Head  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  J  H  Hubert 

Georgetown  Peabody  Library 

10,423  vols.  Sara  T.  Noyes 

Gilbertville  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  M  P  Colvin 

Gill  Free  Public  Library 

2,652  vols  Mrs  C  C  Wrisley 

Gill  Riverside  Gill  Public  Library 

12,000  vols  Frank  D  Jones 

Gloucester  Sawyer  Free  Library 

20,000  vols  Rachel  S  Webber 

Goshen  Free  Public  Library 

2,080  vols  John  J  Nicholson 

Grafton  Free  Public  Library 

14,192  vols  Lucy  W  Biscoe 

Granby  Free  Public  Library 

4,300  vols  Mary  E  Kellogg 

Granvtlle  Free  Public  Library 

3,112  vols  Mabel  H.  Root 

Great  Harrington  Free  Library 

15,139  vols  Enima  W.  Sheldon 

Greenfield  Free  Library 

31,334  vols  May  Ashley 

Greenwich  Public  Library 

2,551  vols  Helen  I.  Nevins 

Groton  Free  Public  Library 

13,489  vols  Emma  F  Blood 

Groveland  Public  Library 

5,057  vols  Helena  M  Nickerson 

Hadley  Goodwin  Memorial  Library 

6/100  vols  George  C  Marsh 

Hah  fax  Holmes  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  James  T    Thomas 


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Hamilton   Public  Library 

3,709  vols  Mrs.  Grace  C.  Stone 

Hampden  Free  Public  Library 

2,025  vols  Mrs.  John  Q   Adams 

Hancock   Public  Library 

1,480  vols  Annie  H.  Morey 

Janover  John  Curtis  Free  Library 

7,000  vols  Bessie  M    Sproul 

Hanson  Free  Public  Library 

2,700  vols  Mary   J.    Drew 

Hardwick  Free  Town  Library 

1,820  vols  Hannah  R.  Spooner 

Hard  wick  Paige  Memorial  Library 

4,122  vols  Nettie  C   Bridges 

Harvard  Public  Library 

6,433  vols  Helen  L  Barnard 

Harwich  Brooks  Free  Library 

4,000  vols  Susie  Underwood 

Hatfield  Public  Library 

7,000  vols  C    M    Barton 

Haverhill  Public  Library 

105,000  vols  John  Grant  Moulton 

Hawley  Free  Public  Library 

1,866  vols.  Albert  F  Sears 

Haydenville  Public  Library 

2,174  vols  Thomas  H   Ives 

Heath  Free  Public  Library  ^ 

2,000  vols  Henry  Kirk  Smith 

Htngham  Public  Library 

25,000  vols  Albert  L  Stephenson 

Hinsdale  Public  Library 

6,500  vols  Mrs    Cora  'Lovell 

Holbrook  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Zenas   A.   French 

Holden  Gale  Free  Library 

7,420  vols  Mis  M  Addie  Holden 

Holland  Public  Library 

15  000  vols  Delia  M    Blodgett 

Holliston  Public  Library 

9,615  vols  Blanche  E.  Partridge 

Holyoke  Public  Library 

50,000  vols  Frank  G  Willcox 

Holyoke  Teachers'  Professional  Library 

2,000  vols  H.  B.  Lawrence 

Hopedale  Bancroft  Memorial  Library 

12,000  vols.          Harriet  B.  Sornborger 
Hopkinton  Public  Library 

6  300  vols  Caroline  M.  Wilbur 

Hubbardston  Public  Library 

6,245  vols  Mrs   Lucy  H   Clough 

Hudson  Public  Library          ™_.xi 

12,000  vols.  G.  M  Whittemore 

Hull  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  M    I    Nyell 

Huntington  Free  Public  Library 

1  000  vols  Helen  Stanlon 

Hyannls  Free  Public  Library 

3,500  vols  Ora  A.  Hinckley 

Ipswich  Free  Public  Library 

11,194  vols  Mrs    Mary  B    Maine 

Kingston  Frederic  C.  Adams  Public  Lib 

9,150  vols  Mrs   J   F   McLauthlen 

Lakeville  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Hannah  K.  Nelson 

Lancaster  Town  Library 

39,115  vols  Virginia  M.  Keyes 

Lanesborongh  Town  Library 

1,326  vols  Mrs    William  Baker 

Lawrence  Free  Public  Library 

69,238  vols  William  A.  Walsh 


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Lee  Public  Library 

8,500  vols  Mary  Stallman 

Leicester  Public  Library 

15.000  vols  Mary  D   Thurston 

Lenox  Public  Library 

23,864  vols  Edith  Fitch 

Leominster  Public  Library 

31,584  vols  Florence  E   Wheeler 

Leverett  Free  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Mane  H    Rowland 

Lexington  Gary  Memorial  Library 

28,384  vols  Marian  P  Kirkland 

Leyden  Free  Public  Library 

1,900  vols.  Helen  Hooper 

Lincoln  Public  Library 

7,516  vols.  Lydia  J.  Chapin 

Littleton  Reuben  Hoar  Library 

13,500  vols  Margaret  E    Thacher 

Longmeadow  Town  Library 

3,400   vols  Mrs    K.   C.  Gates 

Lowell  City  Library 

100,000  vols  Frederick  A.  Chase 

Lowell  State  Normal  School  Library 

2  500  vols  Ethel  E    Kimball 

Ludlow  Hubbard  Memorial  Library 

8,000  vols  Mrs    Jane  Dunn 

Lnnenbnrsr  Ritter  Memorial  Library 

7,580  vols  L.   Frances  Jones 

Lynn  Free  Public  Library 

102,286  vols    Harriet  Louise  Matthews 
Lynnfield  Public  Library 

1,870  vols  Elizabeth  W.  Green 

Magnolia  Public  Library 

7,000  vols  Constance  €.  Sargent 

Maiden  Public  Library 

66,000  vols  Herbert  W   Fison 

Manehauer  Public  Library 

3,100  vols  Howard  Knight 

Manchester  Public  Library 

16,000  vols  Jennie  C.  Sargent 

Mansfield  Public  Library 

3,666  vols  Ida  F.  Hodges 

Marblebead  Abbott  Public  Library 

20,000  vols         Mrs.  Sarah  E.  Gregory 
Marion  Taber  Library 

8,075  vols  Alice  Austin  Ryder 

Marlborongn  Public  Library 

30,000  vols  Sarah  E.  Getting 

Marstons  Mills  Public  Library 

1,900  vols  Caroline  Coleman 

Marshfteld  "Ventress  Free  Library 

4,650  vols  Josephine  A  Baker 

Marshfleld  Hills  Clif  t  Rogers  Public  Lib. 
L.    S    Richards 
Masnpee  Public  Library 

1,050  vols.  Clara  Collins 

Mattapoisett  Free  Public  Library 

7,012  vols  Grace  A  Tilden 

Maynard  Public  Library 

5,271  vols  Mrs   Sarah  F  Nyman 

Mecffleld  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Lucretia  M.  Johnson 

Medford  Public  Library 

50,000  vols  A.  L   Sargent 

Medwar  Dean  Library 

Mrs.  Bertha  C.  Hunt 
Melrose  Public  Library 

16,000  vols.        •      Carrie  M    Worthen 
Mendon  Taft  Public  Library 

&,500  vols  Mrs   Lena  "W   Oeorg-e 


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Merrfmac  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  S   J    Sayre 

Methuen  Nevins  Memorial  Library 

20,000  vols  Harriet  L.  Crosby 

MIddleborough  Public  Library 

23,246  vols  Mary  M  Eddy 

Mlddlefield  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  K   W.  Smith 

Middleton  Flint  Public  Library 

7,667  vols  Lillian  P    Fletcher 

Milford  Town  Library 

19,789  vols  Nathaniel  F   Blake 

Bniltnury  Town  Library 

7,804    vols  Carolyn    C.    Waters 

Millers  Falls  Public  Library 

Mrs    W    A.  Butman 
Millis  Free  Public  Library 

4,500  vols  Mrs    M    Day 

Milton  Public  Library 

25,409  vols  Gertrude  E    Forrest 

Monroe  Free  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Lillian  A.  Gordon 

Monson  Free  Library 

12  782  vols.  Nellie  F    Squier 

Montague  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Kate  A.  Armstrong- 

Monterey  Free  Library 

2,600  vols  H    B    Bogart 

Montgomery  Free  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs    D   L   Allyn 

Mt.  Hermon  Schauffier  Memonal  Lib 

13,000  vols  Anna  L   Miller 

Mount  Washington  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Howard  D   Lamson 

Nahant  Public  Library 

22,000  vols  May  W    Perkins 

Nantasket  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Mary  W   Clark 

Nantncket  Athenaeum 

18,000  vols.  Clara  Parker 

Natlck  Morse  Institute  Library 

27,225  vols  Mira  R   Partridge 

Nfeedham  Free  Public  Library 

12,411  vols.  Ella  R.  McDowell 

New  Asnford  Public  Library 

George  H   Halfacre 
New  Bedford  Free  Public  Library 

160  000  vols  George  H   Tripp 

New  Braintree  Public  Library 

2,128  vols  Carrie  F.  Bush 

New  Marlborougn  Mt.  Washington  Pub- 
lic Library 

Rev.  Ed.  C.  Gillette 
New  Salem  Public  Library 

3,500  vols  Florence  I  Cogswell 

Newburyport  Public  Library 

50,250  vols  John  D  Parsons 

Newton  Free  Libiary 

93,758  vols  Harold  T    Dougherty 

Norfolk  Public  Library 

1,600  vols  Walter  L   Sykes 

North  Abington  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Gertrude  M    Gleason 

North  Adams  Blackinton  Free  Library 

4.050  vols  Gladys  Hughes 

North  Adams  Free  Public  Library 

36  415  vols  Mabel  Temple 

North  Adams  State  Normal  School  Lib* 

7,500  vols  Mary  Louise  Bright 


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North  Amherst  Public  Library 

2,500   -vols  Emma   H    Parsons 

North  Andover  Stevens  Memorial  Lib. 
13,000  vols  Elizabeth   M    Pond 

North  Attleborough  Richards  Mem.  Lib 

12  000  vols  Miss   Ada   M    Perry 
North  Brookfield  Free  Public  Library 

9,546  vols  Nellie  L   Smith 

North   Chelmsford  Public  Library 

6,500  vols  Anna   C     MacKay 

North  Dana  Free  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Miss  Grace  Haskins 

Noith  Easton  Ames  Free  Library 

19,087  vols  Mary  L    Lamprey 

North  Leverett  Public  Library 

Mrs    S.   S    Graves 
North  Plymouth  Loring  Beading  Room 

8,000  vols.  Maude  B    Colcord 

North  Raynham  Library  Association 

1,100  vols  H  W   Robinson 

North  Reading:  Flint  Memorial  Library 

5,919  vols  Addie  W    Gowing 

North  Scituate  Pierce  Memorial  Library 
Mrs     Sarah    J.   Marsh 
Northborough  Free  Library 

13,706  vols  M  Evelyn  Potter 

Northampton  Clarke  Public  Library 

39,645  vols  Sara  D    Kellog-g 

Northampton  Forbes  Library 

133,360  vols  Joseph  LetRoy  Harrison 
Northampton  Smith  College  Library 

62,522  vols  Josephine  A    Clark 

Northampton   (Florence  Sta  )   Lilly  Lib 

6,000  vols  Mrs   S   M  Paxton 

Northboron&h  Free  Library 

13  000  vols  M   Evelyn  Potter 
Northbrid&e  Whitmsville  Social  Library 

10,910  vols  Mary  R  Clarke 

Northfield  Dickinson  Memorial  Library 

9,029  vols  Mrs  C  A  Randall 

Norton  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Katherme  Payson 

Norwell  James  Public  Library 

3,620  vols.  Joseph  F.  Merritt 

Norwood  Morrill  Memorial  Library 

15.800  vols  Jane  A  Hewett 

Oafeham  Free  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Frank  E  Davis 

Oranj?e  Free  Public  Library 

13,831  vols  N  Gertrude  Hendnckson 
Orleans  The  Snow  Library 

8,528  vols  Mary  S  Cummmgs 

Ostervllle  Public  Library 

3,254  vols  Mrs.  Maurice  Crocker 

Otis  Free  Public  Library 

1  300  vols  Miss  Retto  A  Downs 

Oxford  Free  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Mrs.  Clara  A  Fuller 

Palmer  Young  Men's  Library  Ass'n 

10,000  vols  Clifton  H  Hobson 

Paxton  Free  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Rena  Robinson 

Peabody  Institute  Library 

47,000  vols  John  E  Keefe 

Peabody  Eben  Dale  Button  Ret.  Lib 

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Pelham  Free  Public  Library 

1,355  vols  Mrs   Carrie  Andriance 


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Pembroke  Free  Library 

3,000  vols  Ellen  F    Cox 

Pepperell  Lawrence  Library 

11,000  vols  Helen  M   Wiley 

Peru  Free  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs    J    J    D    Barden 

Petersham  Memorial  Library 

10,500  vols  Fanny  G   Prince 

Phillipstou  Phillips  Free  Public  Lib 

6,487  vols  Flora  V_  Danforth 

Pig-eon  Cove  Public  Library 

1,400  vols  Martha  P.  Fritch 

Pittsfield  Berkshire  Athenaeum 

65,000  vols  Hailan  H    Ballard 

Plainfield  Public  Library 

1,700  vols  Mrs    M   E    Smith 

Plvmouth   Russell  Public  Library 

18,280  vols  Mrs   Flora  E    Whyte 

Plymouth  Pilgrims  Society  Library 

3,000  vols  H    N    P.  Hubbard 

Plympton   Free   Public  Library 

2,150  vols  Helen  S    Robbms 

Prescott    Free   Public   Library 

3,086  vols  Mildred  G    Field 

Princeton  Public  Library 

7,500  vols  Susan  A    Davis 

Provlncetown  Public  Library 

13,700  vols  Abbie  C   Putnam 

Qulncy  Thomas  Crane  Public  Library 

37,153  vols  Alice  G    White 

Randolph   Turner  Free  Library 

25,000  vols         Dr  Charles  C  Farnham 
Raynham  Free  Library 

1,500  vols.  Lucy  W.  Thompson 

Reading-  Public  Library 

10,500  vols.  Bertha  L.  Brown 

Rehoboth  The  Blanding-  Library 

1,500  vols  Mis    Fiank  L    Thomas 

Revere  Public  Library 

9,814  vols.  Harriet  T.  Fenno 

Richmond  Free  Public  Library 

1,649  vols  Abbie  E.  Barnes 

Rochester  Free   Public  Library 

36,000  vols  Annie  T.  "Wilbur 

Rockland   Public  Library 

14,002  vols  Angela  W.  Collins 

Rockport  Public  Library 

7,043  vols.  •     Mabel  L  Woodfall 

Rowe   Town   Library 

2,700  vols  Mrs    L    T    Jance 

Rowley  Free  Public  Library 

3,195  vols.  Catharine  N.  Migfhill 

Royalston  Public  Library 

2,753  vols.  Mrs.  E.  E.  Mackenzie 

Russell  Free  Public  Library 

1,687  vols  Mrs  Nelson  Marcotte 

Rutland  Free  Public  Library 

5,062  vols  Mrs    E5.  J.  Prouty 

Salem  Public  Library 

63,500  vols  Gardner  M    Jones 

Salem  Charitable  Mechanic  Ass'n 

6,500  vols.  G.  Arthur  Bodwell 

Salem  Essex  Institute  Library 

495,000  vols  Alice  G.  Waters 

Salem  State  Normal  School  Library 

10,000  vols  Harriet  L   Martin 

Salisbury  Free  Public  Library 

1,300  vols.          Miss  Alice  R.  Currier 


Massachusetts — continued 

Sandisfield  Free  Public  Library 

Carrie  M.  Barker 
Sandwich  Weston  Memorial  Library 

5,700  vols  Annie  A    Rogers 

Sangus   Free   Public  Library 

11,580  vols  Emma  E.  Newhall 

Savoy  Free  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  C    A    Maranville 

Scituate  Allen  Memorial  Libraiy 

1,970  vols  Mis   C    W.  Frye 

Seekonk   Free   Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Edna  T    Paull 

Sharon   Public  Library 

7,000  vols  Isadora  B    Paine 

Sheffield  Free  Town  Library 

1,428   vols  Gertrude   S.   Gleason 

Shelbnrne  Free  Public  Library 

3,096  vols  Mercy  A    Anderson 

Sbelburne  Falls  Arms  Library 

10,674  vols  Mrs    S    A    Field 

Sheiborn  Dowse  Library 

7,550  vols      Elizabeth  Dowse  Coolidge 
Shirley  Public  Library 

5  467  vols  Grace  M    Kilburn 
Shrewsbury  Free  Public  Library 

10,932  vols  Mabel   E    Knowlton 

Sliutesbury  Free  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Edith  T    Haskell 

Somerset  Free  Public  Library 

3  000  vols  Fiances  M    Rogers 

Somerville  Public  Library 

115,000  vols  Z>rew  B.  Hall 

South  Ashburnham  Public  Library 

Mrs.  F.  Z    Howe 
South  Braintree  Thayer  Public  Library 

16  500  vols  Lucretia  F  Hatch 

South  Dartmouth  Southworth  Library 

7,000  vols  Theodosia  P    Chase 

South  E&remcnt  Free  Library 

1.700  vols  Miss  Hilda  Brusie 

South   Groveland  Hale   Library 

1,000  vols 
South  Hadley  Public  Library 

6  800  vols  Rebecca  F    Smith 
South  Hadley  Mt.  Holy  ok e  College  Lib. 

56,000  vols  Bertha  E  Blakely 

South  Hadley  Falls  Public  Library 

4,877  vols  Miss  Lottie  I.  Judd 

South  Hanson  Wampatuck  Library 

Mrs    A    F    Phillips 
South  Natick  Bacon  Free  Library 

8,600  vols.  Mrs  A.  Williams 

South  Weymouth  Fogg  Memorial  Lib. 

7  500  vols  Ruth  N    Tower 
South  Williamstown  Public  Library 

2,600  vols  Mrs  L  T  Sanford 

South  Yarmouth  Public  Library 

2,900  vols.  Mrs.  Tarn  sen  Baker 

Southampton  Library  Association 

4,000  vols.  Eva  M.  Gridley 

Southborough  Fay  Library 

12,356  vols  Susie  Brewer 

Southbridge  Jacob  Edwards  Library 

23,535  vols  Ella  E  Miersch 

South  wick  Free  Public  Library 

2,580  vols  Mrs  C  G  Stone 

Spencer  Richard  Sugden  Public  Library 

14,000  vols  Alice  W  Curtis 

Sprinsrfield  City  Library  Association 

215,000  vols  Hiller  C.  "Wellman 


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Springfield  Y    M    C    A   Library 

10,000  vols  J  T  Bowne 

Sterling  Conant  Piee  Public  Libraiy 

9,289  vols  Pearl  L  Hey  wood 

Stockbridge  Library  Association 

9,700  \ols  A^nes  J  Goodwin 

Stoneliam  Free  Public  Library 

13,7iy  vols  Julia  L  Crocker 

Stoughton  Public  Library 

14,000  vols  Amelia  Clifton 

Stow  Randall  Memorial  Library 

6,000  vols  Susan  M  Lawrence 

Sturbrld^e  Joshua  Hyde  Public  Library 

8  486  vols  Susan  L.  Haynes 

Stidbury  The  Goodnow  Library 

10,500  vols  Mrs  Warren  Hunt 

Snnderland  Public  Library 

5,391  vols.  Abbie  T  Montague 

Sutton  Free  Library 

4,700  vols  Sarah  M  Mills 

Swampscott  Public  Library 

14,500  \ols  Sarah  Louise  Honors 

Swansea  Free  Public  Library 

7,028  vols  Otis  O  "Wright 

Tftunton  Public  Library 

67,295  vols  Joshua  Eddy  Crane 

Templeton  Boynton  Public  Library 

10,185  vols  Grace  E  Blodgett 

Tewksfonry  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Abbie  M.  Blaisdell 

Tolland  Free  Library 

1,050  vols  Wilbert  Munn 

Topsfleld  Town  Library 

11,304  vols  Annie  P-  Gleason 

Townsend  Public  Library 

6,471  vols  Mrs  Evelyn  L  Warren 

Tufts  College  Library 

68,000  vols  Ethel  M.  Hayes 

Trnro  Town  Library 

2,454  vols  Mrs.  L  A  Ryder 

Turners  Falls  Carnegie  Public  Library 

9,400  vols  Louise  S  Paitenhemer 

Tyn^shoro  Littlefield  Public  Library 

7,390  vols  Jennie  J  Bancroft 

Tyringham  Free  Public  Library 

1,650  vols  Mis  E  G  Hale 

Upton  Town  Library 

7,000  vols  Mrs  Laura  C  Sadler 

Uxbridge  Free  Public  Library 

12,000  vols  Beatrice  Putnam  Sprague 
Vfnevard  Haven.  Free  Public  Library 

6,500  vols  Bessie  S  Stanton 

Wakefleld  Beebe  Town  Library 

18,222  vols  Miss  H  Gertrude  Lee 

Wales  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  L  H.  Thompson 

Walpole  Public  Library 

13,000  vols  Ida  J.  Phelps 

Waltham  Public  Library 

49,000  vols  Orlando  €  Davis 

Ware  Young-  Men's  Library  Association 

17,000  vols  Almeda  B  Robbms 

Wareham  Free  Library 

3,500  vols  Alexina  F.  Burgess 

Warren  Public  Library 

11,986  vols  Joseph  G  Hastings 

Warwick  Free  Library 

5,827  vols.         Mrs    Alice  R   Hastings 


Massachusetts — continued 

Watertown  Free  Public  Library 

44,195  vols  Solon  F    Whitney 

Watertovtn  Perkins  Institution  Library 

20,580  vols  Laura  M   Sawyer 

Wayland  Town  Library 

15,593  vols  Margaret  E.  Wheeler 

Webster  Public  Library 

10,150  vols   Mrs   Phoebe  P  Kmgsbury 
Wellesley  Free  Library 

18,844  vols  Elizabeth  H.  Camp 

Welleslev  College  Library 

75,800  vols         Henrietta  St   B   Brooks 
Wellfleet   Free   Public  Library 

2,102  vols  Annabelle  S   Linnell 

Wendell  Free  Library 

2,000  vols  Miss  M    E.  Whitney 

Wenham  Public  Library 

4,800  vols  Benj    H    Conant 

West  Acton  Boxboro  Free  Public  Lib 

2,000  vols.  Mabel  P    Robbins 

We&t  Boxford  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Nellie  M    Spofford 

West  Boylston  Public  Library 

8,574  vols  Annie  M    Waite 

West  Bridge?*  ater  Public  Library 

8,370  vols  Mrs    Hattie  "E   Gary 

West  Brookfield  Merriam  Public  Lib 

8,560  vols  Mary  P.  Foster 

West  Falmoutn  Library 

Albert  S    Bowerman 
West  Hawley  Public  Library 

1,725  vols  Albert  Sears 

West  Medway  Public  Library 

4,580   vols  Mrs    Anna  Fales 

West  Newlmry  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Sarah  O   Bailey 

West  Springfield  Public  Libiary 

10,000  vols  Rachel  N.  T   Stone 

West  Stoekbridge  Free  Library 

2,949  vols  Susan  W    Blake 

West  Sutton  Fiee  Library 

1,900  vols  John  N   Z    Benoist 

West  Tistmry  Free  Public  Library 

2,000  vols        Emma  Mavhew  Whiting 
West  Yarmouth  Public  Library 

1,700  vols  Hannah  Maria  Taylor 

Westboronj?h  Public  Library 

17,780  vols  Floia  B   Brigham 

West  field  Athenaeum 

31,100  vols  _George  L   Lewis 

Westford  J.  V.  Fletcher  Library 

16,000  vols  Mary  P  Bunce 

Westhampton  Reunion  Library 

4,252  vols  George  H    Knight 

Westminster  Forbush  Memorial  Library 

7,714  vols  Miss  Sadie  F  Greene 

Weston   Public  Library 

21,732  vols  Maud  M    Pennock 

Westport  Free  Public  Library 

1,563  vols  Annie  K.  Howland 

Westwood  Public  Library 

43,917  vols  Annie  L  Richardson 

Weymouth  The  Tufts '  Library 

28,812  vols  Abbie  L  Loud 

Whately  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Arlene  I   Roote 

Whitman  Public  Library 

13,441  vols.  Bllena  S    Spilsted 

WUbraham  Free  Public  Library 
2,183  vols  H.  W.  Cutler 


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Wllkinsonville  Button  Free  Library 

Augusta    Houghton 

Wllltamsbnrg  Meekins  Memorial  Lib 

9,000  vols  Myra  A  Hill 

Williamstown  Public  Library 

7,400  vols  Lucy  F  Curtis 

Willlamstown  Williams  College  Library 

86,970  vols  '  Christine  Price 

Wilmington  Public  Library 

3,215  vols  Anna  T.  Sheldon 

Winchendon  Public  Library 

10,428  vols  Mrs  M  L  Manzer 

Winchester  Public  Library 

23,000  vols  Cora  A  Quimby 

Windsor  Free  Public  Library 

1,000  vols.  Mrs  D  Bird 

Winthrop  Public  Library 

14,400  vols  Sabma  M  Nelson 

Wobnrn  Public  Library 

51,121  vols.  George  Hill  Evans 

Woods  Hole  Public  Library 

13,000  vols  Edna  E  Wells 

Worcester  Free  Public  Library 

218,473  vols  Robert  K  Shaw 

Worcester  Co,  Horticultural  Soc  lib. 

3,657  vols  Lucy  M  Coulson 

Worcester  Clark  University  Library 

70,000  vols  Louis  N  Wilson 

Worcester  Holy  Cross  College  Library 

33,000  vols.  Robert  Swickeroth 

Worcester  State  Normal  School  Lib 

12,000  vols  Anna  P  Smith 

Worcester  Polytechnic  Institute  Library 

16,000  vols  Emily  M  Haynes 

Worcester  Amer  Antiquarian  Soc.  Lib. 

140,000  vols  Claience  S  Brigham 

Worthingrton  Free  Library 

3,100  vols  Arthur  G  Capen 

Wrentham  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Mary  A  Smith 

Yarmouth  Library  Association 

9,000  vols.        Mrs.  Lydia  C  Matthews 


MICHIGAN 

State  Board  of  Library  Commissioners: 
Mrs.  Mary  C.  Spencer,  Secretary,  State 
Library,  Lansing 

Adrian  Public  School  Library 

23,500  vols  Margaret  F.  Jewell 

Adrian  College  Library 

6,000  vols  J   Belle  Waldo 

Albion   College  Library 

23,079  vols  Rose  Ball 

Albion  Ladies'  Public  Library 

6,208  vols  Elizabeth  L   Farnham 

Allegan  Township  Library 

6,993  vols  Leonora  E  Porter 

Alma  College  Library 

24,868  vols  Helen  B    Cook 

Alpena  Public  Library 

5,580  vols  Emily  E   Oliver 

Ann  Arbor  Public  Library 

18,000  vols  Nellie  S    Loving 

Ann  Arbor  Gen    Lib  ,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

375,000  vols          Wm   Warner  Bishop 


Michigan — continued 

Battle  Creek  "Willard  Library 

30,795  vols  Leila  "Williams 

Bay  City   Public  Library 

45,000  vols  Mis    A   F  MacDonell 

Bay  City  Sage  Library 

37,000  vols  Mollie  M.  Gilbert 

Belleiue  Township  Library 

1,400  Mrs.  M.  W.  De  Puy 

Benton  Harbor  Public  Library 

9,300  vols  Theodosia  Falkingham 

Big  Rapids   Phelps1   Free  Library 

8,474  vols  Mis    E    M    Robinson 

Bi#  Rapids  Ferris  Institute  Library 

2,000  vols 
Birmingham  Baldwin  Library 

1,000  vols  Daisy    Durkee 

Buchanan    Township   Library 

2,000  vols  Inez    Swanson 

Cadillac  Carnegie  Public  Library 

13,414  vols  Wjilliam  F   Sanborn 

Calumet  Public  Library,  C.  &  H.  M   Co. 

45,000  vols  Mrs    E.  S    Gnerson 

Cassopolfs  LaGrange  Township  Library 

3,147  vols  Mrs   Stella  Kmgsbury 

Charlevoix  Carnegie  Library 

7,000  vols  Anna  Bon 

Charlotte    Public   Library 

9,000  vols  Emily  B   Robb 

Chelioygan  Carnegie  Free  Library 

7,050  vols  Amy  M  Bell 

Coldwater  Free  Public  Library 

18,735  vols  Florence  M.  Holmes 

Cromwell  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Miss  Seorns 

Crvstal  Falls  Public  Library 

5,884  vols  Pearl  Margison 

Detroit  Public  Library 

350,000  vols  Adam  Strohm 

Detroit  University  of  Detroit  Library 

13,280  vols.         Philip  Charles  Dunne 
Dowaglac  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Grace  Re  Shore 

Dryden  Ladies'  Library  Association 

1,200  Hattie  Balch 

Baton  Rapids  City  Library 

3,400  vols.  Jeannette  Hosier 

Elk  Rapids  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Grace  La  Forge 

Escanaba  Carnegie  Public  Library 

8,811  vols  Lura  E    Brubaker 

Flint  Public   Library 

16,000  vols  Lena  E    Caldwell 

Flushing:  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Sadie  Greenfield 

Frankfort  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Mrs  Ella  E  Lmfcletter 

Fremont  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  "'Tlflli   T?fifrffft 

Gavlord  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs    B    E    Kmnel 

Grand  Haven  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Isabella  Thompson 

Grand  Rapids  Public  Library 

162,798  vols  Samuel  H   Ranck 

Greenville  Public  Libraiy 

4,000  vols  Alice  Fuller 

Hancock   Public   Library 

3,000  vols 
Harbor  Springs    Library   Association 

5,000  vols  Mrs   Bertha  Fuller 


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Hastings   Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Clara  Durea 

HUlsdale  Mitchell  Public  Library 

12,328  vols  Mary  Pratt 

Hillsdale  College  Libfary 

21,500  vols  Caroline  G  Dudley 

Holland  Graves  Library,  Hope  College 

23,000  vols  Albert  Raap 

Holland  Public  Library 

7,200  vols  Jennie  R  Kanters 

Holland  Township  Library 

1,200  vols  A.  Van  Der  Haar 

Honghton  Public  Library 

11,500  vols  Harriet  L  Allen 

Hough-ton  Michigan  Col  of  Mines  Lib. 

26,607  vols.  Frances  H  Scott 

Howell  Carnegie  Library 

9,683  vols  E  Gladys  Cook 

Hudson  Public  Library 

7,919  vols  Mamie  E  Havens 

Ionia  Hall-Fowler  Memorial  Library 

7,090  vols  Daisy  Mary  Smith 

Iron  Mountain  Carnegie  Public  Library 

12,941  vols  Mary  F  Carpenter 

Ironwood  Carnegie  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Esther  Kronlund 

Ishpemlng  Carnegie  Public  Library 

20,000  vols  Mis  Nellie  E  Brayton 
Jackson  Public  Library 

45,000  vols  John  S  -Cleavinger 

Jonesville  Ladies'  Library 

4,000  vols  Sarah  Sinclair 

Kalamazoo  College  Library 

15,000  vols  Mark  Bailey 

Kalamazoo  Public  Library 

50,100  vols  Isabella  C  Roberts 

Kalamazoo  Western  Normal  School  Lib 

12,945  vols  Esther  Braley 

Lake  Linden  Township  Library 

1,600  vols  Miss  Jones 

Lansing  Public  Library 

25,628  vols  Mrs  E  Jennie  McNeal 

Lansing:  Michigan  State  Library 

200,000  vols  Mrs  Mary  C  Spencer 
Lansing-  Mich.  Agric  College  Library 

37  000  vols  Mrs  Linda  Eoline  Landon 
Lexington  Moore  Public  Library 

3,987  vols.  Florence  H.  Walther 

Lndlngton  Carnegie  Public  Library 

9,350  vols  Alice  L  Wing 

Manchester  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Jane  Palmer 

Manistee  Public  Library 

17,500  vols  Angie  Messer 

Manistlque  School  and  Public  Library 

3,575  vols.  Edith  Fuller 

Marqnette  Peter  White  Public  Library 

28  200  vols  Alma  A  Olson 

Marquette  Northern  State  Normal  Lib 

19,000  vols  Lydia  M  Olson 

Marshall  City  Library 

4,000  vols  Miss  Monk 

Mendon  Township  Free  Public  Library 

6,022  vols.  Mrs  Grace  Osgood 

Menominee  Spies  Public  Library 

12,000  vols  Zana  K  Miller 

Monroe  City  Library 

8,450  vols  Mrs  Jennie  S  Wallace 

Mount  Clemens  Public  Library 

11,586  vols  Agnes  L   Snover 


Michigan — continued 

Mount  Pleasant  Central  State  Norm  Lib. 

18,000  vols  M    Louise  Converse 

Munising  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  C     J     Johnson 

Muskegon  Hackley  Public  Library 

56,000  vols  Lulu  F    Miller 

Negaunee  City  Library 

4,000  vols  S.  E    Wellett 

New  berry  McMillan  Library 

2,000  vols  Lulu  Van  Meer 

Niles  Public  Library 

8,345  vols  Miss  Orrill  P    Coohdge 

Northville  Ladies'  Library  Ass'n 

2,700   vols. 
Olivet  College  Library 

33,100  vols  W.  S    Leavenworth 

Onaviar  High  School  Library 

1,500  vols  Adelaide  Russell 

Otsego  Township  Library 

2,208  vols  Mrs    E    Myrtle  Curry 

Owosso   Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Frances  Jones 

Owosso  Y.  M.  C   A.  Library 

900  vols  Richard  C.  Lindenius 

Oxford   Public  Library 

1,000   vols  A    D    DeWitt 

Pentwater  Township  Library 

3,200  vols  W    E    Lewis 

Petoskey  Public  Library 

6,200  vols  Amy  Lusk 

Plainwell  Ladies'  Library  Association 

2,000  vols  Mrs    J.  M    Clement 

Pontiac  Ladies'  Library 

4,000  vols  Agnes  P.  Cudworth 

Port  Huron  Public  Library 

25,000  vols.  Kathryne  Sleneau 

Portland  Free  Library 

2,550  vols  Edna  J.  Bandfleld 

Q,ulncy  Public  Library 

7,069  vols  Mrs   Maud  S   Barnes 

Republic  Township  Library 

2,759  vols.  Agnes  Lam o on 

Rldgreway  Hall  Memorial  Library 

1,825  vols         Mrs    William  H    Arner 
St.  Glair  Ladies'  Library  Association 

1,952  vols.  Bessie  J   Howell 

St.  Johns  Ladies'  Library  Association 

3,500  vols.  Sara  Pouch 

Si.  Joseph  Public  Library 

6,600  vols  Ida  L    Eckert 

Saginaw,  East  Side  Public  Library 

19,000  vols  Mary  E   Dow 

Saginaw,  West  Side  Public  Library 

16,739  vols  Anna  Benjamin 

Saginaw  Hoyt  Public  Library 

35,200  vols  Harriet  (EC.  Ames 

Saginaw  Germania  Library 

7,750  vols  Frank  M   Leiteow 

Sault  Ste.  Marie  Carnegie  Library 

10,730  vols  Adah  Shelly 

Sebewaingr  Thorpe  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Christ    Shultz 

South  Haven  City  &  Twp    Library 

2,000  vols 
Spring:  Lake  Township  Library 

1,200  vols  Egbert  Winter 

Sturgis  Carnegie  Free  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs   S   G-.  Patterson 

Tecumseh  Public  Library 

6,084  vols  Elizabeth  Widney 


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Three  Rivers  Free  Public  Library 

13,200  vols  Sue  Imogrene  Silliman 

Traverse  City  Public  Library 

16,000  vols  Alice  M  Wait 

Traverse  City  Ladies'  Library  Assn. 

4,250  vols  Mrs  Callie  Thacker 

Union  City  Union  Township  Library 

1,370  vols  Mrs.  R.  S  Townsend 

Va«sar  Bullard  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Elmer  Lane 

VIcksburj?  Ladies'  Library 

1,000  vols.  Ruth  Ramsdell 

Vlcksburg  Schoolcraft  Twp  Library 

1,250  vols  C  L  Van  Antwerp 

lfcest  Bay  City  Sage  Library 

28,591  vols  Phebe  Parker 

Whitehall  Township  Library 

1,700  vols  Mrs  M  G  Hollis 

Wvandotte  Public  Library 

7,750  vols  Elizabeth  M  Conwell 

Ypsilanti  Public  School  Library 

8,312  vols  Ellen  C  Hoffman 

Ypsilanti  Ladies'  Library 

10,400  vols  Lucy  B  Loomis 

Ypsilanti  State  Normal  School  Library 

39,000  vols  Genevieve  M   Walton 


MINNESOTA 

State  Public  Library  Commission:  Clara 
F.  Baldwin,  Secretary,  The  Capitol, 
St.  Panl 

Aitkin  Carnegie  Library 

2,180  vols  Esther  L  Seavey 

Albert  Lea  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Henryetta  Armstrong 

Albert  Lea  College  Library 

3,500  vols  Elizabeth  Purves 

Alexandria  Public  Library 

8,265  vols  Margaret  A  McCord 

Anoka  Public  Library 

5,850  vols  Mrs  Georgia  A  Goss 

Appleton  Appleton  Library 

2,200  vols  Mrs  Anna  La  Rue 

Austin  Carnegie  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Mrs  Flora  C  Conner 

Bemidll  Public  Library 

2,161  vols  Beatrice  Mills 

Bine  Earth  Ross  Memorial  Library 

3,500  vols  Alta  M  Cummings 

Brainerd  Public  Library 

3,500  vols  Mrs  Lillia  M.  Follett 

Canon  Falls  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Alberta  Ackerman 

Chisholm  Public  Library 

3,500  vols  Margaret  Palmer 

Cloquet  Public  Library 

4,092  vols  Mildred  Riley 

Collegeville  St.  John's  tTniv.  Library 

26  000  vols  Rev  Alexius  Hoffmann 
Crookston  Carnegie  City  Library 

4,000  vols  Elizabeth  Lommen 

Detroit  Public  Library 

2,200  vols  Eva  L  Ferber 

Dnluth  Public  Library 

68,009  vols.  Frances  E  Earhart 

Dnlnth  State  Normal  School  Library 

6,500  vols  Ruth  Ely 


Minnesota — continued 

Ely  Public   School  Library 

3,900  vols  Angela  Coffey 

Eveleth  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Margaret  HIckman 

Fairmont  Public  Library 

4,700  vols.  Minnie  Bird 

Faribault  Public  Library 

12,400  vols  Sarah  E  LeCrone 

Faribault  Seabury  Divinity  School  Lib. 

11,000  vols  F  F.  Kramer 

Fergus  Falls  Public  Library 

4,317  vols  Amy  A.  Lewis 

Glenwood  Public  Library 

2,bOO  vols  Margot  E  Wollan 

Grand  Rapids  Carnegie  Library 

2,270  vols  Mrs  L  W  Huntley 

Granite  Falls  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs  F  J  Creesy 

Hastings  Public  Library 

6326  vols  Stella  Telford 

Hibhing-  Public  Library 

13,379  vols  Dorothy  Hurlbert 

Hntchinson  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Marjorie  Wakefield 

International  Falls  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Jeanette  Kratze 

Jnckson  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Mrs  Savilla  Brown 

Janesville  Public  Library 

1,400  vols  Eva  Harrington 

Lake  City  Public  Library 

3,100  vols  Jennie  E  Baker 

ttindstrom  Public  Library 

1,590  vols  Mrs  C  "W.  Locke 

Litchfield  Public  Library 

3,500  vols  Mrs  Alice  A  Lamb 

Little  Falls  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Mrs  Jenny  L.  Blanchard 
L.OHJ?  Prairie  Library  Association 

1,600  vols  Mrs  Lydia  A.  DeLaurler 
Lnverne  Free  Public  Library 

3,782  vols  Mrs.  D  E  Halbert 

Maclison  Carnegie  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs  Sarah  Hurd 

Dfapleton  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Esther  Reb 

Mankato  Public  Library 

18,062  vols  Flora  F.  Carr 

Mankato  State  Normal  School  Library 

10,070  vols.  Alice  N.  Farr 

Marshall  Carnegie  Library 

2,000  vols  Elizabeth  Rank 

Minneapolis  Public  Library 

319,000  vols  Gratia  A  Countryman 
Minneapolis  Univ.  of  Minnesota  Library 

240,000  vols.  James  Thayer  Gerould 
Minneapolis  Minnesota  College  Library 

3,500  vols  J  T  Sellm 

Minneapolis  Augsburg  Seminary  Lib. 

11,000  vols  John  O  Evjen 

Minneota  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs.  Edith  B.  Seals 

Monticello  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  May  Worthing 

Montevideo  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Mrs  Margaret  E  Webb 
Moorhead  Carnegie  Library 

10,000  vols  Ethel  McCubry 

Moorhead  Concordia  College  Library 

4,000  vols  Miss  Eveline  Anderson 


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Moorhead  State  Normal  School  Library 

It2,400  vols  Izella  M.  Dart 

Morris  Public  Library 

6,800  vols  Agnes  E   Torpey 

Newport  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Lillian  E    Trevette 

New  Ulm  Dr.  Martin  Luther  Col    Lib. 

3,500  vols  John  Meyer 

New  tllm  High  School  Libraiy 

2,000  vols  Marjone  Nethercut 

Northneid  Carleton  College  Library 

23,000  vols.  Miss  E    J    Gladstone 

Northfield  St.  Olaf  College  Library 

10,200  vols.  O    G    Pelland 

Northfield  Public  Library 

5,220  vols  Nellie  B.  Gregg 

Ortonvtlle  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Carrie  Swenson 

Owatonna  Free  Public  Library 

14,903  vols  Audiene  Graham 

Painesville  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Agonia  Heimerdmger 

Park  Rapids  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Maude  R    Ressler 

Pipestone  Free  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Mrs  M    I   Gilson 

Plainvlew   City   Library 

1,500  vols  Kate  Bier 

Preston  Public  Library 

1,800  vols  Mrs.  E  B   Read 

Red  Wing  Carnegie-Lawther  Library 

10,000  vols  Grace  L    Meyer 

Redwood  Falls  Carnegie  Public  Library 

3,100  vols  M   Frances  Moore 

Rochester  Public  Library 

15  000  vols  Edna  Emerick 

Rushford  Public  Library 

2,400  vols  Emma  Crampton 

St.  Anthony  Park  School  of  Agr    Lib. 

21  000  vols  Miss  H   W  Sewall 

St.   Cloud  Public  Library 

13,500  vols  Mrs  Mane  E  Brick 

St.  Cloud  State  Normal  School  Library 

11  437  vols  Otihe  Liedloff 

St.  Paul  Public  Library 

158,180  vols         Wm  Dawson  Johnston 
St.  Paul  Minnesota  Free  Traveling  Lib 

36068  vols  Clara  F    Baldwin 

St.  Paul  Minnesota  Historical  Soc   Lib 

114,472  vols  Solon  J    Buck 

St    Paul  Hamlme  University  Library 

15,758  vols  Anna  Maria  Davis 

St.  Paul  NeiU  Library,  Macalaster  Col. 

14,100   vols  Frederic   G    Axtell 

St.  Paul  Park  College  Library 

1,975  vols  Paul  O   Flemming 

St.  Peter  Public  Library 

5,200   vols  Marion  Tyler 

St.  Peter  Gustavus  Adolphus  Coll   Lib. 

11  754  vols  Edith  Knock 

Sandstone  Public  Library 
_  I-BOO  vols.  Violet  Lynds 

Sauk   Center  Bryant  Library   Assn. 

«7'000  Zols  T.     ,  Bva  M-  Da 

Sleepy  Bye  Dyckmann  Free  Library 

2,046  vols  Miss  Lydia  Lasse 

Sprinjer  Valley  Carnegie  Library 

3,050  vols  Alice  V  Steffens 

Stlllwater  Public  Libra  rv 

14,500  vols  Mary  E    Corson 


Minnesota — continued 

Thief  lifter  Falls  Carnegie  Library 

3,000  vols  Emma  Blake 

Tracy  Library  Association 

1,200  vols  Mrs    L    A    Steele 

Two  Harbors   Public  Library 

5,400  vols  Marion  Dahl 

Virginia  Public  Library 

13,000  vols  Mabel  Newhard 

Wabasha  City  Library 

3,429  vols  Miss  Perry  Jones 

Walker  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Margaret  B   Fluke 

White  Bear  Lake  Public  Library 

3,015  vols  Lucille  Taite 

Willmar  Public  Library 

4,200  vols  Amy  Hanscom 

Winnebago  Parker  College  Library 

4,000  vols 
WInnebago  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Blanche  C    Seger 

Winona  State  Normal  School  Library 

15,270  vols  Mary  Grant 

Winona  Free  Public  Library 

33  253  vols  Jeannette  A   Clarke 

Worth  ing-ton    Carnegie   Library 

4,000  vols         Mrs   Margaret  Hoffman 
Zumbrota    Carnegie   Library 

2,863  vols  Hattie  E    Marvin 


MISSISSIPPI. 

Agricultural  College  A   &  M  Col   Lib 

23,460  vols  Whitman   Davis 

Day  St.  Louis  St  Joseph's  Acad.  Library 

2,000  vols  Sister  Clair 

BrookUaven  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Amanda  Worthmgton 

Clinton  Mississippi  College  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs  A.  J   Aven 

Columbia  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Jennie   Watts 

Columbus  Public  Library* 

2,350   vols. 
Columbus  Industrial  Inst    and  Col.  Lib 

9,865  vols  Beulah  Culbertson 

Gulfport  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs    Williams 

Hazlehurst  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs     S     Sokolosfci 

Holly  Springs  Miss    Synodical  Col.  Lib 

1  000  vols 
Hollv  Spring*  State  Normal  School  Lib. 

2,500  vols.  B    D    Miller 

Holly  Springs  Rust  University  Library 

5,000  vols 
Jackson  Millsaps  College  Library 

15,000  vols  Dr.  A.  A.  Kern 

Jackson  Mississippi  State  Library 

90,000  vols  Mrs   W   F   Marshall 

Kosciuseo  Public  School  Library 

5,000  vols  Fannie  Newell 

Laurel  Public  School  Library 

5,500  vols  Zellie  Curry 

Meridian  Carnegie  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs    A    K    Hamm 

Natchez  High  School  Library 

8,000  vols  W  H  Braden 

Natchez  Carpenter  Library 

5,000  vols  Josephine  Davis 


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Mississippi — continued 

Natchez  Fisk  Memorial  Library 

3,000  vols  Miss  M  B  Montgomery 
Tougaloo  University  Library 

•  ••»»  *  ols  Earnistme  Merely 

University  of  Mississippi  Library 

24,000  vols  Mrs.  L  M.  Hunt 

Vicksburg  Public  Library 

2,014  vols  Helen  Browne 

Yazoo  Rich's  Memorial  Library 

30,000  vols  Mrs   F  Barksdale 


MISSOURI 

State  Library  Commission:  Elizabeth 
B.  Wales,  Secretary,  Capitol  Annex, 
Jefferson  City 

Albanv  Carnegie  Library 

3,875  vols  May  Erskine 

Albany  Palmer  College  Library 

2,000  vols  Luine  Galen  el 

Bonne  Terre  Memorial  Library 

3,000  vols  Frances  Stevens 

Brunswick  Library  Association 

3,000  vols  Otto  K.  Benecfce 

Canton  Christian  Univ.  Library 

3,000  vols  Warner  E  Gettys 

Cape  Girardeau  Public  School  Library 

7,300  vols  Emma  J  Wilson 

Cape  Girardeau  State  Normal  £ch  Lib 

12,440  vols  Sadie  T  Kent 

Carthage  Carnegie  Public  Library 

9,032  vols  Alice  R.  Gladden 

Carthage  High  School  Library 

3,000  vols  Edith  Saylor 

Centralia  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Mrs  L  B  Traughber 

Chillicotlte  Hazleton  Pub  Sen  Lib 

8,000  vols  Lena  B  Hunt 

Clarksvllle  Public  Library 

1,800  vols  Mrs  George  Idle 

Clinton  Public  School  Library 

2,500  vols  Miss  Artie  West 

Columbia  Public  Library 

1,900  vols  Lelia  B  Willis 

Columbia  University  of  Missouri  Lib. 

153,738  vols  Henry  O  Severance 

Columbia  Christian  College  Library 

3,000  vols  Lucy  R  Laws 

Columbia  Stephens  College  Library 

3,000  vols  Anne  Douglas 

De  Soto  High  School  Library 

2,000  vols  W.  L  Smith 

Desoto  Y  M.  C.  A.  Library 

2,500  vols  Charles  Kincaid 

Excelsior  Springs  C  I.  A.  Library 

3,000  vols  Hazel  Pfeilfer 

Fayette  Central  College  Library 

12.000  vols  F  L  Hackett 

Fulton  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Fannie  Watson 

Fulton  Westminster  College  Library 

5,500  vols  Glen  R  Morrow 

Frederlcktovrn  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Mrs.  C.  A  Coles 

Glasgow  Lewis  Library 

4,641  vols.  Bessie  Henry 

Hannibal  Free  Public  Library 

16,287  vols.  Nancy  C   McLachlan 


Missouri — continued 

HarrLsonville  High  School  Library 

1,000  vols  S  E  Smith 

Hermann  Public  Library 

1,600  vols  F  O.  Spohrer 

Independence  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Carrie  Wallace 

Jefferson  City  Free  Public  Library 

15,000  vols  Julia  Andrae 

Jefferson  City  Missouri  State  Library 

53,000  vols  George  E.  Smith 

Joplin  Free  Public  Library 

21,923  vols.  Mary  B.  Swanwick 

Kahoka  Public  Library 

1,900  vols  Letitia  I  Neeper 

Kansas  City  Public  Library 

191,000  vols  Purd  B  Wright 

Ktrksville  State  Normal  School  Library 

20,000  vols.  Ophelia  A  Parrisn 

La  Grange  College  Library 

7,500  vols.  J  J.  Muir 

Lamar  Public  School  Library 

2,000  vols  Sarah  Dawson 

Lebanon  Free  Library 

2,000  vols  Emma  Kellernaan 

Lexington  High  School  Library 

2,500  vols  Lillian  Buddemeyer 

Liberty  William  Jewell  College  Library 

26,500  vols  Ward  H  Edwards 

Louisiana  Public  Libraiy 

5,415  vols  Elizabeth  Irwin 

Madison  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Clyde  Eubank 

Marshall  Missouri  Valley  College  Lib. 

14,912  vols  Stella  B  Hicks 

Maryville  Free  Public  Library 

6,300  vols  Grace  Langan 

Maryville  State  Normal  Library 

9,806  vols  C.  E1  Wells 

Mound  City  Public  Library 

1,025  vols  Helen  R.  McCoy 

Mexico  Public  Library 

2,000  vols.  Tina  Houston 

Moberly  Public  Library 

8,000  vols.  Mrs  Bessie  S.  Lee 

Neosho  High  School  Library 

2,200  vols*  C.  C.  Hearne 

Nevada  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs  Annie  White 

Parfeville  Park  College  Library 

22.000  vols  Emma  L  Kirk 

Rolla  School  of  Mines  Library 

18,000  vols  Jesse  Cunningham 

St.  Joseph  Free  Public  Library 

85,000  vols  Jesse  Cunning-ham 

St.  Louis  Public  Library 

443,857  vols  Arthur  E  Bostwick 

St.  Louis  Mercantile  Library 

144,846  vols  William  L  R.  Gifford 
St.  Iionis  Missouri  Bot  Garden  Lib. 

41,000  vols  Dr.  E.  A  Burt 

St.  Louis  Missouri  Hist.  Society  Lib. 

31,065  vols.  Stella  M.  Druxnm 

St.  Louis  Acad.  of  Science  Library 

18,000  vols  Mary  J  Klein 

St.  Louis  Concordia  Turnverein  Library 

5,220  vols  Fred  Sexauer,  Jr. 

St.  Louis  Turnverein  Library 

4,600  vols.  Theo.  J.  Eckardt 

St.  Louis  St  Louis  University  Library 

72,000  vols.  John  C   Burke.  S   J. 


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Missouri — continued 

Si.  Louis  Washington  University  Lib. 

70,000  vols.  Winthrop  H  Chenery 

Savannah  Public  Library 

4,500  vols  Jane  L  Frodsham 

Scdalia  Public  Library 

17,000  vols  Frances  Fordice 

Springfield  Carnegie  Public  Library 

5,700  vols  Harriet  M  Horme 

Springfield  Drury  College  Library 

30  000  vols  Ruth  McCaughtry 

Springfield  Noirnal  School  Libiary 

12,000  vols  William  A  Daggett 

Tarklo  College  Library 

3,874  vols  AW  Graham 

Trenton  Jewett  Norns  Library 

6,500  vols  Mrs  Maud  Fair  Crecelms 
Warrenslmrgr  State  Normal  School  Lib. 

23,925  vols  Alice  L  Blair 

Warrenton  Central  Wesleyan  U  Lib* 

9,800  vols  Henry  Vosholl 

Webb  City  Carnegie  Library 

3,000  vols  Ethel  Smith 

Webster  Groves  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Mildred  K  Allen 

West  Plains  Pease  Memorial  Library 

3,000  vols  Elsie   Summers 


MONTANA 

Anaconda  Hearst  Free  Library 

16,000  vols  Elizabeth  L  Thomson 

Biff    Timber    Carnegie   Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs    B    O    Clark 

Billings  Parmly  Billings  Memorial  Lib 

17,000  vols  Elizabeth  L  Abbott 

Bozeman  Free  Public  Library 

10,000   vols.  Elizabeth  McCord 

Bozeman  Agricultural  College  Library 

12  708  vols  Mary  K   Winter 

Butte  Free  Public  Library 

60,000  vols  John  F   Davies 

Butte  State  Sch   Mines  Lib 

5,000  vols  Charlotte  Russell 

Deer  Lodge  Wm.  K.  Kohr's  Mem.  Lib. 

6,000  vols  Ruth  A   Stetson 

Deer  Lodge  Montana  College  Library 

1,000  vols 
Dillon  State  Normal  College  Library 

9,000  vols.  Lilian  R  Free 

Dillon  Public  Library 

6,000  vols.  Mary  L    Innes 

Glasgow  Carnegie  City  Library 

2,000  vols.  Mrs   Anna  McDonald 

Greatfalls  Public  Library 

15,179  vols  Louise  M  Fernald 

Havre  Public  Library 

3,164  vols  Mrs    M    F    Hornan 

Helena  Public  Library 

54,078  vols  Josephine  M  Haley 

Helena  State  Historical  Library 

20,300  vols  W  J  Pemberton 

Helena  Diocesan  Library 

1,231  vols.  Victor  Day 

Helena  Montana  Wesleyan  Univ    Lib. 

18,000  vols 


Kalispell  Carnegie  Public  Library 
5.830  vols.  Elizabeth  P.  Ritchi 


Montana — continued 

Lewistown  Carnegie  Public  Library 

4,492  vols  Clara  M  Main 

Livingston  Carnegie  Public  Library 

7,010  vols  Ruth  V  Steadman 

Miles  City  Carnegie  Library 

5,500  vols  Mrs  Laura  Zook 

Missonla  Public  Library 

14,000  vols  Grace  M  Stoddard 

Missoula  University  of  Montana  Lib. 

21,000  vols  Gertrude  Buckhous 

Neihart  Miner  Brown  Library 

2,000  vols  Genevieve  Wilkins 

Philip&burg  Free  Library 

600  vols  Mrs  William  E  Albright 
Red  Lodge  Public  School  Library 

1,200  vols  A  C  Carlson 

Twin  Bridges  Public  Library 

2,200  vols.  Lucile  Mountjoy 

Virginia  City  Public  Library 

2,400  vols.         Mrs.  Flora  M    McNulty 


NEBRASKA 

State  Public  Library  Commission:  Char- 
lotte Templeton,  Secretary,  The  Capi- 
tol, Lincoln 

Albion    Public   Library 

2,400  vols  Mrs    Jennie  Gradon 

Alliance  Public  Library 

3,500  vols  Mrs   Nellie  Wilson 

Alma  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs   La  Verne  Miller 

Ashland  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Augusta  Harnsberger 

Aurora  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Lillian  Moore 

Beatrice  Free  Public  Library 

13,866  vols  Frances  Morton 

Bellevue   College  Library 

5,500  vols  Myrtle  F.  Sloan 

Bethany  Cotner  University  Library 

3.000  vols  Florence  Wells 

Blair  Dana  College  Library 

3,000  vols  V.  C   Mengers 

Blair  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Edith  Schmahling 

Broken  Bow  Public  Library 

2,000   vols  Essie   Holcomb 

Central  City  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Margaret  Anderson 

Chadron  Carnegie  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Smith 

Chadron  State  Normal  School  Library 

2,500  vols 
Collegre  View  Union  College  Library 

4,000  vols  Clement  L   Benson 

College  View  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mary  Moore 

Columbus  Public  Library 

3,000   vols  Clara  Howard 

Crete  Doane  College  Library 
_  13,107  vols         Miss  Chnstian  R   Dick 
Crete  Public  Library 

«5'*i3^?ls«  ^,          Christian  R    Dick 
David  City  Public  Library 

5,300  vols  Lillian  M.  Simkins 


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Nebraska — continued 

De  Witt  Public  Library 

2,500    vols  Marie    Carmichael 

Fairbury  Carnegie  Free  Librarx 

4,655  vols  Mazy  McQuaid 

Fairbury  Jefferson  Co   Teachers'  Lib 

1,750   vols  R    C    Harnss 

Falls  City  Lydia  B    Woods  Mem.  Lib 

7,000  vols  Mary  Hutchings 

Franklin  Academy  Library 

5  560  vols  Lucy  I  Peck 

Fremont  Public  Library 

9,000  vols  Grace  R    Barbee 

Frem'ont  College  Library 

Mrs   M  Bell 
Geneva  Public  Library 

2,000    ™ls  Nellie  Williams 

Grand  Island   Carnegie   Public   Library 

6,250  vols  Daisy    Houck 

Grand  Island  Y.  M    C.  A.   (Helen  Gould 
Library) 

1,500  vols  H.  I*  Rowe 

Grand  Island  College  Library 

7,500  vols  Forrest  A    Kingsbury 

Hastings  College  Library 

5  000  vols  Margaret  M.  Weyer 

Hastings  Carnegie  Public  Library 

7,000  vols  Mrs    Ida  E    Capps 

Havelock  Public  Library 

3  500   vols  Minnie  McKmney 

Holdrege  Public  Library 

3  344  vols  Mrs    H    B    Bush 

Hnmboldt  Brunn  Memorial  Library 

4,986  vols  Mrs  James  Liggett 

Kearney  Public  Library 

7,343  vols  Pauline  Frank 

Kearney  State  Normal  School  Library 

10.500  vols  Anna  V  Jennings 

Lexington  City  Library 

2,000  vols  E    T    George 

Lincoln  City  Library 

40,518  vols  Lulu  Home 

Lincoln  Nebraska   State   Library 

85,000  vols  H.  C   Lindsay 

Lincoln  University  of  Nebraska  Library 

132,000  vols  Malcolm  G   Wyer 

Lincoln    State   Historical   Society  Lib. 

55  000  vols  Addison  E    Sheldon 

Madison  Public  Library 

1,400   vols.  Mrs    Ida  Brannian 

MoCoofc  Free  Public  Library 

5,416  vols  Grace  Willetts 

Minden  Public  Library 

2  760  vols  Mrs  Helen  E   Slusser 

Nebraska  City  Free  Public  Library 

7,000  vols,  Anne  Stevenson 

Neliirh  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs    Carrie  Jones 

Norfolk   Public  Library 

3,500  vols  Helen  Lobdell 

North  Bend  Public  Library 

2,000  vols.  Laura   Roump 

North  Platte  T.  M.  C.  A.  Library 

2,100  vols  Mrs    Mary  C  Jones 

Omaha   Public  Library 

110,9.87  vols  Edith  Tobitt 

Omaha  University  of  Omaha 

7,000  vols.  Robert  Scott  Calder 

Omaha  Crelghton  University  Library 

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Nebraska — continued 

Ord  Unity  Free  Library 

1,000  vols.  W.  A.  Anderson 

Pawnee  City  Carnegie  Library 

2,000  vols  Myrtle  Parkinson 

Peru  State  Normal  School  Library 

25,000  vols  Elva  Rulon 

Plattsmonth  Public  Library 

5,141  vols  Olive  Jones 

Ponca  Carnegie  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs.  Mayme  Lipe 

Schiiyler  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Marcia  Weber 

Scribner  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Hattie  Bowlus 

Sevrard  Public  Library 

3,597  vols  Belle  Schick 

Shelton  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Gladys  Adams 

South  Omaha  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Mrs  Grace  Pinnell 

Stanton  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Elsie  Strahle 

Superior  Public  Library 

4,025  vols  Mrs  Lucy  L  Conn 

Sutton  Public  Library 

1,800  vols  Ida  Rolland 

Syracuse  Public  Library 

1,620  vols  Grace  R  Barbee 

Teenmseh  Public  Library 

2  747  vols  Mary  C.  Appleget 

University  Place  Neb.  Wes  Col.  Lib 

6,000  vols.  May  Ingles 

Wahoo  Luther  College  Library 

4,000  vols  Alida  Johnson 

Wayne  State  Normal  Library 

4,000  vols  Anna  B  Bright 

Wayne  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Mrs  Eva  Davies 

Weeping  Water  Academy  Library 

1,400  vols.  Miss  E.  Leyenberger 

Wlsner  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Jessie  Kay 

Yorft  College  Library 

2  500  vols  L.  L  Epley 

York  Public  Library 

7,786  vols  Olive  B    Allen 


NEVADA 

Carson  city  Nevada  State  Library 

73,000  vols  Prank  J  Pyne 

Reno  Free  Public  Library 

7,500  vols  B  Damon 

Reno  Nevada  State  University  Library 

27,238  vols.  J  D.  Layman 

Virginia  Miners'  Union  Library 

3,000  vols  "William  O    Leary 


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State  Public  Library  Commission:  Ar- 
thur S.  Chase,  Secretary,  State  Li- 
brary, Concord 

Aeworth  Silsby  Free  Public  Library 
2  7fiO  vols  Mrs   Helen  Anita  Neal 


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Alexandria  Haynes  Public  Library 

1  320   vols  Clara  G    Bullock 
Alstead  Shedd-Porter  Memorial  Lib 

3,885  vols  Harriet  G  Brown 

Alton  Public  Library 

3,400  vols  Annie  A  Wheeler 

Amherst  Town  Library 

5.257  vols  A  M  Wyman 

Andover  Town  Library 

3,500  vols  Caroline  E  Morton 

Antrim  James  A  Tuttle  Library 

5,000  vols  Sarah  M  Adams 

Ashland  Town  Library 

3,740  vols  Mrs  L  A.  Dearborn 

Atkinson  Free  Public  Library 

2  019  vols  Mrs  Alice  P   Gilbert 
Bath  Free  Public  Library 

2,800  vols.  Annie  M.  Hibbard 

Bedford  Public  Library 

3  210  vols  Mrs  Minnie  F  King 
Belmont  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Ruby  E  Lyford 

Berlin  Free  Public  Library 

8  210  vols  Adna  A  Hutchmson 

Bethlehem  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Cynthia  A  Kidder 

Boscovren  Town  Library 

2,645  vols  Mrs.  Eliza  J  Bent 

Bradford  Free  Library 

1,400  vols.  Mrs  Almira  Hall 

Bristol  Mmot-Sleeper  Public  Library 

7,800  vols.  Mary  A.  Dodge 

Brookline  Public  Library 

„  2'!°°  «ols  ,_  Blanche  Hall 

Candia  Smyth  Public  Library 

1,800  vols  Frank  E  Page 

Center  Barnstead  Free  Public  Library 

2,518  vols  Myra  A.  George 

Center  EfHngham  Free  Public  Library 

1,271  vols  Albert  N.  Gould,  M.  D 
Center  Sandwich  Free  Library 

4,000  vols  Ella  F  Weeks 

Charlestown  Silsby  Free  Public  Library 

5,927  vols  Anna  Louise  Webber 

Chester  Free  Public  Library 

1'850  vols  Isabelle  H.  Fitz 

Chesterfield  Town  Library 

2,692  vols  Mis  C  D  York 

Clareinont  Fiske  Free  Library 

10  200  vols  Mrs  M  S  Ide 

Colebrook  Public  Library 

5  000  vols  Sarah  E  Hoefe 

Columbia  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  L  May  Luey 

Concord  Public  Library 

31,000  ypls  Grace  Blanchard 

Co£rC,°££>New  Hampshire  State  Library 
-  156,000  vols  Arthur  H  Chase 

Concord  New  Hampshire  Hist  Soc.  Lib 

39,000  vols  Otis  G  Hammond 

Coaway  Jenks  Memorial  Library 

7,125  vols  Alices  Pollard 

Danville  Public  Librarv 

2,000  vols  p  Forest  Collins 

Deerfield  Center  Philbrick  James  Lib 

3,500  vols  Carroll  C  Legro 

Berry  Pinkerton  Academy  Library 

6,200  vols  Susan  D  Hartley 

Dover  Public  Library  — «* 

45,000  vols         *  Caroline  H    Garland 


New  Hampshire — continued 

Dublin  Public  Library 

6,190  vols  Minnie  E  Leffingwell 

Durham  Hamilton-Smith  Public  Lib 

34,000  vols  Haiuet  H  Stanley 

East  Canterbury  Public  Libiary 

1,783  vols  Miss  E  F  Houser 

Bast  Derry  Taylor  Library 

6,000  vols  C  Louise  Bachelder 

F.ast  Jatfrey  Public  Library 

4,050  vols.  Lucia  B.  Cutter 

East  Hindge  Public  Library 

1,200  vols.  C  L.  Converse 

East  Rochester  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Mrs  Annie  E  Shapleigh 
Enfield  Public  Library 

4,355  vols  Ella  M  Pattee 

Eppingr  Free  Public  Library 

2,550  vols  Fannie  E  Osgood 

Etna  Hanover  Town  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs  Nettie  J  Praddex 

Eaeter  Public  Library 

18,353  vols  Carrie  W  Byington 

Farmingrton  Public  Library 

3,000  vols.  Emily  Goodwin 

Fitzvrilllam  Town  Library 

6,058  vols.  Annie  L  Colby 

Francestown  Town  Library 

4,000  vols  Mrs  J  T  Woodbury 

Franklin  Public  Library 

10,000  vols.  Mrs  Barron  Shirley 

Gilford  Public  Library 

2,318  vols  Mrs  E  A  Foss 

Gil  sum  Public  Library 

1,768  vols  Mrs  Helen  W  Smith 

GosHvilie  Epsom  Public  Library 

2  000  vols  Helen  G  Towle 

Grant  ham  Dunbar  Library 

1,550  vols  James  M  Howe 

Greenville  Chamberlin  Free  Library 

3,950  vols  Josephine  M  Taft 

Ifantpstead  Public  Library 

2,118  vols  Mary  L  Hoyt 

Hanmton  Falls  Free  Library 

2,708  vols.  Sadie  E  Janvrin 

Hancock  Town  Library 

6,600  vols  Annie  L  Putnam 

Hanover  Howe  Memorial  Library 

5000  vols  Etta  M  Clark 

Hanover  Dartmouth  College  Library 

130,200  vols  Nathaniel  L.  Goodrich 
Harris-vine  Town  Library 

2,150  vols  Frances  E  Hardy 

Haverhill  Library  Ass'n 

4  000  vols.  Mary  E.  Flanders 

Hebron  Town  Library 

1  928  vols  Mary  A  Bogers 

Hennifeer  Tucker  Free  Library 

6  000  vols  M  Marion  -Cole 

Hillsboro  Fuller  Public  Librarv 

5,000  vols.  Ada  H.  Brown 

Hinsdale  Public  Library 

10  150  vols  Miss  Charlotte  S  Slate 
Hold  ernes  s  Free  Library 

1  500  vols  Sadie  J.  Perkins 

Holiis  Social  Librarv 

5,000  vols  Mrs  Clara  E,  Smith 

Hooksett  Prescott  Public  Library 

2,387  vols  Jennie  S  Abbott 

Hopkfnton  Free  Public  Library 

2,502  vols.  Sarah  U.  Kimball 


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Hudson  Greeley  Public  Library 

3,394  vols.  Mrs  Eliza  B.  Leslie 

Hudson  Hills  Memorial  Library 

5,900  vols  Mrs  Eliza  B  Leslie 

Jackson  Public  Library 

3,237  vols.  S  Alice  Trickey 

Jaffrey  Clay  Library 

6,710  vols  Lucia  B  Cutter 

Jefferson  Free  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Edna  Glidden 

Keene  Public  Library 

18,474  vols  Mary  Lucina  Saxton 

Keene  State  Normal  Library 

2,000  vols  Julia  P  Brown 

Kensington  Free  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  George  Osgood 

Kingston  Nichols  Memorial  Library 

6,152  vols  Nellie  F  Ingalls 

Laconia  Public  Library 

21,672  vols  Olm  S  Davis 

Lancaster  Public  Library 

10,099  vols  Martlia  W  Beachett 

Lebanon  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Emma  M.  Morris 

Lisbon  Public  Library 

3,235  vols.  Nettie  L.  Kelsea 

Littleton  Public  Library 

10,300  vols  Miss  J  E  Smith 

Londonderry  Leach  Library 

4,070  vols.  Sedley  A.  Lowd 

Lyme  Turner  Social  Library 

3,000  vols  Martha  A  Holt 

Manchester  City  Library 

79,000  vols  F  Mabel  Winchell 

Marlboro  Frost  Free  Library 

6,877  vols  Carrie  K  "Whitney 

Marlow  Public  Library 

1,862  vols  Ellen  A.  Huntley 

Meredith  Public  Library 

4,627  vols  Lillian  Wadleigh 

Merrlmack  Public  Library 

3,627  vols  Emma  A.  Cross 

Middleton  Free  Town  Library 

1,127  vols  Eva  J.  Davis 

Milford  Free  Library 

12,124  vols  Annabell  C  Secombe 

Mtlton  Nute  Library 

3,720  vols  Mrs.  Frank  Haley 

Mont  Vernon  Daland  Memorial  Lib 

2,000  vols.  Mabel  A.  Spencer 

Nashua  Public  Library 

32,688  vols  Sarah  P  Barker 

Nelson  Free  Public  Library 

1,700  vols.  Delia  H.  Osgood 

New  Boston  Whipple  Free  Library 

3,000  vols  Lena  Shearer 

New  Hampton  Gordon-Nash  Library 

15,700  vols  Lewis  P  Biekford 

New  Ipswich  Library 

6,310  vols  Frances  L.  Nash 

New  London  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Emma  Bartlett 

New  London  Colby  Academy  Library 

4,100  vols  Esther  A  Dary 

Newlngton  Langdon  Public  Library 

3,500  vols  Annie  L  Beane 

Newmarket  Town  Library 

6,200  vols  Mrs  Charles  H  Mathes 
Newport  Richards  Free  Library 

9,302  vols  Anne  Parmelee 


New  Hampshire — continued 

Newton  Public  Library 

1,085  vols  E.  G.  Kelly 

North  Hampton  Public  Library 

1,880  vols  Lucy  M  Warner 

North  Haverhill  Public  Library 

1,522  vols  May  L.  Southard 

Northvrood  Center  Public  Library 

4,500  vols  Henry  Veasey 

Northwood  Narrows  Public  Library 

1,150  vols.  S.  Marie  Watson 

Northwood  Ridge  Albion  Knowlton  Lib. 

2,500  vols  Gertrude  T.  Bennett 

Pelham  Free  Public  Library 

2,349  vols  Mary  Et  Hobba 

Pembroke  Wilkins  Lib  Pembroke  Acad. 

2,300  vols  Henry  S  Blount 

Peterboro  Town  Library 

16,306  vols  Mrs  Eva  E  Coffin 

Pittsfield  Carpenter  Public  Library 

7,000  vols  Frank  S  Jenkins 

Plymouth  Public  Library 

4,740  vols  Nettie  M  Armstrong: 

Plymouth  State  Normal  Library 

3,000  vols.  Elizabeth  L  Brown 

Portsmouth  Public  Library 

23,000  vols  Hannah  G-  Fernald 

Rindge  In  gal  Is  Memorial  Library 

3,300  vols  Ella  B.  Brigham 

Rochester  Public  Library 

18,140  vols  Lillian  E  Parshley 

Salem  Public  Library 

2,220  vols  Mrs.  Hattie  F  Abbott 

Sanbornville  Wakefield  Free  Library 

1  850  vols  Maude  F  Sanborn 
Seabrook  Brown  Memorial  Library 

2,104  vols.  B.  B.  Brown 

Somersworth  Public  Library 

12,000  vols.  Frances  D.  Hurd 

Spofford  Chesterfield  Town  Library 

1,570  vols.  Jennie  M.  Rice 

Stratham  Wiggins  Memorial  Library 

2,634  vols  Mai  ion  Wiggm 

Sn^arhill  Coburn  Public  Library 

4,200  vols.  Flor.  L  Batchelder 

Snnapee  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Mildred  M  Conner 

Suncook  Pentagon  Circulating-  Library 

1,500  vols.  Joseph  Wilkins 

Suncook  Pembroke  Public  Library 

2,400  vols  M.  Henry  KIUJC 

Surry  Reed  Free  Library 

3,824  vols  Minnie  Harvey 

Swanzey  Mount  Caesar  Union  Library 

4,000  vols  Mrs.  Bertha  E.  Perry 

Temple  Mansfield  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Mary  L.  Hay  ward 

Tilton  Hall  Memorial  Library 

7,719  vols  Mary  M.  Emery 

Troy  Public  Library 

2  500  vols  Luetta  K.  Barnard 
Wakefield  Public  Library 

6,910  vols  Alice  C  Milliken 

Walpole  Bridge  Memorial  Library 

10,898  vols.  Frances  M.  Sabm 

Warner  Pillsbury  Free  Library 

11,652  vols.  Mary  B  Harris 

Warren  Public  Library 

1,435  vols  Kate  C.  "Week* 


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Washington.  Shedd  Free  Library 

3,649  vols  Albert  T.  Wright 

Weare  Public  Library 

2,822  vols  Eva  B  Simmons 

West  Lebanon  Library  Association 

2,000  vols  Mabel  Farnum 

West  Rindge  Branch  Library 

2,057  vols  Mrs  H  E  Wetherbee 

West  Swanzey  Stratton  Free  Library 

2,600  vols.  W.  N  Spar  hawk 

Westmoreland  Free  Library 

3  024  vols  Emma  L    Leonard 
Whitefield  Public  Library 

8  200  vols  Alice  C  Dodge 

Wilton  Ministerial  Library 

1,169  vols.  J.  F  Kimball 

"Wilton  Public  Library 

9,300  vols  Bessie  F  Bales 

Winchester  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs  Abbie  C  Thompson 
Windham  Nesmith  Library 

4  099  vols  Miss  Bessie  Emerson 
Wolfboro  Brewster  Free  Library 

3,000  vols  Elizabeth  Brewster 

Woodsville  Free  Public  Library 

4,300  vols.          Mrs.  S.  M.  Chamberlin 


NEW  JERSET 

State  Public  Library  Commission: 
John  P.  Dullard,  Secretary,  State  14- 
Ibrary,  Trenton 

Allendale  Public  Library 

1,200   vols  Mrs    F    C    Carver 

Allen  to  vi  n  Library  Association 

1,480  vols  Mrs    E    P    Ford 

Asbury  Park  Free  Public  Library 

14,000  vols  Josephine  W    Porter 

Atlantic  City  Free  Public  Library 

33,948  vols  Alvaretta  P    Abbott 

Basking  Ridge  Free  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mary  Barkalow 

Bayonne  Free  Public  Library 

45,000  vols  Mary  a   Peters 

Beach  Haven  Public  Library 

2,200  vols  Ada  Lamson 

Belmar  Free  Public  Library 

1,600   vols  Mabelle   C    Clark 

Belleville  Free  Public  Library 

10,864  vols    Mrs  Elizabeth  A  Shattuck 
Bernardsville  Free  Library 

5,798   vols  Edrth   H    Crowell 

Beverly  Free  Library 

1,200  vols  Mrs   H.  A.  Stees 

Bloomfield  Jarvie  Memorial  Library 

15,196  vols  Mrs   Metta  R  Ludey 

Boonton  The  Holmes  Library 

4,700  vols  Anna  E    Thibou 

Bordentown  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Charles  Lieberam 

B<>*«Je»*ow»  w-  c-  T«  u-  Library 

1,875  vols.  Carrie  T.  Singleton 

Bound  Brook  Free  Public  Library 

4,200  vols  Helena  C.  Franke 

Brideeton  Public  Library 
_  7»0°0  vols  Emma  V.  Wallen 

Burlington  Public  Library 

19,022  vols  Lydia  Weston 


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Caldwell  Public  Library 

2,575   vols  Mrs    E'mily  Lewis 

Camden  Free  Public  Library 

61,594  vols  William  H  Ketier 

Camden  Pyne  Poynt  Free  Library 

4  000  vols  Mary  Anderson 

Chatham  Circulating  Library 

3,500  vols  Lynda  Phillips 

Chester  Free  Public  Library 

1,400    vols  Mabel   V    Drake 

Cliffside   Free   Public   Library 

2,000   vols  M    G    Purdon 

Clinton  Grandin  Library 

1,725  vols  Carrie   Todd 

Collineswood    Public   Library 

6,000    vols  Kathryn    Brown 

Cranford  Public  Library 

3,000   vols  May   D.   Bradley 

Cranbury   Free  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Ottilee  Puerschner 

Dover  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Martha  Burnet 

Dunelleu  Free  Public  Library 

1,100  vols  Jacmtha  B    Frescoln 

East  Newark  Free  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Thomas  J    Carey 

East  Orange  Free  Public  Library 

48,650  vols  Louise  G  Hinsdale 

East  Rutherford  Free  Public  Library 

2,750  vols  Emma  B    Ver  Nooy 

Eatontown  Public  Library 

1,000  vols 
Elizabeth  Free  Public  Library 

48,339  vols  Charles  A    George 

Edgewater  Free  Library 

5,000   vols  Elizabeth  L    Kessler 

Elberon  Library 

5,000  vols  Amy  B    Burtis 

Englewood  Free  Public  Library 

14,287   vols  Irene   H    Hackett 

Fltmlngton  Free  Public  Library 

3  000  vols  Elizabeth  van  Liew 

Florence  Library 

1,500   vols  D    E    Maxfield 

Freehold  Carnegie  Library 

6,000  vols  Nell  L    Foley 

Glen  Ridge  Free  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Marsraret  D    Brower 

Hacfcensack  Johnson  Public  Library 

18,495  vols  Mary  Bogrgan 

Haddon  Heights  Free  Library 

1,500  vols  Fanny  W    Beldlng1 

Haddonfield  Library  Co 

7,000  vols  Anna  L   Cawley 

Harrison  Free  Public  Librarv 

7,000  vols  Emma  W    H   Scott 

Hasforouok  Hgts.  Borough  League  &ib. 

3,000  vols  Grace   R    Sherwood 

Highland    Park    School   Library 

1,800  vols  Mrs    Thomas  Welsh 

Hf&rntstown  Public  Library 

2  000  vols  Laura  Camp 

Htehtfltown  Peddie  Institute  Library 

9,500   vols  Marie   F    Walt 

Hilton  Public  Library 

2  500  vols  F   W   Stevens 

Hoboken  Stevens  Inst   of  Tech.  Library 

10,000  vols  Enid  May  Hawkins 

Hoboken  Free  Public  Librarv 

70,000   vols  Thomas   F    Hatfleld 


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Jersey  City  Free  Public  Library 

168,749  vols  Edmund  W  Millei 

Jersey  City  St  Peters  College  Library 

25,000  vols  Henry  J  Rache,  S  J 

Kearny  Free  Public  Library 

10,382  vols  M  B  Kilgour 

Kenllworth  Upsala  College  Library 

3,000  vols  Carl  L  Larson 

Keyport  Free  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Lilla  Day 

Lakewood  Public  Library 

5,800  vols  Miss  K  L  Hmsdale 

Liambertville  Stryker  Free  Library 

10,000  vols  Mrs  Clara  S  Tomson 

Lnwrenceville  School  Library 

4,000  vols.  A.  F.  Jamieson 

Long  Branch  Free  Circulating-  Library 

2,000  vols  Mary  Clarkson 

Little  Falls  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Myra  LaFoy 

Madison  Public  Library 

10,445  vols  Norma  B  Bennett 

Madison  Drew  Theological  Sem.  Lib. 

126,700  vols  Robert  E  Harned 

Malm  ah  Bugg  Memorial  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs  Leo  Bugg 

Matawan  Free  Public  Library 

4,500  vols.  Ida  E.  Slater 

Mendham  Public  Library 

2,600  vols  Mis  E  I  Halstead 

Merchantvllle  Public  Library 

2,000  vols.  Corinne  G.  de  Hamel 

Metuchen  Public  Library 

2,078  vols  Ruth  Thomas 

Milburn  Public  School  Library 

6,000  vols  Dorotfcy  Constantine 

Millville  Public  Librar> 

4,500  vols  Madeline  F.  Powell 

Minotola  Free  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs  William  Norton 

Montclair  Free  Public  Library 

38,800  vols  Alta  M,  Barker 

Montclair  State  Normal  Library 

6,000  vols  Emma  V  Patterson 

Moorestown  Free  Library 

4,000  vols  Edith  Roberts 

Morrtstown  Public  Library 

30,000  vols  Miss  C  O  Lounsbury 
Mount  Holly  Lyceum  Library 

5.631  vols  Anna  H.  Deacon 
Mount  Tabor  Free  PuBlfc  Library 

3.632  vols.  Charlotte  E   Johns 
New  Brunswick  Free  Public  Library 

34,000  vols  Cornelia  A.  Lee 

New  Brunswick  Gardner  A.  Sage  Lib. 

53,000  vols  John  C  VanDyke 

New  Brunswick  Rutgers  College  Lib. 

78,831  vols  George  A  Osborn 

Newark  Free  Public  Library 

238,967  vols  John  Cotton  Dana 

Newark  New  Jersey  Historical  Society 

30,000  vols  Rev  Joseph  F.  Folsoan 
Newton  Dennis  Library 

8,127  vols  Mary  E.  Cook 

Nutley  Public  Library  „„_,„. 

3,000  vols  Irene  C.  Phillips 

Oradell  Delford  Free  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Marie  A  Skinner 

Orange  Free  Library  ^ 

40,497*  vols.  Elizabeth  H.  Wesson 


New  Jersey — continued 

Park  Rld&e  Public  Library 

1,600  vols  Mrs.  C   TP    Lawes 

Passaic  Public  Library 

40,000  vols  H    Elizabeth   "White 

Paterson  Free  Public  Library 

63,897  vols.          George  F.  Winchester 
Paulsboro    Free   Library 

2,500  vols  Adellmah  J   Reeves 

Peunington  Circulating  Library 

3,000  vols.  Mary  E.   Curlis 

Pompton  Lakes  Einstein  Mem.  Library 

2,016  vols  Thomas  Wood 

Perth  Amboy  Public  Library 

11,398  vols  Annie  O   Shivers 

Plainfield   Public  Library 

54,782  vols.  Florence  M    Bowman 

Point  Pleasant  Free  Library 

2,847  vols  Olive  Herbert 

Princeton  Free   Public  Library 

7,000  vols  Agnes  Miller 

Princeton  University  Library 

383,674  vols          Ernest  C    Richardson 
Princeton    Theological    Seminary   Lib 

101,700  vols  Joseph  H.  Dulles 

Rahway  Library  Association 

14,000  vols  Adele  Lupton 

Red  Bank  Library   Co. 

2,575  vols,  Elizabeth   Cooper 

Rldgefield  Park  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs   Edgar  Crandall 

Rldgewood  Public  Library 

2,700  vols  Mrs    Sarah  Burdett 

Riverton  Free  Library 

3,600    vols.  Eliz.    B.    Campbell 

Roselle  Clio  Library 

1,612  vols  Mrs    A    W    Patterson 

Rutherford  Public  Library 

7,900  vols  Dorothy  E   Burrows 

Salem  John  Tyler  Library 

14,000  vols  Harriet  B   Kelty 

Scotch  Plains  Free  Public  Library 

2,400  vols  Frank  H    An  son 

Shrewsbury  Public  Library 

3,000   vols.  Mrs.   A.   V.   Jennings 

Somerville  Public  Libiary 

6,200  vols  Elizabeth  Carter 

South  Oran&e  Free  Pub.  Circulat'g  Lib. 

10,110  vols.  Julia  Schneider 

South  Orange  Seton  Hall  College  Lib. 

40,000   vols. 
Sparta  Public  Library 

15,000  vols  Mrs    "W    L.  Shuman 

Snccasnnna  Twp    Public  School  Lib 

1,500  vols  Robert  V.  Spencer 

Summit  Free  Public  Library 

11,840  vols  Emilie  Hill 

Sussex  Public  Library 

1,100  vols.  Leola  Robinson 

Tabor  Free  Public  Library 

6,500  vols  Miss  Johns 

Tenany  Free  Library 

4,800  vols.  Mrs   H   P    York 

Town  of  Union  Free  Public  Library 

15,000  vols  Mrs   Helen  M.  Roche 

Trenton  Free  Public  Library 

70,000  vols  Howard  (L    Hughes 

Trenton   New  Jersey   State  Library 

95,000  vols  John  P   Dullard 

Trenton  State  Normal  Library 

7,800   vols.  Martha   F    Nelson 


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Tnckerton  Public  Library 

1,300  vols.  Eliza  Stewart 

Verona  Free  Public  Library 

3,500  vols  May  F  Douglas 

Vincentown  Public  Library 

7,000  vols.  Minnie  G  Clark 

Vineland  Historical  &  Antiquarian  Soc 

9,000  vols  Frank  D  Andrews 

Vineland  Free  Public  Library 

2,100  vols  Mrs  Martha  M  Ellor 

Weehawken  Free  Public  Library 

8,500  vols  Frank  C  Stuke 

Wenonah  Library 

2,166  vols  Mortie  L  Stokes 

West  Hoboken  Free  Public  Library 

11,451  vols  Paul  M  Konert 

Westfleld  Public  Library 

10,120  vols  Bessie  Brown 

Wharton  Free  Public  Library 

2,100  vols  Anne  E  Carpenter 

Whippany  Roberts  Memorial  Library 

1,500  vols  M.  E.  Shipman 

Woodbine  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Lillian  M  Wardell 

Woodbridge  Barron  Library 

4,000  vols  Anthony  Schroder 

Woodbury  Deptford  Inst  Free  Lib 

9,000  vols  Mrs  Elizabeth  R  Johnson 
Woodstown  Piles  grove  T*w*p  Lib.  Ass'n 

3,750  vols  Frances  D  Fogg 

NEW   MEXICO 

Alamogordo  Public  Libiary 

3,000  vols  Miss  Darbyshire 

Albuquerque  University  of  N.  Mex   Lib 

9,300  vols  Delia  J.  Sisler 

Albuquerque  Public  Library 

9,000  vols  Pauline  Madden 

East  Las  Vegas  Carnegie  Library 

7,000  vols  Miss  Cooley 

Gallup  Public  Library 

2,000  vols,  Jennie  Gonzales 

Las  Vegas  Carnegie  Library 

3,000  vols  Rebecca  Rolan 

Las  Vegas  State  Normal  Univ.  Library 

6,000  vols.  Arthur  Van  Home 

Raton  Public  Library 

3,752  vols  Myrtle  M   Cole 

Roswell  Carnegie  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs    E    H    Skipwith 

Santa  Fe  Public  Library 

1,800  vols. 
Santa  Fe  Woman's  Bd    of  Trade  Lib 

6,000  vols  Mrs   H   S   Kaune 

Santa  Fe  St  Michael's  College  Library 
5,700  vols  Brother  Patrick 

Socorro  School  of  Mines  Library 

6,000  vols. 

State  College  Agricultural  Coll    Lib 
15,386  •  ols  Josephine  Morton 

NEW  YORK. 

Library  Division  of  Educational  Ex- 
tension: "William  R.  Watson,  Chief 
*2  Eslvfaion,  Albany 

Adams  Free  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs  Mary  K  Rhodes 


New   York — continued 

Addison  Public  Library 

4,590  vols  W   E   Barren 

Albany  Free  Library 

10,300  vols  Miss  C   A   Deevey 

Albany  New  York  State  Library 

430,000  vols  James  I.  Wyer,  Jr. 

Albany  R    R    Y    M    C.  A.  Library 

1,500  vols  J    L    B    Sundulin 

Albany  Union  Free  Library 

12,000  vols  '     Augusta  B   Walsh 

Albany  Young-  Men's  Ass'n  Library 

25,500  vols  H!    Elizabeth  Barker 

Albany  N  Y  State  College  for  Teachers 
4,000  vols  Mary  A    McClelland 

Albany  Y.  M.   C.  A.  Library 

11,069  vols  Willard  P  Lewis 

Albany    Y.    W.    C.    A.   Library 

2,000  vols  Harriet  A    Gurney 

Albion  Swan  Library 

12,000  vols.  Lillian  A.  Achilles 

Alden  Ewell  Free  Library 

5,500  vols  Mary  C    Patrell 

Alexandria  Bay  Holland  Library 

2,700  -vols  Elizabeth.  A.  Rowley 

Alfred   University  Library 

26,000  vols  C    R    Clawson 

Allen's  Hill  Free  Circulating-  Library 
1,000  vols  Emma  G.  Allen 

Amltyville  Free  Library 

1,700  vols  Helen  E.  Badger 

Amsterdam  Free  Library 

17,375  vols  Katherine  B    Cooley 

Andover  Free  Library 

1,552  vols  Mrs.  J.  M.  Brundage 

Angelica  Free  Library 

4,436  vols  Mrs.  Mary  C.  Horner 

Annandale    Hoffman    Library    St    Ste- 
phen's College 

20,500  vols  I    F    Davidson 

Antwerp   Free  Library 

3.500  Mrs.  W.  S.  Augsbury 

Arcade   Free   Library 

2,046  vols  Louise  M    Ladd 

Arfcport  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Elizabeth  M   Hurlbut 

Athens  D.   R.  Evarts  Library 

Mrs.  Mary  B.  Van  Loan 
Attica  Stevens  Memorial  Library 

9,000  vols  Laura  E.  Leland 

Auburn  Theological  Seminary  Library 

37,600  vols  John  Q.  Adams 

Auburn  Seymour  Library 

26,000  vols       Elizabeth  Porter  Clarke 
Aurora  Public  Library 

4,123  vols  Evelyn  L  Messhiger 

Aurora  Cleveland  Library  Wells  Coll. 

26,000  vols  Alice  E.  Sanborn 

Batnbridge  Free  Library 

2,800  vols  Maude  A    Mosher 

Baiting  Hollow  Free  Library 

1,280   vols.  Ada  V.  Wells 

Ballston  Spa  Public  Library 

2,182  vols  Charlotte  B.  Newton 

Batavia  High  School  Library 

16,000  vols  Christian  Meyer 


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Bath  Davenport  Library 

8,500  vols  Myrtle  Roy 

Bath  Soldiers'  and  Sailors'  Home  Lib. 

11,500  vols          Maj    Frank  W.  Try  on 
Bay  Shore  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Bessie  Smith 

Bayvllle    Free   Library 

Mary    E.    de   Loach 
Beacon  Howland  Circulating1  Library 

8,835  vols  Nancy  M   Lamont 

Bedford   Free   Library 

Anna  V.   Reynolds 
Belfast  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs    Allen  H    Ford 

Belmont  Free  Library 

5,642  vols  Ella  Sortore 

Berlin  Free  Town  Library 

1,500  vols  Fannie  E   Streeter 

Blngrhamton  Public  Library 

37,000  vols  William  F    Seward 

Bolivar  Free  Library 

4,293  vols  Mrs    Ella  Williams 

Bolton  Landing  Bolton  Free  Library 

2,800  vols.  Mrs    Etta  In  graham 

Boonville  Erwin  Library  and  Institute 

4,148  vols.  Alice  D.  Freeman 

Brewster  Public  Library 

3,798  vols  Hattie  J    Cox 

Bridgehampton  Hampton  Library 

9,708  vols  May  T  Van  Scoy 

Bristol   Free  Library 

1,000  vols.  Mrs.  Carrie  H.  Perry 

Brockport  Normal  School  Library 

15,OuO  vols  S    Janette  Reynolds 

Brocton  Ahira  Hall  Memorial  Library 

42,000  vols  Mrs   Eliza  S   Skinner 

Bronxville  Public  Library 

6,296  vols.         Mrs    Mary  D    Sherman 
Brooklyn   Public  Library 

862,000  vols  Frank  P    Hill 

Brooklyn  Long  Island  Hist   Soc   Lib 

80,862  vols  Emma  Toedteberg 

Brooklyn  Institute  of  Arts  and  Sciences 

20,000  vols.  Susan  A.  Hutchinson 

Brooklyn  Spicer  Lib.  Brook.  Poly    Inst 

10,000  vols  Irwin  H    Fenn 

Biooklyn  Central  T.  M.   C    A.  Library 

9,700  vols.  William  H   Qoughlin 

Brooklyn  Y.  W.  C.  A.  of  Brooklyn  Lib. 

11,975  vols          Georgia  W.  Rathbone 
Brooklyn  Pratt  Institute  Free  Library 

110,000  vols  Edward  F.  Stevens 

Brooklyn  Adelphi  College  Library 

16,024  vols  Mabel  Farr 

Buffalo   Public  Library 

341,978  vols  Walter  L  Brown 

Buffalo  Qrosvenor  Public  Library 

105,000  vols  (Frederick  C   Wood 

Buffalo  Historical  Society  Library 

50,000  vols  Frank  H.  Severance 

Buffalo  Y.  M.  C    A.  Library 

7,200  vols  R   R  Blackney 

'Buffalo  State  Normal  Library 

6,300  vols  Grace  Viele 

Cambridge  Public  Library 

7,850  vols  'May  Carpenter 

Camden  Library  Association 

<J,000  vols  Mrs   A.  A.  Manzer 


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Canaan  Public  Library 

1,952  vols     .Margaret  C.  Quackenboss 
Canastota  Public  Library 

8,419  vols  Mrs    Nellie  H    "Willis 

Canandaigua  Wood  Library  Ass'n 

5,b75  vols  Sara  N    Lee 

Canlsteo  Wimodaughsian  Free  Lib. 

«J,3«JU  vols  Mary  Mills 

Canton   Free  Library 

7,500  vols  Fanny  E    Wead 

Canton  Herring  Lib.  St  Lawrence  Univ. 

22,000  vols.  Eleanor  Poste 

Carmel  Literary  Union  Library 

3,272  vols  Clayton  Ryder 

Carthage  Free  Library 

2,400  vols  Eva  Gaudm  Frederick 

Castleton   Public  Library 

2,160  vols  Carrie  M    Porter 

Catskill  Public  Library 

9,100  vols.  Emily  F.  Becker 

Cazenovia  Public  Library 

11.748  vols.        Elizabeth  B   Needhain 
Cazenovia   Seminary  Library 

3,535  vols. 
Chatham   Public   Library 

9,085  vols  Mabel  GE.  Stafford 

Chautauqua  Library  Union 

46,000  vols.  C.  W.  Gill 

Chautauqna  Free  Library 

1,855  vols  Mrs.  J.  L.  Maynard 

Cbazy  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Anna  M.  Artibee 

Cherry  Valley  Public  Library 

2,650  vols.  Mollie  Sutli* 

Chester  Free  Library 

2,200  vols  Mrs   Abbie  F.  Masters 

Claverack  Free  Lib.  &  Read.  Rm  Ass'n 

3,021  vols  Delia  W.  Shaw 

Clayton  Free  Library 

I,b54  vols        Mrs   Fannie  H   Williams 
Clifton  Springs  Pierce  Lib.  T,  M.  C.  A, 

2,186  vols  L.  H    Williamson 

Clinton  Kirkland  Town  Library 

6,000  vols  Ruth  W.  iRaymond 

Clinton   Hamilton   College   Library 

60,000  vols         Joseph  D    Ibbotson,  Jr 
Cohoes  City  Library 

6,300  vols  Elmer  E.  Bell 

Collins  Free  Library 

2,000  vols  Levant  M  Hummel 

Cooperstown  High  School  Library 

5,020  vols  Antoinette  K    Owens 

Corning  Free  Library 

9,685   vols.  Grace   Ingersoll 

Cornwall  Public  Library 

1,800  vols  H.  C.  Wood  worth 

Cortland  Franklin  Hatch  Library 

6,000  vols  Margaret  H.  Force 

Cortland  State  Normal  School  Library 

11,000    vols.  R.    Elliott    Owens 

Coxaackie  Heermance  Memorial  Lib. 

6,000  vols  Esther  C  Johnson 

Crown  Point  Hammond  Library 

2.496  vols.  Mrs.  W.  B.  Wyman 

Cuba   Circulating  Library  Association 

4,600  vols    Mrs   Elizabeth  W.  Sheldon 
Danaville  Public  Library 

4,854  vols.  Susie  M.  Parker 

Delhi  Free  Library 

6,000  vols.  Stanley  S.  Kilkenny 


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Diamond  Point  Hill  view  Free  Library 
Ethel   Kinney 
Dohbs  Ferry  Free  Library 

3,250  vols  Louise  V.  Miller 

Dolgeviile  Public  Library 

Mina   B.    House 
Dover  Plains  Public  Library 

973  vols  Seeley  A    Johnson 

Dryden   Southworth  Library  Ass'n 

11,005  vols      Jennie  Hairiet  Kennedy 
Dunkirk  Free  Public  Library 

15,102  vols  Carlma  M   Monchow 

East  Bloomfield  High  School  Library 

2,100   vols  F    A    Newhal 

East  Chatham  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  B    A   Danyew 

East  Hampton  Free  Library 

9,200  vols  Ettie  C    Hedges 

East  Qnogne  Free  Library 

2,000  vols  Ethelyn  Van  Hise 

East  Rockaway  Baiseley  Free  Library 

Amelia    Davis  on 

East    Sprinarfield    Gen     James    Clinton 

Free  Library 
3,000  vols 
Easton  Burton  Free  Library 

4,007  vols.  Mrs   L.  J.  Cornell 

Elizabeth  town  Library  Association 

2,497   vols.  Mary   E.   Hale 

Ellenville  Public  Library 

5,226  vols.  Mrs.  Elinor  Demarest 

Elmira  Steele  Memorial  Library 

20,522  vols    Mrs    Kate  Deane  Andrew 
Elmira  College  for  Women  Library 

13,330  vols  Mary  G   Brown 

Essex  Free  Library 

3,500   vols  Mrs.  K.   M.   Knapp 

Fatrport  Public  Library 

4,000  vols.  Ida  M.  Cheesbrough 

Falconer  Free  Library 

2,000  vols  Gertrude  Mosher 

Fillmore  Wide  Awake  Club  Library 

1,097  vols.  Mrs   Eva  L.  Moran 

Fishers  Island  Library  Association 

2,000  vols.  F.  E.  Hine 

Fordham  University  Library 

40,000  vols       George  F   Johnson,  S   J 
Forestport  Liter'y  &  Social  Union  Lib. 
1,137  vols  Laura  TItley 

Fort  Plain  Free  Library 

1,970    vols  Ella    R.    Zlelley 

Frankfort  Free  Library 

4,800  vols  Anna  B   Piper 

Franklinville  Free  Library 

4,000  vols  Alice  V  A   Wilcox 

Fredonia  Darwin  R.  Barker  Lib.  Ass'n 

11,100  vols.  Florence  S.  Hall 

Fredonia  State  Normal  School  Library 

2,000  vols. 
Freeport  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Alice  B    Rogan 

Friendship  Free  Library 

4  322  vols.  Mrs  Anna  G  Hinman 

Fnlton  Public  Library 

7,790   vols  Florence  V    Forsyth 

Fultonville  Starin  Library 

3,000  vols  Matilda  Horning 

Geneseo  Wadsworth  Library 

19,392  vols.  Ethel  M    Frazer 

Geneseo  State  Normal  School  Library 
12,000  vols.  Ida  M   Hemans 


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Geneva  Free  Library 

12,000  vols  Margaret  A.  Hayes 

Geneva  Hobart  College  Library 

56,600  vols.  H  H  Yeames 

Ghent  Public  Library 

Agnes  J.  Bussell 
Giihertsville  Free  Library 

1,907  vols.       Mrs.  Delora  A.  Daniels 
Glen  Cove  Public  Library 

7,300  vols  Eugenia  C    Thorne 

Glenhaven  Public  Library 

1,355   vols  May   Foster 

Glens  Falls  Crandall  Free  Library 

13,000  vols  Gertrude  Furguson 

Gloversville  Free  Library 

30,418  vols  Lucy  Edel 

Goshen  Library  and  Historical  Society 
6,000  vols  Henrietta  Coleman 

Gowanda  Free  Library 

3,829  vols          Mrs    Clara  J    Vosburg 
Gonvemeur  Reading  Room  Association 
5,138  vols.  Nettie  E.  Rutherford 

Grahamsville  Daniel  Pierce  Library 

1,182   vols  Myrtle    Grant 

Granville  Pember  Library  and  Museum 
4,500  vols  Irving  Wynkoop 

Greene  Moore  Memorial  Library 

6,158  vols          Mary  Arthur   Summers 
Gxeenport  Public  Library 

1,750  vols  Elizabeth  L    Deale 

Greenwich  Free  Library 

2,893    vols.  Eva   G.    Shanks 

Greenwood  Free  Library 

1,000  vols        Mrs  Cora  C  Williamson 
Griffin  Corners  Skene  Library 

2,217  vols  Mrs    Elizabeth  Muir 

Groton   Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Ellen  E    Brown 

Ilaines  Falls  Free  Library 

3,000  vols  Lavina  E    Greene 

Hamburg  Free  Library 

2,500    vols.  Amanda    C    Michael 

Hamilton   Public  Library 

3,700  vols  May    Coxnan 

Hamilton  Colgate  University  Library 

75,000  vols  D    F    Estes 

Hammondsport  Public  Library 

3,623  vols.  Laura  Ide  Bailey 

Harrison  Free  Library 

Maude   W.    Shore 
Hartwick  Seminary  Library 

6,000  vols.  Prof   J   L.  Kistler 

Haverstraw  King's  Daughters'  Pub  Lib. 
6,350  vols  Mary  E    Van  Orden 

Herkimer  Free  Library 

13,000  vols  Edith  M    Sheaf 

Highland  Falls  Public  Library 

2,130   vols.         Helen   A.   Shottenklrk 
Hlllvlew  Free  Library 

3,000  vols.  Mrs.   G.   M.   Kinney 

Hilton  Public  Library 

2,148  vols  Andrew  Albiker 

Honeoye  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Eveline  M    Ashley 

Hooaick  Falls  Public  Library 

6,057  vols  Michael  J.  Dillon 

Hornell  Public  Library 

19,000  vols.  Mary  E.  Windsor 

Homer  Phillips  Free  Library  Ass'n 
5,500  vols.        Mrs   Mary  A.  Ferguson 


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Howard  Free  Library 

1,200  vols  Mary  G    Brasted 

Hudson  Henry  Hudson  Chap.,  D.  A.  R. 

7,000  vols  Miss  Maud  A    Rice 

Hudson  Falls  Free  Library  Ass'n 

3,300  vols  Genevieve  Clark 

Hunter  Public  Library 

1,068  vols.  Florence  M.   Quick 

Huntingdon  Public  Library 

5,847  vols  Emma  K    Valz 

Ilion  Free  Public  Library 

16,331  vols  Nellie  Mae  Cheney 

Irvington  Guiteau  Library 

8,347  vols  Emma  Knodel 

Islip  St   Mark's  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Florelle  Smith 

Ithaca  Cornell  Library  Association 

30,000  vols  Charles  M   Tyler 

Ithaca  Cornell  University  Library 

500,000  vols  Willard  Austen 

Jamaica  State  Normal  School  Library 

3  050  vols.  Roland  S    Keyser 

Jamaica  Queens  Borough  Public  Lib. 

214,887  vols  Jessie  F   Hume 

Jamestown  Jas.  Prendergast  Free  Lib 

25,000  vols     Lucia  Tiffany  Henderson 
Jamestown  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Library 

3,000  vols  S    S    Williams 

Johnstown   Public  Library 

14,500  vols  Katherine  M    Seaman 

Jordanvtfle  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Elizabeth  A.  Bell 

Katonah  Village  Imp.  Society  Library 

3,191   vols  Matilda   Ryan 

Keene  Valley  Public  Library 

1,850  vols.         Mrs.  Tennie  L.  Scanlon 
Keuka  Park  Keuka  College  Public  Lib 

4,700  vols  Eva  B   Taylor 

Kingston  Ponckhockie  Pub.  Library 

2,101  vols  Sadie  E    Schutt 

Kingston  City  Library 

8,775  vols  Marion  Herbert 

Lake  George  Cald  well  -Lake  George  Lib. 

4,500   vols.  Mary  C.   Hubbell 

Lake  Placid  Public  Library 

4,011   vols.   •  Laura   E.   White 

Lancaster  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Miss  A   E   Thatcher 

La  Salle  Free  Library 

1  500  vols         Marian  H   V   Tompkins 
LeRoy  Library  Association 

3,000  vols  Charlotte  J.  Carman 

Lewlston  Free  Library 

5,205  vols  Alicia  M    Ottley 

Liberty  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Anna  Harey 

Lima  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Emma  tL   Briggs 

Little  Falls  Public  Library 

10,800  vols  Mabel  E    Richards 

Little  Genessee  Genesee  Library 

1  000  vols  Ida  B   Coon 

Livingston  Free  Library 

Cora  B.  Reeve 
Liverpool  Public  Library 

1,680  vols.         Mrs  Blanche  B.  Alvord 
Lockport  Public  Library        " 

13,000  vols  Carrie  F    Gates 

Lodi  Whittler  Library 

1,419  vols  Frances  Lott 


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Locust  Valley  Public  Library 

2,748  vols  Bertha  Whiting 

Lowville  Free  Library 

1,082    vols.  Anna    E.    Crawford 

Lyons  Union  School  Library 

6,000  vols  F    H    Gardner 

Lyons  Civic  Club  Library 

1,000  vols  llrs    Ella  Leonard 

Lyons  Falls  Free  Library 

1  000  vols  Florence  Gavlord 

McGraw  Lament  Memorial  Free  Lib. 

Mrs   Charlotte  B.  B  Fancher 
Maiden  Public  Library 

2,000  vols 
Malone  "Wead  Library 

3,000  vols.  Louise  Merntt 

Mamaroneek  High  School  Library 

3,200  vols  Ethalinda  F.  Tyler 

Mandalin  Tivoli  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Hulda  Warrmger 

Marathon  Peck  Memorial  Library 

6,000  vols  J   "W.  Livingston 

Marlboro  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Kathryn  Strope 

Mass  ape  qua   DeL    Floyd-Jones   Library 

3,065  vols  Annie  Sexton 

Massena  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Helen  M    Andrews 

Matteawan  Howland  Cir.    Library 

8,000  vols.  Nancy  M    Lament 

Mattitnek  Free  Library 

3.874=  vols.  Cora  Jackson 

Mechaniosville  High  School  Library 

8,000  vols  L    B    Blakeman 

Medina  High  School  Library 

3,000  vols  Grace  L.  Rugg- 

Middletown  Thrall  Public  Library 

15,520  vols  Mary  K.  Van  Keuren 

Mlddletown  Leonora  S.  Bolles  Memorial 
Library 

10,302  vols  William  B    Ewer 

Millbrook  Free  Library 

4,377  vols  Marion  S.  Morse 

Milton  Sarah  Hull  Hallock  Free  Lib. 

2,500   vols.        Mrs    George   S.    Clarke 
M-ohawk  Weller  Library 

3,000  vols  Beatrice  "Wagner 

Montonr  Falls  Memorial  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs   Lucy  K   Smith 

Montonr  Falls  Cook  Academy  Library 

2,696   vols  Grace   Cook 

Moravia  Powers  Library 

7,800  vols         Mrs   Sarah  A    C.  Butler 
Morrlstown  Public  Library 

2,000   vols.  Irene   C.   Pierce 

Morrlsville  Public  Library 

2,863  vols  Emma  Isbell 

Mt.  Kisco  Free  Library 

4,500  vols  Alice  M    Sig-gelkow 

Mt.  Morris  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Jennie  A    Rockfellow 

Mt.  Vernon  Public  Library 

27,850  vols  Frances  D.  Thomson 

Naples  Hi?h  School  Libarry 

2.738  vols.  George  A.  Bolles 

Nassau  Free  Library 

2,500  vols  Mrs  Leila  F  Huested 

New  Berlin  Library  Association 

4,600  vols.  Mary  I.  White 


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New  Brighton  Winter  Mem    Library 

12,500  vols         Miss  G  M  W  Caldwell 
New  Hampton.  Den  ton  Library 

1,000  vols  Edla  Denton 

New  Paltx  State  Normal  School  Lib. 

8,000  vols  Faye  MacFerran 

New  Paltx  Free  Library 

Mrs    Catharine  Schoonmaker 
New  Rochelle  Public  Library 

36,795  vols.  Jessie  E   Brainard 

New  York  Pub.  Lib.  Circulating  Dept 

2,458,395  vols  Edwin  H  Anderson 

New  York  Mercantile  Library  Assn 

250,000  vols  Charles  H.  Cox 

New  Yorfe  N   Y   Society  Library 

100,000  vols  Frank  B    Bigelow 

New  York  Bethany  Memorial  Free  Lib 

4,000  vols.  Arthur  B.  Churchman 

New  York  Columbia  University  Lib 

570,000  vols     Wm  H  'Carpenter,  Act's1 
New  York  Bryson  Lib    Teachers'  Coll. 

70,000  vols  Elizabeth  G   Baldwin 

New  York  Coll.  of  the  City  of  N  Y.  Lib 

62,000  vols  Henry  E    Bliss 

New  York  New  York  University  Lib 

81,500  vols  Belle  Corwin 

New  York  Barnard  College  (Weed)  Lib 

9,400  vols  Bertha  L    Rockwell 

New  York  Cooper  Union  Library 

59,606  vols  L   C   L    Jordan 

New  York  Century  Association  Library 

11,500  vols  Charles  W.  Gordon 

New  York  Y   M    C.  A   Library  (23d  St.) 

11,545  vols  A    A    Claike 

New  York  Y,  M.  C.  A.  R.  R.  Branch  Lib 

21,269  vols  Wilbert  L    McKmlay 

New  York  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Library 

33.000  vols.  Jeanie  M.  Bulmer 

New  York  Manhattan  College  Library 

19,361  vols  Brother  Jasper 

New  York  Coll   of  St   Francis  Xavier 

80,000  vols  E    X    Fink  S    J 

New  York  Union  Theological  Sem.  Lib. 

117,600  vols      Henry  Pieserved  Smith 
New  York  Hunter  College  Library 

18,529  vols        Margaret  C    Cummings 
New  York  Historical  Society  Library 

129,481  vols  Robert  H    Kelby 

New  York  American  Mus    of  Nat    Hist 

60,000  vols  R  W   Tower 

N*w  York  N   Y   Botanical  Gardens 

26,299  vols.  Sarah  H    Harlow 

New  York  University  Club  Library 

dU,342  vols  Arthur  W    Colton 

New    York    Bible     Teachers     Training 
School   Library 

4,280  vols  Clara  M    Clark 

Newark  Free  Public  Library 

10,294  vols.  Sue   A.   Saltsman 

Newark  Valley  Tappan-Spaulding  Mem 

4.813  vols         Mrs.  Amelia  L   Prentice 
Newbnrgh  Free  Library 

44,500  vols  Lillian  O   Estabrook 

Newbnrgh  Balmville  Free  Cir.  Lib 

1,200  vols.          Sarah  E.  Schoonmaker 
Newfield  Public  Library 

1,817  vols  Miss  Dora  M.  Ham 

Niagara  Falls  Public  Library 
24,774  vols.  Jennie  A   Witmcr 


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Niagara  Fall*  Niagara  University  Lib. 
20,000  vols  Felix  Dronet 

Nineveh  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Alice  Ashe 

North  Eastern  Burton  Free  Library 

1,620  vols  Mrs   Libbie  J.  Cornell 

North  Java  Free  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs.  Gertrude  Adams 

North  Tonawanda  Public  Library 

12,000  vols  Mrs  Mary  F  Warren 
Norwich  Guernsey  Memorial  Library 

11,496  vols  N  Louise  Ruckteshler 
Nunda  Bell  Memorial  Library 

3,280  vols  Mary  H    Kneeland 

Nyack  Public  Library 

6,038  vols.  Helen  L.  Powell 

Ogdensburgr  Public  Library 

17,421  vols  Mary  K    Hasbrouck 

Olean  Free  Public  Library 

15,000   vols  Maud  D    Brooks 

Oneicla  Public  H    S    Library 

10,000   vols  A    B    Rockwell 

Oneonta  Normal  School  Library 

5,000  vols  Jessica  C.  Alden 

Oneonta  Public  Library 

13,800  vols  Mrs  Elizabeth  W  Blackall 
Orwell  Cogswell  Free  Public  Library 

E.    S    Beecher 
Osslnlng  Public  Library 

7,067  vols.  Margaret  Acker 

Osslning  Sing  Sing  Prison  Library 

1,200  vols  Rev  Wm  &  Cashm,  Chapl 
O&wegro  City  School  Library 

16.485  vols.  Robert   S    Kelaey 
Oswego  State  Normal  Library 

2U,OUO  vols  Lauia  A  Harden 

Owego  Coburn  Free  Library 

10,000  vols  Lilian  E.  Foster 

Oxford  Memorial  Library 

6,547  vols  Lillian  J  Emerson 

Oyster  Bay  Free  Library 

7,000  vols  Luie  P  iSammis 

Palmyra  King's  Daughters'  Free  Lib. 

3,250  vols.  Marie  Meulendyke 

Patchogue  Public  Library 

7,000  vols  Mrs  Alma  D  Custead 

Peekskill  Field  Free  Library 

9,446  vols.  Julia  A.  Sprague 

Peun  Yan  Public  Library 

8  207  vols  Mrs  Henrietta  H  Kimball 
Philmont  Public  Library 

2,500  vols.  William  Scutt 

Phoenicia  Free  Library 

2,000  vols  Jennie  Van  Buskirk 

Ptermont  Free  Library 

2,431  vols.  Adelaide  E  Haring 

Pine  Hill  Morton  Memorial  Library 

2,500  vols.  Janet  Cornish 

Pine  Plain*  Free  Library 

2,686  vols.  Clarissa  L.  Cole 

Pinebnah  Public  Library 

3,158  vols.  Mrs  Joel  Whitten 

Plattaburgh  Public  Library 

14.486  vols  Ernest  S    Hall 
Plattsburgr  Normal  School  Library 

11,500  vols  Anne  J  O'Brien 

Pleasant  Valley  Free  Library 

3,350  vols  Mrs  Nadine  W.  Magill 
Plea«antvllle  Library  Association 

2,450  vols.  James  A.  Canfleld 


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Pocantlco  Hills  Lyceum  Library 

2,000  vols  Eunice  Turner 

Poplar  Ridge  Hazard  Library 

2,300   vols.  Dexter  Wheeler 

Port  Chester  Public  Library 

3,000   vols       Mrs    Carrie  B.  Studwell 
Port  Jefferson  Free  Library 

2,300  vols  Marietta  G   Wheeler 

Port  Jervts  Free  Library 

19,407  vols  Anna  E.  Wells 

Port  Jervis  Minismk  Valley  His.  So.  Lib. 

1,424  vols.  W.  L.  Cuddeback 

Port  Henry  Sherman  Free  Library 

8,000  vols  Anna  L   Walton 

Port  Washington  Free  Library 

1,262  vols.        Wilhelmma  M.  Mitchell 
Portviiie  Free  Library 

3,197  vols  Mrs   J   H    Bouton 

Potsdam  Public  Library 

7,100  vols  Mrs    Sadie  Bixby 

Potsdam  Clarkson  School  Library 

5,000  vols 
Potsdam  Normal  School  Library 

4,908  vols  Julie  T    Walling 

Pou&hkeepsie  Adriance  Memorial  Lib. 

54,000  vols  John  C    Sickley 

Ponghkeepsie   Thompson   Memorial  Li- 
brary Vassar  College 

83,700  vols  Amy  Louise  Reed 

QuoKiie  Public  Library 

1,800  vols  S.  H    Poster 

Randolph  Helen  Culver  Library 

3,000  vols.  Grace  V.  WIlcox 

Raveha  Public  Library 

1  256  vols  Anna  M    Voss 
Red  Hook  Public  Library 

1.265  vols  Mary  Loun 

Remsen  Didymus  Thomas  Library 

3,000  vols  Edward  E  Samuel 

Rensselaer  City  Library 

2,500  vols  Mary  Dower 

Rensselaer  Bath  on  Hudson  Pub.  Lib. 

5  000  vols  Alice  Ashton 

Rhlnecliff  Memorial  Library 

1,500  vols  William  W  Hughes 

Richfield  Springs  Public  Library 

4,090  vols  Ella  L  Wmne 

Rlverhead  Free  Library 

2  600  vols  Elizabeth  Burton 
Rochester  Public  Library 

62,500  vols  William  F  Yust 

Rochester  Reynolds  Library 

76,740  vols.  Anne  R  Collins 

Rochester  University  of  Rochester  Lib. 

72,000  vols  James  A  McMillen 

Rochester  Rochester  Hist.  Soc.  Library 

6,000  vols  Edward  D  Putnam 

Rochester  Theological  Seminarr  Lib. 

42,100  vols  Glenn  B  Swell 

Rockvllle  Center  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Wmona  C  Martin 

Rome  Jervis  Library  Association 

14,461  vols.  Eugenie  Stevens 

Rouses  Point  Dodge  Memorial  Library 

3.000  vols.  Mary  A.  Spear 

Roxhury  Public  Library 

2,414  vols  Mrs.  Fannie  M  Preston 
Russell  Knox  Mem.  High  School  Lib. 

2,000  vols  Jennett  E    Gibbons 


New   York — continued 

Rye  Free  Library 

6,600  vols  Luella  O  Beaman 

St.  Johns vtlle  Reaney  Memorial  Library 

6,000  vols  Kate  Houg-n 

Sacfcet  Harbor  Hay  Memorial  Library 

3,125  vols  Gladys  E  Whalen 

Sajer  Harbor  John  Jermain  P  L 

10,000  vols  Mrs.  Olive  P  Young 

Salamanca  High  School  Library 

4,000  vols  Mae  Fisher 

Salem  Bancroft  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Fiances  F.  Leighton 

Saranac  Lake  Free  Library 

6,500  vols  W  D  McNeil 

Saratoga  Springs  Public  Librarr 

4,279  vols  Marian  H  Haskins 

Saugerttes  Public  Library 

8,630  vols  Alida  A  MacAdam 

Schenectady  Free  Public  Library 

38,800  vols.  Henry  Glen 

SchenectadT  Union  College  Library 

41,000  vols.  DeWitt  Clinton 

Schnylerville  Free  Library 

3,600  vols.  Mrs  Mary  E.  C  Gow 
Scio  Free  Library 

1,360  vols  Mrs.  Emma  Smith 

Seacliff  Public  Library 

2,357  vols.  May  Dibbell 

Seneca  Falls  Mynderse  Library 

6,000  vols.  Ellen  F  Wickes 

Sharon  Springs  Free  Library 

I  000  vols  Mrs    Annie  Townsend 
Shelter  Island  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Mrs  M  H  Conklin 

Sherman  Minerva  Free  Library 

4,400  vols  Florence  Hawley 

Sherburne  Public  Library 

6,326  vols         Adelaide  B   Harringion 

dneT  Public  Library 

7,000  vols  Bessie  Talcott 

Slnclalrvllle  Free  Library 

1.818  vols.  Mrs.  Alice  T.  Brlgps 

Skaneateles  Library  Association 

15,062  vols  Lydia  A  Cobane 

Smithtovra  Public  Library 

3,400  vols.  Cornelia  H  Peck 

Solvay  Carnegie  Public  Library 

4.700  vols.  Cornell  a  Mertens 

South  Dansville  Ladies'  Free  Library 

1,203  vols  Mrs  J  M.  La  Monte 

South  Otsellc  Public  Library 

1,000  vols.  Clifford  A  Stanton 

South  Salem  Public  Library 

2,452  vols  Grovenia  Benedict 

Southampton  Rogers  Memorial  Library 

II  423  vols  Julia  W.  Foster 
Sonthold  Free  Library 

3  500  vols  Mrs  A  A.  Spooner 

Sprlngville  Public  Library 

9,000  vols  Lucy  A.  Bensley 

Stockton  M.  E.  Seymour  Mem.  Free  Lib 

3,900  vols.  Mrs.  F.  Florelle  Seymour 
Syracuse  Public  Library 

114,387  vols  Paul  M  Paine 

Syracuse  Syracuse  University 

96,000  vols  E  E  Sperry 

Tarrytown  Young  Men's  Lyceum  Lib. 

9,000  vols.  Flora  C.  Millard 

Theresa  Free  Library 

3,100  vols.  Mrs.  Celia  E.  Whitney 


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Thousand  Island  Park  Public  Library 

1,700    vols  Mrs    Vira  Cupernall 

Ticonderoga  Cainegie  Public  Libiary 

3,045  vols  Mabel  F    Malcom 

Tomkins  Cove  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Albeit  C   Lucas 

Tonavranda  Public  Library 

7,471  vols  Mrs    Ada  M    Rork 

Troy  Public  Library 

49,385  vols  Mary  L   Davis 

Troy  Young  Women's  Ass'n  Library 

3  215  vols  Bessie  L    Fisk 

Troy  Rensselaer  Institute  Library 

10,500  vols  Harriet  R    Peck 

Tuokanoe  Public  Library 

1,052  vols  Mrs    £3   D   Wiberley 

Tuxedo  Park  Public  Library 

2,581  vols  Hannah  Patterson 

Union  Springs  Springport  Free  Library 

3,600  vols.  Henry  C.  Hackett 

TTtica  Public  Library 

85,000  vols  Caroline  M    Underbill 

Utica  Oneida  Historical  Society  Library 

8,500   vols  George  Fenton 

Valley  Falls  Free  Library 

Mrs.  Ida  B    Crapo 
Van  Etten  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Marian  Banfield 

Vernon  Public  Library 

2,434  vols.  Frank  Stuhlman 

Wadhams  Free  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs    C    M    Sherman 

Walden  Public  Library 

1,250  vols  Florence  Leeming 

Walton  W  B   Ogden  Free  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs    Eugenia  Smith 

Wapingers  Falls  Grinnell  Library 

8,000  vols  Jessie  Blythe 

Warrensbnrg  Richards  Library 

5,570  vols  Mary  S    Crandall 

Warsaw  Public  Library 

7,806  vols  Helen  M    Cameron 

Warwick  Y.  M.  C.  A,  Library 

1,122  vols  Fannie  E    Smith 

Waterford  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs    S   M    Boughton 

Waterloo  Library  and  Historical  Soc. 

7,441  vols  Lulu  M.  Clark 

Watertown  Flower  Memorial  Library  ~ 

30,790  vols  Samuel  A    Hayt 

Watervllle  Public  Library 

4,250  vols  Elizabeth  E   Evans 

Wfttkins  Public  Library 

4,500  vols  Mrs   Harriet  R.  Noble 

Waverly  High  School  Library 

5,500  vols  Effie  Scott 

Wellsville  David  A    Howe  Public  Lib 

12,000  vols  Fannie  E   Crittenden 

West  Hebron  Hebron  Free  Library 

1,000  vols.  Mary  J.  Gary 

West  Point  U.  S.  Military  Academy 

95,000  vols  James  E    Runcie 

West  Winfield  Free  Library 

3,500  vols  M    Adele  Morgan 

Westchester  Huntington  Free  Library 
6,000  vols.         Emma  Katharine  Volz 
Westfield  Patterson  Library 

19,080  vols  Sarah  H   Ames 


New  York — continued 

Westhampton  Beach  Free  Library  Ass'n 

3,234  vols  Augusta  S  Meeker 

Westport  Library  Association 

4,047  vols.  Mary  E.  Eddy 

Whitehall  Free  Library 

7,000  vols  Esther  L  Adams 

Whiteplains  Public  Library 

6,641  vols  Clara  F.  Hopper 

Williamsvllle  Free  Library 

4,000  vols  Margaret  J  Best 

Wyoming:  Free  Circulating  Library 

6,481  vols  F  J  Peck 

Yonkers  Public  Library 

36,000  vols  Helen  M  Blodgett, 

Yonkers  Woman's  Institute 

6,505  vols  Pauline  Heermance 

Yonkers  Hollywood  Inn 

9,300  vols  Margaret  W    Couzens 


NORTH  CAROLINA 

State  Library  Commission:     Minnie  W. 
Leatkerman,   Secretary*  Ralei&h 

Aberdeen  Page  Memorial  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs   Esther  R  Jones 

tsheville  Bishop  Atkinson  Library 

2,254  vols.  Alfred  H.  Stubbs 

Isheville  Pack  Memorial  Library 

12,497  vols  Ann   Talbot  Erwin 

Isheville  Nor.  and  Collegiate  Inst  Lib. 

2,000  vols  Margaret  A    Walker 

Beaufort  St.  Paul's  School  Library 

3,500  vols  Miss  B    V    Apperson 

Belmont  St   Mary's  College  Library 

10,500  vols  Rev.  F   Thomas 

Chapel  Hill  Univ.  of  North  Carolina  Lib. 

73,000  vols  Louis  R    Wilson 

Charlotte  Colored  Library 

1,800  vols  Lydia  Schenck 

Charlotte  Carnegie  Library  Biddle  TJniv 

7,288  vols  Mary  B    Palmer 

Clinton  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Rebecca  Herring 

Concord  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs   J   D  Lentz 

Davidson  Union  Library  Davidson  Coll 

23,688  vols  Cornelia  Shaw 

Durham  Public  Library 

6,285  vols  Mrs    Lillian  Griggs 

Durham  Trinity  College  Library 

47,571  vols  Joseph,  P.  Breedlove 

ESlon  College  Library 

4,000  vols  Larlie  May  Taylor 

Goldftboro   Public   Library 

1,955  vols.  Mary  F    DeVane 

Greensboro  Public  Library 

15,000  vols  W   S   .Houston 

Greensboro  A   &  M   College  Library 

Martin  Goms 
Greensboro  State  Normal  School  Library 

7,500  vols  Annie  F    Petty 

Guilford  College  Library 

7,032  vols  Julia  O.  White 

Henderson ville  Carnegie  Library 

1,000  vols  W    C.  Rector 

Hickory  Free  Library 

3,000  vols.  Sadie  Field 


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Highlands  Hudson  Free  Library 

1,000  vols  Miss  Albertma  Staub 

Kinston  Public  Library 

2  000  vols  Dora  Miller 

Ledger  Good-Will  Free  Library 

8,000  vols  A.  W.  Willis 

Lenoir  Pioneer  Library 

3,300  vols  G   W.  F   Harper 

Marion  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Margaret  Wmslow 

Mars  Hill  College  Library 

1,000  vols  R    L    Moore 

Montreat  Stone  Memorial  Library 

3,600  vols 
Mooresville  Free  Library 

1,100  vols  Mrs    J    J.  McNeeley 

Newbern  Library   Association 

3,150  vols  Frances  J    Howerton 

Newton  Catawba  College  Library 

3,500  vols  Mary   C.   Stahr 

Niagara  Webster  Library 

1,500   vols  E    W    Sonders 

Ralclsrh  North  Carolina  State  Library 

46,000  vols.  M    O.  Sherrill 

ftaleisrh  Olivia  Raney  Library 

7  507  vols  Jennie  H.  Coffin 

Raletea  Shaw  University  Library 

5,300  vols  Alice  M    Emerson 

Raleterh  Meredith  College  Library 

5,000  vols  Margaret  Forgens 

Rutherford  College  College  Library 

2,000  vols  Frank  L.  Smith 

Salisbury  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Annie   Greaher 

Saluda  Goelet  Mem    Library 

1,800  vols  Mrs    C    E    Barbour 

Southport  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Margaret  Dosher 

Trron  Lamer  Library 

2200  vols 
Wake  Forest  College  Library 

20,000  vols  Ethel  T    Crittenden 

Washington  Public  Library 

4,500  vols  Mrs    E   L   Betts 

WavnesvlHe  Public  Library 

3,800  vols  Alice  C    Qumlan 

West  Raleigh  College  of  Agri   Library 

7,812  vols  Mrs    C    M    Williamson 

Wilmington  Public  Library 

6,798  vols  Alice  Le  Grand 

Winston-Salem  Carnegie  Librarv 

10,000  vols  Pamelia  Bynum 

Winston-Salem  Academv  and  Coll    Lib. 

10,000  vols.  Mary  E.  Meinung 


NORTH  DAKOTA 

State      Pnhllc      Library      Commission: 

Mrs.  Minnie  C.  Budl-ong,  Director,  The 

Capitol,  Bismarck 
Beach  Public  Librarv 

1,000  vols  Mrs    John  Keohane 

Bismarck  State  Historical  Library 

20,000  vols        '        Elina  Thorstemson 
Bismarck  State  Educational  Library 

15,000  vols  Minnie  C    Endlong 

Oando  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs   A.  F.  Hill 


North  Dakota — continued 

Carrington  Public  Libiary 

1,800  vols  Mrs    B    L.  Russell 

Casselton  Public  Library 

1,400   vols  Emir  D    Morton 

Devils  Lake  Carnegie  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Dorothy  Dodge 

Dickinson  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Helen  F    Carleton 

Edj^eley  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs    J    A  White 

Ellendale  Public  Library 

2,100  vols  Etta  M    Bentley 

Ellendale  State  Normal  School  Librarv 
Gabriella  C    Brendemuhl 
Enderlin  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs.  E"    F    Bangert 

Farsro  Public  Library 

9,385   vols  "Winnie   Bucklin 

Far«ro  College  Library 

7,726  vols  Alice  Sargent 

Farxo  North  Dakota  Agri.  College  Lib* 

25,137  vols  Mrs    Ethel  McVeety 

Fariro  Masonic  Grand  Dodpre  Library 

6,000  vols  "W    L    Stockwell 

Fessenden  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Sarah  Beiseker 

Graf  ton  Public  Library 

1,800   vols  Mary  Morris 

Grand  Forks  Univ.  of  North  Dakota  Lib. 

53,171  vols  Clarence  W.  Sumner 

Grand  Forks  Carnegie  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Adah  'Durand 

Hankinson  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs    E   L   Kmney 

Harvey  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs   D   H   Larson 

Jamestown   Public  Library 

10,000   vols  Alice   Paddock 

Jamestown  Jamestown  College  Library 

5,000  vols  F    B.  Taylor 

Kenmare  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs   "William  Putnam 

Lan*?don  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Marie  H.  Harlan 

Leeds  Public  Library 

1,600  vols  Theo    Gronbeck 

liidgrerwood  Public  Library 

1,000  vols.  Zdenka  Trinka 

Lisbon  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  "W    G.  Curtia 

Mandan  Public  Library 

2,771  vols  Olivia  M.  Draper 

Mayville  Public  Library 

5,100  vols  Dagny  Ylvisaker 

BXinot  Carnegie  Public  Library 

3,200  vols  Margaret  Greene 

Park  River  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Bessie  I.  Bobbins 

Ruf?t»y  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Hattie  S.  Sikes 

Valley  City  Public  Librarv 

4  800  vols  Lillian  E.  Cook 
Valley  City  State  Normal  School  Lib. 

10,000  vols  Helm  M  Crane 

Wahpeton  Public  Library 

2590  vols  Mrs.  J  G  Forbes 

Wahpeton  State  School  of  Science  Lib. 

5  000  vols  Lilian  Mirick 
Willlston  James  Mem   Library 

3,915  vols  Bessie  R  Baldwin 


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OHIO 

State  Board  of  Librarv  Commissioners: 
C.  B.  Galbreath,  Secretary,  State  Li- 
brary, Columbus 

Ada  Ohio  Northern  University  Library 

17,000  vols  R  H  Schoonover 

Akron  Public  Library 

33,400  vols  M  Pauline  Edgerton 

Akron  Bierce  Library  Univ  of  Akron 

11,500  vols  Rena  B  Fmdley 

Alliance  Carnegie  Free  Library 

10,000  vols  Margaret  E  Atwell 

Alliance  Mt  Union-Scio  College  Library 

10,000  vols  Nina  McNaughton 

Amherst  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Maud  Nieding 

Ashland  Public  Library 

2,250  vols  Mrs  C  J  Kenny 

Ashtabnla  Free  Public  Library 

8,497  vols  Ethel  J  MacDowell 

Athens  Ohio  University  Library 

44,000  vols  Charles  G-  Matthews 

Barberton  Barber  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs  Mary  Toplm 

Bellaire  School  Library 

3,000  vols  Grace  Haney 

Bellevne  Carnegie-Stahl  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Emma  Sutter 

Berea  Baldwin-Wallace  College  Lib. 

10,000  vols  Vesta  Warren 

Bryan  Public  Library 

5,500  vols  Alice  M.  Walt 

Bucyrus  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Clara  L.  Angell 

Cadiz  Public  Library 

7,000  vols  Dorothy  McCann 

Cambridge  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Martha  G  Robins 

Canal  Dover  Dover  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mary  McKean 

Canton  Public  Library  Association 

24,926  vols  Mary  P  Martin 

Cardington  Ladies'  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Mrs  Imogene  Snider 

Carey  Dorcas  Carey  Public  Library 

5,275  vols  Margie  Sutphen 

CedarviUe  Carnegie  Library 

3,718  vols  Florence  E  Forbes 

Celina  Public  Library 

5  076  vols  Myrtle  Crockett 

Celina  Shakespere  Public  Library 

1,030  vols  Elizabeth  Cook 

Chlllicothe  Public  Library 

30,000  vols  Burton  E  Stevenson 

Cincinnati  Public  Library 

501,000  vols  N  D  C  Hodges 

Cincinnati  Young  Men's  Mercantile  Lib 

85,000  vols  Alice  B  Coy 

Cincinnati  Hebrew  Union  College  Lib 

42,000  vols.  Adolph  S  Oko 

Cincinnati  Day  Lib  Ohio  Mech  *s  Inst 

10,000  vols  Loufse  Mary  Reinke 

Cincinnati  University  of  Cincinnati  Lib 

79,600  vols  Charles  Albert  Read 

Cincinnati  St  Xavier  College  Library 

30.000  vols  Leo  J  Lyons 

Cincinnati  Historical  and  Phil.  Soc.  Lib. 

26,212  vols  L  Belle  Hamlm 

Cincinnati  Lloyd  Library  and  Museum 

46,298  vols  Edith  Wycoff 

Circlcville  Public  Library 

17,000  vols.  Mary  Wilder 


Ohio— continued 

Cleveland  Case  Library 

84,000  vols  John  William  Perrin 

Cleveland  Public  Library 

542,794  vols  William  H  Brett 

Cleveland  Western  Reserve  Univ.  Lib. 

85,000  vols  George  Franklin  Strong 
Cleveland  Case  Sch  of  Tech  Lib 

14,000  vols  J  M  Telleen 

Columbus  Public  Library 

98,000  vols  John  J  (Pugh 

Columbus  Public  School  Library 

100,000  vols  Martin  Hensel 

Columbus  Ohio  State  Library 

200  000  vols  C  B  Galbreath 

Columbus  Ohio  State  University  Lib 

170,053  vols  Olive  Jones 

Conneaut  Carnegie  Library 

8,705  vols  Marie  T.  Brown 

Coshocton  Public  Library 

11,100  vols  Eleanor  Olney 

Dayton  Public  Library  and  Museum. 

85,000  vols  Electra  C  Doren 

Defiance  Public  Library 

16,103  vols  Jewel  Fouke 

Delaware  City  Library 

9,000  vols  Mrs  Margaret  Lahr 

Delaware  Ohio  Wesleyan  University  Lib. 

72,000  vols  Russel  B  Miller 

Delphos  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Grace  Boardman 

East  Liverpool  Carnegie  Public  Library 

9,120  vols  Mary  H  Hall 

Baton  Public  Library 

3,490  vols  Mrs.  Lida  Griswold 

Elyrla  Library 

28,145  vols  Grace  M  Peterson 

Findlay  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Mary  B  Morrison 

Findlay  College  Library 

3,000  vols  W  H  Guyer 

Fostoria  Public  Library  Association 

3,500  vols  Ella  Robbing 

Fremont  Bir chard  Library 

16,290  vols  Harriet  A.  Gast 

Gallon  Public  Library 

3,767  vols.  Estella  B.  Coyle 

Callipolia  Public  Library 

6,880  vols  Mrs  Addie  A  Vanden 

Gambler  Kenyon  College  Library 

40,000  vols.  Ellen  D.  Devol 

Geneva  Platt  R  Spencer  Memorial  Lib. 

6,500  vols  Mrs  Viola  A.  Wheaton 
Germantown  Public  Library 

4.C37  vols.  Adelaide  Taylor 

Glendale  Lyceum 

3,938  vols  Louise  Halsted 

Granville  Dennison  University  Library 

38  000  vols  Mrs  Kate  S.  Himes 

Greenville  Carnegie  Library 

14,500  vols  Minnie  J  Routzong 

Hamilton  Lane  Free  Library 

15,000  vols  Mrs  Hattie  S.  James 

Harrison  Library 

2,000  vols  Nellie  Curran 

Hlllsboro  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Frances  H  Detwller 

Hiram  College  Library 

12,370  vols  Jessie  J.  Smith 

fronton  Brlggs  Library 

7,000  vols  Nelle  Shaw 


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Jackson  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Mrs  W  H  Miller 

Jefferson  Citizens  Library 

5,500  vols  Jennie  M  Stone 

Rent  Carnegie  Public  Library 

4,541  vols  Jennie  A  Shoeman 

Kenton  Public  Library 

3,180  vols  Margaret  Rogers 

Kinsman  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Costello  Hamilton 

Lancaster  Public  Library 

10,500  vols  Ella  Kite 

Lebanon  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Jennie  Unglesbie 

Lima  Public  Library 

11,000  vols  Martha  Gamble 

Lisbon  Lepper  Library 

4,000  vols  Mrs.  M.  P.  Springer 

Lockland  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Irene  Patterson 

Logan  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Margaret  Soumenig 

London  Carnegie  Public  Library 

/,UOU  vols  Hattie  D  Smith 

Lorain  Public  Library 

9,765  vols  Elizabeth  K  Steele 

Manchester  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mary  Stableton 

Mansfield  Public  Library 

18,750  vols.  Helen  J.  Pox 

Marietta  Public  Library 

15,000  vols  Willia'C  Cotton 

Marietta  College  Library 

65,000  vols  George  J  Blazier 

Marion  Public  Library 

10,055  vols  Helen  Cramer 

Marysville  Free  Public  Library 

4,000  vols.  Lillian  Robb 

Masslllon  McClymond's  Public  Library 

21,000  vols  Clara  Miller 

Medina  Franklin  Sylvester  Library 

7,000  vols  Iflvangelme  Johnson 

Middletown  Carnegie  Library 

5,000  vols.  Miss  Ellinwood 

Milan  Township  Library 

2,337  vols.  Louise  A.  Hawley 

Mount  Gilead  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mabel  Lewis 

Mount  Veraon  Public  Library 

8,000  vois  Loma  P  Arndt 

New  Concord  Muskmgum -Guernsey  Lib 

6,000  vols  Stella  E  Burns 

New  Philadelphia  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Helen  Hoover 

New  StraitsTille  Public  Library 

5,600  vols  Mrs  Maria  E  Martin 

Nelsonvllle  City  Library 

1,000  vols  Ella  Patton 

Newark  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Mrs  Neva  B.  Rees 

Niles  Public  Library 

4,500  vols  Ida  E.  Sloan 

Norwalk  Young  Men's  Library  &  R.  R 

9,497  vols  Lucy  E  Strutton 

Norwood  Br.  of  Cincinnati  Public  Lib 

8,000  vols  Miss  Hawley 

Oberlln  College  Library 

168,320  vols  Azanah  <S  Root 

Orrville  Public  Library 

2,000  vols.  Ralph  Winterstein 


Ohio — continued 

Oxford  Miami  University  Library 

48,000  vols        Samuel  J    Brandenburg 

PalnesviUe  Mathews  Public  Library 

15,000  vols  Margaret  KUbourne 

Perrysburg  "Way  Public  Library 

11,000  vols  Eleanor  D  Moderwell 
Piqua  Schnudlapp  Pub  School  Library 

12,000  vols  E  Jane  Downey 

Pomeroy  Public  Library 

1, 800  vols.  Emma  McQuigg- 

Portsmouth  Public  Library 

32,000  vois  Nana  A  Newton 

Salem  Public  Library 

10,829  vols  Mrs  Helen  G  Carey 

Sandusky  Carnegie  Public  Library 

20,000  vols  Edna  A  Holzaepfel 

Shelby  Marvin  Memorial  Library 

6,000  vols  Miss  Marvin 

Sidney  Public  Library 

12,000  vols  *  Emma  Graham 

Springfield  Warder  Public  Library 

32,365  vols  Alice  Burr  owes 

Springfield  Wittenberg  College  Library 

19,000  vols  Grace  Prince 

Stenbenville  Carnegie  Library 

12,845  vols  Beatrice  M.  Kelly 

Tiffin  Public  Library 

11,000  vols  Jessie  D.  -Hershiser 

Tiffin  Heidelberg  University  Library 

14,000  vols  Albert  D.  Keller 

Toledo  Public  Library 

100,000  vols  Herbert  S.  Hirshberg- 
Troy  Free  Public  School  Library 

15,250  vols  Mrs  Clara  E>  Williams 
Uhrlchsville  Twin  City  Public  Library 

4,000  vols.  Marvilla  Cu  mining's 

Union  Carnegie  Public  Library 

2,000  vols.  Rutli  Scibira 

Upper  San  dusky  Carnegie  Library 

2,000  vols  Anna  Kirby 

TJrbana  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Mrs  Harriet  C  Milne 

Van  Wert  Brumback  Library 

29,000  vols  Anna  L.  Holding 

Warren  Public  Library 

18.254  vols  Cornelia  G.  Smith 

Washington  C.  H.  Carnegie  Library 

7,152  vols  JEhzabeth  Johnson 

Wauseon  Public  Library 

5,200  vols  Howard  B  Sohn 

Wellington  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Edith  E.  Robinson 

Wellsville  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Leila  Ward 

West  Mentor  Mentor  Village  Library 

2,620  vols.  Mrs  M.  C.  Angler 

Westerviue  Carnegie  Library 

2,000  vols  Clara  Shuler 

Westervllle  Otterbein  University  Lib 

13,000  vols.  Tirza  L  Barnes 

Wilberforce  University  Library 

6  500  vols  Ambrose  W.  Asbury 

Willoughby  Free  Public  Library 

5,227  vols  Georgia  Crobaugh 

Wilmington  Public  Library 

4,500  vols.  Minnie  Farren 

TVindham  Township  Library 

1,000  vols  Elois  Wilson 

Woodsfteld  Public  Library 

1,170  vols. 


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Wooster  Public  Library 

9,548  Myrtle  M  Allen 

Wooster  College  of  Wooster  'Library 

41,000  vols  Elizabeth  Bechtel 

Xenia  Greene  County  Library 

14,332  vols  Etta  G  McElwam 

Yellow  Springs  Public  Library 

2,000  volg.  Mrs.  Mary  E.  Tucker 

Yellow  Springs  Antioch  College  Library 

11,400  vols  Bessie  L  Totten 

Yonng-stovFn  Reuben  McMillan  Free  Lib 

66,000  vols  Joseph  L  Wheeler 

Zanesvllle  Mclntire  Public  Library 

25,000  vols  Mary  E    Elder 


OKLAHOMA 

Alva  City  Library 

1,000  vols  Cora  Wiggins 

Alva  Normal  School  Library 

8,000  vols  Kate  Ross 

Ardmore  Carnegie  Library 

4,300  vols  Mrs   Mvrtle  Jones 

Ardmore  Hargrove  College  Library 

1,000  vols  J.  M.  Gross 

Bacone  College  Library 

3  000  vols  Mrs  Frances  A   Sharp 

Bartlesville  Carnegie  Library 

3,000  vols  Mabel  Blakeslee 

Blaekwell  Chautauqua  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs    M    M    Lively 

Chickaslia  Carnegie  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs   J    A   Thompson 

Davis  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Claude  Kenedy 

Edmond  Normal  School  Library 

12,000  vols  Ruby  Canton 

El  Reno  Carnegie  Library 

5,000  vols  Elizabeth  SmClair 

Enid  Carnegie  Public  Library 

7,471  vols  Cora  Case  Potter 

Enid  Phillips  University  Library 

3  300  vols  Nelle  F  Home 

Gtathrie  Carnegie  Library 

12,000  vols  Mrs    B    G    McBride 

Hobart  Carnegie  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs   J   R  Dale 

Kingfisher  College  Library 

5.600  vols  J   Favssell 

Manjmra  Western  Baptist   College  Lib. 

5,000  vols  Eugene  Smith 

McAlester  Carnegie  Library 

8,000  vols  Mrs   Charles  Hayden 

Muskogee  Public  Library 

7,500  vols  Mary  R    Radford 

Nevrkirk  Ladies'  Club  Library 

1,200  vols  Gussie  Robertson 

Norman  University  of  Okla.  Library 

23,000  vols  Jesse  L    Rader 

Oklahoma  City  Carnegie  Library 

26,097  vols  Edith  Allen  Phelps 

Oklahoma  City  Oklahoma  State  Lib 

40,000  vols  E   O    Spilman 

Perry  Carnegie  Library 

2,000  vols  Lula  Wright 

Ponca  Carnegie  Library 

1,000  vols  Marion  Lutterloh 

Sapnlpa  Library 

2,000   vols  Maude   Whitaker 


Oklahoma — continued 

Shavrnee   Carnegie   Library 

10,000  vols  Mrs  R  W  Funk 

Stillwater  Oklahoma  Agri  College  Lib. 

19,384  vols  William  W  Foote 

Tahleqnah  Carnegie  Library 

1,000  vols  J  F  Thompson 

Tahleqnah  State  Normal  School  Library 

5,000  vols  Willie  Whittmore 

Watonga  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Winefred  Scofield 

Waurika  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Mrs  Frank  Beauman 

Weatherford  State  Normal  School  Lib 

5,000  vols.  Margaret  W   Quigley 


OREGON 

Albany  College  Library 

7,000  vols  Frank   G    Franklin 

Astoria  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Katherme  C    Barker 

Ashland  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Blanche  32   Hicks 

Baker  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Lulu  Smith 

Gorvailis  Public  Library 

1,000   vols 
Gorvailis  Agricultural  College  Library 

16,000  vols  Ida  A   Kidder 

Dallas  Public  Library 

2  445  vols  Jennie  Muscot 

Dallas  College  Library 

1,500  vols  T.  A.  Teats 

Eusrene  Public  Library 

6,760  vol-s  Adelaide  Lilley 

Eusrene  Bible  University  Library 

4,200  vols  Mrs    E    C   Sanderson 

Eugrene  University  of  Oregon  Library 

69,305  vols  M   iH    Douglas 

Forest  Grove  Pacific  University  Library 

18,230  vols  Cora  A    Miltimore 

Grant's  Pass  Public  Library 

1,600  vols  Miss  Barnes 

Hood  River  Public  Library 

3,421  vols  Delia  F.  Northey 

Klamath  Falls  Public  Library 

3,200  vols  Enola   A    Hawkins 

Me3Iinnville  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  .       Mrs   M  L  Barden 

McMinnviHe  College  Library 

4,500  vols.  Miss  L  M.  Grover 

Medford  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Elizabeth  Robinson 

Bfonmonth  Oregon  State  Normal  Lib. 

3,145  vols  Mabel  G    West 

Newoergr  Carnegie  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Miss  Langton 

Newberpr  Pacific  College  Library 

3,500  vols  Mary  Kenworthy 

Pendleton  Umatilla  County  Library 

6,864  vols  Sabra  L    Nason 

Portland  Library  Association 

240,785  vols  Mary  Frances  Isom 

Portland  Reed  College  Library 

7,500  vols  Maida  Rossiter 

Salem  Public  Library 

10,939  vols  Anne  D    Swezey 

Salem  Oregon  State  Library 

108,000  vols.  Cornelia  Marvin 


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Salem  Willamette  University  Library 

6,000  vols.  Mary  Field 

The  Dalles  Wasco  County  Library 

8,327  vols  Cormne  A.  Metz 

Tillamook  Public  Library 

1,000  vols 
Union  Carnegie  Public  Library 

1,700  vols          Mrs    Annie  M    Cochrum 
Western  State  Normal  School  Library 

2,000  vols.  Mary  Turcher 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Free  Library  Commission:     T.  L.  Mont- 
gomery,     Secretary,     State     Library, 

Harrisbnrg 
Alexandria  Memorial  Public  Library 

4,097   vols  E.   P.   Walker 

Allentown   Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Isabel  McC    Turner 

Allentown  Muhlenburg  College  Lib 

19,112  vols  Stephen  G   Simpson 

Altoona  Mechanics'  Library  &  R    B,  A. 

52,067  vols  Elizabeth  L   Snyder 

Ambler  Union  Library 

1,395   vols.  Eliza   J.    Davis 

Andalusia  King1  Library 

5,000  vols  Frank  W    Creighton 

Annville  Lebanon  Valley  College  Lib 

6,000  vols  Esther  Wareheim 

Apollo  Free  Library 

1,712  vols  Agnes  Mullen 

Ardmore  Public  Library 

5,217  vols  Edith  Stadelman 

Athens  Athens  Library 

4,000  vols  Helen  Thurston 

Beatty  St.  Vincent  College  Library 

40,500  vols  Rev    Gerard  Bridge 

Beaver   Public   Library 

2,500  vols  Anne  Fox  Oliphant 

Beaver  College  Library 

3,500  vols.  Mary  H.  Darragh 

Beaver  Falls  Geneva  College  Library 

6,107  vols  Lida  Jamison 

Beaver  Falls  Carnegie  Free  Library 

13,000   vols.  Hazel    R.   Clifton 

Berwick  T.  M.  C.  A.  Library 

3,000  vols.  David  Wise 


Berwyn  Library 

1,943    T    ' 


.*.,*•*«>   vols  Lillian   W    Burns 

Bethlehem  Library  of  the  Bethlehems 

9,000  vols  Miss  B    D    Burrows 

Bethlehem  Moravian  College  Library 

10,000  vols          Elizabeth  0    Burrows 
Blairsville  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Miss  M    L   Rausom 

Bloomsbnrs  Public  Library 

6,808  vols.  Edith  Patterson 

Bl'oomsburip  State  Normal  School  Lib 

6,863  vols  Ella  C   Ritchie 

Braddock  Carnegie  Free  Library 

64,000  vols  George  H   Lamb 

Bradford  Carnegie  Public  Library 

*19,S23  vols  Susan  L   Sherman 

Bristol  Library 

2,452  vols  Esther  Lawrence 

Brownsville  Public  Library*  Association 

1,820  vols. 
Brvn   Biawr  College  Library 

75,000   vols  Lois   A    Beed 


Pennsylvania — continued 

Buckingham  Hughesian  Library 

3,287  vols  Anna  G.  Murray 

Butler  Public  Library  ,  ,  t 

5,000  vols  Clara  B  McJunkin 

California  Normal  School  Library 

8,500  vols  Anna  M  Shutterly 

Canton  Green  Free  Library 

7,25 9  vols  Sadie  L  Parsons 

Oarbondale  Free  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Miss  H  Hathaway 

Carlisle  J  Herman  Bosler  Mem.  Lib 

6,811  vols  William  Homer  Ames 

Carlisle  Indian  School  Library 

3,300  vols  Bessie  B.  Beach 

Carlisle  Dickinson  College  Library 

37,000  vols  Br.  O.  B.  Super 

Carlisle  Metzger  College  Library 

1,200  vols  Sarah  Kate  Ege 

Carnegie  Andrew  Carnegie  Free  Library 

15,000  vols  Emma  L  Rood 

Chambersbnrg  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Cora  MeKeehan 

Chambersbnrg  Wilson  College  Library 

12,000  vols  Mary  L  Erskine 

Charleroi  Free  Library 

1,000  vols  Marian  Martin 

Chester  Free  Library 

7,500  vols  Vera  .Mullineaux 

Chester  Bucknell  Library  Crozer  Theol. 

27,000  vols  Henry  C.  Vedder 

Clairton  Carnegie  Library 

1,100  vols  Genevieve  Brunstetter 

Clarion  State  Normal  School  Library 

7,000  vols  Mary  A  True 

Collegeville  TJrsinus  College  Library 

14,000  vols  Calvin  D  Yost 

Columbia  Shock  Library 

2  000  vols  Emma  Hess 

Connellsville  Carnegie  Free  LJJJja-ry 

13,000  vols  Miss  Whiteman 

Conshohocken  Free  Library 

3,800  vols  Miss  Bwing 

Corry  Public  Library 

6,098  vols  Mrs  Emma  A.  Dean 

Coudersport  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Chloe  A  Haughenbery 

Danville  Thomas  Beaver  Free  Library 

15,730  vols  Janet  Bird 

Darby  Free  Library 

10,000  vols.  Helen  Serrill 

Donora  Public  Library 

2,500  vols.  Ruth  Thompson 

Doylestown  Free  Public  Library 

4,500  vols  Lucy  R.  Price 

Duqnesne  Carnegie  Free  Library 

20,000  vols  Charles  E  Wright 

E.  Downinsrtoivn  Downingtown  Lib  Co. 

2,000  vols  Priscilla  H.  Thomas 

East  Strondsburs  State  Nor.  School  Lib 

1  200  vols.  Albina  Fenner 

Eastern  Lafayette  College  Library 

45,000  vols  Bev  J.  F.  Stonecipher 
Easton  Public  Library 

30  000  vols.  Henry  F.  Marx 

Easton.  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Library 

1.800  vols  E.  £>•  Moyer 

Edinhoro  State  Normal  School  Library 

12  000  vols.  Annie  L  Wilson 


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Pennsylvania — continued 

Elizabeth  Carnegie  Library 

1,500  vols  Golda  Patton 

EiiasabetUtown  College  Library 

2,500  vols  C   J   Rose 

Emlenton  Free  Library 

2,500  vols.  Mary  A   Meckel 

Emporium  Emanuel  Free  Library 

1,4>00  vols  Lizzie  M    Hinkle 

Erie    Public   Library 

55,258  vols  Mrs    Jean  A    Hard 

Erie  Villa  Maria  Academy  Library 

2,000  vols 
Fallsington  Public  Library 

9,000  vols  Mary  E    Watson 

Fo:*bur£;  Free  Library 

5,000  vols  America  Sheats 

Franklin   Public  Library 

9,463  vols  Mary  H    Clarke 

Galeton  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Caroline  Rieb 

Germantown  Friends'  Free  Library 

28,836   vols  Hannah   M    Jones 

Gettysburg 'Lutheran  Theol    Sem   Lib. 

15,000  vols  M    Coover,   DD 

Gettysburg-  Pennsylvania  College  Lib 

35,000  vols  K    J    Grimm 

Greenville  Thiel  College  Library 

9,000  vols.  Rev   Warren  J   Ellis 

Grove  City  Carnegie  Free  Library 

11,150  vols   Mrs   Agnes  H   Henderson 
Hamburg  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Bertha  E    Shomo 

Hanover  Young  Memorial  Library 

12,500  vols  Olive  M  Ryder 

Harrisburg-  Public  Library 

14,000  vols  Alice  R    E'aton 

Harrisbnrg-  Pennsylvania  State  Library 

175,000  vols     Thomas  L   Montgomery 
Hatboro  Union  Library 

1,500   vols  C    E.  Terkes 

Haverford  College  Library 

64,000  vols  Helen  Sharpless 

Hazleton  Public  Library 

14,500  vols.  Alice  Willigerod 

Hereford  Literary  Society  Library 

1  275  vols  Fred  W  Huber 
Hollidayabnrff  St  Fidelis  College  Lib. 

4,000  vols  Rev.  Boniface 

Homestead  Carnegie  Library 

45,000  vols.  W.  F.  Stevens 

Honesdale  Public  Library 

3,800  vols  Marie  Freund 

Hulmville  Middletown  Circulating  Lib. 

1,900  vola  E.  W.  Martindell 

Huntingdon  Juniata  College  Library 

28,000  vols  Ella  M.  Sheeley 

Indiana  Public  Library 

2  000  vols  Lillian  D    Thompson 
Indiana  Normal  School  Library 

8,000  vols.  Araminta  McLane 

Ingram  Borough  Free  Library 

2,400  vols  Adda  E  Hamer 

Jenkintown.  Abington  Library  Society 

12.000  vols  Florence  M  Ridpath 

Johnstown  Cambria  Free  Library 

17,000  vols  L  Helen  Berkey 

Kane  Public  and  School  Library 

2,500  vols  M  L  Peterson 

Kennett  Square  B'y'rd  Taylor  Mem.  Lib. 

4,110  vols  Alice  W.  Swayue 


Pennsylvania — continued 

Kutztown  Keystone  State  Normal  Lib 

3,500  vols  Charles  C    Boyer 

Lancaster  A.  Herr  Smith  Memorial  Lib 

13,584  vols  Helen  E    Myers 

Lancaster  DePeyster  Lib ,  F   &  M   Coll 

26,200  vols  C    N    Heller 

Lancaster  Theological  Seminary  Lib. 

12,500  vols.  Prof   I.  H    DeLong 

lian&horne  Library  Asssociation 

6,100  vols  Ethel  G   Praul 

Lansdovme  Public  Library 

5,500  vols  Sophronia  Beatty 

Lebanon  Public  Library 

7,234  vols  Helen   S    Seltzer 

Lewisburg:     W.     D.     Himmelreich     Me- 
morial Library 

5,000    vols  Miss  F    B    Barber 

L.e\\i<ihur£  Bucknell  University  Library 

30,000  vols  William  E   Martin 

lievr^stoivn  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Kate   Swan 

Lincoln   University   Vail    Memorial   Li- 
brary, Lincoln  University 

19,000  vols.  Rev    James  Carter 

Lock  Ha\en  Ross  Library 

7,500    vols  Florence   Hulings 

Lock  Haven  State  Normal  School  Lib 

5,500  vols  Mrs    Helen  M    Clapp 

Mnhnuoy  City  Library 

3,500  vols  H   W    Dodd 

Malvern  Public  Library 

2,500   vols  Elsie   E     Todd 

Mansfield  State  Normal  Library 

5,940  vols  Octavia  E    Sparkes 

Mansfield  Free  Public  Library 

4,900  vols  Mary  S   Shepard 

Mauch  Chunk  Dimmick  Memorial  Lib 

12,735  vols  Inez  Crandle 

McDonald  Free  Library 

1,000   vols  -Sue   J    Jones 

McKeesport  Carnegie  Free  Library 

16,000  vols  Marian  Price 

Meadville   Art  &  Historical  Assn.  Lib. 

6,394  vols 
Meadville  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Florence  M    Scott 

Meadville  Allegheny  College  Library 

27,500  vols  Edith  Rowley 

Meadville  Theological   School  Library 

36,000   vols.  Walter   C    Green 

Mechanicsburg  Lib    &  Literary  Assn. 

4,000  vols  D   E    Kast 

Mechanicsburg?   Irving    College  Library 

1,000  vols  Katharine  "Wheelock 

Media  Delaware  Co   Inst.  of  Science 

5,000  vols  H    K    Broomall 

Media  Free  Library 

6,200  vols  Rebecca  Smedley,   Jr 

Merceirsburg-  Library 

1,000  vols  Radie  M    Parker 

Mercersburg  Academy  Library 

3,500  vols  Mis«s  A   M   Fallon 

Midland  -Carnegie  Free  Library 

Marie  M   Murphy 
Milford  'Homestead  Free  Librarv 

2,300  vols  Marion  B    Poillon 

Millersvilie  State  Normal  Library 

11  300  vols  Helen  A   Ganser 

Monessen  Public  School  Library 

2,000  vols  Margaret  Gilchrist 


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Mononjerahela  Carnegie  Library 

10,000   vols  Flora  Jones 

Montrose  Hist    Soc    Free  Library 

9,500  vols  Mildred  Bray 

Morton   Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs.   L    T    Davison 

Bit.  Holly  Springs  Amelia  S   Given  Free 

5,000  vols  George  R   Klapp 

Nazareth  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  Alida   M    Lyon 

New  Castle  Public  Library 

9,350  vols  Alice  M    Steiling 

New  Milford  Pratt  Memorial  Library 

2,500  vols  Claire  M    Culver 

New  Wilmington  Westminster  Coll  Lib 

12  000  vols  Margaret  E    Mitchell 

Newtown  Library  Company 

8,000  vols  William  E   Martmdell 

Norristown  Wm.  McCann  Library 

8.634  vols  Helen  A.  Bomberger 

North  Bast  Free  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Rebecca  M    Leete 

Oakmont  Free  Public  Library 

5,216  vols  Blanche  Mcllvaine 

Oil  City  Carnegie  Public  Library 

14,221  vols  Emily   S    Glezen 

Orwell  Library  Association 

1,500  vols  J.   M    Cowles 

Overbrook  St    Charles  Borromeo  Semi- 
nary Library 

30,000  vols  F.  P.   Siegfried 

Palmerton  Free  Library 

1,700    vols  Florence    Hughes 

Philadelphia   Free   Library 

594,763  vols  John  Ashurt 

Philadelphia  The  Library  Co    of  Phila 

242,499  vols        Georsre  Maurice  Abbot 
Philadelphia    Mercantile   Library 

213,381  vols  T    Wilson  Hedley 

Philadelphia   Library  Ass'n   of  Friends 

10,000   vols  Gertrude   Holt 

Philadelphia  University  of  Penn.  Lib 

431,5-2'3  vols  Morns  Jastrow,  Jr 

Philadelphia  Historical  Society  of  Penn. 

128,000  vols  John  W   Jordan 

Philadelphia  Drexel  Institute  Library 

40,295   vols  Elizabeth  V    Clark 

Philadelphia  Board  of  Education  Peda- 
gogical Library 

13,500   vols  Ada   F    Liveright 

Philadelphia  Lovett  Memorial  Free  Lib. 

20,000   vols  Robert   C    Gavett 

Philadelphia  Mechanics'  Institute  Lib. 

10,000    vols.  Cora    A.   Wisdom 

Philadelphia  Apprentices'  Library 

19,832  vols.  E.  M    Bache 

Philadelphia  Academy  of  Nat    Sciences 

80,000  vols.       Edward  J   Nolan,  MD. 
Philadelphia  Amer   Philosophical  Soc. 

65,000   vols  I    Minnis   Hays 

Philadelphia 'Athenaeum  of  Phila. 

35,000   vols  Louis   K    Lewis 

Philadelphia  Franklin  Institute  Lib 

69,251  vols  Alfred  Riffling 

Philadelphia  Wagner  Free  Inst   Lib 

22,545  vols  John   G    Rothermel 

Philadelphia  Friends'  Free  Lib 

20,000  vols  Linda 

Philadelphia  Central  T  M  C.  A" 

«,000  vols  J   L   Clarkson 


Pennsylvania — continued 

Philadelphia  German  Society  of  Penn 

30,000  vols  Lma  Hertzog 

Philadelphia  Phila.  City  Inst  Library 

36,500  vols  Mary  A  Fell 

Philadelphia  Phila  Com'l  Museums  Lib 

26,627  vols  John  J  Macfarlane 

Philadelphia  Teachers'  Institute  Lib. 

21,579  vols  Anna  E  Lindsay 

Philadelphia  Girard  College  Library 

19,806  vols  Mary  Mecutchen 

Philadelphia  Temple  University  Library 

9,200  vols  Emily  Robisou 

Phoenixville  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  E  W.  Pennypacker 

Pittsburg  Cainegie  Lib  of  Allegheny 

115,000  vols  Edward  >E  Eg-gers 

Pittsburgr  Carnegie  Libiary  of  Pittsburg 

422,186  vols  Harrison  W  Craver 

Pittsburgh  Univ  of  Pittsburg  Library 

14,000  vols  Blanche  A  Swope 

Pitt&bnrg  Western  Theol  Sem  Lib. 

35,000  vols  David  E  Culley 

Pittsbnrgr  Pittsburg  Theol  Sem.  Lib 

35,000  vols  Agnes  D  MacDonald 

Pittsburg  Penna  Coll  for  Women  Lib 

5,000  vols  Georgia  Proctor 

Pittsbnrg  Appl'd  Design  Lib ,  Car  Inst. 

1,850  vols  Mrs  B  K.  S  Wappat 

Pitts  ton  Lithuanian  Free  Library 

1,400  •  vols  J.  S  Vascavage 

Pittston  Public  Library 

4,500  vols  Miss  A  L  King 

Pottstown  Public  Library 

15,000  vols  Jane  McCaithy 

Pottsville  Free  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Floia  B  Roberts 

Punxsutavrney  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Adelaide  Jenkins 

Qnakertown  Richland  Library  Company 

3.300  vols.  Freda  Hanng 

Reading:  Public  Library 

42,965  vols  Edward  A  Howell 

Ridsr^ay  Public  Library 

3,000  vols.  Emma  Geary 

Ridley  Park  Public  Library 

5,023  vols  A  L  Deppisch 

Riesrelsville  Public  Library 

4,900  vols  C  G  Leech 

Rlegrelsville  Academy  Library 

3,587  vols  E  C.  Brfnker,  Jr. 

Royersford  Free  Public  Library 

4,050  vols  Ethel  Buzby 

Saesrertown  Free  Li/brary 

1,400  vols  Mrs  Winifred  Cochran 
Saltsburg-  Free  Library 

1,415  vols  Miss  E  M.  Pearce 

Sayre  Cummmgs  Free  Library 

2,200  vols  Mrs  F  B  Whitaker 

Scottdale  Free  Public  Library 

8,900  vols  Edna  L  Krouse 

Scranton  Public  Library 

78,500  vols  Henry  J.  Carr 

Selinag-rove  Susquehanna  Univ  Library 

13,000  vols.  Frank  P.  Manhart 

Sewickley  Public  Library 

12,283  vols  Harriet  D  McCarthy 

Sharon  Buhl  Club  Library 

25,000  vols  Eleanor  Carver 

Sharon  Public  School  Library 

2,500  vols  Adele   Sarver 


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Shenandoan  Public  School  Library 
6  000   vols  J    J    Cults 


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Soiitn  Hermitage  John  McAlly  Library 
3,000    vols  William    Bullock 

Spring  City  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Elizabeth   Rogers 

St.  Mary's  Free  Public  Libraiy 

1  500  vols  Anne  Mallison 
State  College  Carnegie  Library,   Penn 

ffcftoW  E  W  Runkle 

South  Bethlehem  Lehigh  Univ.  Library 

130,935  vols  John  L  Stewart 

Steelton  Free  Library 

2,500  vols  U  E  McGinnes 

Sugargrove  Seminary  Library 

2  000  vols  A    P    Kephart 
Susqnehanna  Public  Library 

5,700  vols.  Mrs.  M.  H*  Boynton 

Swarthmore  College  Library 

SO  000  -vols  J    Kussell  Hayes 

Sviarthmore  Friends'  Historical  Library 
2,636  vols  Arthur  Eeardsley 

Tidioute  Public  Library 

1,000  vols. 
Titusville  Benson  Memorial  Library 

12,000  vols  Lucy  Grumbine 

Towanda  Public  Library 

8,500  vols  Dora  S    Potter 

Tower  City  Public  School  Library 

1,500  vols 
Troy  Free  Public  Library 

2,700   vols  Katharine   B    Paine 

Tunfchannock  D    A    R    Public  Library 

2,500  vols.  Mary  D    Childs 

Turtle  Creek  Carnegie  Library 

3,983  vols.  Ada  Long 

Union  City  Public  Library 

2,639  vols  Sara  Barnett 

Vandergrift    Public    Library 

3,000  vols  Jennie   Mackenzie 

Villanova  College  Library 

12,000  vols. 

Wanamie  Newport  Township  Free  Lib. 
3,250  vols.  George  W    Coxe 

Warren   Public  Library 

24,207  vols  Mary  C    Weiss 

Washington  Citizens'  Library 

16,327  vols  Janet  M    Clark 

Washington  Wash  and  Jetf  College  Lib 
26,039   vols.  Fannie  E    Lowes 

Waynesbnrg:  College  Library 

4,000  vols.  Mary   Dmsmore 

Weis  Library  P.  O.  Weis  Library 

3,100   vols  H    L.   Waidley 

Wellsboro  Green  Library 

2,000  vols 

Wellsville  Wm  Welles  Young  Mem  Lib 
1,000  vols  Dorothy  Hoover 

Werner«ville  Public  Library 

2,700  vols  Henry  B   Werner 

West  Cheater  State  Nor.  School  Library 

16,000   vols  Alice  Cochran 


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West  Chester  Birmingham  Library 

2,005  vols 
West  Chester  Public  Library 

10,000   vols.  Sarah   P    Bedford 

Wilkes-Barre  Osterhout  Free  Library 

46,585  vols  Myra  Poland 

Wilkes-Barre  Wyom   Hist    &  Geol    Soc. 

20,000  vols  Horace  E    Hayden 

Wilkinsburg  Carnegie  Library 

5,000   vols  J    Evans 

Windfter  Public  Libraiy 

2,000  vols  W    P    Stamm 

Williamsport-Dickinson  Seminary  Lib. 

6,000  vols  Ralph  R    Beiger 

Willi**insport  James  V   Brown  Library 

25,200  vols  O   R   H   Thomson 

Windber  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  W  P  Stamm 

Wyalusing  Public  Library 

3,223  vols  Harriet  M    Taylor 

Wyomfssing   Public  Library 

1,300  vols  Alice  E    Roeder 

Tardley  Yardleyville  Library 

5,000  vols  Dorothy  Wightman 

York   Public   Library 

13,000  vols  A    Wanner 

York   Collegiate  Institute  Library 

3,000  vols  -E.  P.  Jeffers 

RHODE:  ISLAND 

State  Committee  on  Libraries:  Walter 
B.  Ranger,  Secretary,  State  House, 
Providence 

Anthony  Free  Library 

5,400  vols  Myra  S  Anthony 

Apponang  Free  Library 

6,550  vols  Alice  S  Means 

Arlington  Public  Library 

3,433  vols  Mary  F.  Walker 

Asiiamay  Free  Library 

8,000  vols  L  R  Crandall 

Ashton  Library  Association 

4.600  vols  B  A  Webber 

Auburn  Public  Library  Association 

7,403  vols.  Mrs.  Clara  L.  Foster 

Harrington  Center  Public  Library 

11,994  vols  Emma  S  Bradford 

Block  Island  Free  Library 

3,000  vols  Alfred  C  Blake 

Bristol  Rogers  Free  Library 

22,000  vols  George  U  Arnold 

Carolina  Public  Library 

4,561  vols.  F.  W.  Brooks 

Centerdale  Union  Free  Library 

5,737  vols  Frank  C  Angell 

Central  Falls  Adams  Free  Library 

16,123  vols  Edward  E  Calder 

Chepaehet  Man  ton  Free  Public  Lib. 

1,500  vols.  Martha  R  Fitch 

Coventry  Anthony  Free  Library 

2,000  vols  Myra  S  Anthony 

Crompton  Free  Library 

5,397  vols.  Bertha  M  Brayton 

East  Greenwich  Free  Library 

8,441  vols  Mrs  Ella  D  Chapman 

East  Providence  Watchemoket  Free 

Public  Lil&rary 

8,600  vols.  Mrs.  Jennie  E.  Brlggs 
Bast  Providence  Riverside  Free  Library 

5,646   vols  Bessie  D    Paul 


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Edge-wood  Free  Public  Library 

5,066  vols  Alice    W    Morse 

Exeter  Manton  Free  Library 

3,371   vols  Mis    Nellie  Money 

Foster  Tyler  Free  Public  Library 

3,686  vols.  Jessie  H.   Kennedy 

Georgrlaville  Bernon  Library 

1,000  vols  Beryl  I    Lakey 

Greenville  Public  Library 

4,313  vols  May  B.  Lamb 

Harrlsville  Jesse  M    Smith  Mem    Lib 

1,000   vols  D    O     Turner 

Hope  Public  Library 

1,750  vols. 
Hope  Valley  Langworthy  Public  Lib. 

7,000  vols  Clara  A  Olney 

Hopkinton  Langworthy  Public  Library 

7,000   vols  Clara  A    Olney 

Jamestown  Philomenian  Library 

7,567  vols  Mrs    L    C    Hammond 

Kingston  Free  Library 

9,500  vols  Isabel  Eddv 

Kingston  R.  I.  Coll.  of  Agriculture  Lib. 

20,207  vols  Gladys  E    Burlmgaine 

Lakewood  Free  Library 

6,000  vols  F   B.  Wright 

Little  Compton  Free  Public  Library 

3,600  vols  Ida  P.  Wilbur 

JLonsdale  Public  Library 

6,060  vols  Lillian  M    Pollett 

Alanvtlle  Public  Library 

3,237  vols.  Mrs.  A.  P.  C.  Mowry 

Matunuck  Robt.  Beverly  Hale  Mem.  Lib 

3,400  vols  Mrs   Mary  E    Browing 

Mlddletown  Free  Library 

1.600  vols.  Charlotte  A.  Chase 

HIoosup  Valley  Free  Library 

1,000  vols  Jessie  H   Kennedy 

Narrajgransett  Pier  Free  Library 

2.000  vols.  Mary  K.  Congdon 

Natick  Free  Library 

2,375  vols  Josie  O    Gauthier 

Newport  The  People's  Library 

37,000  vols.  Luella   K.   Leavitt 

Newport  Redwood  Library 

60,000  vols  George  L    Hinckley 

Newpoit  U   S   Naval  War  Coll.  Library 

8,000  vols  William  D    Goddard 

North  Kingston  Free  Library 

2,500  vols  Addison  W  Zuther 

North  Scitnate  Public  Library 

3,000   vols  Julia  Harrington 

Norwood  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Phoebe  A   Moore 

Oak  Lawn  Public  Library 

6,096  vols.  John  L.   S  perry 

Olneyvllle  Free  Library 

10,700  vols.        Mrs.  H.  H   Richardson 
Paacoagr  Ladies'  Pascoag  Library 

1,550  vols.  S.   M.  Bates 

Pawtucket  Deborah  Cook  Sayles  Public 
Library 

38,527  vols  William  D    Goddard 

Peace  Dale  Narragansett  Library  Assn 

14,547  vols  Gertrude  Whittemore 

Phenlac  Pawtuxet  Valley  Free  Libra rv 

10,119   vols  Mrs    M    E'    W   King 

Pontlac  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Mrs    Cornelia  J    Hurt 

Portsmouth  Free  Public  Library 

2.525  vols.  Hattie  G.  Anthony 


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Providence  Public  Library 

179,389  vols  William  E  Foster 

Providence  John  Carter  Brown  Library 

23,000  vols  Champlin  Bui  rage 

Pro\idence  Brown  Umveisity  Library 

215  000  vols  Harry  L  Koopman 

Providence  Calvary  Institute  Library 

2,250  vols  Mrs  Mattie  B  Day 

Providence  North  End  Fiee  Library 

1,000  vols  Edna  Thayer 

Providence  R.  I.  State  Library 

40,750  vols  Herbert  O  Bngham 

Providence  R.  I.  Hist.  Soc  Library 

90,000  vols.  Howard  M  Chapin 

Providence  State  Normal  Library 

22,000  vols  Mary  E  Makepeace 

Providence  Davis'  Circulating  Library 

6,000  vols  William  A  McAuslan 

Providence  Gregory's  Circulating1  Lib 

9,000  vols  Miss  V.  Kern 

Providence  Athenaeum 

86,647  vols  Grace  F  Leonard 

Riverside  Free  Public  Library 

4,398  vols.  Mary  W.  Blodget 

Sannderstown  Willette  Free  Library 

3,976  vols  Mrs  Ruth  A  Arnold 

Saylesville  Sayles  Free  Library 

2,038  vols.  William  T.  Asqulth 

S  bannock  Clark's  Mills  W.  C  T.  U.  Free 

3,050  vols  Harriet  S  Clark 

Summit  Free  Library 

2,500  vols  Caleb  G.  Bates 

Tiverton  Whiter! dpre  Hall  Free  Library 

4,479  vols.  Mrs  Mary  J  Stimson 

Tiverton  Four  Corners  Union  Pub.  Lib. 

4,847  vols  Esther  J  Manchester 

Valley  Falls  Free  Public  Library 

2,700  vols.  I.  L.  Dana 

Warren  George  Hail  Free  Library 

10,280  vols  Emilie  A  Ide 

Warwick  League  Free  Library 

5,668  vols  Mary  A  S  Lane 

Westerly  Public  Library 

35,468  vols  Joseph  L  Peacock 

Wickford  North  Kingstown  Free  Lib. 

3,056  vols  A,  "W.  Luther 

Woonsocket  Harris  Institute  Library 

20,107  vols  Miss  A.  H    Ward 


SOUTH   CAROLINA 

Abbeville   City  Library 

2,100  vols  Mrs.  J  M  Harden 

Aifcen  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Miss  M  Edgerton 

Anderson  Carnegie  Public  Library 

4,000  vols.  Mrs  Sue  Geiger 

Charleston  Coll  of  Charleston  Library 

19,000  vols  Frances  Jervey 

Charleston  Librarv  Society 

30  000  vols.  Ellen  M.  FitzSimmons 
Chester  Patterson  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Julia  Spratt 

Clemson  College  Library 

20.000  vols  K  B  Trescot 

Clinton  Presbyterian  College  Librarv 

3.000  vols.  Hev.  W*  S.  Bean 

Clinton  Nellie  Scott  Library 

TOOO  vols  Ella  Bell 


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Columbia  Thnrod  Public  Library 

12,000  vols  Mrs  Eugene  Cramer 

Columbia  State  Library 

54,000  vols  Mrs  Virginia  G  Moody 
Columbia  Carnegie  Lib  Benedict  Coll 

7,900  vols  M  Virginia  Ashton 

Columbia  Univ  of  South  Carolina  Lib. 

40,000  vols  Robert  M  Kennedy 

Darlington  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Mrs  Catsin  Spain 

Due  West  Female  College  Library 

1,500  vols.  Nelle  Stack 

Due  West  Brskine  College  Library 

5,000  vols.  J.  L  McCain 

Edg-efield  Free  Library 

1,000  vols  Marie  Abrey 

Georgetown  WInyah  Indigo  Society 

10,000  vols  H  L  Oliver 

Greenville  Furman  University  Library 

8,700  vols  Alberta  Malone 

Greenwood  Lander  College  Library 

5,600  vols  Mary  Player 

Manning  Library 

1,000  vols  Bessie  Harvin 

Marion  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Louise  M  McMaster 

Newberry  College  Library 

11,000  vols  Mrs  R  P  Holland 

Oransrebur*?  Lee  Library  Claflin  Univ 

5,000  vols  Mrs  J  E  Wallace 

Rock  Hill  Wmthrop  College  Library 

16,248  vols  Ida  J.  Dacus 

St.  Matthew's  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs  F.  C  Cain 

Societyhill  Society  Hill  Library 

3,000  vols  Sue  S.  Wilson 

Spartanbnrg  Kennedy  Free  Library 

7,000  vols  Mary  M  Baugham 

Spartanburjzr  Wofford  College  Library 

15,000  vols.  Mary  S.  DuPre 

Union  Carnegie  Free  Library 

4,471  vols  Miss  Sydney  Gage 


SOUTH    DAKOTA 

State  Free  Library  Commission:     L.  A. 
Spencer*  Field  Librarian,  State  House, 

Aberdeen  Alex.  Mitchell  Free  Library 

7,035  vols  Mrs    A.  H   Drum 

Aberdeen  Normal  School  Library 

Magnhild  Gullander 
Academy  Ward  Academy  Library 

2,500  vols  Rev    L    E    Camfield 

Alexandria   Public   Library 

1,500  vols  Emma  L    Mead 

Brookinjrs  Public  Library 

2,000   vols  Winifred   Enas 

Brooking?*  Agricultural  College  Library 

1 8  000  vols  William  H    Powers 

Canton  Augustana  College  Library 

1,200  vols.  John   G.   Berdahl 

Deadvrood  Carnegie  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs    S.  E  Phelps 

Dell  Rapids  Carnegie  Library 

2,000  vols.  Elizabeth  Nisbet 

Estelline  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs    F.   W    Hess 

Hot  Springs  Public  Library 

2,200  vols 


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Howard  Public  Library 

2,600  vols  Mrs  Lillie  Arrundale 

Huron  College  Library 

7,800  vols  Ella  Mclntire 

Huron  Carnegie  Public  Library 

2,900  vols  Mrs  J.  Coshun 

Lead  High  School  Library 

3,000  vols.  Miss  Augusta  Starr 

Madison  Carnegie  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Anne  Hope 

Madison  State  Normal  School  Library 

7,000  vols  Mrs  L  M  Tolles 

Milbank  Carnegie  Library 

2,218  vols  Minnie  Shannon 

Miller  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Floy  Woodruff 

Mitchell  Dakota  Wesleyan  Univ.  Lib. 

9,000  vols  Ella  Laurson 

Mitchell  Carnegie  Library 

6,749  vols  Edla  Laurson 

Parker  Public  Library 

1,300  vols  Mrs  Esther  Roantree 

Pierre  Carnegie  Public  Library 

5,455  vols  Maud  Russell  Carter 

Pierre  South  Dakota  State  Library 

36,386  vols  Doane  Robneson 

Rapid  Citv  Public  Library 

2.200  vols  Leora  Lewis 

Rapid  City  State  School  of  Mines  Lib. 

4,667  vols  Delia  M  Haft 

Redfield  Carnegie  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Myrtle  Francis 

Redfield  College  Library 

8,000  vols  Grayce  Katsek 

Sioux  Fall*  Carnegie  Free  Public  Lib 

14,500  vols  A  A  Caille 

Sioux  Falls  College  Library 

2,000  vols  J  L  Kluck 

Spearfish  State  Normal  School  Library 

15  000  vols  Miltanna  Rowe 

Springfield  State  Normal  School  Lib. 

2,700  vols  Cora  Blanche  Wood 

Vermilion  Carnegie  Public  Library 

5,805  vols  Mildred  I  Grange 

Vermilion  University  of  S  D.  Library 

27,000  vols  Mabel  K  Richardson 

Watertown  Carnegie  Public  Library 

4,500  vols  Mrs  Elva  Schmidt 

Yankton  Carnegie  Library 

3,765  vols  Mrs  Jessie  Bartholomew 
Yankton  College  Library 

9,000  vols  Helen    Miner 


TENNESSEE! 

Tennessee  Free  Library  Commissions 
Mrs.  Pearl  W.  Kelley,  Secretary, 
Nashville 

Athens   Public  Library 

1  000  vols  Mrs  Edith  Hornsby 

Bristol  King  College  Library 

10,000  vols.  Dr.  W.  N.  Mebane 

Chattanooga  Carnegie  Public  Library 

3>8,476  vols  Margaret  S  Dunlap 

Chattanooga  Univ  of  Chattanooga  Lib. 

8,000  vols  Mildred  Hart 

Clarksville  High  School  Library 

2,500   vols  Berta  Marshall 


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Clarksville  Library  Association 

2,000  vols. 
Columbia  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  L    S    Duke 

Clarfcsville  S.  W.  Fresb.  University  Lib. 
14,500  vols         Dr   C   W   Sommerville 
Columbia  Institute  Library 

1,200  vols.  Naomi    Clark 

Cumberland  City  Academy  Library 

1,000  vols.  J.  EL   Beyer 

Cumberland  Gap  Lincoln  Memorial  Uni- 

versity Library 

7,000  vols  Charles  Southern 

Diekson  College  Library 

2,000  vols.  Miss  Ida  Reynolds 

Greeneville  Green  County  Library 

1,500  vols 
Greeneville  Tusculum  College  Library 

9,000  vols  Mary  A    Taylor 

Harriman  Carnegie  Public  Library 

2,000   vols  Inez  Ay  res 

Jackson  Free  Library 

11,000  vols  Emma  P   Collins 

Jackson  Lane  College  Library 

2,500  vols.  George  F.  Porter 

Jackson  Union  University  Library 

6  000  vols  Miss  S    B    Wharton 

Jefferson  City  Carson  and  Newman  Col- 

lege Library 

2.500  vols.  Joseph  Robinson 

Johnson  City  Public  Library 

1,200  vols.  Miss  Mayes  Arnell 

Knoxville  Knox  County  Teachers'  Cir- 
culating Library 

1,500  vols  Chailotte  Ford 

Knoxville  Lawson  McGhee  Library 

22,000  vols  Mary  U   Ho  thro  ck 

Knoxville  Carnegie  Lib    Knoxville  Coll 

4,500   vols  Harriet  A    Kerr 

Knoxville  University  of  Tennessee  Lib 

SO  000  vols,  Lucy  Ella  Fay 

Lebanon  Cumberland  University  Lib. 

15,000  vols.  C.  H.  Kimbrough 

Bfaryville  College  Library 

15,000  vols        Mrs  Lida  P  Snodgrass 
Memphis  Cossltt  Library 

140,000  vols  Charles  D    Johnston 

Memphis  Le  Moyne  Nor.  Institute  Lib. 
6,000  vols  Alma  C  Childs 

Bfnrfreesboro  Tennessee  Colleere  Lib 

1,800  vols  Emily  H   Dutton 

Nashville  Carnegie  Library 

90,000  vols    Margaret  McE  Kercheval 
Nashville  Tennessee  State  Library 

150,000  vols  Mary  Skeffington 

Nashville  Fisk  University  Library 

11,000  vols  Katharmo  ME  Marvin 

Nashville  Peabody  College  tor  Teachers 
16,000  vols  Jennie  Lauderdale 

Nashville  Roger  Williams  University 
1,000  vols  Lmella  Long 


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Univ   of  the  South  lAbrmr 
SSOOO  vols  Mrs   B.  H    Shoup 

Union  City  Library 
1,000  vols 


Willo  Whitson 


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Austin 

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_  Texas  State  Library 
A2iS0HSa  School  Libran 

4X  w*8ity  ^M&a2« 

127,000  vols  •"""  r«*n«.«.A  T.^V»fftrv 

Samuel  Houston  f 
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School 


Wllll£ora 


Publlc 


lbr  IM 

Learners' 


Sudie  Harris 


Boyall 


oC!Sty  Mrs    Cole 

clrnegie  Public  Lrtrary 


E  Wo  7o"1CMrSrl         Graham  Coyne 


Fort^Worth^olytechnic  College  Lib. 
2,750  vols 


Hathorn 


Patten 


800 


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Houston  Lyceum  and  Carnegie  Library 

40,000  vols  Julia  Ideson 

Hontsville  Sam  Houston  Nor.  Inst  Lib 

31,350   vols  Mazy   C    Smither 

Jacksonville  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs    O    B    Jones 

Marshall  Bishop  College  Library 

4,500  vols  Oume  McGillvray 

Marshall  Public  Library 

5,000   vols  Mrs    A    Starr 

Marshall  Wiley  University  Library 

6.000  vols 
McGregor  Public  Library 

1,000  vols.  Mrs   C.  F   Smith 

Mexia   City  Library 

1,000    vols 
Naco&doches  Library  Association 

2,500  vols  Mrs    T    E    Baker 

Palestine  Carnegie  Library 

3,000  vols  Mis    Bettie  Ferguson 

Plalnvlew  Seth  Ward  College  Library 

Alice  Sherford 
San  Antonio  Carnegie  Public  Library 

45,450  vols  Elizabeth  H    West 

San  Marcos  Normal  School  Library 

4,000  vols  Lucy  Burleson 

Sherman  Austin  College  Library 

5,000  vols  C    B    Allen 

Stamford  Carnegie  Library 

2,500  vols  Euna  Burroughs 

Stephenville  John  Tarleton  College  Lib 

1,500  vols  Claud  Lawson 

Temple  Carnegie  Public  Library 

2,000  vols.  Mrs    W.   S.  Banks 

Terrell  Carnegie  Public  Library 

4  000  vols.  Mrs    A   B   Alexander 

Tyler  Carnegie  Public  Library 
,r  8'52°  ¥Sls«  Rumana  McManio 

Uvalde  El  Progreso  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs    D    H    Cnsp 

Waco  Baylor  University  Library 

28,570  vols  Willard  P    Lewis 

Waco   Public  Library 

17,000  vols  Pauline  McCauley 

Waxahachie  N   P   Sims  Library 

6,400  vols  Irene  D    Galloway 

Weatherford  High  School  Library 

1,000  vols  W   O   DeWels 

Wichita  Palls  Ladies'  Library  Asl'n 
1,000  vols  Juliet  Williams 


tTTAH 

State  Library    Secretary  and  Organizer, 
Mary  E.  Downer,  Salt  Lake  City 


Public  Library 

1,000    VOls  IT 

Free  Public  Library 
Libri^y 


1,000  vols 


Librarf 

Mrs    Theo    Anderson 


Utah  —  continued 

Eureka  Carnegie  Library 

4,000  vols  La  U  La  Tomlmson 

Fairview  Sanderson  Free  Public  Lib. 

1,000  vols. 
Grantsville  Public  Library 

1,000   vols  F    G    Bskelson 

Huntingdon  Public  Library 

1,000  M    J    Blackburn 

Lent  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs  Martha  Bushman 

Logan  Bngham  Toung  College  Library 

11,325  vols  Annie  L    Gillespie 

Lofi-an  Agricultural  College  Library 

28,000  vols  Elizabeth  C    Smith 

Mauti  Public  Library 

1,450  vols  Mrs  Alice  Gottfredson 

Moroni  Public  Library 

1,000   vols  Brwm   Gee 

Mt.  Pleasant  Public  Librarv 

1,200  vols  Hheva   Scovil 

Murray  City  Free  Public  Library 

1  000  vols  Vivian  V   Wallace 

Ogrden  Carnegie  Free  Library 

13,598  vols  Grace  W    Harris 

Orangevllle  Public  Library 

1,000   vols  F    W    Reid 

Pansmich  Public  Library 

1,000    vols  o     G     Anderson 

Paitman  Public  Library 

1000  vols 
Price  Public  Library 

1,000   vols 
Piovi>  Public  Library 

5,700  vols  Hester   Bonham 

Provo  Brisham  Young  University 

vJ-i^L^8^  T  x,  °  w  Andelin 
Richfield  Public  Libraiy 

1,000  vols  Mrs  Olena  Christianson 
Richmond  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Lulu  Burnham 

St.  Georg-e  Public  Library 

1,000    vols 

Sa«*«  ^ke  <?Ity  Free  Public 

c  ?H48,  vols  Joanna  H  Sprague 

Salt  Lake  City  Utah  State  Librarv     * 

16,100  vols  H    W    Griffith 

Sal/o  5ia2ke  n?^  Diversity  of  UtahLib! 
Sa  °  E 


Bell  Connell 
Mary    Mathis 


Public 


v-  K,      T  t, 

vernal  Public  Library 

1,575   vols 


VERMONT 

State  Board  of  Library 

HS«^ww-^!^h*' 

House,   Montpelier 

Proctor  Free 


Marsden 
sowards 


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Barton  Public  Library 

1,200   vols  Frances   Butler 

Bellows  Falls  Rockingham  Free  Public 
Library 

11,500  vols          Mrs    Nellie  A    Plantier 
Bennin&ton  Free  Library 

7,650  vols  Mary  A    Patch 

Bennington  Center  Old  Academy  Lib. 

1,600   vols.  Caroline   It.  Merrill 

Benson  Public  Library 

1,800  vols  Mrs    Jerry  Fowler 

Bethel  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Lillian  M    Cady 

Bradford  Public  Library 

3,900  vols  Mrs    M    M.  G.  Carr 

Brandon  Free  Public  Library 

5,750  vols  Ida  J.  E.  Kmgsley 

Brattleboro  Free  Library 

21,412   vols  Mary  F    Shakshober 

Bristol  Lawrence  Memorial  Lib 

2,500  vols  Kate  I.   Stewart 

Brookfield  Town  Library 

2,500  vols  Miss  Louise  Parmenter 

Brownsville  Mary  L    Blood  Mem    Lib 

1,500  vols  J    A    Savage 

Burlington  Fletcher  Free  Library 

50  000  vols  George  Smith 

Burlington  Billings  Lib    Univ.  of  Vt. 

94,353  vols  Helen  B    Shattuck 

Calais  Circulating  Library 

1,135  vols  Josephine  Converse 

Canaan   Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs   John  Garble 

Castleton  Free  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Minnie  A    Rice 

Castleton  State  Normal  School  Library 

3,500  vols  Ella  L   Ferrm 

Cavendish   Fletcher   Town  Librarv 

6,000   vols  E    G.   White 

Chelsea  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Mary  J    George 

Chester  Whiting  Free  Library 

5,000  vols  C    Ginevra  Pollard 

Danby  S  L  Griffith  Memorial  Library 

8,150  vols  Vera  L    Griffith 

Danville  Pope  Memorial  Library 

1,500   vols  Mrs    Marion   Dole 

Derlre  Line  Haskell  Free  Library 

6,000  vols  O    M    Carpenter 

East  Calais  Circulating  Library 

1,780  vols  Walter  J   Coates 

Dorset  Public  Library 

1,677    vols  Hattie    M     Gray 

East  Corinth  Blake  Memorial  Library 

1,600  vols  Mrs.  S    A,  Butterfield 

Enoaburg:  Falls  Public  Library 

2,843  vols  Mrs    J.  B    McMullen 

Essex  Junction  Essex  Free  Library 

1,530  vols  Louise  Miller 

Fairhaven  Public  Library 

8,000  vols  Agnes  McCaw 

Felcliville  Heading  Public  Library 

1,838  vols.  Minnie  C.  Fay 

Franklin  Haston  Library 

2,000  vols  C    W.  Morsran 

Gaysville   Stockbridge    Pub     and   Bel- 
cher Library 

3,500    vols  John    A.    ChedeJ 

Grafton  Public  Library 

3,100  vols.  Mrs    Thaddeus  Park 


Vermont — continued 

Greensboro  Free  Library 

2,500  vols  Mrs.  F    H    B.  Jackson 

Hardwiefc     Jendevine     Memorial      and 
Hathaway  Free  Library 

3,501)  vol&  Uorothy  Estell 

Hartford  Public  Libraiy 

4,000  vols  Miss  F   L    Wright 

Hartford  Wilder  Club  and  Library 

1,255  vols  Nellie  Relihan 

Hartland  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mis    Robert  C   Lansing 

Hinesburg  Public  Libraiy 

1,600    vols  Mary   A    Miles 

Hydepark  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Stella  W    Goddard 

Island  Pond  Public  Library 

1,480   vols  Mrs    Carr 

Jericho    Town    Library 

1,500   vols  Mrs    Jennie   W    Hart 

Johnson   Public   Libi  ary 

1.6&0  vols  Mrs    Viola  H    Stevens 

Johnson  State  Normal  School  Library 

9,000  vols  Mary  B    Hubbell 

Londonderry  Library  Association 

1,400  vols  Mrs    Helen   Rounds 

Lndlow  Fletcher  Memorial  Library 

7,296  vols.  Frances  M.  Pierce 

Imnenburs  Public  Library 

1,752  vols  Eliza  J.  Thompson 

Lyndonville  Cobleigh  Public  Library 

5,000  vols.  Elizabeth  C   Hills 

Manchester  Mark  Skinner  Library 

18,173  vols  Eleanor  Eggleston 

Marshneld  Jaquith  Public  Library 

4,000   vols  Mrs    Flora  B    Bliss 

Miclcllebuiy  College  Library 

46,000  vols  Laila  A.  McNeil 

Middlebury  Public  Library 

8,795    vols  Susan    E.   Archibald 

Bfiddletovrn  Springs  Public  Library 

1,675  vols  Sophronia  G-reen 

Montpelier  Kellogg-Hubbard  Library 

29,070   vols  Evelyn  S    Lease 

Hontpelier  Vermont  State  Library 

72,000  vols  Geoige  W    wing 

Itfontpelier  Seminary  Library 

1,500  vols 
Morrisville  Mornstown  Centennial  Lib 

2,500  vols.  Anna  Mower 

Newbnry  Tenney  Memorial  Library 

7,300  vols  Frances  M    Atkinson 

Newfane  Moore  Free  Library 

3,894  vols.  Mrs.  P    C.  Moore 

Newport  Goodrich  Memorial  Library 

9.000  vols.  Lizzie  M.  Sargent 

North  Bennlngton  Public  Library 

2  60C  vols  Mrs    E    G    Phillips 

Northfield  Free  Public  Library 

2,240   vols  Ellen   L    Brown 

Northfield  Norwich  University,  Carnegie 

Library 

16,500    vols  Helen    A     Cramton 

Norwich  Public  Library 

3,141   vols  Mary   F    Olds 

Orwell  Free  Library 

1,202  vols.  Addie  M.  Raymond 

Pawlet  Public  Library 

2,000    vols  Nellie    M     Bushee 

Plttsford  Maclure  Library 

8,000  vols.  Mary  F    Randall 


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Vermont — con  tmued 

Pomfret   Public  Library 

4,250  vols  Mrs    A    D    Chamberlm 

Post  Mills  Peabody  Library 

5,000  vols.  Mrs.  A.  L.  Dodge 

Ponltney  Public  Library 

5,600  vols  Lelia  M    Vaughan 

Proctor  Free  Public  Library 

9,000  vols  Mary  K    Norton 

Proctorsville  Fletchei    To\\n  Library 

2,775  vols  W.  W.  Adams 

Putney  Public  Library 

2,319  vols  Nellie  N  Clarke 

Quechee  Association  Library 

1,534  vols       Mrs  George  H  Kelly,  Jr 
Randolph.  Kimball  Public  Library 

7,500  vols          Miss  Desier  C    Moulton 
Randolph  Center  State  Normal  Sch  Lib. 

4,000  vols.  Mary  L   Gates 

Readsboro   Free  Library 

2  200   vols  G    P    Bishop 

Richford  Arvm  A.  Brown  Public  Lib. 

1,515  vols.  Nettie  L.  Brown 

Richmond  Jonas  Barber  Free  Library 

1,400  vols  Gertrude  M   Tilley 

Rochester  Free  Public  Library 

2,329  vols  Grace  M.  Goodno 

Royalton  Public  Libraiy 

1,200  vols  Mrs    Glen  Blake 

Rutland  Free  Library 

20,550  vols  Lucy  D   Cheney 

Rutland   H    H    Baxter   Mem.  Library 

14,000  vols.  Mrs.  A.  P.  Riker 

Ryegate  Public  Libraiy 

1,600  vols  Mrs    C    F    Smith 

St.  Albans  Free  Library 

8,000  vols  B    C    Jennison 

St    Johnsbnry  Athenaeum 

20,000  vols  Edward  T   Fairbanks 

Salisbury  Public  Library 

1,500   vols  S    H 

Saxtona  River  Vermont  Academy  Lib 

4,000  vols 
Shelbnrne  Free  Library 

1,000  vols  Hannah  B   Tracy 

Sheldon  Free  Public  Library 

2,389  vols.          Mrs    Mark  Stephenson 
Shoreham  Platt  Memorial  Library 

2,600  vols  Mrs    S    R    Witherell 

Simonsvilie  Andover  Town  Library 

2,500  vols  Adella  E.  Stannard 

Springfield  Town  Library 

8,400  vols          Elizabeth  M    McCarthy 
Stowe  Free  Library 

2,320  vols  Mrs.  M.  A.  Jenney 

Stratford  Harris  Library 

7,000  vols  Helen  D    Moore 

Srranton  Free  Library 

4,336  vols  Mrs   In  a  Gates 

Thetford  Latham  Mem    &  Pub    Lib 

2,850  vols  Mrs    F.  E    Garey 

Ve?fSn3ttes,Blxby  Mem    Free  Library 
__r 7,800  vols  Edith  J    Chamberlm 

Wallingrford   Gilbert   Hart   Library 

4  000  vols  Mary  L   Congdon 

Waterbnry  Public  Library 

5.S<>0  vols    T  Bertha  E    Joslyn 

Wells  River  Library  Association 

2,200  vols         Mrs    Caroline  S   Parker 
West  Burke  Ladies'  Library  Ass'n 

1,250  vols  Mrs    Helen  M    Boyce 


Vermont — continued 

Wes*on  Wilder  Memorial  Library 

1,560  vols  Nanna  J  French 

West  Rutland  Public  Library 

2,250  vols  Agnes  A  Carmody 

Weybridgre  Cotton  Free  Public  Library 

1,913  vols  Mrs.  H.  L.  Thompson 

White  River  Junction  Gates  Mem  Lib 

2,550  vols  Franc  Barnes 

Williams  town  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Mrs  Anne  E  Randall 

Windsor  Library  Association 

16,500  vols  Jennie  C  Penniman 

Wilmington  Pettee  Memorial  Library 

2,446  vols  Ruth  M  Brown 

Winooski  Free  Library 

2,500  vols  Estelle  M  Packard 

Woodstock  Norman  Williams  Pub  Lib 

18,000    vols.  Alice   L     Eaton 

VIRGINIA 

Virginia  State  Library:  H.  R.  Mell- 
waine,  Librarian,  State  Library, 
Richmond 

Alexandria  Public  Library 

6,020  vols  Alice  J.  Green 

Alexandria  Episcopal  Theol.  Sem  Lib. 

30,000  vols  Miss  Worthington 

Ashland  Randolph-Macon  College  Lib. 

15  000  vols  Mis  C  E  Hartsook 

Bedford  City  Bedford  Library 

2  000  vols  Mrs  Wolter  Ruan 

Belle vue  High  School  Library 

2,100  vols  C  M,  Abbot 

Blacksburg  Va.  Polytechnic  Inst.  Lib. 

24,270  vols  Eleanor  I  Jones 

Bridge  water  College  Library 

11,000  vols  William  T  Sanger 

Charlottesville  ITniv  of  Virginia  Lib 

75,000  vols  John  S  Patton 

Danville  Library 

2,100  vols  Mrs  J  L  Heagan 

Emory  Emory  &  Henry  College  Library 

12,000  vols  Raymond  Bellamy 

Farmville  Normal  School  Library 

5,480  vols.  Alice  B  Duggar 

Port  Monroe  Coast  Artillery  Sch'l  Lib. 

26,600  vols  Maj  J  M  Williams 

Fredericksburg  Wallace  Public  Library 

5,500  vols  Salhe  Nelson  Gravatt 

F*red«ricksburgr  Normal  School  Library 

3,500  vols  Dora  Dadmun 

Hampden  Sidney  College  Library 

20,000  vols  Ashton  W  McWhorter 
Hampton  Nor  &  Agr  College  Library 

10,000  vols  Leonora  E  Herron 

Harrisonburj;  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Miss  E  Rohr 

Harriaonbnrg  State  Normal  Library 

*  7CO  vols  Mary  I  Bell 

Hollins  Cocke  Mem  Lib  Hollms  Coll. 

6,000  vols  Marian  S  Bayne 

Lexington  Washington  and  Lee  Lib 

40  000  vols  Anne  Robertson  White 
Lexington  Virginia  Military  Inst.  Lib. 

17,300  vols  Nellie  T  Gibbs 

•Lynchburg  Jones  Memorial  Library 

12,000  vols  Leila  F  Forbes 

XjTnchburjr  Va  Christian  College  Lib 

1,000  vols.  Karl  M  fearnegie 


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Lynchburg  Randolph-Macon   Coll    Lib 

12,000  vols  Henry  D    Blackwell 

Newport    News    Library 

5,000  vols  H   B    Bailey 

Norfolk  Public  Library 

30,000  vols  William  H  Sargeant 

Petersburg   Benevolent-Mechanic   Ass'n 

10,000  vols.  Ida  L.  Gray 

Petersburg  Y.  M    C.  A.  Library 

2,500  vols  N.   B.   Luce 

Petersburg  Normal  and  Ind.  Inst.  Lib 

2,500  vols  Mamie  J   Harrison 

Portsmouth  Public  Library 

3,000    vols 
Richmond  Rosemary  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Isabell  G   Fitzpatrick 

Richmond  Virginia  State  Library 
-     100,000  vols  H   R    Mcllwame 

Richmond  Virginia  Hist    Soc   Library 

15,000  vols  William  G    Stanard 

Richmond  Arents  Free  Library 

6,900  vols  Dagmar  O    Holmes 

Richmond  College  Library 

20,000  vols  M.  G    Ryland 

Richmond    Union    Theol     Sem     Library 

25,997  vols  Thomas   C    Johnson 

Richmond   Virginia   Union   Univ.    Lib. 

12,000  vols  William  J    Clark 

Salem  Roanoke  College  Library 

25,000  vols  W   P  Morehead 

Staunton  Y    M    C    A    Library 

5,000  vols  Miss  Atkinson 

Williamsburg  William  and  Mary  Lib 

20,000  vols  Emily  P    Christian 

Williamsburg   Bisland  Mem  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs    G    P    Coleman 

Winchester  Handley  Public  Library 

3,500  vols  C    V    Eddy 

Wyt1»eville  Public  Library 

1,000  vols.  Mrs.  M.  H    Heuser 


WASHINGTON 

State   Library   Commission,    J.   M.    Hitt, 
Secretary,  State  Library,  Olympia 

Aberdeen   Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Ida  L.  Rhmehart 

Anacertes  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs  B.  L  Howard 

Arlington  Public  Library 

1.000  vols  Stella  McLaughlin 

Auburn  Public  Library 

1,542  vols  Mary  Fife  Smith 

Bellingham  Public  Library 

20,000  vols  K  M  Ryan 

Bellingham  State  Normal  School  Lib. 

14,000  vols  Mabel  Zoe  Wilson 

Blaine  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Frankie  Hunter 

Bremerton  Public  Library 

2,146  vols  Abbie  G  Phillips 

Buckley  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Mrs  Mary  Compton 

Centralia  Carnegie  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs.  E  K  Harkness 

Chehalia  Free  Library 

6,000  vols  Anna  Koontz 

Cheney  State  Normal  School  Library 

8,000  vols.  Mabel  M    Reynolds 


Washington — continued 

Edmonds   Public  Library 

3,900  vols  Mrs   W  L.  Richardson 

Clarlcston  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs    Nmdus 

CleElum  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs    Parker 

Ellensbursr  Carnegie  Public  Library 

2,600   vols  Mrs    J     B     Davidson 

Ellensburg  State  Normal  School  Lib. 

7,000  vols  Rebecca  E    Rankm 

Everett  Public  Library 

10,000  vols  Mary  Frank 

Hoquiam  Carnegie  Public  Library 

5,500  vols  Ethelwyn  Crane 

Lynfleu  Public  Library 

1,400  vols  A    B    Plummer 

North  Yakima  Public  Library 

6,200  vols  Jessie  A.  Ballard 

Olympia  Public  Library 

5  000  vols  Miss  Qumn  Trott 

Olympia  Washington  State  Library 

36,000  vols  J    M    Hitt 

Port  Anseles  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mary  McClure 

Pasco  Public  Library 

1,937  vols  Mary  Lawler 

Port  Townsend  Public  Library  Ass'n 

3,400  vols  Mrs   L.  D.  Smith 

Prosser  Public  Library 

1,200   vols  Albert    Smith 

Pullman  State  College  Library 

41,000  vols     Albert  Sherwood  Wilson 
Pujallup  Carnegie  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Bessie  Satlerthwaite 

Raymond  Public  Library 

2,100  vols  Winifred  Hardy 

Reuton  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Nellie  Wilson 

Ritzville  Public  Library 

5  584  vols  Gail  Thompson 

Roslyn  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  J.   G.   King 

Seattle  Public  Library 

262,847  vols  Judson  T.  Jennings 

Seattle  University  of  Washington  Lib. 

80,146  vols  William  E    Henry 

Snohomish  Public  Library 

1,500  vols.  Mrs.  W.  H    Mitchell 

South  Bend  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs    E    S    Henderson 

Spokane  Public  Library 

67,684  vols  George  W    Fuller 

Spokane  Gonzaga  College  Library 

9,779  vols  F.  J    Adams 

Spokane  University  Library 

2,000  vols  Cora  Utz 

Sunnyside  Carnegie  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs   C  Lanham 

Tacoma  Public  Library 

85,000   vols  John   B    Kaisep 

Tacoma  Univ    of  Puget  Sound  Lib. 

7,500  vols  Hugo  P   J    Selmger 

Tacoma  Whitworth  College  Library 

8,000  vols.  Leila  F.   Shaffer 

Vancouver  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Marion  M    Pirkey 

Walla  Walla  Free  Public  Library 

10,361  vols  Ellen  Garneld  Smith 

Walla  Walla  Whitman  College  Lib. 

25,000  vols  Edward  B    Ruby 


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Wapato  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs  A  DeVnes 

Wenntchee  Cainegie  Public  Library 

3.925  vols  Alta  A  Chambers 

Wilbur  Public  Library 

1,045  vols  E1   R    Hesseltme 


WEST   VIRGINIA 

Athens  State  Normal  School  Library 

%250  vols  Sallie  Zuggle 

Barboursville  Morris  Harvey  Coll  Lib. 

2,500  vols  D  W.  Shaw 

Bethany  College  Library 

3,025  vols  Mis  M  K  Mendel 

Buckhannon  Adelaide  Tompkms  Lib 
Wesleyan  University 

6  000  vols  Cecelia  Alexander 

Cameron  Public  Library 

1,OUO  vols  Committee 

Ceredo  Public  School  Library 

2,000  vols  G  Otto  Grady 

Charles  Town  Powhatan  College  Lib. 

4,000  vols.  W.  O.  Speer 

Charleston  Public  Library 

6,500  vols  Mrs  Von  Schlectendrbe 
Charleston  West  Va  State  Library 

17,000  vols  J  C  Gilmer 

Charleston  West  Va  Bureau  of  Arch, 

Hist   and  Misc    Library 

55,000  \ols  Mabel  D  Jones 

Clarksburg  Public  Library 

1,750  vols  Miss  S  S  Page 

Elkin*  Davis-Elkins  College  Library 

2  500  vols  Mrs   James  E  Allen 
Fairmont  High  School  Library 

3,000  vols  George  H    Colebank 

Fairmont  State  Normal  School  Library 

3  800  vols  C    B.  Lee 
Fairmount  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Bessie  J   Reed 

GlenviHe  State  Normal  School  Library 

3,200  vols 
Harper's  Ferry  Storer  College  Library 

7,000  vols  Marion  E    Green 

Hinton  Carneg-ie  Library 

3,000  vols  Nellie  Gwm 

Hinton  High  School  Library 

2,000  vols  J   D   Mays 

Hunting-ton   Public  Library 

13,660  vols  Miss  Lewis  Harvey 

Huntingdon  Marshall   College  Library 

8,000  vols.  Elizabeth  F.  Myers 

Manningrton  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Bessie  Mackler 

JMartinsimrg-  High  School  Library 

1,637  vols  M    L   Wachtel 

Morgrantown  "W.  Va.  University  Lib. 

52,000  vols  Lonna  Dennis  Arnett 
Morcrantovrn  High  School  Library 

3,000  vols  John  T.  West 

Parkersburff  Carnegie  Library 

18,000  vols  Ida  M   Peters 

Parkersbnrgr  Literary  Ass'n  Library 

2  654  vols.  Carre  Shrewsbury 

Point  Pleasant  Public  Library 

1,500   vols  Lillian   Asher 

Point  Pleasant  High  Sch    Library 

1,200  vols  B    G    Moore 


West  Viiginia — continued 

Rjoneeverte  Public  Library 

2,000    vols  Miss    R    McDowell 

Salem  College  Library 

3.600  vols  Mabel  L   West 

Shepherdstown  Shepherd  College  Lib 

3,500  vols 
Sistersville  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Bertha  Chadderdon 

Sutton  High  School  Library 

1,000  vols  Margaret  Fisher 

Wellsburgr  Public  Library 

1,900  vols  Oscar  Fillmger 

West  Liberty  State  Normal  School  Lib. 

4,500  vols  Lorain  Fortney 

Wheeling:  Public  Library 

40  000  vols  Etta  M  Roberts 

Williamson  High  School  Library 

1,000  vols  A    C    Davis 


WISCONSIN 

Wisconsin  Free  Library  Commission: 
Matthew  S.  Dudgeon,  Secretary,  The 
Capitol,  Madison 

Abbotsford  Public  Library 

1,200  vols  Sarah  Hanson 

Algoma  Public  Library 

1,590  vols.  Bstella  J  Warner 

Antigo  Public  Library 

10,100  vols  Mrs  Jessie  Luther 

Appleton  Free  Public  Library 

12,895  vols  Agnes  L  Dwight 

Appleton  Lawrence  University  Library 

33,022  vols  Zella  Anne  Smith 

Arcadia  Free  Public  Library 

2  246  vols  Louise  Gasser 

Ashland  Vaughn  Public  Library 

7,820  vols  Cecile  M  Fennelly 

Aii&nsta  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Lulu  Shaver 

Baraboo  Public  Library 

10,205  vols  Kate  M  Porter 

Barron  Carnegie  Library 

1,060  vols  Mrs  ,Isabel  Young 

Bayfleld  Public  Library 

3,053  vols  Mrs  Winnie  Robinson 

Beaver  Dam  Williams  Free  Library 

8,904  vols  Hattie  A  Doohttle 

Belleville  Public  Library 

2.850  vols  Mrs.  V.  F.  Wanke 

Beloit  Public  Library 

15,116  vols  Nellie  B  McAlpme 

Beloit  College  Library 

53,000  vols  John  P  Deane 

Berlin  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Margaret  Biggert 

Black  River  Falls  Public  Library 

1,513  vols.  Anna  C.  Wylie 

Bloomer  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Lillian  Jaedecke 

Boscobel  Public  Library 

2,200  vols  Emma  Hummel 

Brandon  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Winnefred  Austin 

Brodhead  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Jessie  E  Sprague 

Burlington  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Alma  Neuhaus 


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Cedarburg-  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Ella  Becker 

Cblppewa  Falls  Public  Library 

10,000   vols  Marion  B    Bryant 

Clintonvflle  Public  Library 

1,200   vols  Mrs    N    Stewait 

Colby  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs   Mary  Wicker 

Columbus   Public  Library 

4,467   vols  Nellie  A,  Loomis 

Crandon  Public  Libraiy 

1,200  vols  Mis    Keenan 

Cumberland  Public  Library 

3,600  vols  Mrs    S   B   Ponkey 

Darlington  Public  Library 

5,750  vols  Hattie  B    Greene 

Delavan  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Laura  F    Angell 

DePere  Public  Library 

6,000  vols.  Helen  S    Ma  thews 

Dodgeville  Public  Library 

3,116  vols  Mrs   Annie  Topliff 

Durand  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs    E    M    Dunlap 

Eau  Claire  Public  Library 

24,691  vols  Laura  M    Olsen 

Edgerton   Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Mis    George  Farman 

Elkhorn  Chas    E.  Sprague  Free  Lib. 

3,500  vols  Miss  L    Reynolds 

Elroy  Public  Library 

2,215  vols  Edna  L    Roberts 

Evansvllle  Eager  Free  Public  Library 

6,450  vols  Mae  Phillips 

Fairchild   Public  Library 

1,375  vols          Mrs.  Lillian  W.  Foster 
Fond  du  Lac  Public  Library 

2i2,000  vols  Callie  Wieder 

Footvllle   Public   Library 

1,000   vols.  Mrs.   Ella   C    Lacey 

Fort  Atkinson  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Mrs   J   N   Davis 

Fox  Lake  Public  Library 

1,500  vols  Mary  E    Collins 

Grand  Rapids  T.  B   Scott  Public  Lib 

9,500  vols  Edith  L   Ratolin 

Green  Bay  Kellogg  Public  Library 

30,000  vols  Deborah  B    Martin 

Hartford  Public  Library 

1,917  vols  H    Juno  Goetz 

Hartland  Public  Library 

1,304    vols.  Mabel    V.    Hansen 

Hayward  Carnegie  Free  Public  Library 

4,571  vols  Harriette  H.  Withrow 

Hlllsboro   Public  Library 

1,960  vols  R    Lmd 

Hillside  Home  School  Library 

6,000  vols  Elizabeth   Steere 

Horlcon  Public  Library 

1,205  vols.  Frances  Zedler 

Hortonville  Public  Library 

1,132  vols  Anna  Ritger 

Hudson  Public  Library 

5,725  vols  Lucille  C.  -Menkey 

Houghton  Public  Library 

11,536  vols.  Harriet  L   Allen 

Ironton  Public  Library 

.   vols  Mary  E.  Byrne 

Hurley  Free  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs    P    Lenehan 


Wisconsin — continued 

Janesville  Public  Library 

18,750  vols  Mary  A  Egan 

Jefferson  Free  Public  Library 

2,525  vols  Adeline  Pickard 

Johnson  Creek  Public  Library 

1,347  vols  Mrs.  A.  E  Greenwood 

Kaukanna  Public  Library 

5,153  vols  Lillian  E  Bell 

Kenosha  Gilbert  M  Simmons  Library 

30,000  vols  Cora  M.  Frantz 

Kewaunee  Free  Public  Library 

1,695  vols  Mrs  M.  Brunckhorst 

Kilbourn  Public  Library 

4,283  vols  Lillian  F.  Ramsey 

La  Crosse  Public  Library 

25,000  vols  Lilly  M  E  Borresen 

La  Crosse  Sta^e  Noimal  Library 

10,000  vols  Florence  S  "Wing 

La  Valle  Free  Library 

1,000  vols  Mary  B.  Marshall 

Lad?  smith  Carnegie  Public  Library 

1,400  vols  Mabel  Sinclair 

Lake  Geneva  Public  Library 

4,500  vols  Gertrude  J.  Noyes 

Lake  Mills  L  D  Fargo  Library 

3,740  vols  Mrs  Kathenne  H  Atwood 
Lancaster  Public  Library 

1,802  vols  Bessie  McNair 

Lodi  Public  Library 

1,400  vols  Miss  Martens 

Madison  Free  Library 

36,500  vols  Mary  A.  Smith 

Madison  Wisconsin  State  Library 

57,250  vols  Gilson  G.  Glasier 

Madison  Wis  Lib  Com'n  Trav  Library 

50,000  vols  Matthew  S  Dudgeon 

Madison  Wisconsin  Historical  Library 

380,000  vols  Mile  M  Quaife 

Madison  University  of  Wisconsin  Lib. 

220,000  vols  Walter  McM  Smith 

Manitowoc  Public  Library 

11,736  vols  Martha  E  Pond 

Marinette  Stephenson  Public  Library 

14,735  vols  Gladys  M  Andrews 

Marshfield  Public  Library 

7,304  vols  Caroline  C  Shaw 

Mayville  Public  Library 

1,700  vols  Etta  Barott 

Mazomanie  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  N  Blanche  Smith 

Medford  Public  Library 

2,500  vols  S.  W.  Ingham 

Menasha  E  D  Smith  Library 

9,982  vols  Lucy  Lr  Pleasants 

Menomonie  Tamter  Mem.  Free  Library. 

14,720  vols  Mrs  Essie  C  Nickerson 
Menomonie  Stout  Institute  Library 

6,000  vols  Kathenne  A  Hahn 

Merrill  T  B.  Scott  Library 

9,200  vols  Winnefred  Bailey 

Milton  College  Library 

11,500  vols  Mabel  Maxson 

Milwaukee  Public  Library 

296,848  vols,  Charles  E.  McLenegan 
Milwaukee  Public  Museum  Library 

12,000  vols  Carl  Thai 

Milwaukee  Marquette  University  Lib. 

11,000  vols  Victor  Putt  en 

Milwaukee  State  Normal  School  Lib. 

22,000  vols  Delia  G   Ovi't* 


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Milwaukee     Milwaukee  -  Downer     Coll 

Library 

11,000  vols  Margaret  Reynolds 

Mineral  Point  Public  Library 

4,933  vols.  Margaret  A.  Crawford 
Mondovi  Public  Library 

2,150  vols.  Mabel  Farrington 

Monroe  Public  School  Library 

5,685  vols.  Katherme  A,  Smock 

Mosinee  Joseph  Dessert  Public  Library 

3,452  vols.  Elisabeth  Burke 

Mount  Horeb  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Anna  Helland 

Neenah  Public  Library 

13,500  vols  Ida  B  Kellogg 

Nelllsville  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Mrs  Mary  V  Hoey 

New  London  Public  Library 

4,000  vols.  Alice  J  Millerd 

New  Richmond  Public  Library 

2,732  vols.  Mrs.  Anna  P  E'pley 

North  Fond  da  JLac  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Edith  Potter 

North  Freedom  Public  Library 

1,210  vols  Susie  Pettys 

North  Milwaukee  Public  Library 

2,000  vols.  Annie  G.  Godfrey 

Oakfield  Free  Public  Library 

1,472  vols  Helen  Smith 

Ocononumoc  Public  Library 

5,474  vols  Lillian  E  Humphiey 

Oconto  Farnsworth  Public  Library 

^  l'£.43^V(^is^,      ^     Malvina  G.  Clousen 
Gshkosh.  Public  Library 

31,785  vols  Julia  Rupp 

Oshkosh  State  Normal  School  Library 
_  17-000  vols  Louise  F    Enckmg 

Park  Falls  City  Library 

1,500   vols  Edna   Smith 

Peshtlgo  Public  Library 

1,350  vols  Marie  Scheldt 

Pewaukee  Public  Library 

2,800  vols  Jennie  S    Clark 

Flattevtlle  Free  Public  Library 

3,252  vols  Mrs  Carrie  S  Nicklas 
Flattevilie  State  Normal  Library 

8,000  vols  Bee  A.   Gardner 

Plymouth  Public  Library 

3,813  vols  Mrs   Harriet  Corbett 

Ply>»o«th  Mission  House  Library 

15,000  vols       Prof  J   W   Grosshuesch 


Washington  Public  Library 
1,602  vols  Elvira  Berners 

Prairie  du  Onien  Public  Library 


,         vols  Mary  E   Porter 

Pialrie  dn  Sac  Public  Library 

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Library 
Public 


1,000  vols 


Mrs    Hugh  Kennedy 


Wisconsin — continued 

Rice  Lake  Free  Library 

5,212  vols  Odile  Demers 

Rfchland  Center  Public  Library 

4,332  vols  "Vera  Eastland 

Ripon  Public  Library 

7,283   vols  Blanche  Thompson 

Ripon  College  Library 

20,840  vols  William  E    Jillson 

River  Falls  State  Normal  Library 

12,000  vols  Lovila  M.  Mosher 

St.  Francis  Salzmann  Library 

15,000  vols  Rev    A    O    Breio 

St.  Francis  Pio  Nono  College  Library 

5,500   vols  J    M.   Kasel 

Seymonr  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs   P  R  Uttormark 

Shawano  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Kathryn  Hayta 

Sheboygan  Public  Library 

13,643  vols  Bertha  Marx 

South  Milwaukee  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Stella  Whalen 

Shiocton  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs   Bermce  Loukey 

Sparta   Public  Library 

7,844  vols  Jennie  Scouten 

Stanley  Public  Library 

4,160  vols  Lucille  Nichols 

Stevens  Point  Public  Library 

6,044  vols  Mary  Dunegan 

Stevens  Point  State  Normal  School  Lib 

12,080  vols  Mrs    F    G.  Short 

Stongnton  Free  Public  Library 

6,000  vols  Amanda  Drotning 

Sturgeon  Bay  Public  Library 

3,000  vols  Grace  Lown 

Sun  Prairie  Public  Library 

4,290  vols  Margaret  Du-mphy 

Superior  Public  Library 

29,386  vols        Blanche  L  Unterkircher 
Superior  State  Normal  School  Library 

8,000  vols  Harriet  L    Eaton 

Thorp  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mary  Phillips 

Toman  Public  Library 

4,308  vols    Caroline  W    D    "Voswinkel 
Tomahawk  Public  Library 

4,300  vols  Mrs    H   S   Smith 

Two  Rivers  Joseph  Mann  Library 

4,500   vols.  Lizzie   G.   Baetz 

Viroqua  Public  Library 

4,800  vols  Effie  L.  Tate 

Washburn   Public   Library 

6,000  vols        Mrs    May  M    Greenwood 
Waterloo   Public  Library 

2000  vols  Mrs    H    R    Abell 

Watertown  Public  Library 

6,827  vols  Georgia  Lutkemeyer 

Watertown  Northwestern  Umv  Library 

8,000   vols'  J.   H    Oft 

Wankesha  Public  Library 

4,198  vols  Fannie  I*  Ells 

Wankesha  Vorhees  Library  Carroll  Coll 

3,000  vols.  Amanda  Flattery 

Waupaca  Public  Library 

4,000  vols  Mary  Beulick 

Wanpun  Public  Library 

7,435  vols  Clara  L    Lmdsley 

Wansau  Public  Library 

8,976  vols  Cora  I    Lansing 


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Wausaukee  Public  Library 

1,573  vols.  Edna  Nichol 

Wauwatosa  Public  Library 

7,250  vols  G-race  E  Loveland 

West  AUi»  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Edna  Philips 

West  Bend  Public  Library 

2,892  vols.  Clara  E.  Rolfs 

Westby  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Alette  Schremer 

Whitehall  Public  Library 

2,638  vols  A  Francena  Chaffee 

Whitewater  Public  Library 

6,987  vols  Ella  A  Hamilton 

Whitewater  State  Normal  School  Lib 

11,000  vols.  Anne  M    Boyd 

WYOMING 

Buffalo  Johnson  County  Library 

1,500  vols  Miss  Post 


Wyoming — continued 

Casper  Carnegie  Public  Library 

2,000  vols  Mrs.  Sarah  Place 

Cheyenne  Carnegie  Library 

15,000  vols  Geneva  Brock 

Cheyenne  Laramie  County  Public  Lib 

16,000  vols  Luella  Moore 

Cheyenne  Wyoming  State  Library 

30,000  vols  Frances  A  Davis 

Codv  Public  Library 

1,000  vols  Mrs  Ben  Thomas 

Evanston  Uinta  County  Public  Library 

5,000  vols  Marguerite  -Cameron 

Lander  Fremont  County  Library 

1,000  vols  Florence  E  Stone 

Laramie  Carnegie  Public  Library 

20,000  vols  E  T  Ingham 

Laramie  University  of  Wyoming  Lib 

35,000  vols  Grace  R  Hebard 

Rock  Springs  City  Library 

3,000  vols  Mrs  Clark 

Sheridan  Carnegie  Public  Library 

6,500   vols  Louise  W    Portz 


COLLEGE  COLORS 

Adelphi  College  (N.  Y.) Brown  and  Gold. 

Adrian  College   (Mich.)          Canary  and  Black 

Alabama  Polytechnic  Institute Orange  and  Blue. 

Albion  College  (Mich  ) Pink  and  Green. 

Alfred  University  (N.  Y.) Eoyal  Purple  and  Old  Gold. 

Allegheny  College  (Pa  ) Blue  and  Gold 

Amherst  College  (Mass.)    Purple  and  White. 

Armour  Institute  of  Technology  (Til.)  .    .  .Yellow  and  Black. 

Atlanta  University  (Ga.) Steel  Gray  and  Crimson. 

Augustana  College  (111.) Gold  and  Blue. 

Baker  University  (Kan.) Burnt  Orange. 

Baldwin-Wallace  College  (O.) Old  Gold  and  Brown. 

Barnard  College  (1ST.  Y.) Light  Blue  and  White* 

Bates  College  (Me.) Garnet. 

Baylor  University  (Tex.) Green  and  Gold. 

Beloit  College   (Wis.) Old  Gold. 

Benedict  College  (S    C.) i Purple  and  Gold. 

Bethany  College    (Kan.) Yellow  and  Blue. 

Berea  College    (Ky.) White  and  Blue. 

Bethany  College  (W.  Va.) White  and  Green. 

Boston  University   (Mass.) Scarlet  and  White 

Bowdoin  College  (Me.) White. 

Brigham  Young  College  (Utah) Crimson. 

Brown  University  (R.  I.) Brown  and  White. 

Bryn  Mawr  College  (Pa.) Yellow  and  White. 

Bucknell  University  (Pa.) Orange  and  Blue. 

Butler  College  (Ind.) Blue  and  White. 

Carleton  College  (Minn.) Maize  and  Blue 

Carlisle  Indian  School   (Pa.) Bed  and  Gold. 

Carnegie  Institute  (Pa.) Plaid, 

Carroll  College  (Wis  ) Orange  and  White, 

Carthage  College  (111  ) Crimson 

Case  School  of  Applied  Science  (O.)     Brown  and  White. 

Central  Wesleyan  College  (Mo  ) White  and  Navy  Blue. 

Central  University  (la.) Bed  and  White. 

Central  University  (Ky.) Cardinal  and  Blue. 

Claflin  University  (S.  C.) Orange  and  Maroon. 

Clark  College   (Mass.) Scailet  and  White 

Clemson  Agricultural  College  (S.  C.) Purple  and  Orange. 

Coe  College  (la.) Crimson  and  Gold. 

Colgate  University  (N.  Y.) Maroon. 


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COLLEGE  COLORS 


College  City  of  New  York  (N.  Y.) Lavender. 

College  of  the  Pacific  (Cal  ) Black  and  Gold 

Colorado  Agricultural  College Green  and  Gold 

Colorado  College  (Colo.) Black  and  Gold. 

Connecticut  Agricultural  College     ...     .  Blue  and  White 

Columbia  University  (N.  Y.)        Light  Blue  and  White. 

Cornell  College  (la  ) . .  .Royal  Purple  and  White. 

Cornell  University  (N.  Y.)  . .  Carnelian  and  White. 

Creighton  University  (Neb.) Blue  and  White. 

Cumberland  University    (Tenn.) Maroon  and  White. 

Dakota  University  (S,  D.) Blue  and  White. 

Dakota  Wesleyau  University Royal  Blue 

Dartmouth  College  (N  H  ) Green. 

Des  Moines  College  (la.) Orange  and  Black 

Denison  University  (0.) Denison  Red 

Denver  University  (Colo.)    Red  and  Gold. 

De  Pauw  University  (Ind) Old  Gold. 

Dpane  College  (Neb.) Orange  and  Black. 

Dickinson  College  (Pa  )     Red  and  Wliite 

Drake  University  (la  )    Blue  and  White. 

Drury  College  (Mo.) Scarlet  and  Gray. 

Earlham  College  (Bid.) Yellow  and  Cream. 

Elon  College  (N.  C  ) Maroon  and  Old  Gold. 

Eureka  College  (111.) Maroon  and  Old  Gold 

Fargo  College  (N.  D  ) Blue  and  Gold. 

Fisk  University  (Tenn  ) Blue  and  Yellow. 

Fordham  University  (N.  Y.) Maroon. 

Fort  Worth  University  (Tex.) Blue  and  Gold. 

Franklin  and  Marshall  College  (Pa.) Blue  and  White. 

Franklin  College  (Ind.) Navy  Blue  and  Old  Gold. 

Furman  University   (S.  C  ) Purple  and  White 

Georgetown  University  (D.  C.) Blue  and  Gray. 

George  Washington  University  (D.  C.) Buff  and  Blue. 

Georgia  School  of  Technology Old  Gold  and  White 

Girard  College  (Pa.) Steel  and  Garnet. 

Goucher  College  (Md.) Dark  Blue  and  Old  Gold. 

Grove  City  College  (Pa.) Crimson. 

Grinnell  College  (la.) Scarlet  and  Black. 

Gustavus  Adolphus  College  (Minn.) Old  Gold  and  Yellow. 

Hamilton  College  (N.  Y.) Blue  and  Buff. 

Hamline  University  (Minn  ) Red  and  Gray. 

Hampton  Institute  (Va.) Blue  and  White. 

Harvard  University  (Mass.) Crimson. 

Heidelberg  University  (O.) Black,  Orange  and  Red. 

Henderson  Brown  College  (Ark.) Red  and  Gray. 

Hillsdale  College  (Mich.) Ultra-Marine  (Blue). 

Hiram  College  (O  ) Sky  Blue  and  Cherry  Bed. 

Holy  Cross  College  (Mass.) Purple  and  White 

Hope  College  (Mich.) Orange  and  Navy  Blue. 

Howard  University  (D.  C.) Dark  Blue  and  White. 

Huron  College   (S.  D.) Purple  and  Gold 

Illinois  College Yale  Blue  and  White. 

Illinois  Wesleyan  University  (El.) Olive  Green  and  White. 

Indiana  University  (Ind.) Crimson  and  Cream. 


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COLLEGE  COLORS 


Iowa  College  Scarlet  and  Black. 

Iowa  State  College Cardinal  and  Gold. 

Iowa  Wesleyan  University White  and  Purple. 

Jacob  Tome  Institute  (Md.) Blue  and  White. 

James  Millikin  University  (HI.) Blue  and  White 

John  B.  Stetson  University  (Fla.)   Green  and  White 

Johns  Hopkins  University  (Md.) Black  and  Old  Gold. 

Jumata  College    (Pa.)  Blue  and  Gold. 

Kansas  City  University  (Kan.) Crimson  and  Orange. 

Kansas  State  Agricultural  College Royal  Purple. 

Kansas  Wesleyan  University  (Kan.)     ..Purple  and  Old  Gold 

Knox  College   (HI.) Purple  and  Old  Gold. 

Knoxville  College  (Tenn.)    Light  Blue  and  Maroon 

LaFayette  College  (Pa  ) Maroon  and  White. 

Lake  Forest  University  (HI.) Red  and  Black. 

Lander  College  (S.  C.) Dark  Blue  and  Old  Gold. 

Lawrence  University  (Wis.) White  and  Yale  Blue. 

Lebanon  Valley  College  (Pa  ) Blue  and  White. 

Lehigh  University  (Pa  ) Brown  and  White. 

Leland  University  (La.) Blue. 

Leland  Stanford,  Jr.,  University  (Gal ) . .  Cardinal. 

Louisiana  State  University Old  Gold  and  Purple. 

Loyola  College  (Md.) , Blue  and  Gold 

Loyola  University   (111.) Crimson  and  Gold 

Macalester  College  (Minn  ) Orange  and  Peacock  Blue. 

Manhattan  College  (N.  Y.) Green  and  White. 

Marietta  College  (O.) Navy  Blue  and  White. 

Marquette  University  (Wis  ) Blue  and  Gold 

Maryville  College  (Tenn.)   Orange  and  Garnet. 

Massachusetts  Agricultural  College Maroon  and  White. 

Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology.  .Cardinal  Red  and  Silver  Gray. 

McKendree  College   (111  )   Purple  and  White 

Mercer  University  (Ga.) Orange  and  Black. 

Miami  University  (O.) Crimson  and  White. 

Michigan  Agricultural  College Olive  Green. 

Michigan  College  of  Mines Yellow  and  White. 

Middlebury  College  (Vt.)    Blue  and  White. 

Mississippi  Agri.  and  Mech.  College Maroon  and  White. 

Monmouth  College  (HI  ) Red  and  White 

Morgan  College  (Md  ) Burnt  Orange  and  Blue. 

Morningside  College   (la  ) Maroon  and  White. 

Morris  Brown  College  (Ga.) Royal  Purple  and  Black. 

Mount  Holyoke  College  (Mass.)   Light  Blue. 

Mount  St.  Mary's  College  (Md) Blue  and  White. 

Mount  Union  College  (O.) Royal  Purple. 

Muskingum  College  (O.) Black  and  Magenta. 

Nebraska  Wesleyan  University Yellow  and  Brown. 

Nevada  State  University    Royal  Blue  and  White. 

New  Hampshire  A.  and  M  College  (N.  H.)  Blue  and  White. 

New  Orleans  University  (La.) Tan  and  Blue. 

New  York  University Violet. 

North  Carolina  College  A.  and  M Red  and  White. 

North  Dakota  Agricultural  College Green  and  Yellow 

Northwestern  University   (HI.) Royal  Purple. 


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Oberlin  College   (0.) Crimson  and  Gold. 

Occidental  College   (Cal )       Orange  and  Black 

Ohio  Northern  University Orange  and  Black. 

Onio  State  University Scarlet  and  Gray. 

Ohio  University Olive  Green  and  White. 

Ohio   Wesleyan    University Scarlet  and  Jet 

Olivet  College  (Mich.) .  Crimson. 

Oregon   Agricultural   College Orange. 

Ottawa  University   (Kan.) Sunflower  Yellow. 

Otterbein   University    (0.) Cardinal  and  Tan. 

Ouchita  College  (Ark.) Purple  and  Gold. 

Park  College   (Mo  )   .    .  Canaiy  and  Wine. 

Penn  College  (la  ) Old  Gold  and  Blue. 

Pennsylvania  State  College Blue  and  White. 

Polytechnic  Institute,  Brooklyn  (N.  Y.)..Blue  and  Gray. 

Pomona  College  (Cal.) Blue  and  White. 

Pratt  Institute  (N.  Y.) Cadmium  Yellow. 

Princeton  University  CN  J.)          .   .       Orange  and  Black. 

Purdue  University  (Ind.) Old  Gold  and  Black. 

Radeliff  e  College  (Mass.) Bed  and  White. 

Eensselaer  Polytechnic  Institute  (N.  Y.)  .  Cherry  and  Cream. 

Rhode  Island  State  College Blue  and  White. 

Richmond  College  (Va.) Cumson  and  Navy  Blue. 

Ripon  College  (Wis.) Crimson 

Rockf ord    College    (HI.) Purple  and  White, 

Rollins  College   (Fla.)       Blue  and  Gold. 

Rose  Polytechnic  Institute  (Ind.)     Old  Rose  and  White, 

Eutgers  College  (N   J  ) Scarlet 

St.  Charles  College   (Md.) Blue  and  White. 

St.  Francis  Xavier  College  (N.  Y.) Maroon  and  Sky  Blue. 

St.  John's   College    (N.   Y.) Maroon. 

St.  Lawrence  University  (N.  Y.) Scarlet  and  Brown. 

St.  Louis  University   (Mo.) Blue  and  White. 

St.  Mary's  College  (Kan.)    Blue  and  White. 

St.  Mary's  College  (O.) Red  and  Blue. 

St.  Olaf  College    (Minn.) Old  Gold  and  Black. 

St.  Viateur's  College  (111.) Purple  and  Gold. 

Seton  Hall  College  (N  J.) Blue  and  White. 

Shaw  University  (N.  C.) Garnet  and  White. 

Shorter  College  (Ga  ) ,   . .  Orange  and  White. 

Simmons  College  (Mass.) Blue  and  Gold. 

Simpson   College    (la.) Crimson  and  Old  Gold. 

Smith  College  (Mass.) White. 

Southwestern  College  (Kan  ) Royal  Purple. 

Southwestern  University  (Tex.) Lemon  and  Black. 

Spring  Hill  College  (Ala  ) Purple  and  White. 

State  College  of    Kentucky Blue  and  White. 

State  College  of    Washington Crimson  and  Gray. 

State  University  of  Iowa Old  Gold. 

State  University  of  Kentucky Blue  and  White. 

State  University  of  North  Dakota Pink  and  Green. 

Stevens  Institute  of  Technology  (N.  J.) .  .Silver  Gray  and  Cardinal 

Susquehanna  University  (Pa  )     Orange  and  Maroon 

Swarthmore  College   (Pa  ) Garnet. 


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COLLEGE  COLORS 


Syracuse  TMversity  (N.  Y.) Orange. 

Talladega  College    (Ala.) Cardinal  and  Blue. 

Tarkio  College  (Mo  )  Purple  and  Cream. 

Teachers'  College  (New  York  City) Blue  and  White. 

Temple  University  (Pa.)       Cherry  and  White. 

Texas  Agrie.  and  Mech.  College Red  and  White 

Texas  Christian  College  (Tex.) Royal  Purple  and  White. 

Throop  Polytechnic  Institute  (Calif.) . . .   Orange  and  White. 

Transylvania  University   (Ky.) Crimson. 

Trinity  College   (N.  C.) Navy  Blue. 

Trinity  University  (Tex.)         Maroon  and  White 

Tufts  College  (Mass.) Brown  and  Blue. 

Tulane  University  (La.) Olive  and  Blue. 

Tuskegee  Institute    (Ala.)     Crimson  and  Old  Gold. 

Union  College    (Neb  )         Black  and  Eed. 

Union  College    (N.  Y  )  Garnet 

University  of  Akron  (O) Navy  Blue  and  Old  Gold. 

University  of  Alabama    Crimson  and  White. 

University  of  Arkansas   Cardinal. 

University  of  Arizona Blue  and  Red. 

University  of  California    Blue  and  Gold. 

University  of  Chattanooga   Gold  and  Blue. 

University  of  Chicago    Maroon. 

University  of  Cincinnati    Bed  and  Black. 

University  of  Colorado  Silver  and  Gold. 

University  of  Detroit Red  and  White 

University  of  Denver Crimson  and  Gold. 

University  of  Georgia    Bed  and  Black. 

University  of  Idaho   Silver  and  Gold. 

University  of  Illinois  Orange  and  Navy  Blue. 

University  of  Kansas Crimson  and  Blue. 

University  of  Louisville Scarlet  and  Black. 

University  of  Maine Light  Blue. 

University  of  Maryland Maroon  and  Black. 

University  of  Michigan.   Maize  and  Blue. 

University  of  Minnesota    Old  Gold  and  Maroon. 

University  of  Missouri    Black  and  Old  Gold. 

University  of  Montana    Copper,  Gold  and  Silver. 

University  of  Nashville  Garnet  and  Blue. 

University  of  Nebraska  Scarlet  and  Cream. 

University  of  Nevada Royal  Blue. 

University  of  North  Carolina White  and  Blue. 

University  of  North  Dakota Pink  and  Green. 

University  of  Notre  Dame  (Ind.) Old  Gold  and  Marine  Blue. 

University  of  Oklahoma Crimson  and  Cream. 

University  of  Oregon  Oregon  Grape,  Green  and  Yellow. 

University  of  Pennsylvania    Bed  and  Blue, 

University  of  Pittsburgh  *         Old  Gold  and  Navy  Blue. 

University  of  Rochester Dandelion  Yellow. 

University  of  Santa  Clara     Bed  and  White. 

University  of  South  Carolina     Garnet  and  Black. 

University  of  South  Dakota Vermilion. 

University  of  Southern  California Cardinal  and  Gold. 

University  of  the  South   (Tenn.) Purple  and  Old  Gold. 


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University  of  Tennessee Orange  and  "White. 

University  of  Texas    White  and  Gold. 

University  of  Utah Crimson    and  Silver. 

University  of  "Vermont     Green  and  Gold. 

University  of  Virginia Orange  and  Bark  Blue. 

University  of  Washington Purple  and  Gold. 

University  of  Wisconsin    Cardinal. 

University  of  Wooster   (O.) Black  and  Old  Gold. 

University    of    Wyoming Brown  and  Yellow. 

United  States  Indian  School   (Pa.) Bed  and  Old  Gold.  ' 

United  States  Military  Academy  (N.  Y.)  .    Black,  Gold  and  Gray. 
United  States  Naval  Academy  (Md.) ....   Blue  and  Gold. 
Upsala  College   (N    J  )  .  . ,    Navy  Blue  and  Silver  Gray. 

Ursimus  College  (Pa.)        .    .  Bed,  Old  Gold  and  Black 

Utah  Agricultural  College White  and  Blue. 

Vanderbut  University  (Tenn.) Black  and  Gold. 

Valparaiso  Univeisity  (Ind )  .     Old  -Gold  and  Bright  Biown. 

Villanova  College  (Pa  )  .    .  .     Navy  Blue  and  White. 

Vmeennes   University    (Ind  ) .      .  Blue  and  Gold. 

Vassar  College  (N.Y.) Bose  and  Gray. 

Virginia  Polytechnic  Institute   (Va.) Orange  and  Maroon. 

Wake  Forest  CoUege  (N.  C  ) Old  Gold  and  Black. 

Walden  University  (Tenn.) Black  and  Bed. 

Washburn  College  (Kan.) Electric  Blue. 

Washinton  and  Jefferson  College   (Pa.) .  .Bed  and  Black. 
Washington  and  Lee  University  (Va.)    . .  .Blue  and  White. 

Washington  University  (Mo  )  —  .% Myrtle  and  Maroon. 

Waynesburg  College   (Pa  )  .      Deep  Orange  and  Black. 

Wellesley  CoUege  (Mass.) Deep  Blue. 

Wesleyan  University  (Conn.) Cardinal  and  Black. 

West  Virginia  Wesleyan  CoUege Yellow  and  Black 

Western  CoUege  for  Women  (O.) Syrian  Blue. 

Western  Reserve  University   (O.) Cumson  and  White. 

West  Virginia  University Old  Gold  and  Blue. 

Wheaton  College  (HI.) Orange  and  Blue. 

Whitman  College    (Wash.) Blue  and  Maize. 

Wiley  University  (Tex.) Eoyal  Purple  and  White. 

Willamette  University  (Ore.) Cardinal  and  Old  Gold. 

William  JeweU  CoUege   (Mo  ) Bed  and  Black. 

Williams  College   (Mass.) Royal  Purple. 

Wittenberg  CoUege  (O.) Cream  and  Cardinal. 

Wofford  College  (S.  C.) Old  Gold  and  Black. 

Worcester  Polytechnic  Institute   (Mass.)  - .  Crimson  and  Steel  Gray. 

Yale  University   (Conn.) Blue. 

Yankton  College  (S.  D.) Yellow  and  White. 


ALPHABETICAL  INDEX 
OF  SCHOOLS 


ALPHABETICAL  INDEX 


A   to    Zed   School,    Berkeley,    Cal. 
Aaker's   Business   College,    Fargo,    N    D 
Aaker's  Business  College,  Grand  Forks,  N  D 
Abbeville   Normal  School,   Abbeville,   Miss 
Abbott   Academy,    Andover,    Mass 
Abbott   Business   College,   Billings,    Mont 
Abbott  School,   Farmmgton,   Me 
Aberdeen   Academy,   Aberdeen,   N     C 
Aberdeen   Business   College,    Abeideen,   S     D 
Abmgdon    Friends'    School,    Jenkintown,    Pa, 
Abraham's  Bussiness  College,  Dublin,  Texas 
Abrahamson  Business  College,  Camden,  N    J 
Abrahamson   Business   College,    Philadelphia, 

Academical    and   Industrial    Institute,    North 

Wilkesboro,   N    C 
Academy     of     Architecture     and     Industrial 

Science,   St    Louis,  Mo 
Academy    Notre    Dame    de    Sion,    Marshall, 

Mo 

Academy  of  Fine  Arts,  Chicago 
Academy    of    Holy    Angels,     Traverse    City, 

Academy   of  Holy   Cross,   Bedford,   N    Y 
Academy    of    Holy    Names,    Spokane,    Wash 
Academy  of  Immaculate  Heart  of  Mary,  San 

Oblspo.  Cal 

Academy    of   Idaho,    Pocatello,    Idaho 
Academy  of  Mount    St.    Ursula,    New    York 

Academy  of   Mt    St    Ursula,   Bedford  Park, 

N    Y. 

Academy  of  Mount   St    Vincent,   New  York 
Academy  of  Northwestern  University,  Evans- 

Academy  of  Notre  Dame,  Redwood  City,  Cal 
Academy  of  Notre  Dame,    Santa  Clara    Cal 
Academy  of  Notre  Dame,  Putnam,  Conn 
Academy  of  Notre  Dame,  ^at«r^^.C° 
Academy  of  Notre  Dame,    Roxbury,   ,  Mass 
Academy   of  Notre  Dame,   Philadelphia,    . 
Academy    of    Notre    Dame    of    Providence, 


ur    Lady    of    Lourdes,    Elma, 
Academy    of    Our    Lady    of    Lourdes,    East 


Our  Lady  of  Lourdes,  Roches- 
Academylnof  Our  Lady  of  Lourdes,   Spokane, 

Academy   of   Our  Lady,   Mankato,   Minn 
Academy  of  Our  Lady,  Manteno,  111 
Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Mercy,  Red  Bluff, 
Cal. 


Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Mercy,   Louisville, 

Ky 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Mercy,  Joplin,  Mo. 
Academ  of  Our  Lady  of  Mercy,    Chaileston, 

S    C 
Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Peace,  San  Diego, 

Cal 
Academy  of  Our    Lady    of    Perpetual    Light, 

Albany,     Oreg. 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  the  Blessed  Sacra- 
ment,   New   York    City. 

Academy   of   Our   Lady   of  Providence,    Chi- 
cago,   111 
Academy    of    Our    Lady    of    the    Lake.     San 

Antonio,     Texas 
Academy   of  Our   Lady  of  the  Sacred  Heart, 

Chicago,    111 
Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  the  Sacred  Heart, 

Peoria,   111 
Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  the  Sacred  Heart, 

Springfield,     111 
Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  the  Sacred  Heart, 

Central    Falls,    R     I 
Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Victory,  "Waterloo, 

Iowa 

Academy    of    Our    Lady    of   Victory,    Brook- 
lyn. 

Academy  of  Richmond  County,  Augusta,  Ga 
Academy  of  St    Francis    de  Sales,  St    Gene- 
vie  ve,    Mo 

Academy    of    St     Joseph,    Brentwood,    N    Y. 
Academy  of  St    Scholastica,  Chicago,  111. 
Academy    of    the   Holy   Angels,    Minneapolis, 

Minn 

Academy   of   the  Holy  Child,  Portland,    Ore. 
Academy   of   the   Holy   Child   Jesus,    Sharon. 

Pa 
Academy  of  the  Holy  Child  Jesus,  Cheyenne, 

Wyo 
Academy     of     the    Holy     Family,     Sprague, 

Conn 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Family,  Alton,   111 
Academy  of  the  Holy  Ghost,  Dubuque,  Iowa 
Academy   of   the   Holy  Name,    Shorb,    Gal 
Academy  of  the  Holy  Name,  Rome,  N.   Y 
Academy  of  the  Holy  Name,  Pomona,   Calif 
Academy  of  the  Holv  Names,  Albany,  N    Y 
Academy    of    the    Holy    Names,     Pasadena 

Calif 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Name,  Seattle,  "Wash 
Academy    of    the    Holy    Rosary,    Woodland, 

Cal 
Academy     of     the     Immaculate     Conception, 

Ferdinand,    Ind 

Academy     of     the     Immaculate     Conception, 
Oldenburg,    Ind 


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Academy    of    the    Immaculate     Conception, 

Charles    City,     Iowa 
Academy    of    the    Immaculate    Conception, 

Davenport,     Iowa. 
Academy    of     the    Immaculate    Conception, 

Estherville,   Iowa. 

Academy  of  the  Immaculata,  Newport,  Ky 
Academy  of  the  immaculate  Conception, 

Fairbank,   Iowa. 
Academy    of    the    Immaculate     Conception, 

GUbertsville,    Iowa 
Academy    of    the    Immaculate    Conception, 

Hastings,  Neb 
Academy    of    the    Immaculate    Conception, 

Opelousas,  La 
Academy  of  the  Immaculate  Heart  of  Mary, 

San  Luis  Ooispo,  Cal 
Academy  of  the  Ladies  of  the  Loretto,  Sault 

Ste.   Marie,   Mich 
Academy  of  the   New   Church,   Bryn  Athyn, 

Pa 

Academy    of    the    Sacred   Heart,    San    Fran- 
cisco,  Cal 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Washington, 

D.    C. 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Chicago,  111 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Louisville,  Ky. 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Grand  Co- 

teau,    La. 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  New  Orleans, 

La 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Detroit,  Mich. 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Grosse  Point, 

Mich. 
Academy  of  the  Sacred     Heart,      Owatonna, 

Minn. 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,   Kansas  City, 

Mo. 
Academy  of  the  Sacred    Heart.    St     Charles, 

Mo 
Academy  of  the  Sacred    Heart,    St.    Joseph, 

Mo. 
Academy  of  the  Sacred    Heart,     St.     Louis,, 

Mo. 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Omaha,  Nebr. 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Hoboken,  N 

J 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Albany,  N  Y. 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  New  York, 

N    Y. 
Academy  of  the  Sacred   Heart,   Sag   Harbor, 

N    Y. 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,   Syracuse,   N 

Academy  of  the  Sacred     Heart,     Cincinnati, 

Ohio 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Philadelphia, 

Pa. 
Academy  of  the  Sacred    Heart,    Providence, 

It     I. 
Academy  of  the  Sacred     Heart,     Torresdale, 

Pa. 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Waco,  Texas 
Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Seattle,  Wash 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Mobile,   Ala 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Washington,  D  C 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,    Des  Momes,    la 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,    Dubuque,    la 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Bvanston,  111 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,    Baltimore,    Md 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,   St    Louis,   Mo 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,   Brooklyn,   N.  Y 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,    Abingdon,   Va. 


Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Richmond,  Va. 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Wytheville,  Va 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Tacoma,  Wash. 
Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Parkersburg,  W 

Va 

Acme   Business    College,    Seattle,   Wash 
Acme   Business    College,    Everett,    Wash 
Acme  School  of  Drawing,  Kalamazoo,   Mich 
Actual  Business  College,    Akron,    O. 
Actual  Business  College,  Appleton,  Wis 
Actual  Business  University,   Fremont,  O 
Ada   College    of    Law,    Ada,    O 
Adams   Academy,    Quincy,   Mass 
Adelbert  College,  Cleveland,  O 
Adelphi    Academy,    Brooklyn,    N     Y 
Adelphi  College,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y 
Adirondack     Summer    Art    School,     Saranac 

Lake,   N    Y 

Adrian   College,    Adrian,    Mich 
Advance  Academy,  Advance,  N    C 
Affordby   Kindergarten  Normal   School,   Bal- 
timore, Md 

Affordby  School,   Baltimore,   Md 
Agassiz   Hall,  Alta,   Calif 
Agnes  Irwm's  School,  Philadelphia,  Pa 
Agnes  Scott  College,  Decatur,  Ga. 
Agricultural   College   of  Utah,    Logan,   Utah 
Agricultural     and     Manual     Training     High 

School,   Fargo,    N    D. 

Agricultural    and    Mechanical    College    (col- 
ored), Normal,  Ala 
Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College  for  the 

Colored   Race,    Greensboro,   N    C. 
Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College  of  Ken- 
tucky, Lexington,  Ky 
Agricultural     and     Mechanical     College     of 

Texas,   College  Station,   Texas 
Agricultural  and  Mechanical  School,  Carroll- 
ton,    Ga 

Agricultural  and  Normal  University,   Langs- 
ton,   Okla. 

Akeley  Hall  for  Girls,   Grand  Haven,   Mich 
Akron  Normal  School,  Akron,  O 
Alabama  Baptist  Colored  University,   Selma, 

Ala, 

Alabama-Brenau   College,   Eufaula,   Ala. 
Alabama  Conference  Female  Coll ,  Tuskegee, 

Ala. 
Alabama   Girls'    Technical   Institute,    Monte- 

vallo,   Ala. 

Alabama  Polytechnic  Institute,  Auburn,  Ala 
Alabama     Synodical     College     for     Women, 

Talladega,   Ala 

Alameda   Technical   School,   Alameda,    Calif 
Alamo    City    Commercial    College,    San    An- 
tonio,   Texas 

Albany    Academy,    Albany,    N     Y 
Albany  Academy  for  Girls,   Albany,   N    Y. 
Albany  Business  College,  Albany,   N    Y 
Albany  College,  Albany,  Ore 
Albany    College    of    Pharmacy,    Union    Uni- 
versity, Albany,  N    Y 
Albany  High  School,  Albany,  Ky. 
Albany   Medical   College,   Albany,   N    Y. 
Albany   Law   School,   Union   University,    Al- 
bany, N.  Y 
Appomatox    Agricultural    High    School,    Ap- 

pomatox,   Va. 

Aquinas   Academy,    Tacoma,    Wash 
Arcadia  Academy,   Midway,  N    C 
Arcadia  College  and  Ursuline  Academy,  Ar- 
cadia, Mo. 


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Accounting  Institute  of  Brooklyn,  New  York, 
New    York 

Albemarle   Normal   and   Industrial   Institute, 

Albemarle,    N     C 

Albert  Lea  College,  Albert  Lea,  Minn 
Albion      Academy,      State     Normal      School, 

Franklmton,    N     C 
Albion  College,  Albion,  Mich 
Albright    College,    Myerstown,    Pa 
Albright  Gallery  Art  School,   Buffalo,   N    Y 
Albuquerque   Business   College,   Albuquerque, 

Albuquerque     Indian     School,     Albuquerque, 

N     M 
Alcorn  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College 

for  Negroes,   Alcorn,  Miss. 
Alcott   School,   Roselle.   N    J 
Alcum  Preparatory  School,  New  York,  N   Y 
Alderman's  Select  School,  Wilmington,  N    C 
Alderson   Academy,    Alderson,   W    Va 
Alexander   College,    Burkesville,    Ky 
Alexander  Collegiate  Institute,   Jacksonville, 

Tex. 

Alfred  Academy,   Alfred,   N    Y 
Alfred   Theological   Seminary,   Alfred,    N    Y 
Alfred  University,   Alfred,   N    Y 
Algier's   School   of   Shorthand,   New    Orleans, 

La. 

All  Hallows  College,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 
All   Hallows  Seminary,   Fremont,   N    C 
All    Saints   Academic   School    of   Manhattan, 

New  York,   N    Y 

All    Saints   Academy,    Fort   Worth,    Tex 
All     Saints     Episcopal     College,     Vicksburg, 

Miss 

All   Saints'   School,   Sioux  Fall,   S    D 
Allan  Manual   Training  School,   Austin,   Tex 
Alleghany  Collegiate  Institute,  Alderson,  W 

Va 
Alleghany     County     Academy,     Cumberland, 

Md 

Allegheny  County  College,   Cumberland,  Md 
Allegheny    Preparatory    School,    Pittsburgh, 

Pa. 
Alleghany  Theological  Seminary,  Pittsburgh, 

Pa 

Allegheny  College,  Meadville,  Pa 
Allen's  Business  College,  Mansfield,  Fa 
Allen's  Business  College,  Spokane,  Wash 
Allen    Normal  and  Industrial  School,  Thomas- 

ville,  Ga 

Allen    Preparatory   School,    Portland,    Ore. 
Allen's  School,   West  Newton,   Mass 
Allen   University,    Columbia,    S     C 
All  en  town   Business   College,   All  en  town,   Pa 
Allentown    College    for    Women,    Allentown, 

Pa. 
Allentown    Preparatory    School,    Allentown, 

Pa. 
Alliance   Business    College,    Bus    and    Sten., 

Alliance,  Ohio. 

Alliance    High    School,    Grantsboro,    N     C. 
Allison   School,    Santa  Fe,   N    Hex 
Alma  College,  Alma,  Mich. 
Alpena  Business  College,   Alpena,   Mich 
Alpha  School   of  Business,   Brooklyn,   N    Y. 
Altoona   Business   College,   Altoona,    Pa 
Alum    Well    Academy,    Church    Hill,    Tenn 
Alviene  School  of  Acting,  New  York,  N    Y 
Amarillo   Miltary   Academy,    Axnarillo,    Tex 
Amboy   Academy,    Amboy,    Ind. 


American 

York 
American 
American 

Minn 
American 

Pa 
American 

cago. 
American 
American 

Chicago 
American 
American 

111 
American 

York 
American 


Academy  of  Dramatic   Arts,   New 

Business   College,    Pueblo,    Colo. 
Business      College,     Minneapolis, 

Business      College      Philadelphia 
College  of  Mechano-Therapy,    Chi- 

College  of  Musicians,     New     York 
College     of     Physical     Education, 

Commercial    School,  Allentown,  Pa 
Conservatory    of    Music,    Chicago. 

Institute    of    Applied   Music,    New 
International    College,    Springfield, 


American-Italian  School  of  Music,  Brooklyn 

American  Medical    College,    St.   Louis,    Mo 

American  Medical  Missionary  College,  Chi- 
cago, 111 

American  Montesson  Teacher  Training 
School,  Toresdale,  Pa 

American  School  for  Physical  Education, 
Boston,  Mass 

American  School  for  the  Deaf,  Hartford, 
Conn 

American  School  of  Home  Economics,  Chi- 
cago, 111 

American  School  of  Osteopathy,  Kirksville, 
Mo 

American  University,    Washington,    D     C 

American  University  of  Harriman,  Harri- 
rnan,  Tenn 

American  Violin  School,    Chicago,   111. 

Amherst  Academy,    Cora,    N.    C 

Amherst  College,    Amherst,   Mass 

Amherst  College  Summer  Library  School, 
Amherst,  Mass 

Amity  College,  College  Springs,  la 

Amity  Theological  School,   New  York,   N.  Y. 

Ammendale  Normal  Institute,  Ammendale, 
Md. 

Anable's   School,    New  Brunswick,    N    J. 

Anable's  School  for  Girls,   Philadelphia,   Pa. 

Anacortes  Business  College,  Anacortes, 
Wash 

Anderson    Academy,    Irvington,    Calif. 

Anderson   Business   College,   Anderson,   Ind 

Anderson   College,   Anderson,    S    C. 

Anderson  Preparatory  School,  Seattle,  Wash. 

Anderson ville  Institute,  Anderson ville,  Tenn. 

Andover  Theological  Seminary,  Cambridge, 
Mass 

Andrew   Female   College,    Cuthbert,    Ga 

Andrew  Small   Academy,   Darnestown,   Md 

Andrews   Shorthand  School,   Pittsburgh,    Fa. 

Angeles  Vista   School,   Los  Angeles,    Calif 

Angelus  University,    Los   Angeles,   Calif. 

Anna  S  C  Blake  Manual  Training  School, 
Santa  Barbara,  Calif 

Anna  Dill  Institute,  Fort  McPherson,  Ga 

Anna  Groff  Bryant  Institute,   Chicago,  111. 

Anne   Arundel  Academy,    Millersville,   Md. 

Annie  Wright  Seminary,  Tacoxna,  Wash. 

Annunciation   Academy,   Pine  Bluff,    Ark. 

Anson  Academy,  North  Anson,  Me 

Anson   Institute,   Wadesboro,   N    C 

Anthracite   Business    College,    Scranton,    Pa, 

Antioch  College,  Yellow  Springs,  O. 


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Antwerp   High   School,    Antwerp,    N    Y 
Appleton  Academy,  New  Ipswich,  N    H 
Appleton   Business   College,    Appleton,    Wis 
Appleton  City  Academy,  Appleton  City,  Mo 
Appomatox    Agricultural    High    School,    Ap- 

pomitox,    Va 

Aquinas  Academy,  Tacoma,  "Wash 
Arhaugh    School    for   Deaf   Children,    Macon, 

Ga 
Archibald's    Business    College,     Minneapolis 

Minn 

ArdeiVs   School,    Guthrie,    Okla 
Ardleigh   School,    Front   Royal     Va 
Ardrey    College    for    Young    Women,    Okla- 
homa,  Okla 

Arizona  School   of  Mines,   Tucson,   Ariz 
Arkansas    Baptist    College    (colored),    Little 

Rock,   Ark 

Aikansas  College,    Bates ville,   Ark 
Arkansas   Conference    College,    Siloam   Spgs , 

Ark 
Arkansas  Cumbeiland    College,    Clarkesville, 

Ark. 
Arkansas  Deaf  Mute  Institute,  Little  Rock, 

Ark 

Arkansas    Holiness    College,    Viloma,    Ark 
Arkansas  School  for  the  Blind,  Little  Rock, 

Ark 

Arkansas  State  Normal  School,  Conway,  Ark 
Arlington  Heights    College,    Ft     Worth,    Tex 
Armagh   Academy,    Armagh,    Pa 
Arnntage  School,   Wayne,   Pa 
Armstrong    High    School     (colored),    Wash- 
ington,   D     C. 
Armstrong  Telegraph   and   Railroad   School, 

Kansas  City,   Mo 

Arms   Academy,   Shelburne  Falls,   Mass 
Armour  Institute  of  Technology,  Chicago,  111 
Aimy    &    Navy    Preparatory    School,    Wash- 
ington, D    C 

Arnold  Piano  School,  Brooklyn,  N    Y 
Arnold   Thomas   School,    Kansas   City,   Mo 
Aroostook    State   Normal,    Presque    Isle,    Me 
Arrillaga  Musical   College,    San   Francisco 
Art  Academy  of  Cincinnati,    Cincinnati,   O 
Art  College,    La    Porte,    Ind 
Art  Craft  Institute,   Chicago,  111 
Art  Institute    of    Chicago,    Chicago,    111 
Art    School    of    Portland    Art    Association, 

Portland,    Ore 

Art  Students'  League  of  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Arundell    School,    Baltimore,    Md 
Asgard  College,   Fort  Worth,  Tex 
Ashbury    College,    Wilmore,    Ky 
Ashe  Art  School,   Memphis,   Tenn 
Ashland  College,  Ashland,    O. 
Ashland   Commercial    College,  Ashland,   Ore. 
Ashland  Seminary,   Versailles,    Ky 
Ashley   Hall,    Charlestown     b 
Asheville   Business   College,    Asheville,    N.    C. 
Asheville   Farm   School,   Farm   School   P.   O. 

N    C 

Asheville  School  for  Boys,  Asheville,  N.  C. 
Asheville  School  for  Girls,  Asheville,  N.  C. 
Asheville  School  of  Stenography,  Asheville, 

N.    C 

Ashpole   Institute,    Ashpole,   N    D 
Ashtabula    Business    College,    Ash  tabu!  a     O. 
Associated    Schools    of    Agriculture,    Cokato. 

Minn. 

Association    Institute,   Detroit,    Mich 
Assumption    Academic  School,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 
Assumption    College,    Worcester,    Mass. 


Assumption  Institute,    Plattsbuig,    N     Y 
Assumption  School,    Topeka,   Kans 
Atchison    Business    College,    Atchison,    Kans 
Atchison,  Topeka    and     Santa     Fe     Railway 

Apprentice  Schools,   Topeka,   Kans 
Athenaeum    School    of   Drafting    and   Engin- 

eeung,    Chicago,    111 
Athens  Business   College,    Athens,    Ga 
Athens   College,    Athens,    A.« 
Athens  School  of  University  of  Chattanooga, 

Athens,    Tenn. 

Atkinson  Academy,  Atkinson,  N    H 
Atkinson    Literary     and     Industrial     School. 

Madisonville,    Ky 
Atkinson's     Business     College,     Sacramento, 

Calif 

Atlanta  Business    College,    Atlanta,    Ga 
Atlanta  College   of   Phaimacy,   Atlanta,   Ga 
Atlanta  College   of  Physicians  and  Surgeons, 

Atlanta,  Ga 

Atlanta  Commercial    College,   Atlanta,    Ga 
Atlanta  Conseivatory  of  Music,  Atlanta,  Ga 
Atlanta  Dental    College,    Atlanta     Ga 
Atlanta  Institute  of  Music  and  Oratory,  At- 
lanta,  Ga 

Atlanta  Kindergaiten  Normal  and  Element- 
ary School,  Atlanta,  Ga 
Atlanta    Law   School,    Atlanta,    Ga 
Atlanta  Medical  College,  Atlanta,  Ga 
Atlanta  School    of    Medicine,    Atlanta,    Ga. 
Atlanta  Select  School  for  Boys,  Atlanta,  Ga 
Atlanta  Theological    Seminary,    Atlanta,    Ga 
Atlanta  University   (colored),  Atlanta,   Ga. 
Atlantic  Academy,    Crisp,    N    C 
Atlantic  Christian    College,    Wilson,    N     C. 
Atlantic  Collegiate  Institute,  Elizabeth  City, 

N,    C. 

Atlantic  Institute,   Atlantic,   N    C 
Atlantic  Medical  College,  Baltimore,   Md 
Atlantic  School   of   Osteopathy,   Wilkesbarre, 

Pa. 

Athens  Female   College,   Athens,    Ala 
Auburn  School  of  Business,   Auburn,  N    Y. 
Auburn  Seminary,   Auburn,   Ky. 
Auburn  Theological  Seminary,  Auburn,  N    Y 
Auditorium    Dramatic    School,    Kansas    City, 

Mo 

Audubon  Sugar  School,   Baton  Rouge,   La 
Augsburg  Seminary,   Minneapolis,    Minn 
Augusta  Business  College,   Augusta,   Ga, 
Augusta  Childs'    School,    Blnghamton,    N    Y 
Augusta  Military    Academy,    Fort    Defiance, 

Va. 

Augustana  College,  Canton,  S    C 
Augustana    College    and    Theological    Semi- 
nary, Rock  Island,  111 
August! man  Academy,  Carthage,  N    Y 
Augustinian   Academy,   Toxnpkmsville,    N    Y. 
Augustinian   Institute,   Carthage,    N    Y. 
Aulander  Academy,   Au lander,   N    C 
Aurora    College,    Aurora,    111 
Aurora   Normal    and   Business   College,    Au- 
rora, Neb 

Aurora  Shorthand  School,   Aurora,   III. 
Austell   High  School,   Austell,    Ga. 
Austin  Academy,  Austin,  Tex 
Austin  Academy,  Center  Stratford,  N    H 
Austin  Business  University,   Austin,   Tex 
Austin-Gate  Academy,   Stratford,   N    H. 
Austin  College,    Effing-ham,    111 
Austin  College,    Sherman,    Tex 
Austin  Presbyterian  Theological  School  Au»- 
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Austin  Training  School,  Stevenson,  Ala. 
Automobile   Schools  of  America,   New  Tork, 

N    Y 

Avery  College,    Allegheny,    Pa 
Aveiy  College  Tiade  School    Pittsburgh,   Pa 
Avery  Normal   Institute,    Charleston,   S    C. 
Avers'  Business  College,   San  Francisco,  Cal 


Bache's   Pmate   School,    Bristol,    R    I 
Backner  College,   Witcherville,   Ark 
Backus  Law  School  of  Western  Reserve  Uni- 
versity,    Cleveland,     O 
Backus  School  for  Girls,   St    Paul,  Minn 
Bacone    College,    Bacone,    Okla 
Bagwell    Business    College,    Atlanta,    Ga 
Baird's   Institute,    Norwalk,   Conn 
Baird's  School  for  Boys,  Charlotte,  N    C 
Baker    City    Business    College,    Baker    City, 

Ore 

Baker    Graded    School,    Mobile,    Ala 
Baker-Himmel   School,   Knoxville,   Tenn 
Baker's   School,    Mobile,    Ala 
Baker's   School,   Nashville,    N     C 
Baker  Umveisity   Academy,   Baldwin,    Kan 
Balatka  Musical   College,    Chicago,   111 
Baldwin  and  Neldon's  School,  South  Orange, 

N     J 
Baldwin      Kindergarten      Training      School, 

Youngstown,    O 

Baldwin  School,  East  Orange,  N.  J 
Baldwin    School,    Saranac    Lake,    N     Y 
Baldwin's  School  for  Girls,  Bryn  Mawr,   Pa 
Baldwin  Seminary,  St    Paul,  Minn 
Baldwin-Wallace  College,  Berea,  O 
Ballard  School,  Ma  con,  Ga 
Ballou  and  Hobigand  School,  Boston,  Mass 
Baltimore  Art    School,    Baltimore,    Md 
Baltimoie  Business  College,  Baltimore,  Md 
Baltimore  City  College,  Baltimore,  Md 
Baltimore  College  of  Dental  Surgery,   Balti- 
more,  Md 

Baltimore  Law  School,   Baltimore,   Md 
Baltimore  Medical   College,    Baltimore,    Md 
Baltimore   Normal    School    (colored),    Balti- 
more, Md 
Baltimore  Polytechnic    Institute,    Baltimore, 

Baltimore  School   of  Garment  Cutting,  Bal- 
timore,  Md, 

Baltimore  School  of  Pernin  Shorthand,  Bal- 
timore,  Md. 
Baltimore    Training    School     for     Teachers, 

Baltimore,  Md 

Baltimore  University  School  of  Law,   Balti- 
more, Md 
Baltimore  University     School     of     Medicine, 

Baltimore,    Md 

Bancroft  School,  Worcester,  Mass 
Bancroft  Training  School,  Haddonfield,  N  J. 
Bancroft  School,   Worcester,   Mass 
Bangor  Business  College,  Bangor,   Me 
Bangor  Theological  Seminary,   Bangor,  Me 
Bang's  and  Whiton's  School,  New  York,  N.  Y 
Bank's  Business  College,  Belfast,  Me 
Bank's  Business  College,   Philadelphia,  Pa 
Banks  School  for  Boys,  Columbia,  S    C 
Baptist  Col  legate  Institute,  Newton,  Ala. 
Baptist    Missionary    Training    School,    Chi- 
cago,   111. 


Baraboo   Business    College,    Baraboo,    Wis 
Barbour  Hall,   Nazareth,    Mich 
Baiboursville     Baptist     Insttiute,     Barbours- 

ville,   Ky 
Baiclay    Hall    School    for    Girls,    Pittsburgh, 

Pa 

Barclay's  Business  Institute,   Geneva,   N    Y. 
Bard  Hall,   Cornwall-on-Hudson,   N.   Y 
Bardstown  Baptist  Institute.  Bardstown,  Ky 
Barker  Free  Academy,  West  Boxford.  Mass 
Barker   Memorial    Seminary    (colored),    An- 

niston,  Ala 

Barker  Pieparatory   School,   Brooklyn,   N  Y. 
Baikejville  Academy,  Barkeyville,   Pa 
Barlow  School  of  Industrial   Arts,  Bmgham- 

ton,    N    Y 
Barnard      Kindergarten      Training      School, 

Berkeley,    Cal 

Bainard   College,    New   York    City 
Barnard  School  for  Girls,   New  York  City 
Barnard    School    for    Boys,    New    York    City 
Barnes  Business   College,   St    Louis,    Mo 
Barnes   Commercial    School,    Denver,    Colo 
Barnes  Dental   College,    St     Louis,   Mo, 
Barnes  School,  Montgomery,  Ala 
Barnett    School,    Houston,    Texas 
Baron  de  Hirsch  Agncultuial  and  Industrial 

School,    Woodbine     N     ,7 
Baron   de  Hirsch   Trade   School,    New  York, 

N    Y 
Baron   De   Hirsch   Agricultural    School,    We- 

nonah,  N    J 

Barrett  College,   Pee  Dee,  N    C 
Barret  Manual   Training  High   School,   Hen- 
derson,   Ky. 

Barrett  Collegiate   School,   Pee  Dee,   N    C 
Barrett  Institute  of  Shorthand,   Chicago,  111 
Barrow  Memorial  Academy,  Columbus,  Miss 
Barry's     Telegraph     Institute,     Minneapolis, 

Minn. 

Barstow's   School,   Kansas  City,   Mo. 
Barters  Musical    College,   Mantua,    O. 
Bartholomew-Clifton    School,    Cincinnati,   O. 
Bartlett's  Commercial  College,  Cincinnati,  O 
Bates    College,    Lewiston,    Me 
Batesville  Business  College,   Batesville,   Ark 
Bath    Iron-Works    School    of    Shipbuilding, 

Bath,   Me 
Battle     Creek     Business     University,     Battle 

Creek,   Mich 

Battle  Creek  College,  Battle  Creek,   Mich 
Bay  City  Business  College,    Bay  City,   Mich 
Bay  Path  Institute,    Springfield,  "Mass 
Bay  I  ess   Business   College,   Dubuque,    la 
Baylor  Female  College,  Belton,  Tex 
Baylor  University,   Waco.   Tex 
Baylor    University    Medical    College,    Dallas, 

Tox 
Baylor's     University     School,     Chattanooga, 

Tenn 

Beach  Institute,   Savannah,   Ga. 
Beacon   Business   College,   Wilmington,    Del 
Beacon    School,    Hartford,    Conn. 
Beat    Business    College,    Bangor,    Me 
Beaman  Training  School  for  Kmdergartners, 

Wilmington,   Del 

Bean  Business  School,  Asbury,  N.  J. 
Beard's  School  for  Girls,  Orange,  N.  J 
Beasley  School  of  Oratory*  Grand  Bapids, 

Mich 
Beauchamp  School,   Taylorville,   Ky. 


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Beaufort  College   School,  Beaufort,   S    C. 
Beaufort  High  School,  Beaufort,  N    C. 
Beaumont  College,  Harrodsburg1,  Ky 
Beaumont    Normal    and    Industrial    College, 

Beaumont,    Tex. 
Beaver   Branch   Brigham   Young   University, 

Beaver,   Utah 

Beaver   College,    Beaver,    Pa 
Beck*  s  Academy,  Piqua,   Ohio. 
Becker's  Business   College,   Worcester,   Mass 
Beckley  Institute,  Beckley,  W    Va 
Bedford   Academy,    Brooklyn,    N.    Y. 
Bedford   Academy,    Bedford,    N.    T. 
Bedford  Institute,  Brooklyn,   N.  Y 
Bedford  Institute,    Shelbyville,    Tenn 
Beebe   Piano    School,    Brooklyn,   N    Y 
Beechgrove     Training     School,     Beechgrove, 

Tenn 
Beechwood      Manual      Training      Academy, 

Fatrland,   Ind. 

Beechwood   School,   Jenkintown,   Pa. 
Beeman  Academy,  New  Haven,  Vt 
Beeson  Academy,   Pisgah,   Ala 
Beethoven  Conservatory  of  Music,  St    Louis, 

Mo 

Beethoven  School  of  Music,   Meadville,   Pa 
Behnke-Walker   Business   College,    Portland, 

Ore 

Bel- Air  School,  Lewiston,  Va. 
Belcourt  Seminary,  Washington,  D.   C 
Belhaven   College   for   Young   Ladles,    Jack- 
son, Miss. 

Bell  Medical    College,    Dallas,    Texas. 
Belcross   Academy,    Belcross,   N.    C. 
Belief  on  te  Academy,   Bellefonte,   Pa 
Belleville  Academy,  Belleville,  Ark 
Belleville     Commercial     College,     Belleville, 

III 

Belleville  Normal   College,    Belleville,   Ark 
Bellevue   College,    Bellevuo,    Neb 
Bellevue  Collegiate  Institute,  Caledonia,  Mo 
Bellevue  High  School,  Bellevue,  Va. 
Bellmgham   Business   Institute,    Bellingham, 

Wash 

Bellows  Private  School,  Boston,  Mass 
Bellwood  Seminary,  Anchorage,   Ky. 
Belxnont  Abbey  Seminary,  Belmont,  N    C 
Belmont  College,  Nashville,  Tenn 
Belmont  School,  Belmont,   Calif. 
Belolt  College,  Beloit,   Wis. 
Beloit  Business  College,  Beloit,  Wis. 
Belvldere  Academy,   Belvidere,   N    C 
Belwood  Institute,  Belwood,   N    C 
Bemidji  Business  College,  Bemidji,   Minn 
Benedict  College.  Columbia,  8    C 
Benedict  Memorial  School,  Cedartown,  Ga. 
Benedictine  College,  Richmond,  Va. 
Benedictine    College,    Savannah,    Ga, 
Benjamin  School  for  Girls,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Benn-Avon  School,  San  Antonio,  Texas. 
Bennett  Academy,   Clarkson,   Miss. 
Bennett  College,  Greensboro,  N    C. 
Bennett  Medical  College,  Chicago.  Ill 
Bennett  School  for  Girls,  Mlllbrook,  N.  T. 
Bennett's   School,   Mlllbrook,   N    Y. 
Benton  College  of  Law,   St    Louis.   Mo. 
Benton    Harbor    Business    College,    Benton 

Harbor,  Mich. 

Benton  Seminary,   Camden,  Tenn 
Ben  ton's    Business     School,     New     Bedford, 

Mass 
Benzonia  Academy,  Benzonia,  Mich. 


Berea  College,  Berea,  Ky 

Berean     Normal     Training     and     Industrial 

School,  Philadelphia,  Pa 
Bergen  Hall,   Chicago,  111 
Bergen  School  for  Girls,  Jersey  City,  N    J. 
Berkley    Institute,    Brooklyn,    N.    Y. 
Berkeley  Academy   for  Boys,    Tenafly,   N    J. 
Berkeley    Bible    Seminary,    Berkeley,     Calif 
Berkeley  Bcsmess  College,  Berkeley,   Cal 
Bergey   Chicago   Opera  School,   Chicago,   111 
Berkeley  Divinity  School,  Middletown,  Conn 
Berkeley  Institute,   Brooklyn,   N    Y. 
Berkeley      Kindergarten      Training      School, 

Berkeley,    Calif 
Berkeley      Pacific      Theological      Seminary, 

Berkeley,   Calif 

Berkeley  Preparatory  School    Berkeley,   Cal. 
Berkeley  Preparatory  School,  Boston,  Mass 
Berkeley  School,    New   York,   N    Y 
Berkey  and  Dyke's  Business  School,   Cleve- 
land,   O 

Berkshire  Business  College,  Pittsfleld,  Mass. 
Berkshire  Hill  School,  Mt  Washington,  Mass 
Berhtz  School  of  Languages,  Washington,  D 

C 

Berlitz  School  of  Languages,    Chicago,    111 
Berlitz  School  of  Languages,    St    Louis,    Mo 
Berlitz-  School  of  Languages,  New  York,  N  Y 
Berlitz  School  of  Languages,  Pittsburgh,  Pa, 
Berry  School,  Mount  Berry,  Ga. 
Berry  School,  Home,  Ga. 
Berrysburg  Academy,   Berrysburg,  Pa 
Berryvllle  Institute,  Berryville,  Va. 
Bertie  Academy,  Windsor,  N    C. 
Berwick  Academy,  South  Berwick,  Me. 
Berwick  Business  College,  Berwick,   Pa 
Bessie  Tift   College,   Forsyth,   Ga. 
Bethania.  Academy,   Everett,   Wash. 
Bethany  College,   Topeka,   Kan. 
Bethany  College.   Lindsborg,   Kan 
Bethany  College,  Bethany,  W   Va 
Bethany    College,    Mankato,   Minn. 
Bethany    School,    Gettysburg,   Pa. 
Bethel    Academy,    St    Anthony    Park,    Minn 
Bethel  College,  Newton,   Kan. 
Bethel  College,  Russellville,  Ky. 
Bethel  College,  McKenzle,  Tenn. 
Bethel  Female  College,  Hopkinsville,  Ky. 
Bethel  Hill  Institute,  Bethel  Hill,  N    C. 
Bethel  Male  College,  Cuthbert,  Ga. 
Bethel  Military   Academy,   Bethel  Academy, 

Va. 

Bethesda  College,   Henderson,  Neb. 
Bethlehem  Academy,  St.  John,  Ky. 
Bethlehem  Academy,  Faribault»  Minn 
Bethlehem  College,  Bethlehem,  Pa. 
Bethlehem   Preparatory    School,    Bethlehem, 

Pa. 

Bettie  Stuart  Institute,  Springfield,  111 
Bettlnger      Business      Institute,      Lockport, 

Beutel  Business  College,  Tacoma,  Wash. 

Beverly  Farm  School  for  Nervous  and  Back- 
ward Children,  Godfrey,  111 

Beverly  Independent  Industrial  School,  Bev- 
erly, Mass. 

Bible  College  of  Missouri,  Columbia,  Ma 

Bible  Teachers'  Training  School,  New  York, 
N.  Y 

Bickler  Academy,  Austin,  Tex. 

Biddle  School  for  Backward  Children, 
Holmesburg,  Pa 

Biddle  University,  Charlotte.  N.  C. 


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Bigelow's  School,   Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Billings  Polytechnic  Institute,  Billings,  Mont 
Billing's  School,  Mohegan  Lake,  N    T. 
Biltmore  Forest  School,  Biltmore,   N    C 
Biltmore  Parish  School,   Biltmore,  N.  C 
Biltmore  School,  Biltmore,  N    C. 
Bmgham  School,  Asheville,   N    C. 
Bingham  School,   Mebane,  N    C. 
Bird's  Bronx  Business  Institute,  New  York, 

Birmingham  Business  College,  Birmingham, 
Ala. 

Birmingham    College,    Birmingham,    Ala 

Birmingham  College  of  Pharmacy,  Birming- 
ham, Ala. 

Birmingham  Conservatory,  Birmingham,  N.  T. 

Birmingham  Conservatory  of  Music,  Birm- 
ingham, Ala. 

Birmingham  Dental  College,  Birmingham, 
Ala. 

Birmingham  Medical  College,  Birmingham, 
Ala 

Birmingham  School  for  Girls,  Birmingham, 
Pa. 

Binghampton  School  of  Business,  Bing- 
hampton,  N  T. 

Birmingham  Seminary,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

Birmingham  Shorthand  School,   Chicago,  III 

Biscoe  Academy,   Biscoe,  N    C 

Bishop   College,   Marshall,   Tex 

Bishop  Payne  Divinity  School,  Petersburg, 
Va. 

Bishop  Robertson  Hall,  St    Louis,  Mo 

Bishop  School  for  Girls,  La  Jolla,  Calif. 

Bishop   School,   San  Diego,   Calif. 

Bishopthorpe  Manor  School,  South  Bethle- 
hem, Pa 

Bismarck  Law  College,  Bismarck,  N   D  . 

Bissell  College,  Photo-Engraving,  Efflngham, 
111. 

Bissing  Conservatory  of  Music,  Topeka, 
Kan. 

Black  River  Academy,  Ludlow,  Vt 

Blackmail's    School,    Brooklyn,    N.    Y. 

Blackbourne  College  for  Girls,  Senatobia, 
Miss 

Blackburn  College,  CarllnvlUe,  HL 

Blackburn's  Academy,  Charton,  la. 

Blackshear  Collegiate  Institute,  Blackshear, 
Ga 

Blackstone  Military  Academy,  Blackstone, 
Va 

Blaine  Normal  School,  Blaine,  Ky. 

Blair  Academy,  Blairstown,  N.  J. 

Blair  Business  College.  South  Park.  Wash. 

Blairsville  Collegiate  Inst ,  Blairs ville,  Ga. 

Blake  Country  School,  Tarry  town,  N.  Y. 

Blake  Manual  Training  School,  Santa  Bar- 
bara. Calif. 

Blake  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Blake  School  for  Boys,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

Blandville  Baptist  College,  Blandville,  Ky. 

Blair  Business  College,    Spokane,   Wash. 

Blight  School,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Blinn  Memorial  College,   Brenham,  Tex 

Bliss  Business  College,  Lewiston,  Me. 

Bliss  Business  College,  Flint,   Mich 

Bliss  Business  College,  Portsmouth,  N   H. 

Bliss  Business  College,  Columbus,  O. 

Bliss  Electrical  School,  Washington,  D    C 

Blooxnfleld  Academy,  New  Bloomfleld,  Pa. 

Bloomsburg  State  Normal  School,  Blooms- 
burg,  Pa. 


Blose  School  of  Music,  Washington,  Pa, 
Blue  Button  Academy,  Shiloh,  N    C. 
Blue  Mountain  Female  College,   Blue  Moun- 
tain, Miss 

Blue   Ridge  College,    New  Windsor,   Md. 
Blue   Ridge   School,   Hendersonville,    N    C. 
Blue  Springs   Normal  College,  Blue   Springs, 

Miss. 

Bluefield  Colored  Institute,  Bluefield,  W.  Va 
Bluestone  Mission     School,  Abbyville,  Va. 
Bluffton   Business   College,   Bluffton,    Ind. 
Bluffton    College    and    Mennonite    Seminary, 

Bluffton,  Ohio 
Boardman    Manual    Training    High     School, 

New  Haven,   Conn 
Bodee's    Dental    Trade    School, „  New    York, 

N.    Y 
Boeddecker's     Conservatory     of     Music,     St. 

Louis,  Mo 
Boenisch's    Commercial     College,    St     Paul, 

Minn 

Boggstown   Academy,    Boggstown,   Ind 
Boiling   Springs    Academy,    Boiling    Springs. 

N     C 

Boise  Business  College,  Boise,  Idaho 
Bolin  Institute,  New  York,  N    Y. 
Bolotin  Preparatory  School,   Chicago,  111. 
Bombay  Institute,   Bombay,   N.   C. 
Bon  Air  School,   Bon  Air,  Va 
Bonn-Avon    School    for    Girls,    San    Antonio. 

Tex. 

Bonebrake  Theological  Seminary,  Dayton,  O. 
Boone   Business  College,    Boone,    Iowa 
Boone's  University    School,    Berkeley,   Calif. 
Booneville   Academy,    Bo  one  ville,    Ky. 
Booneville  Institute,  Booneville,  Miss 
Booth  Preparatory  School,  New  Haven,  Conn. 
Borden  Institute,   Borden,  Ind 
Bordentown  Industrial  and  Manual  Training 

School,  Bordentown,  N.  J. 
Bordentown   Institute,   Bordentown,    N     J 
Bordwell  School,   Croton,   Mass 
Borean     Normal     Training     and     Industrial 

School,   Philadelphia,   Fa 
Borough    Academy    of   Brooklyn,    Brooklyn, 

N.  Y. 

Boscobel  College,  Nashville,   Tenn 
Boston  Academy  of  Music,  Louisville,  Ky. 
Boston  Art  School,   Boston,   Mass 
Boston  College,  Boston,   Mass. 
Boston   Dental   College,    Boston,    Mass. 
Boston  Normal  School,  Boston,  Mass. 
Boston  Preparatory  Institute,  Boston,  Mass 
Boston  School  for  the  Deaf,  Randolph,  Mass 
Boston  Sch    of  Physical  Education,  Boston 
Boston  University,  Boston,  Mass. 
Boston   Y    M    C     A    Evening  Law    School, 

Boston,  Mass 
Boston    Y     W     C.    A.    School    of    Domestic 

Science,  Boston,  Mass. 
Botsford    School    for    Girls,    New   Brighton, 

N.    Y 

Bowdoin  College,  Brunswick,  Me. 
Bowdon  College,  Bowdon,  Ga 
Bowe   College,   Johnstown,   Pa 
Bowen  School,  Nashville,  Tenn 
Bowling  Green  Business  University,  Bowling 

Green,   Ky 
Bowling  Green  Industrial  Academy,  Bowling-, 

Green,  Va 
Bowling  Green  Prep    School,  Bowling  Green, 

Ky 


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Bowling  Green  Seminary,  Bowling  Green,  Va 

Bowman  Technical  School,  Lancaster,   Pa. 

Bowser  Shorthand  School,  Indianapolis,   Ind 

Boxwood  Manor,   Lynne,   Conn 

Boyd's  Shorthand  School,  Chicago,  111 

Boyesen  School,  Chicago,  111 

Boylan    Home    Industrial    Training    School, 

Jacksonville,  Fla. 

Boyle's  Commercial  College,  Omaha,  Neb 
Boyne  Chitto  Normal  School,   Boyne  Chltto, 

Miss 

Boy n ton  Normal  School,  Los  Angeles,  Calif 
Boys"   and  Girls'   School   of  Trade,  Portland, 

Ore 

Boys*  Catholic  School,  Wilmington,  N    C. 
Boys'  High  School,  Atlanta,   Ga 
Boys'  Industrial  Association,  Scranton,  Pa, 
Boys'  Industrial  School,  Lancaster,  Ohio 
Boys'  Industrial  School,  Williamsport,  Pa 
Boys*  Institute  of  Industry,  Boston,  Mass 
Boys'  Latin  School,  Baltimore,  Md 
Boys'  School,  Wilmington,  N    C 
Boys'  Training  School,  Anniston,   Ala. 
Braden    Bible    Training    School,     Nashville, 

Tenn 

Bradford  Academy,   Bradford,  Mass 
Bradford  Business  College,  Bradford,  Pa 
Bradford  Durfee  Textile  School,   Fall   River, 

Mass 

Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute,  Peoria,  Til 
Bradshaw  Select  School,   Pittsburgh,   Pa 
Bradstreet  School,  Rochester,  N    Y 
Brainerd  Business  College,  Brainerd,  Minn 
Brainerd,  Institute,  Chester,  S   C 
Braislin  School,  Priscilla,  Bordentown,  N    J 
Brandon    Institute,    Basic    City,    Va 
Brandon  Training  School,  Shelbyville,   Tenn. 
Brandon  Training  School,  Tuilahoma.  Tenn 
Branch     Normal     College      (colored),      Pine 

Bluff,  Ark 
Brantley-Draughton    Business    College,    Fort 

Worth,  Tex 

Brantley  Institute,  Senoia,  Ga 
Brantwood  Hall,  Bronxville,  N    T 
Brattleboro  Academy,  West  Brattleboro,  Vt 
Braxton.  Collegiate  Institute,  B  rax  ton,  Miss 
Brazil  Business  University,   Brazil,   Ind 
Breck  Farm   School,   Wilder,   Minn 
Breckenridge  Normal   College,   Hardinsburg, 

Ky 

Breevort  School,  Brooklyn,  N    T. 
Brenau  College,  Gainesville,  Ga. 
Brevard  Institute,  Brevard,  N    C.  > 

Brewer  Normal  School,  Greenwood,  S    C 
Brewer's  Academy,  Clinton,  N    C 
Brewster    Academy,    Wolfeboro,    N     H 
Briarly  Hall  Military  Academy,    Poolesville, 

Bridge  Academy,  Dresden  Mills,  Me.  \ 

Bridgeport     Business     College,     Bridgeport,' 

Conn.  , 

Bridgeport    Training    School    for    Teachers,1 

Bridgeport,   Conn. 
Bridgeport    University     School,     Bridgeport, 

Conn  i 

Bridge's  School,  Brooklyn.  N.  T. 
Bridgeton  Academy,  North  Bridgeton,   Me 
Bridgewater   College,   Bridgewater,   Va 
Brigharn  Academy,   Bakersfield,   Vt 
Brigham  Young  College,   Logan,  Utah 
Bngham   Young  University,    Provo,    Utah 
Brimmer  School,  Boston,  Mass 


Bristol   Academy,   Taunton,   Mass 

Bristol  City  Business  College,  Bristol,  Tenn 

Bristol   English   School,   Bristol,    Tenn 

Bristol    School,    Washington,    D     C 

Brite  College  of  the  Bible,  Fort  Worth,  Tex 

Broad   Street   Conservatory,  Philadelphia,  Pa 

Broad  Valley   Institute,   Brevard,    N.   C 

Broaddus  Institute,   Philippi,  W    Va 

Broadmoor  School,  Colorado  Springs,  Colo 

Broadoaks     Kindergarten     Training     School, 

Pasadena,   Cal 

Broadway  Institute,   Broadway,   N    C 
Broekhaven     School     of     Opera,     Cincinnati, 

O 
Brockton     Business     University,      Brockton, 

Mass 

Broken  Bow  Business  and  Normal  College, 
Bioken  Bow,  Neb 

Brockport  Classical  School,  Brockport,  N    Y. 
Bronson's   School,    Providence,    R    I. 
Brookeville    Academy,    Brookevllle,    Md 
Brookfleld  Summer  School  of  Music,   Brook- 
field    Center,    Conn        , 

Brookwood   School    for   Nervous    and   Back- 
ward Children,  lansdowne,   Pa 
Brooklyn  Academy    of   Musical    Art,    Brook- 
lyn.   N     Y 
Brooklyn     Civil     Service     School,     Brooklyn, 

N    Y 

Brooklyn  College,    Brooklyn,    N    Y 
Brooklyn  College     of    Pharmacy,     Brooklyn, 

N    Y 
Brooklyn  Conservatory   of   Music,    Brooklyn, 

N     Y 

Brooklyn  Heights  Seminary,  Brooklyn,  N  Y 
Brooklyn  Industrial  School,  Brooklyn,  N  Y 
Brooklyn  Institute  of  Aits  and  Sciences, 

Brooklyn,    N     Y 

Brooklyn  Latin  School,  Brooklyn,   N.  Y. 
Brooklyn    Law    School,    St     Lawrence    Uni- 
versity,  Brooklyn,   N    Y 

Brooklyn  Telegraph  School,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y 
Brooklyn  Training  School  for  Teachers, 

Brooklyn,    N     Y. 

Brooks  School   for   Boys,    Indianapolis,    Ind 
Bi  cornfield  School,  Harvard,  Mass. 
Bromfield-Pearson     School,     Tufts     College, 

Mass 

Brosky    School   of   Music,    Pittsburgh,    Pa 
Brown     and      Nichols      School,      Cambridge, 

Mass 

Brown   County  School   for  Girls.  St  Martin,  O 
Brown  Memorial  School,  Mt    Vernon,  Ky 
Brown  Preparatory  School,  Philadelphia,  Pa 
Brown  School  for  Boys,  Providence,  R    I 
Brown  School  of  Tutoring,  New  York,  N    Y 
Brown  University,  Piovidence,  R    I 
Browne  Business  School,  Brooklyn,  N    Y 
Brown's  Business  College,  Bridgeport,   Conn. 
Brown's  Business  College,  Bloomington,   111. 
Brown's  Business  College,  Cairo,  111. 
Brown's  Business  College,  Centralia,  111 
Brown's  Business  College,  Champaign,  111. 
Brown's  Business  College,  De  Kalb,  111 
Brown's  Business  College,  Danville,  111. 
Brown's  Business  College,  Decatur,    111. 
Brown's  Business  College,  East  St    Louis,  111 
Brown's  Business  College,  Galesburg,  111. 
Brown's  Business  College,  Jacksonville,  111. 
Brown's  Business  College,  Marion,   111. 
Brown's  Business  College,  Moline,    111. 
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Brown's  Business  College,  Peoria,   111 
Brown's  Business  College,  Ottawa,  111 
Brown's  Business  College,  Rock   Island.   111. 
Brown's  Business  College,  Rockford,  111. 
Brown's  Business  College,  Sterling,  711 
Brown's  Business  College,  Streator,   111 
Brown's  Business  College,  Terre  Haute,   Ind 
Brown's  Business  College,  Davenport,    la. 
Brown's  Business  College,  Sioux  Citv    la 
Brown's  Business  College,    Kansas   City,   Mo 
Brown's  Business  College,  St    Louis,  Mo 
Brown's  Business  College    Lincoln     Neb 
Brown's   College  Preparatory   School    Phila- 
delphia,   Pa 

Brown's  School,   Warren  town,   N    C. 
Brown's  Business  University,  Adrian.  Mich 
Brown's    University    School,    Charlottesvllle, 

Va 

Browne-Nichols*  School.  Cambridge,  Mass 
Browne's  Brooklyn  Business  College,  Brooklyn 
Browne's  Business  College  Youngstown,  O 
Brownell  Hall,  Omaha,  Neb 
Browning  School,  New  York,  N    Y 
Brownsberger  Home  School  for  Bookkeeping 
and  Graham  Shorthand    Los  Angeles,  Cal 
Bruce  Academy,  Athens,  Tex 
Bruflat  Academy,   Portland,  N    D 
Brumgton  Academy,  Brumgton,  Va. 
Brunot  Hall    Spokane,  Wash 
Brunswick   School     Greenwich,   Conn 
Brunswick  Seminary,  Brunswick    Md 
Bivan  Normal  Institute,  Pembroke,  Ga 
Bryant  &  Stratton  Business  College,  Chicago 
Brvant   &   Stratton   Business   College,    Louis- 
ville 
Brvant    &     Stratton    Business    College,     St 

Louis 
Bryant   and   Stratton   Business  College,   New 

Albany    Ind 

Brvant    &   Stratton   Business   College,   Man- 
chester. N   Y 
Brvant  and   Stratton  Business  College,  Man- 

choster    N    H 

Brvant  &  Stratton  Business  College,   Brook- 
lyn 

Brvant  &  Stratton  Business  College,  Buffalo 
Brvant  &  Stratton  Business  College,   Provi- 
dence 

Brvant  &  Stratton  Commercial  School,  Bos- 
ton 
Brvant,  Stratton  and  Smith  Business  College, 

Warren,   O 

Brvant  School  for  Bovs    Fort  Worth,  Tex 
Brvant   School   for   Stammering,    New  York, 

Brvce's   Shorthand   Training   School,    Brook- 
lyn 

Brvn  Mawr  College,  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa 
Bryn  Mawr  School,  Scranton,  Pa. 
Brvn  Mawr  School  for  Girls    Baltimore,  Md 
Buchanan    Collegiate    Institute,    Campbells- 

ville,  Kv 

Buckeye  Business  College,  Sidney,  O 
Buckeyestown  Normal,  Buckeyestown,  Md 
Bucknell  Academy.  Lewlsburg,  Pa 
Bucknell  Institute,  Lewisburgr,  Pa 
Bucknell  School  of  Music,  Lewisburgr,  Pa 
Bucknell  University,  Lewisburg,  Pa 
Buena  Vista  College,  Storm  Lake,  la 
Buffalo  Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Buf- 

Buffalo    Business   School,    Buffalo,   N    Y. 
Buffalo  College  of  Pharmacy,  Buffalo,  N.  Y 


Buffalo  Commercial  Institute,  Buffalo,  N    Y. 
Buffalo     Institute    of     Osteopathy,     Buffalo, 

N    Y 
Buffalo    Law    School,    University   of    Buffalo, 

Buffalo    N    Y. 

Buffalo  Seminary,  Buffalo,  N   Y 
Buffalo  State  Normal  School,  Buffalo,   N    Y 
Buford  College,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
Buies  Creek  Academy,  Buies  Creek,  N.   C 
Bulkeley  School,   New  London,   Conn 
Bunker  Hill  Military  Academy,  Bunker  Hill, 

111 

Bunn-Bell  Institute,  Waycross,   Ga 
Burdett   College,    Boston,   Mass 
Burdette    College,    Lynn,    Mass 
Burgaw    Academy,    Burgaw,    N.    C. 
Burke's  School  for  Girls,  San  Francisco,  Cal 
Burleson  College,  Greenville,  Tex 
Burlington  Academy,  Burlington,  N.  C 
Burlington  Business  College,  Burlington,  Vt 
Burnham  School,  Northampton,  Mass 
Burns  School  of  Music,   Chicago,  111 
Burnsville  Academy,  Burnsville,  W.  Va» 
Burr  and  Burton  Seminary,  Manchester,  VL 
Burritt  College,   Spencer,  Tenn 
Burroughs  School,  Great  Neck,   N    Y 
Bush  Business  College,   Louisville,   Ky 
Bush  Temple  Conservatory,   Chicago,  111 
Bushwick  Conservatory  of  Music,  Brooklyn, 

N     Y 

Business   Institute,   Detroit,    Mich 
Business   University,    Eureka,    Calif. 
Butchers'  Business  College,  Beaver  Falls,  Pa 
Butler  Business  College,  Butler,  Pa. 
Butler  College,  Irvmgton,  Ind 
Butler   School,    Huntsville,    Ala 
Butler  School,  New  Haven,  Conn 
Butler's  Business  School,  Yonkers,   N    Y 
Butler's  School,  Cincinnati,   O 
Butte  Business  College,   Butte,   Mont 
Butts'  School  for  Girls,  Norwich,  Conn. 
Buxton  Academy,  Buxton,   N    C 

C 

Cabbot  Institute,  Carbon  Center,  Pa 
Games'   College  of  Physical  Culture,  Boston, 

Mass 
Caldwell      Academy     and      Graded     School, 

Owenton,   Ky 

Caldwell  College,  Danville,  Ky 
Caldwell  College  of  Oratory,  San  Francisco 
Caldwell     Training     School,     Mount     Juliet, 

Tenn 

Calhoun  Colored  School,   Calhoun,   Ala. 
Caledonia  County  Grammar  School,   Peach- 
am,  Vt 

California  College  of  Pharmacy,   San   Fran- 
California  College,   Oakland,  Cal 
California  Commercial  College,   Los  Angeles, 

Calif 

California  Eclectic  Medical  College,  Los  An- 
geles, Cal. 
California  Institution  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb 

and  Blind,  Berkeley,  Cal. 
California   Military    Academy,    Los    Angeles, 

California  Military   Institute,  Coronado-,  Cal 
California     Polytechnic     School,     San     Luis 

Olflspo,  Cal 

California  School  for  Boys,  Los  Angeles,  Cal 
California  School  of  Arts  and  Crafts,  Berke- 
ley, Cal 


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California  School  of  Design,   San  Francisco, 

Cal 
California   School    of   Mechanical   Arts,    San 

Francisco,  Cal 
California  State  Library  School,  Sacramento, 

Cal. 

California  State  Normal  School,  Chlco,  Calif 
Call's  College,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 
Calvert     Agricultural     School,     Rising     Sun, 

Md. 

Calvert  Hall  College,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Calvert  School,   Baltimore,   Md 
Calvin     College     and     Theological     School, 

Grand  Rapids,   Mich 
Cambridge     School     for     Girls,     Cambridge, 

Mass 

Camden  Commercial  College,  Camden,  N    J 
Cam  den  Friends  School,  Camden,  N   J 
Camden   Normal    Training   School,    Camden, 

N    J 

Camp  Wachusett,  Plymouth,  N.  H 
Campion  College  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Prai- 
rie du  Chien,  Wis 

Cameron   State  School  of  Agriculture,  Law- 
ton,  Okla. 

Campbell  Business  College,  Cambridge,   O 
Campbell  Commercial  School,   Cincinnati,  O 
Campbell  School  for  Girls,  "Windsor,  Conn 
Cambria  Business  College,  Johnstown,  Pa 
Cana  Academy,  Cana,  N.  C. 
Canandaigua  Academy,   Canandaigua,   N    T 
Canfleld  Commercial  School,  Owatonna,  Minn 
Camsius  College,  Buffalo,  N.  T 
Cannon      Commercial      College,      Lawrence, 

Mass 

Canton  Actual  Business  College,   Canton,  O 
Canton     Theological     School,     St      Lawrence 
University,   Canton,   N.  T. 
Cape  Fear  Academy,  Wilmington,  N.  C. 
Cape  Girardeau  Bus    Coll,   Cape  Girarfleau, 

Mo 

Capital  Business  College,  Salem,  Ore 
Capital  City  Business  College,  Helena,  Mont 
Capital  City  Business  College,  Guthne,  Okla 
Capital  City  Commercial  College,  Des  Momes, 

la. 
Capital    City    Commercial    Coll ,    Charleston, 

W   Va 
Capital    City   Commercial    College,    Madison, 

Wis 

Capital  City  Telegraph  Inst ,  Des  Momes,  la 
Capital  University,  Columbus,  O 
Capitol   College   of   Oratory  and  Music,   Co- 
lumbus, O 
Capitol    City   Commercial   College,    St    Paul* 

Minn 

Capitol  School  of  Music,  Columbus,  O 
Carbondale     Commercial    Inst ,     Carbondale, 

Pa 

Cardonne   Academy,    Georgetown,    Ky 
Carillon's    Shorthand    School,    New    Orleans, 

La. 

Carleton  Academy,  Farmington,  Mo 
Carleton  College,  Northfleld,  Minn 
Carlisle  Commercial  School,  Carlisle,  Pa 
Carlisle  Fitting  School,  Baxnberg,  S.  C 
Carlisle    Indian    Industrial    School,    Carlisle, 

Pa 

Carlisle  Military  Academy,  Arlington,  Tex 
Carlisle  School,  Bamberg,  S    C 
Carlton  Academy,  Summit,  N   J 


Carlton  College,  Farmington,  Mo 

Carnegie  Institute  of  Technology,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa 

Carnegie   Library   Training   School   for   Chil- 
dren's Librarians,  Pittsburgh,   Pa 

Carnegie  Library  Night  School,  Homestead, 
Pa 

Carolina   Collegiate    and    Agricultural    Insti- 
tute,  Star,  N    C 

Carr  Institute,  Fulton,  Ky 

Carr-Burdette     Carlton     College,     Sherman, 
Tex 

Carroll  College,  Waukesha,  Wis. 

Carroll    Robbins    Training    School,    Trenton, 
N     J 

Carson    and   Newman    Coll ,    Jefferson    City, 
Tenn. 

Carson   College   for   Orphan   Girls,    Philadel- 
phia,   Pa 

Carter  School,  Princeton,  N    J. 

Carteret  Academy,  Orange,  N    J 

Carthage  Academic  Institute,  Carthage,  N  C 

Carthage  Academy,  Carthage,  Miss. 

Carthage  College.  Carthage,  111 

Carthage  Collegiate  Institute,  Carthage,  Mo 

Carthage  Training  School,  Carthage,  Tenn 

Caruther's  Normal  School,  Chicago,  111 

Gary  Collegiate  Seminary,  Oakfleld,  N.  T. 

Cascadilla  School,  Ithaca,  N    Y 

Case  School  of  Applied  Sciences,   Cleveland, 
O 

Casino   Technical  Night   School,   East  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa 

Castilleja  School,  Palo  Alto,  Cal 

Castle  Heights  School,  Lebanon,  Tenn 

Castle-Miss  Mason's  School,  Tarry  town,  N  Y 

Caswell  Academy,  Fishkill,  N    Y. 

Catawba  College,  Newton,  N    C 

Cathedral  Academy,  Albany,  N   Y. 

Cathedral    College,    Chicago,    111 

Cathedral   Commercial  School,   Kansas  City, 
Mo 

Cathedral   High   School,  Wheeling,  W    Va. 

Cathedral  Oaks  School  of  Art,  Alma,  Cal. 

Cathedral  School,  Natchez,  Miss 

Catherine  Aiken  School,  Stamford,  Conn. 

Catholic  Academy,  Muskogee,  Okla 

Catholic  Institute  for  the  Blind,  New  York, 
N    Y 

Catholic  Normal  School,  St    Francis,  Wis 

Catholic  School,  Newton  Groye,  N.  C. 

Catholic  School,  Salisbury,  N    C. 

Catholic    Summer    School    of   America,    Cliff 
Haven,  N    Y 

Catholic  University  of  America,  Washington, 
D    C 

Catlm's  School,  Portland,  Ore 

Caton  College,  Minneapolis,  Minn 

Caton  School   of  Business,  Buffalo,   N,  Y 

Caton  School  of  Engineering,  Buffalo,  N    Y. 

Cazenovia  Seminary,  Cazenovia,  N.  Y. 

Cecily  Baker  School,  Utica,  N    Y. 

Cedar  Grove  Academy,  Cedar  Grove,  N    C. 

Cedar  Hill  Institute,  Cedar  Hill,   Tenn 

Cedar  Lake  Academy,  Cedar  Lake,   Mich 

Cedar  Rapids  Business  Coll ,   Cedar  Rapids, 
la 

Cedar  Valley  Seminary,  Osage,  la. 

Cedarville  College,  Cedarvllle,  O. 

Cedar  Rock  Academy,  Cedar  Rock,  N.   C 

Cedarcroft  School,  Kennett  Sguare,  Pa 


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Centenary  Academy,  Palmyra,  Mo 
Centenary     College-Conservatory,     Cleveland, 

Tenn. 

Centenary  Coll    of  Louisiana,  Shreveport,  La 
Centenary     Collegiate     Institute,     Hacketts- 

town,  N.  J 
Centerville     Training      School,      Centerville, 

Tenn 

Central  Academy,  McPherson,  Kan 
Central  Academy,  Plainfield,   Ind. 
Central  Baptist   College,   Con-way,   Ark 
Central  Business  College,  Duluth,  Minn 
Central  Business  College,  Denver,  Colo 
Central  Business  College,  Greeley,  Colo 
Central   Business   College,    Indianapolis,    Ind 
Central   Business   College,    Kansas   City,    Mo 
Central  Business  College,   Paducah,   Ky 
Central  Business  College,   Sedalia,   Mo 
Central     City     Business     College,     Syracuse, 

N    Y  * 

Central  Business  School,  Brooklyn,  N    Y 
Central  Christian  College,  Hustonville,  Ky 
Central  City  College,  Macon,  Ga 
Central  College,  Conway,  Ark 
Central  College,  Fayette,  Mo. 
Central  College,  Pella,   la 
Central  College  for  Women,  Lexington,  Miss 
Central  College   for  Women,    Lexington,   Mo 
Central  College   of   Commerce,   Kansas   City, 

Mo 

Central   Commercial   Coll ,   Cumberland,  Md 
Central  College    of    Dentistry,    Indianapolis, 

Ind 

Central   College  of  Music,   Indianapolis,   Ind 
Central  College  of  Osteopathy,  Kansas  City. 
Mo.  j_i  j& 

Central  Conservatory,   Chicago,  111. 
Central  Female  College,  Tuscaloosa,  Ala, 
Central  Holiness    University    School    of   The- 
ology, University  Park,  Iowa 
Central  Industrial  School,  Columbus,  N.  C 
Central  Institute,  Cleveland    O 
Central    Institute,    St     Louis,    Mo 
Central    Iowa    Business    College,    Marshall- 
town,  la 
Central  Kansas    Business    College,     Abilene, 

Kan 

Central  Law  School,  Louisville,  Ky 
Central  Manual    Training    School,    Philadel- 
phia 

Central  Mennonite  College,  Bluffton,  O 
Central    Michigan     Normal     School,     Mount 

Pleasant,  Mich. 
Central     Mississippi     Inst ,     French     Camp, 

Miss 

Central   Normal    College,    Dade   City,    Fla 
Central  Normal  College,   Danville,   Ind. 
Central  Normal  College,  Waddy,  Ky 
Central  Oregon  State  Normal  School,  Drain, 

Va 

Central  Preparatory  School,   Danville,  Ky 
Central  Preparaory  School,  Macomb,  111 
Central  State  Normal   School,   Mt    Pleasant, 

Mich 
Central     State      Normal      School,      Bdmond, 

Okla 

Central  State  Normal  School,  Lockhaven,  Pa 
Central  Texas  Academy,  Waco,  Tex. 
Central  Theological   Seminary,   Dayton,   O. 
Central    University    of    Kentucky,    Danville, 

Ky. 
Central  Wesleyan  College,  Warrenton,  Mo 


Centralizing  School  of  Music,  Chicago,   III. 
Century  School  of  Music,  Chicago,   111. 
Ceramic  Art  School,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Chaddock  School  for  Boys,  Quincy,  III. 
Chadron     State     Normal     School,     Chadron, 

Neb 

Chaffee  College  of  Agriculture,   Ontario,  Cal 
Chaffee's    Phonographic    Institute,     Oswego, 

Chafin's  Business  College,  Huntsville,   Ala. 
Chalybeate     Springs     Institute,     Chalybeate, 

Miss 
Chamberlain-Hunt    Academy,     Port    Gibson, 

Miss 
Chamberlain       Indian       Industrial       School, 

Chamberlain,   S    D 
Chamberlain    Military     Institute,    Handolph, 

N    Y 

Chamberlayne  School,  Richmond,  Va. 
Chamberlayne's     School    for    Girls,    Boston, 

Mass  ,     j 

Chammade   College,   Clayton,   Mo 
Chambersburg  Academy,  Chamberslwrg,  Pa 
Chambersburg     School     for    Girls,     Boston, 

Mass 

Champlam   Academy,   Port   Henry,   N.    Y 
Champlam      Summer      School,      Plattsburg, 

N    Y 
Chandler  Normal  Shorthand  School,  Boston, 

Mass. 

Chanute  Business  College,   Chanute,  Kan. 
Chapel  Hill  Academy,   Chapel  Hill,  Tenn 
Chapek    Music    School,    Chicago,     111. 
Chapm   Collegiate  School,   New  York  City 
Chapman    and    Jones    School,     Philadelphia, 

Pa. 
Chappaqua     Mountain     Institute,     Valhalla. 

N.  Y. 
Chappell  Hill  Female  College,  Chappell  Hill, 

Texas 

Chariton   Commercial   College,    Chariton,    la. 
Charles  City  College,  Charles  City,  la, 
Charles  Commercial  School,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y 
Charles  N.  Schwab  Manual  Training  School, 

Homestead,  Pa. 
Charleston     Mercantile    School,     Charleston, 

S    C. 

Charleston  School,  Charleston,  S    C 
Charlotte  Hall  School,  Charlotte  Hall,  Md. 
Charlotte  University  School,  Charlotte,  N.  C. 
Chatham  Academy,  Savannah,  Ga. 
Chatham  Episcopal  Institute,   Chatham,   Va. 
Chatham  Training  School,  Chatham,  Va 
Chattanooga     College     for     Young     Ladies, 

Chattanooga,   Tenn 
Chattanooga   Medical    College,    Chattanooga, 

Tenn 
Chattanooga   Normal    University,    Hill    City, 

Tenn 

Chauncey  Hall  School,  Boston,  Mass. 
Chautauquan  Institution,  Chautauqua,  N.   Y 
Chelsea  Academy,  Chelsea,  Okla. 
Chelten  Hills  School,  Wyncote,  Pa 
Chenet   Classical  and   Commercial  Institute, 

New   Orleans,  La 
Cherokee      Baptist     Academy,      Tahlequah, 

Okla 
Cherokee      Female      Seminary,      Tahlequah, 

Okla. 

Cherokee  Institute,  Forney,  Ala 
Cherokee  Male  Seminary.   Tahleauah,   Okla. 


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Cherokee    Normal    and    Industrial    Institute 

(colored),  Gaffney,  S    C 
Cherryneld   Academy,   Cherryfield,   Me 
Chesapeake  Academy,  Irvington,  Va 
Chesbrough  Seminary,   North  Chili,   N    Y 
Cheshire    School,    Cheshne,    Conn. 
Chestei   Academy,  Chester,  Pa 
Chester   Agricultural    High    School,    Chester, 

Va 

Chester  Commercial    College,   Chester,    Pa 
Chestnut  Hill  Academy,  Chestnut  Hill,  Pa 
Chestnut  Ridge   Institute,  Joppa,   N    C 
Chestnut*  ood's     Business     College,     Fresno, 

Cal 
Chestnuts  ood's      Business      College,      Santa 

Cruz,  Cal 

Chevy  Chase  College,  Washington,  D    C 
Chesenne   Business  College,    Cheyenne,   Wyo 
Chicago  Academy  of  Pine  Arts,  Chicago,  111 
Chicago  Business   College,   Chicago,   111 
Chicago  Business  College,  Hammond,   Ind 
Chicago  Business   Law   School,    Chicago,    111 
Chicago  College  of  Advertising,   Chicago,  111 
Chicago  College  of  Dental   Surgery,    Chicago 
Chicago  College  of  Medicine  and  Surgery,  111 
Chicago  College  of  Naprapathy,  Chicago,  111 
Chicago   College   of   Phaimacy,    Chicago,    111 
Chicago   Conservatory,   Chicago,   111 
Chicago  Correspondence   School   of   Law,    111 
Chicago  Eye,  Ear,  Nose  and  Throat  College, 

Chicago,  111 

Chicago  Froebel  Association,   Chicago,   111 
Chicago  Industrial  School  for  Girls,  Chicago 
Chicago  Junior  School,   Walhalla,  Mich 
Chicago-Kent   College   of  Law,    Chicago,    111 
Chicago  Kindergarten  Institute,  Chicago,  111, 
Chicago  Kindergarten  Tiaming  School,   Chi- 
cago,  111 

Chicago  Latin  School,   Chicago,  111 
Chicago    Latin    School    for    Girls,     Chicago, 

111. 

Chicago  Law  School,  Chicago,  111 
Chicago     Lutheran     Theological     Seminary, 

May-wood,   111. 

Chicago  Musical  College,  Chicago,  111 
Chicago  Nautical   School,    Chicago,   111 
Chicago   Normal   School,   Chicago,    111 
Chicago  Piano  College,   Chicago,  111 
Chicago  School  of  Applied  and  Normal  Arts, 

Chicago,   III 

Chicago  School    of    Architecture,    Art    Insti- 
tute, Chicago,  111 

Chicago  School  of  Assaying,   Chicago,  111 
Chicago  School  of  Elocution,  Chicago,   111 
Chicago  School  of  Motoring,   Chicago,  111 
Chicago  School  of  Painting,    Decorating   and 

Paperhangingr,  Chicago,  111 
Chicago   School    of   Physical    Education    and 

Expression,    Chicago,    111 
Chicago-    School    of    Speech    and    Language, 

Chicago,    111 

Chicago   Teachers'   College,   Chicago,  III 
Chicago  Theological   Seminary,   Chicago,   111. 
Chicago  Technical    College,    Chicago,    111 
Chicago  Veterinary  College,    Chicago,   111. 
Chickasaw   College,    Pontotoc,    Miss 
Chicora  College,  Greenville,  S    C 
Chillicothe  Business  College,  Chillicothe,  Mo 
China    Grove     High     School,     China     Grove, 

N    C 

Chinchuba   Deaf  Mute   Institute,    Chinchuba, 
La 


Chippewa  Falls   Business   College,   Chippewa 

Falls,   "Wis 

Choate    School,    Wallmgford,    Conn 
Choristers'     School    ot    Grace    Church,     New 

Yoik,    N     Y 

Chowan    College,    Murfreesboro,    N     C 
Cho\\n  School  of  Business,  Buifalo,  N    Y 
Chust  Chuich  School,  Kingston,  N    Y 
Christian     Biblical     Institute,     Stanfordville, 

N    Y 

Christian  Brothers  Academy,    Albany,    N    Y 
Chustian  Brothers  Academy,    Syracuse,  N  Y 
Christian  Brotheis  Business     College,     Port- 
land,  Ore 

Christian  Brothers  College,    Sacramento,  Cal 
Christian  Brothers  College,   Kansas  City,  Mo 
Christian  Brothers  College,    St     Joseph,    Mo 
Christian  Brothers  College,    St     Louis,    Mo 
Christian  Brothers  College,    Memphis,    Tenn 
Chustian  College,  Columbia,  Mo 
Christian  University,    Canton,    Mo 
Christianburg  Industrial   Institute,    Cambria, 

Va 

Christ's  School,   Arden,    N    C 
Church    Divimtj-    School   of    the   Pacific,    San 

Mateo,    Calif. 

Church  s  School  for  Girls,  Boston,  Mass 
Church    Street   Friends'    School,   West    Ches- 
ter,  Pa 

Churchland   Academy,   Churchland,   Va 
Churchman  Business  College,  Easton,  Pa 
Cimarron  College,  Dover,   Okla 
Cincinnati    College    of   Dental    Surgery,    Cin- 
cinnati,  Ohio 
Cincinnati   College  of  Pharmacy,   Cincinnati, 

Ohio 
Cincinnati  Commercial     College,     Cincinnati, 

Ohio 

Cincinnati  Conservatory     of     Music,     Cincin- 
nati,  Ohio 
Cincinnati    Kindergarten      Training      School, 

Cincinnati,    Ohio 

Cincinnati    Law    School,   Cincinnati,    O 
Cincinnati  Music   School,   Cincinnati,   Ohio 
Cincinnati  School    of   Expression,    Cincinnati, 

Ohio 

Cincinnati  Technical  School,  Cincinnati,  O 
Cincinnati  Veterinary  College,  Cincinnati,  O 
Citadel-South  Car  Mil  Coll,  Charleston, 

S    C 
City  College  of  Law  and  Finance,  St    Louis, 

Mo 
Civil  Service    Training    College,     Cincinnati, 

Ohio 
Civil  Service  Training   School,    Kansas    City, 

Mo 

Claflm  University,   Orangeburg,   S    C 
Claghorn's  Bryant  &  Stratton  Business  Col- 
lege,   Brooklyn,    N    Y 

Claiborne   Agricultural   School,   Arizoma,   La 
Claremont   College,   Hickory,   N    C 
Claremont  School  for  Boys,  Claremont,   Cal 
Clarendon   College,    Clarendon,    Texas 
Clarion   Statp  Normal  School,   Clarion,   Pa. 
Clark  College,  Worcester,    Mass 
Clark  College,  Newton,    Miss 
Clark  University  (colored),  Atlanta,  Ga, 
Clark  University,  Worcester,    Mass 
Clark's  Business     College,     Coatsville,     Pa 
Clark's  Commercial  College,    Covtngton,    Ky 
Clark's  Commercial    College,    Newport,    Ky 
Clark  School,  East  Orange,  N.  J. 
Clarke's  School,  Pasadena,  Cal. 


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Clark's  School    for    the    Deaf,    Northampton, 

Mass 

Clark's  School    of    Business,    Louisville,    Ky 
Clark's  School  of  Business,  North  Tonawan- 

da,    N     Y 
Clark's  School      of     Telegiaphy,      Knoxville, 

Tenn 
Claik's     Shorthand     School,      San     Antonio, 

Texas 

Clarksburg  College,    Clarksburg,    Mo. 
Clarkson    Memorial    School    of    Technology, 

Pottsdam,    N     Y 
Clarksville     Female     Academy,     Clarksville, 

Tenn 

Clary  Training  School,   Fordyce,   Ark 
Clason      Point      Military      Academy,      West- 
Chester,   N    Y 

Classical    School,    Boston,    Mass 
Classical   School,    Heading,   Pa 
Classical  School  for  Boys,     Pasadena,     Calif 
Classical  School  for  Girls,    Pasadena,    Calif. 
Classical  School  for  Girls,  Boston,  Mass 
Classical  School  for  Girls,  New  York  City 
Clavier  Piano  School,   Savannah,   Ga 
Clay  Hill  Academy,  Millwood,   Va 
Clay  Hill   Academy,   Slayton,  N    C 
Clay's    Business    College,     Lexington,    Kv 
Cleary   Business    College,    Ypsilanti,    Mich 
Clemmons    School,    Clemmons,   N    C. 
Clemson   Agricultural   College,   Clemson   Col- 
lege  P    O,    S     C 

Cleveland  Academy,    Cleveland,    Ga. 
Cleveland  Bible  Institute,  Cleveland,  Ohio 
Cleveland  Business  Univeisity,  Cleveland,  O 
Cleveland  College    of    Physicians    and     Sur- 
geons,  Cleveland,   O 
Cleveland     Hebrew     School     and     Institute, 

Cleveland,    Ohio 

Cleveland  High   School,   Maikham,   Va 
Cleveland     Homeopathic      Medical      College, 

Cleveland,    O 
Cleveland  Institute      for      Stammer eis      and 

Stutterers,   Cleveland,   O 
Cleveland    Kindergarten      Training      School, 

Cleveland,    O 

Cleveland  Law  School,  Cleveland,  O. 
Cleveland  Normal    Training    School,    Cleve- 
land, O 

Cleveland  School   of  Art,    Cleveland,   Ohio 
Cleveland  School  of  Music,  Cleveland,   O 
Cleveland  School  of  Pharmacy,  Cleveland,  O 
Cleveland      T*aining      School      for      Nurses, 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

Clifford   Seminary.   Union,   S    C. 
Clifton   Forge   Seminary,    Clifton,   Va 
Clifton  Masonic  Academy,   Clifton,  Tenn 
Clinton  Business   College,   Clinton,  111 
Clinton  Business   College,   Clinton,   la 
Clinton  Business    College    and    Conservatory 

of  Music,   Clinton,    Mo 
Clinton  College,    Clinton,    Ky. 
Clinton   German  Seminary,   Clinton,   Mo. 
Clinton  Liberal  Institute,  Canton,  N.  Y 
Clinton  Liberal  Institute,  Fort  Plain,  N.  Y. 
Clinton  Preparatory   School,    Clinton,   N.  Y. 
Clinton  School,   Clinton,  N    C 
Coatesville    Business    Institute,     Coatesville, 

Pa. 
Cloversville     Business     School,     Cloversville, 

N.   Y. 

Cloyne  House  School,   Newport,  R    I 
Cluster   Springs    Academy,    Cluster    Springs, 
Va. 


Cobb  Divinity  School,  Lewiston,  Me 
Cobb-Nichols  School,   Dresden,    Tenn 
Coburn    Classical    Institute,    Waterville,    Me 
Coe   College,   Cedar   Rapids,  la. 
Coe  s  Northwood  Academy,  North  wood,  N.  H 
Coffeen    Noimal    School   and   Academy,    Cof- 
teen,  III 

Coffeyville      Business      College,      Coffeyville, 

Kan 

Cogswell  Polytechnic  College,  San  Francisco, 
Coharie  School,  Coharie,  N    C 
Cohoes    Tiammg   School,    Cohoes,    N    Y 
Coker  College   for  Women,   Hartsville,   S     C 

Cokesbury     Conference     School,     Cokesbury, 

Sfi 
\s 

Colby  Academy,    New   London,   N.    H 

Colby  College,   Waterville,   Me. 

Colebiook   Academy,    Colebrook,    N    H 

Coleman  Institute,   Reynolds,  Ga 

Coleman  National  Business  College,  Newark, 

N.  J 

Coleram  Academy,  Colerain,  N  C 
Colgate  Academy,  Hamilton,  N.  Y 
Colgate  Theological  Seminary,  Hamilton, 

N     Y. 

Colgate  University,  Hamilton,  N  Y 
College  and  Academy  of  Our  Lady,  Chicago, 

111 
College     and     Academy     of     St      Genevieve, 

A<heville    N     C 
College     and     Academy     of     the     Incarnate 

Word,     San    Antonio,    Texas 
College  for  Women,   Columbia,   S    C 
College  of  Charleston,    Charleston,    S     C 
College    of    Commerce,    Collinsville,    111 
College   of  Commerce,    Kenosha,  Wis 
College  of  Commerce,  Waterloo,  la 
College  of  the  City  of  New  York,  New  York 
College  of  Emporia,    Emporia,    Kan 
College  of  Idaho,   Caldwell,   Idaho 
College  of  Industrial     Arts,     Denton,     Tex 
College   of    Medical   Evangelists,   Loma,   Cal 
College  of  Missions,   Indianapolis,    Ind 
College  of  Medicine  and  Surgery,   San  Fran- 
cisco,  Calif 

College  of  Montana,    Deer    Lodge,    Mont 
College  of  Mount    St     Mary,    Scotch    Plains. 

N.    J 
College  of  Mount     St     Vincent,     New    York 

City 
College  of  Music    of    Cincinnati,     Cincinnati, 

Ohio 

College  of  Music,  Waco,  Tex. 
College  of  Musical  Art,  Indianapolis,  Ind 
College  of    New  Rochelle,  New  Rochelle,  N.  Y 
College  of  Notre   Dame,   Marysville,    Calif 
College  of  Notre  Dame,   San   Francisco,   Cal 
College  of  Notre   Dame,    San   Jose,   Cal 
College  of  Our    Lady     of     Lourdes,     Seattle, 

Wash 

College  of  the  Pacific,  San  Jose,  Cal    ' 
College  of  Pharmacy    of    the    City    of    New 

York,    New   York,    N    Y 
College  of  Physicians    and    Surgeons,    Little 

Rock,    Ark 
College  of  Physicians     and     Surgeons,      Los 

Angeles,    Calif. 
College  of  Physicians     and     Surgeons,      San 

Francisco,    Calif. 


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College  of  Physicians    and    Surgeons,    Balti 

more,    Md 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Boston 
College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Colum 

bia  University,  New  York,  N.   Y 
College  of  Physicians    and    Surgeons,    Mem 

phis,    Tenn 
College  of  Physicians   and  Surgeons,   Dallas 

Tex 

College  of  Puget  Sound,  Tacoma,  Wash 
College  of  the  City  of  New  York,  New  York 

N    Y 

College  of  the  Holy  Cross,  Worcester,  Mass 
College  of  the  Holy  Name,  Oakland,  Calif 
College  of  the  Immaculate  Conception,  New 

Orleans,   La 
College  of  St.   Angela,   New  Rochelle,   N    Y 
College  of  St     Elizabeth,    Convent    Station 

N    J 

College  of  St    Elizabeth,   Cleveland,  O 
College  of  St.    Francis    Xavier,    New    York, 

N.    Y. 

College  of  St.  Katharine,  St   Paul,  Minn 
College  of  St.  Teresa,  Wmona,  Minn. 
College  of  St.  Thomas,   St   Paul,   Minn 
College  of  the  Pacific,    San   Jose,   Calif 
College  of  the   Sacred   Heart,    Denver,    Colo 
College  of  the     Sacred     Heart,     Prairie     du 

Chien,   Wls. 
College  of  the    Sisters   of   Bethany,    Topeka, 

Kan 

College  of  Ursulme    Sisters,    Tiffin,    O 
College  of  William    and    Henry,     Williams* 

burg,  Va. 

College  School,    Ken  11  worth     TIL 
Collegiate    Institute,   Brewton,    Ala 
Collegiate  Institute,    Burns vi lie,    N.    C 
Collegiate  Institute,  Mount  Pleasant,  N    C 
Collegiate  Institute,    Beading,    Pa* 
Collegiate  School,    New  York,    N    Y 
Collegiate  School,   Cincinnati,    O 
Collegiate  School  for  Girls,  Cincinnati,  O 
Collins    Veterinary    Medical    College,    Nash- 
ville,  Tenn. 

Colonial  College  of  Drama,  Boston,  Mass 
Colonial  School  for  Girls,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Colorado  Art  School,  Colorado  Springs,  Colo. 
Colorado  Agricultural    College,    Ft.    Collins, 

Colo 

Colorado  Business  College,   Boulder,   Colo 
Colorado  College,    Colorado    Springs,    Colo 
Colorado  College  of  Dental  Surgery,  Denver 
Colorado    School    for    the    Deaf   and    Blind, 

Colorado   Springs,   Colo. 

Colorado  School  of  Law,  University  of  Colo- 
rado,   Boulder,    Colo. 

Colorado  School   of  Mines,    Golden,   Colo. 
Colorado    Springs    Academy    for    Boys    Col- 
orado  Springs,  Colo. 
Colorado  State  Preparatory  School,  Boulder, 

Colo 
Colorado  State    Teachers'    College,    Greeley, 

Colo. 

Colorado  Woman's   College,   Montclair,    Colo 
Colored   Agricultural    and   Normal   Universi- 
ty,  Langston,   Okla. 

Colored  Industrial  Institute,  Stamps,  Ark 
Colored  Industrial    School,    Salisbury,   Md 
Colored   Normal,    Louisville,    Ky. 
Columbia  Business  College,   Chicago,  111 
Columbia  Business  College,   Columbia,   Miss. 
Columbia  Business  College,  Columbia,  Mo 


Columbia     Business     College,     Hagerstown, 

Md 

Columbia  Business  Institute,  Brooklyn,  N   Y 
Columbia  College,   Lake  City,   Fla 
Columbia  College,  Paterson,  N    J 
Columbia  College,  Van  Alstyne,  Tex. 
Columbia  College,   Columbia,   S    C 
Columbia  College     of    Expression,     Chicago, 

111. 

Columbia  College  of  Music,  Philadelphia,  Pa 
Columbia  Commercial  College,  St   Louis,  Mo 
Columbia    Commercial    University,     Lancas- 
ter,  Ohio. 

Columbia  Grammar  School,  New  York,  N   Y 
Columbia  Institute,    Columbia,    Tenn 
Columbia    Kindergarten      Training      School, 

Washington,  D    C. 

Columbia   Military  Academy,  Columbia,  Tenn. 
Columbia     Polytechnic     Institute     for     the 

Blind,    Washington,   D.   C. 
Columbia  School,   Rochester,   N    Y. 
Columbia  School  for  Boys,  Washington,  D  C 
Columbia  School  of  Expression,  Chicago,  111 
Columbia  School  of  Music,   Chicago,   111 
Columbia  Theological    Seminary,     Columbia, 

S     C. 

Columbia  University,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Columbia  University,  Portland,    Ore. 
Columbian  College,  Everett,  Wash. 
Columbian  Commercial    College,    Evansville, 

Ind. 

Columbian  Trade  and  Business  School,  Chi- 
cago,   111 

Columbus  Academy,  Columbus,  O 
Columbus  Art  School,   Columbus,   O. 
Columbus  Business   College,    Columbus,    O 
Columbus  College,   Chamberlain,  S    D. 
Columbus     Commercial     College,     Columbus, 

Neb. 

Columbus  Free   Kindergarten,    Columbus,  Ga, 
Columbus  Institute,  Columbus,  N    C. 
Columbuls    Kindergarten    Normal    Training 

School,  Columbus,  O. 
Columbus  Seminary,  Columbus,  Ga. 
Columbus  School  tor  Girls,  Columbus,   O 
Columbus  Normal   School,   Columbus,   O 
Columbus  University  School,  Columbus,  O. 
Coker  College  for  Women,   Hartsville,  S    C. 
Comanche  College,  Comanche,  Tex. 
Combs    Broad    St     Conservatory,    Philadel- 
phia,   Pa 

Comer's   Commercial   College,  Boston,    Mass 
Commercial   High   School,   Pittsburgh,   Pa. 
Commercial  Institute,  Scranton,  Pa. 
Commercial  -  Normal       College,      Greenville, 

Ohio 
Commercial     Normal     School,     Thief     River 

Falls,  Minn 

Commonwealth    Avenue  School,  Boston,  Mass. 
Comstock  Music  School,  New  York,  N    Y. 
Comstock  School,  New  York,  N.  Y 
Compton's  (Miss)  School  for  Children  of  Re- 
tarded Mentality,  St    Louis,  Mo 
Conception  College,  Conception,  Mo. 
Concord  School,  Concord,  Mass 
Concord  State    Normal    School,    Athens,    W 

Va. 

Concord  Training  School,  Concord,   N    K 
Concoidia  College,   Springfield,   111. 
Concordia  College,  Fort  Wayne,  Ind 
Concordia  College,    Moorhead,     Minn 


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Concordia  College,   St    Paul,  Minn. 
Concordia  College,    Gravelton,    Mo. 
Concordia  College,    Conover,   N    C. 
Concordia  College,    Milwaukee,    Wis 
Concoidia  Theological    Seminary,    St.    Louis, 

Mo 
Conell's    School    of    Elocution   and    Physical 

Culture,   New   York,    N.   T 
Confedeiate  Home  College,  Charleston,  S    C 
Conley's    School    of    Shorthand,    Pittsburgh, 

Pa 

Connell    State    School   of   Agriculture,    Hen- 
nessey, Okla 
Connecticut  Agricultural  College,   Mansfield, 

Conn 
Connecticut      Business      College,      Hartford, 

Conn 
Connecticut       Business       University,       New 

Haven,    Conn. 

Connecticut   College  for  "Women,   New  Lon- 
don, Conn 

Connecticut  Froebel  Normal  School,  Bridge- 
port, Conn 

Connecticut   Institute   for    the   Blind,    Hart- 
ford, Conn 
Connecticut      Literary      Institute,      Suffield, 

Conn 
Connecticut  School     for     Imbeciles,      Lake- 

ville,   Conn 

Conners   State   School   of  Agriculture,   War- 
ner,   Okla. 

Conservatory  of  Music,  Lockport,  N  Y. 
Conservatory  of  Music,  Nashville,  Tenn 
Convent  of  Jesus  and  Mary,  Woonsocket, 

R.  I 
Convent  of  Mary     Immaculate,     Key     West, 

Fla 
Convent  of  Our     Lady     of     Good     Counsel, 

Brookings,    S     D. 
Convent  of  Our  Lady  of  Good  Counsel,  Elk 

Point,  S.  D 

Convent  of  Our  Lady  of  Lourdes,   New  Or- 
leans,  La 
Convent  of  Our  Lady  of  the  Sacred  Heart, 

Oakland,    Calif 
Convent  of  the    Holy    Child    Jesus,    Sharon, 

Pa 

Convent  of  the   Holy   Name,    Tampa,    Fla. 
Convent  of  the   Immaculate  Heart  of  Mary, 

Los  Angeles,   Calif. 

Convent  of  the    Sacred    Heart,    Chicago,    111 
Converse     Business     College,     Spartanburg, 

S.    C. 

Converse  College,   Spartanburg,   S    C 
Conway  Hall,   Carlisle,    Pa. 
Conwell   Academy,   South  Worthington,  Mass 
Cook  Academy,   Montour  Falls,  N.  Y. 
Cookeville    Collegiate    Institute,     Cookeville, 

Tenn 

Cook's  Private   School,   Woonsocket,  B.  I. 
Cookman   Institute,   Jacksonville,    Fla. 
Cooper    College,    Sterling,    Kan 
Cooper's   Commercial   College,    Pueblo,    Colo. 
Cooper  Medical   School,    San  Francisco,   Cal. 
Cooper  School  of  Photography,  Chicago,   111 
Cooper  Union  School,  New  York,   N.   Yf 
Cope's  Shorthand  School,  Pontiac,  111. 
Co-Operative   Drafting    School,    Wilmington, 

Del. 

Co-Operative  School,   Bedford  City,  Va. 
Coppin's  Business   College,   Dlacon,    111 
Corcoran  School  of  Art,  Washington,   D    C. 


Corcoran      Scientific      School,      Washington, 

D     C 

Cordele   Business   College,    Cordele,    Ga. 
Corinna   Union   Academy,    Cormna,    Me. 
Corn  Belt  Business  College,  Oelwem,  Iowa 
Cornelia  Normal  Institute,  Cornelia,   Ga. 
Cornell  College,   Mount  Vernon,    la. 
Cornell    Shorthand    School,     Battle,     Creek, 

Mich. 

Cornell  University,  Ithaca,  N.  Y. 
Cornell    University     Medicai     College,     New 

York,    N    Y. 

Corning  Academy,   Corning,   la 
Corning  Free   Academy,    Corning,   N    Y. 
Cornwall  Heights  School,   Cornwall-on— Hud- 
son, N    Y 
Corona    Normal     and    Industrial     Institute, 

Corona,   Ala. 

Coronal  Institute,   San  Marcos,   Tex. 
Corpus  Christ!  Academy,   Ft.  Dodge,  la. 
Corry    Business    College,    Corry,    Pa. 
Cortina  Academy  of  Languages,   New  York, 

N    Y 

Cortland  Business  Institute,  Cortland,  N  Y. 
Cortland  Conservatory  of  Music,  Cortlaad, 

N    Y. 

Cosmopolitan   School   of  Music,   Chicago,   111. 
Cotner   University,    Bethany,    Neb 
Cotter  Business  College,  Philadelphia,  Pa 
Cottey  College  for  Women,   Nevada,   Mo. 
Country  Day  School,  Louisville,  Ky. 
Country  Day  School,   Kansas  City,   Mo. 
Country  School,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Country  Day   School,   Newton,  Mass 
Courtland   School,   Bridgeport,  Conn 
Couselman's     School     of    Stenography,     Spo- 
kane, Wash. 

Covington  Business  College,  Covington,  Ky. 
Cowle's  School  for  Girls,  Hollidaysburg,  Pa. 
Cox  College  and  Conservatory,  College  Park. 

Ga. 

Coyne  Plumbing  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Coyne   School,    St.    Louis,    Mo 
Coyne's  Boston  Trade  School,  Boston,  Mass. 
Coyne's    National    Trade    Schools,     Chicago, 

111. 

Crab  Orchard  Academy,  Crab  Orchard,  111. 
Craftsbury  Academy,  North  Craftsbury,  Yt. 
Crane  Normal  Institute  of  Music,  Potsdam, 

N     Y. 

Cxane   School,   Mobile,  Ala. 
Crane   Theological   Seminary,    Tufts    College 

P     O ,    Mass. 

I   Cravan's  School  for  Girls,  Newark,   N    J. 
Crawfis  College,   Ottawa,   O. 
Crawfordsville  Business  College,   Crawforda- 

ville,  Ind. 

Creager  Business  School,  Louisville,  Ky. 
Cream    City    Business    College,     Milwaukee, 

Wis. 

Crecy  School,  Elizabeth,  N.   C 
Creel    Springs  College,    Creel   Springs,    111. 
Creighton    College    of    Pharmacy,     Omaha, 

Neb. 

Creighton  Medical  College,   Omaha,   Neb. 
Creighton   University,    Omaha,    Neb. 
Crescent    Academy    and    Business     College, 

Crescent,   N.    C. 

Crescent   Business   College,    Cresco,    la. 
Crescent   College   and  Conservatory,   Eureka 

Springs,   Ark. 
descent  Commercial  College,  Snyder,  Texas. 


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Creston    Business   College,    Creston,    Iowa 
Crichton,Shumaker    Business    Coll,    Atlanta, 

Ga 

Cristman  Shorthand  School,   Chicago,  111. 
Crlttendcn    School,    Rochester,    NT 
Crocton    Normal    College,    Pembroke,    N     C. 
Crookston    College,    Crookston,    Minn 
Cross    School,    Louisville,    Ky 
Crowell    College,    Crowell,    Tex. 
Crowley  University   School,    Crowley,   La 
Crozer    Theological    Semmaiy,    Chester,    Pa. 
Cruttenden    School,    Hochester,    N     T 
Culbertson  Select   School,   Hillsboro,   Tex. 
Culleoka     \cademy,    Culleoka,    Tenn 
Cullman   Business   College,    Cullman,    Ala 
Cullowhee  Normal   School,    Cullowhee,   N.   C 
Cultural   Review   School,    Chicago,   111 
Culver   Military    -Vcaciemy,    uulvei,    ind 
Cumberland      City      Academy,      Cumberland 

City,   Tenn 

Cumberland  College,  Williamsburg,  Ky 
Cumberland  Uni\eisit>,  L.*.JL»rfu  •  It.  HI 
Cumberland  Valley  State  Normal  School 

Shippensburg    Pa 
Cumnock    School     for    Girls,     Los    Angeles, 

Calif 

Cumnock    School    of   Or^torv     Bvanston,    II  • 
Curry  College,   Pittsburgh,   Pa 
Curry  Normal   and   Industrial   Institute,   Ur- 

bana,    O 

Curtlss  Business  College,  Minneapolis,  Minn 
Curtis    Business    Training   School,    Brooklyn, 

N    T 
Curtis-Peabody     School     for     Girls,     Boston, 

Mass 
Curtis    School   for   Boys,    Brookfield   Center, 

Conn 

Gushing    Academy,     Ashburnham,     Mass 
Cushman  Trade  School,  Tacoma,  Wash. 
Custer   College,    Broken    Bow,    Neb 
Cutler  Academy,    Colorado    Springs,    Colo 
Cutler  Business    College,    Dubuque,     la 
Cutler  School,    New    York,    N.    Y 


Dadeville    Academy,    Dadeville,    Mo 
Dakota  Business   College,    Fargo,   N    D 
Dakota  School  for  Boys,  Dakota,  111 
Dakota  Weslevan  University,   Mitchell,   S    D 
Daleville  College,  Daleville,  Va 
Dallas  Academy,  Selma,  Ala 
Dallas  College,     Dallas,     Ore 
Dallas  Commercial   College,    Dallas,    Tex. 
Dallas  Free    Kindergarten    Training    School, 

Dallas,   Tex 

Dallas  Medical    College,    Dallas,    Tex 
Dallas  School   of  Fine   Arts,  Dallas,   Tex. 
Dallas  Telegraph    College,    Dallas,    Tex 
Dalton   Institute,    Dalton,   N    C 
Damascus  Academy,   Damascus,  O. 
Dana  College,  Blair,  Neb 
Dana   Hall,    Wellesley,   Mass 
Dana,   Musical   Institute,   Warren,   Ohio. 
Danbury    Academy,    Danbury,    N.    C. 
Danbury  Music   School,   Danbury,   Conn. 
Danforth    School,     Fraxnlngham,    Mass 
Daniel  Baker   College,   Brownwood,   Tex. 


Daniel    Hand    School,    New    Orleans,    La, 
Danish   Academy,   Nysted,   Neb. 
Danville  Business   College,   Danville,   111 
Danville  Commercial    College,    Danville,    Va. 
Danville  School    for  Boys,    Danville,   Va 
Daphne    Normal    College,    Daphne,    Ala. 
Darling's    School   for  Girls,    Detroit,    Mich. 
Dai  ling's  Private    Business    College,    Elyria, 

Ohio 

Darlington  School,   Rome,   Ga 
Darlington  Seminary,    West   Chester,    Pa 
Dartmouth    College,    Hanover,    N     H 
Dartmouth  Medical  College,   Hanover,   N.  H 
Davenport  College,   Lenoir,   N    C 
Davenport  Institute,    Davenport,    la 
David  M    Hunt  School,   Falls  Village,   Conn 
David    Rankin,    Jr ,    School    of    Mechanical 

Trades,    St    Louis 
Davidson  College,   Davidson,   N.   C 
Davies  County  Business  College,   Owensboro, 

Ky 

Davies  School  of  Dramatic  Art,  Chicago.  Ill 
Davis  and  Elkins   College,   Elkins,   W.    Va. 
Davis  Business   College,   Toledo,   O. 
Davis  School,    Richmond,    Va 
Davis  Shorthand   School,   Erie,   Pa. 
Davis- Wagner  Business  College,  Norfolk,  Va 
Davidson   Business   College,   Ironton,   Ohio 
Day's    School    of    Shorthand,    Cleveland,    O. 
Dayton  Normal    and   Training   School,    Day- 
ton,  O 

Dayton  Normal  Institute,  Dayton,  Pa. 
Decatur   Baptist   College,    Decatur,    Tex 
Decatur  Business   College,    Decatur,   Ala 
Degan    School    for   Boys,    Portland,    Ore 
De  Koven    Hall,    Tacoma,    Wash 
De   LaSalle  Academy,   Kansas  City,   Mo 
De  La  Salle  Institute,    Chicago,    111. 
De  La  Salle  Institute,    Minneapolis,    Minn 
De  La  Salle  Institute,  Las  Vegas,  New  Mex 
De  La  Salle  Institute,    New  York,    N.    Y 
De  La  Salle  Institute,    Walla   Walla,    Wash 
De  Lancey  Divinity  School,   Geneva,   N.   Y. 
De  Lancey  School,    Philadelphia,   Pa 
De  Marion's    Musical    College,    Chicago,    111 
De  Merette    School,    Boston,    Mass. 
De  Paul  University,  Chicago,  111 
De  Pauw   University,    Greencastle,    Ind. 
De   Soto  Business   College,    De   Soto,    Mo 
Des  Momes  Still  College  of  Osteopathy,  Des 

Momes,    Iowa 

Deaf-Mute  Institute,   Chinchuba,   La. 
Deaf-Mute  Institute,   North  Detroit,  Mich 
Dean  Academy,   Franklin,    Mass 
Deane  School  for  Boys,  Santa  Barbara,  Cal. 
Dearborn-Morgan    School,    Orange,    N     J. 
Dearborn  Seminary,  Chicago,  111. 
Decorah  Institute,   Decorah,   la 
Deerfleld  Academy,  Deerfteld,  Mass. 
Deer  Hill  School,  Danbury,  Conn 
Defiance  College,  Defiance,   O. 
Degan    School    for    Boys,    Portland,    Me 
Delafleld-Colvin  School,  Boston,  Mass. 
Delancy  School,   New  York,   N.   Y. 
Delancy  School,  Philadelphia,  Pa 
Delaware  Academy,    Delhi,    N.    Y. 
Delaware  College,    Newark,    Del 
Delaware  Literary  Institute,  Franklin,  N    Y 
Delaware  Ophthalmic  College,  Dover,   Del. 
Denison  Normal  College,  Denison,  la, 
Denison  University,  Granville,  O. 
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Denton  School,  Brooklyn,   N    Y. 

Denver  and  Gross  College  of  Medicine,  Den* 

ver,  Colo 

Jenver  Law  School,   Denver,   Colo 
-Jenver    Normal     and     Preparatory     School, 

Denver,    Colo 

Derby  Academy,    Hingham,    Mass 
Derby  Academy,  Derby,  Vt. 
De   Severmus   School,   Brooklyn,   N    Y. 
Des   Moines   College,   Des    Moines,    la 
Des     Moines     College     of     Dental     Surgery, 

Drake  University,   Des   Moines,   la. 
Des    Moines   Musical    College,    Des,    Moines, 

la 

Des  Moines  School   of   Oratory   and   Expres- 
sion,  Des  Moines,   la. 

Deshler  Female   Institute,    Tuscuxnbia,    Ala 
Detroit  Business  University,    Detroit,    ILich 
Detroit  Church  Academy,  Detroit,  Mich. 
Detroit  College,    Detroit,    Mich 
Detroit  College   of   Law,    Detroit,    Mich 
Detroit  College   of   Medicine,    Detroit,    Mich 
Detioit   College   of  Music,   Detioit,   Mich 
Detroit  Commercial  College,  Detroit,  Mich 
Detroit    Conservatory      of      Music,      Detroit, 

Mich 

Detroit  Hebrew   Institute,    Detroit,   Mich. 
Detroit    Home     and     Day     School,     Detroit, 

Mich 

Detroit  Homeopathic    Medical    College,    De- 
troit,   Mich 

Detroit  Noimal  School,   Detroit,   Tex. 
Detroit  Normal     Training     School,     Detroit, 

Mich 
Detioit  Public  School  for  the  Blind,  Detroit, 

Mich 

Detroit   Seminary,    Detroit,   Mich   . 
Detroit  School  of  Art,   Detroit,  Mich 
Detroit  School  of  Design,  Detroit,  Mich 
Detroit  School   of  Expression,  Detroit,  Mich 
Detroit  School   of  Lettering,   Detroit,   Mich 
Detroit  School    of  Music,   Detroit,    Mich 
Detroit    School      of      Retinoscopy,      Detroit, 

Mich. 

Detroit  Technical  Institute,  Detroit,  Mich 
Detroit  Telegraph  Institute,  Detroit,  Mich 
Detroit  Training  School  of  Elocution  and 

English   Literature,   Detroit,   Mich. 
Detroit  University,   Detroit,  Mich. 
Detroit  University   School,   Detroit,   Mich. 
Deveaux   College,  Niagara  Falls,  N    Y. 
Devlin's  Business  College,   Jackson,   Mich. 
Devon   School,   Devon,   Pa 
Dexter  Christian   College,   Dexter,   Mo. 
Dexter  Normal   School,   Dexter,   la. 
Dibrell  Normal  School,  Sparta,  Tenn. 
Dickinson  College,   Carlisle,  Fa 
Dickinson-Hurst   School,   Syracuse,   N.   Y. 
Dickinson  Preparatory  School,  Carlisle,  Pa 
Dickinson   School   of  Law,    Carlisle,   Pa 
Dickinson  Seminary,   Williamsport,  Pa 
Dickson  College,  Dickson,  Tenn 
Dickson's   Business   College,   Berwick,    Pa 
Dillenbeck    School    of    Expression,     Kansas 

City,  Mo. 

Dillon  Lutheran  Congregational  School,  Dil- 
lon,  Iowa 

Dilworth  Hall,   Pittsburgh,  Pa 
DInwiddie's    University    School,    Clarkavllle, 

Tenn. 

Dinwiddie's    University    School,    Charlottes- 
vllle,  Va. 


Diocesan  Seminary  of  the  Immaculate  Con- 
ception, South  Orange,  N.  J 
District   Agricultural    School,   Manassas,   Va. 
Divinity   School   of  the  Protestant   Episcopal 

Church,  Philadelphia,   Pa. 
Doane  Academy,  Granville,   O 
Doane  College,     Crete,    Neb 
Dodd's     Commercial     College,     Canon     City, 

Colo 
Dodge   Institute    of   Telegraphy,    Valparaiso, 

Ind 

Dodge's  Business  College,   Tazewell,  Va 
Dominican   Academy,   Fall    River,    Mass. 
Dominican  College,    San   Rafael,   Calif. 
Donald   Fraser  Academy,   Decatur,    Ga. 
Donaldson-Davidson    Academy,    Fayetteville, 

N    C 

Doolittle    School    (for   Backward    Children), 
Binghampton,   N    Y. 
Dorchester  Academy,  Mclntosh,   Ga. 
Dorland  Institute,   Hot  Springs,  N.   C 
Dorr's  School,  New  York,  N.  Y 
Doswell  Institute,  Newport,   Ark. 
Dougherty's       Actual       Business       Training 

School,   Topeka,  Kan 

Douglas  Business  College,  Charleroi,  Pa 
Douglas  Business  College,    Connellsville,    Pa. 
Douglas  Business  College,     McKeesport,    Pa. 
Douglas  County  Normal   School,   Ava,    Mo. 
Douglas  Schuler   School,  Waco,   Tex. 
Douglas  Select  School,  Waco,   Texas 
Douglasville   College,   Douglasville,    Ga. 
Dover  Business  College,   Dover,   N    H 
Dover    Business    College,    Dover,    N     J 
Dover  Plains  Academy,   Dover  Plains,   N    Y. 
Dow    Academy,    Franconia,    N.    H 
Dow's    School    for    Girls,    BriarclifCe    Manor, 

N    Y. 
Downmgton      Industrial      and      Agricultural 

School,   Downmgton,   Pa. 
Doyle  College,   Doyle   Station,    Tenn. 
Dr    Martin  Luther  College,  New  Ulm,   Minn. 
Drake  Business  College,  Bayonne,  N.  J. 
Drake  Business  College,   Jersey   City,   N.  J. 
Drake  Business  College,    Orange,   N.   J. 
Drake   College,    East   Orange,   N.   J 
Drake  Commercial  School,  Syracuse,  N".  Y. 
Drake  School   of  Music,    Des  Moines,   la. 
Drake  University,   Des   Moines,    la. 
Drake's  School,  New  York,   N.  Y. 
Draketown     Baptist     Institute,     Draketown, 

Ga 

Draper's  Private  School,   Salem,  Mass 
Draughon's  Bus    College,    Montgomery,    Ala. 
Draughon's  Bus    College,   Fort   Smith,   Ark. 
Draughon's  Bus    College,  Little   Rock,   Ark. 
Draughon's  Bus    College,  Washington,   D    C. 
Draughon's  Bus    College,    Jacksonville,     Fla 
Draughon's  Bus    College,   Atlanta,    Ga 
Draughon's  Bus    College,   Evansville,   Ind 
Draughon's  Bus    College,    Fort    Scott,   Kan. 
Draughon's  Bus    College,    Paducah,    Ky. 
Draughon's  Bus    College,  Alexandria,   La 
Draughon's  Bus    College,    Shreveport,    La. 
Draughon's  Bus.  College,    Jackson,    Miss 
Draughon's  Bus    College,    Kansas    City,    Mo. 
Draughon's  Bus    College,    St    Louis,   Mo. 
Draughon's  Bus    College,  Springfield,  Mo. 
Draughon's  Bus    College,  Raleigh,  N    C. 
Draughon's  Bus    College,   Muskogee,   Okla. 
Draughon's  Bus    College,    Oklahoma,    Okla. 


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Draughon's  Bus    College,  Columbia,   S    C. 
Draughon's  Bus    College,    Knoxville,    Tenn 
Draughon's  Bus    College,    Memphis,     Tenn 
Draughon's  Bus    College,    Nashville,    Tenn 
Draughon's  Bus    College,   Austin,   Tex 
Draughon's  Bus    College,   Dallas,   Tex. 
Draughon's  Bus    College,  Denison,    Tex 
Draughon's  Bus    College,   El   Paso,   Tex. 
Draughon's  Bus    College,    Fort    Worth,    Tex 
Draughon's  Bus.  College,     Galveston,     Tex 
Draughon's  Bus    College,   Tyler,   Tex 
Draughon's      Bus       College,      San     Antonio, 

Texas 

Draughon's   Bus    College,   Houston,   Texas 
Drew   Seminary  for  Young  Women,   Carmel, 

N    Y 

Drew   Theological  Seminary,   Madison,  N    J 
Drexel    Institute    Library    School,    Philadel- 
phia, Pa 

Dnllery,  The,  Washington,  D    C 
Drumm's  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Drury  Academy,  Aledo,  111. 
Drury  Academy,   Springfield,   Mo 
Drury   College,    Springfield,   Mo. 
Dubois  College  of  Business  Dubois,  Pa. 
Dubuque   College,   Dubuque,    la 
Dudley  Business  College,  San  Francisco,  Cal 
Due  West  Female  College,   Due  West,   S    C 
Duffs  Business  College,  Beaver  Falls,  Pa 
Duff's    College,    Crafton,    Pa. 
Duff's   College,   McKeesport,    Pa. 
Duff's   College,    Pittsburg,    Pa. 
Duffs  Mercantile  College,   Pittsburgh,   Pa. 
Duke's  Private   School,  Binghampton,  N    Y 
Duke    School    for    Stammerers,    Minneapolis, 

Minn 

Duluth   Business  University,    Duluth,   Minn. 
Dummer  Academy,  South  Byfleld,  Mass 
Duncan's  Davenport  Business  College,  Dav- 
enport, la. 

Dunn  County    Schools,    Menomlnee,    Wis 
Dunsmore  -Business  College,   Staunton,  Va 
Dunwoody   Industrial   Institute,   Minneapolis, 

Minn 

Duquesne  "University  Pittsburgh,  Pa 
Dwight  Institute,   Brwin,   Tenn 
Dwight  School,  New  York,  N    Y. 
Dwight  School  for  Girls,  Elnglewood,  N    J. 
Dyke  School  of  Business,  Cleveland,  Ohio 
D'Youville  Academy,  Plattsburg,  N.  Y. 
D'Youville  College,  Buffalo,  N.  Y 

E 

E.  Meta  Bond  College,   Minto,   Okla. 

Eagan  School  of  Business,     Hackensack,     N. 
J 

Eagan  School  of  Business,  Hoboken,  N    J 

Eagan  School  of  Business,   New  York,   N.  Y. 

Earlham  Academy,   Earlham,   la. 

Earlham  College,   Richmond,  Ind. 

Earp  Academy,   Oil  City,  Pa, 

East  Carolina     Teachers     Training     School, 
Greenville,  N.  C. 

East  Central  State  Normal,  Ada,   Okla. 

East  Corinth  Academy,  East  Corinth,  Mo 

East  Greenwich   Academy,    East   Greenwich, 
K 

East  Liberty  Academy,   Pittsburgh,   Pa. 

East  Lynne   College,   Buffalo,   Ky. 

East  Maine     Conference     Seminary,     Bucks- 
port,   Me. 
East  Ohio  Business  College,  Canton,  O. 


East  Orange  School,   East  Orange,  N.  J. 

East  Oregon  State  Normal,   Weston,  Ore 

East  Spi  ing-field  Academy,  East  Springfield, 
N  Y. 

East  Stroudsburg  State  Normal  School,  East 
Stroudsburg,  Pa. 

East  Tennessee  State  Normal,  Johnson  City, 
Tenn 

East  Texas  Baptist  Institute,  Busk,   Tex. 

East  Texas  Normal  College,  Commerce,  Tex 

Eastein  College,    Manassas,  Va. 

Eastern  District  Business  Institute,  Brook- 
lyn, N  Y 

Eastern  Illinois  State  Normal,  Charleston, 
111 

Eastern  Iowa  School  for  the  Deaf,  Dubuque, 
la 

Eastern  Kentucky  Normal  School,  Rich- 
mond, Ky. 

Eastern  Maine  Institute,   Springfield,  Me 

Eastern  Oregon  Commercial  College,  Baker 
City,  Ore. 

Eastern  Oregon  State  Normal,  Weston,  Ore 

Eastern  State   Normal    School,    Castme,    Me. 

Eastern  School   of  Telegraphy,   Lebanon,   Pa 

Eastern  University  Preparatory  School, 
Claremore,  Okla 

Eastman-Gaines  School,   New  York,  N    Y 

Eastman-Games  School,  Poughkeepsie,  N    Y 

Eastman  Private  School,  Grand  Rapids, 
Mich 

Eastman  School,   Washington,   D    C. 

Eastman  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Eastman  School,   Poughkeepsie,   N.  Y. 

Easton  Academy,  Easton,  Pa. 

Easton  School  of  Business,  Easton,  Fa. 

Eaton  and  Burnett  Business  College,  Balti- 
more, Md. 

Eau  Claire  Academy.    Eau    Claire,    Pa. 

Eau  Claire  Business  College,  Eau  <_ialre, 
Wis. 

Ebenezer  Orphans'  Home,  Flat  Rock,   O 

Ebensburg  Elementary  School,  Ebensburg, 
Pa 

Ebensburg  Normal    School,    Ebensburgr,    Pa 

Eckstein  Norton  University,  Canespring.  Ky. 

Eclectic  Business  College,  Minneapolis, 
Minn. 

Eclectic  Medical  College,    Indianapolis,    Ind 

Eclectic  Medical  College,    Cincinnati,    O 

Eclectic  Osteopathic  Institute,  New  York, 
N.  Y. 

Eclectic  Shorthand  School,   Brooklyn,   N.   Y. 

Eddy  Literary  and  Scientific  Institute,  Eddy, 
Tex 

Eden  College,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Eden    Park   School,    Cincinnati,    O. 

Edgar  School,   Montgomery,  Ala 

Edgewood  School,  Madlaon.  Wis 

Edge-worth  School,  Baltimore,   Md. 

Edmboro   State  Normal  School,  Edlnboro,  Pa 

Edmiston  Academy  of  Business,  Buffalo, 
N  Y. 

Edmiston   Business   College,   Cleveland,    O 

Educational    Institute,    Cincinnati,    O. 

Edward  Waters  College,   Jacksonville,   Fla 

Edwards  Academy,  White  Fine,   Tenn. 

Edwards  College,  Albion,  Wash 

Edwards  Industrial  High  School,  Edwards, 
Miss 

Edwardsville    Seminary,   Eclectic,    Ala. 

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Eighth  District  Agricultural  School,  Athens, 

Ala. 

Eighth  District    Agricultural    School,    Madi- 
son,   Ga 

El  Paso  Military   Institute,   El   Paso,   Tex 
El  Paso  School  for  Girls,  El  Paso,  Tex. 
Elbndge  Union  School,  Elbridge,  N.  T 
Eldersridge  Academy,   Eldersridge,   Pa 
Elderton   Academy,   Elderton,   Pa 
Electric  City   Business  College,    Great  Falls, 

Mont 
Electrical   Engineering  Institute,  New  York, 

N     Y. 

Eleventh  District  Agricultural  School,  Doug- 
las,   Ga 

Elgin  Academy,  Elgin,  111 
Elgin  Business   College,   Elgin,    111 
Elizabeth   College  and  Conservatory,   Salem, 

Va 
Elizabetn     Commercial     College,     Elizabeth, 

N    J 

Elizabethtown    College,    Elizabethtown,    Pa. 
Elizabeth  Mead  School,  Norwalk,  Conn 
Elizabeth    Normal      and      Tjaming      School, 

Elizabeth,   N    J 
Elizabeth    Seminary    and    Business    School, 

Elizabeth,   W    Va 

Elizabeth   Training   School,  Petersburg,  Tenn 
Elk    Creek    Training   Schol,    Elk   Creek,   Va, 
Elk  Horn  Lutheran  College,  Elk  Horn,   la. 
Elkhart  Business  College,  Elkhart,   Ind 
Elkmont   High   School,   Elkmont,   Ala 
Elijay  Institute,  Eli  jay,  Ga 
Elliman    Kindergarten    Normal,    New    York, 

N    Y 

Elliott  Com'l  School,  Clarksburg,    W    Va 
Elliott  Com'l  School,  Charleston,    W     Va 
Elliott  Com'l  School,  Fairmount,    W    Va. 
Elliott  Com'l  School,  Wheeling,     W.    Va 
Elliot's  Business  College,   Burlington,   la 
Ellis   Institute,    Elgin,    111 
Ellsworth  Business  School,  Brooklyn,  N    Y 
Ellsworth  Business  College,   Pittsburgh,  Pa 
Ellsworth   College,  Iowa  Falls,   la. 
Elm    Hill    Private    Institution    for    Feeble- 

Minded  Youth,   Barre,   Mass 
Elm  Hill   School,   Roxbury,   Mass 
Elmhurst  Academy,   St    Helena,   Calif. 
Elmhurst  School  for  Girls,  Connersville,  Ind 
Elmira  Business  Institute,  Elmira,  N  Y 
Elmira   College   for   Women,    Elimra,    N    Y 
Elmira  Training  School,  Elmira,  N.  Y. 
"Elms"   School  for  Girls,   Springfield,  Mass 
Elmwood    Conservatory    of    Music*    Buffalo, 

N,   Y. 

Elmwood  Home   School,    Chicago,    111 
Elmwood  Institute,    Celeste,    Tex 
Elmwood  Seminary,    Farmington,   Mo. 
Elon  College,  Elon  College  F    O,  N    C 
Elyria  Business  College,  Elyna,  O. 
Ely  School  for  Girls,  Greenwich,  Conn 
Emerson  College,  Campbell,  Tex 
Emerson  College   of   Oratory,   Boston,    Mass 
Emerson  Industrial    Institute,    Mobile,    Ala, 
Emerson  Institute,  Washington,  D    C 
Emerson  Memorial  Home  School,  Ocala,  Fla, 
Emerson    Normal    and    Industrial    Institute, 

Mobile,  Ala 

Emma  Wlllard  School,   Troy,   N.  Y. 
Emery   Stake  Academy,    Castle  Dale,    Utah 
Emmanuel  Academy,   Toledo,   O 


Emmanuel    School    for    Feeble    Minded,    Fall 

River,   Mass 
Emmanuel       Missionary      College,       Berrien 

Springs,   Mich 

Emmanuel's  Academy,    Dayton,   O 
Emmette  School,   Middletown,    Conn 
Emory  College,  Oxford,  Ga 
Emory  and  Henry   College,   Emory,   Va 
Emory   University,    Atlanta,    Ga 
Empire     Business     College,     Walla     Walla, 

Wash 

Emporia   Business    College,    Empona,    Kan. 
Emporia    School    of    Music    and    Art,    Em- 
poria, Kan 

Endeavor    Academy,    Endeavor,    Wis. 
Englehorn  Business  College,  Spokane,  Wash 
Englewood      Boarding      School,      Albemarle, 

N    C 

Englewood  Business  College,  Chicago,  111. 
Englewood  Musical  College,  Chicago,  111 
Englewood  School  for  Boys,  Englewood, 

N    J 
English     and     Classical     School,     Paterson, 

N   J 

English  and  Classical  School,   Dayton,   O 
English    and     Classical    School,     Pawtucket, 

R    I 
English    and    French    School,    Chattanooga, 

Tenn 

English  Collegiate  School,  Colfax,  Wash 
English-German   Academy,    Akron,   O. 
Enid  Business  College,  Enid,   Okla 
Enna  Conservatory  of  Music,  Des  Moines,  la 
Ensworth-Central  Med.  Coll ,  St   Joseph,  Mo 
Enterprise     Normal     Academy,     Enterprise, 

Kan 

Ephpheta  School  for  the  Deaf,  Chicago,   111 
Epiphany  Academy,  aioux  City,  la 
Epiphany  Apostolic  College,   Baltimore,   Md. 
Esplande    Avenue    High    Schools,    New    Or- 
leans, La 

Episcopal  Academy,    Philadelphia,    Pa 
Episcopal  Theological    Seminary,    Cambridge, 

Mass 

Epworth  Seminary,  Epworth,   Ga 
Epworth  Seminary,   Iiipworth,    la. 
Epworth  University,     Oklahoma,     Okla 
Eric  Forest  School,  Duxbury,   Mass 
Eric  Pape  School   of  Art,  Boston,  Mass 
Erie  Business  College,  Erie,  Pa 
Erie  Normal  Training  School,  Erie,  Pa 
Erskine  Academy,    South   China,   Me 
Eiskine  College,  Duewest,  4S    C 
Erskine      Theological      Seminary,      Duewest, 

S    C 
Essex    Classical    Institute,    Essex    Junction, 

Vt 

Essex  County  Grammar  School,  Concord,  Vt 
Essex  Institute,    Salem,   Mass. 
Ethical  Culture  School,   New  York,   N    Y 
Euclid    School,    Brooklyn,    N    Y. 
Eugene  Bible  University,  Eugene,  Ore. 
•Ruphradian   Institute,    Franklin,    Va 
Eureka  Business   College,   Eureka,   Calif. 
Eureka  College,  Eureka,  III 
Eureka  Lutheran  College,  Eureka,  S.  D 
Evangelical  Luth    Acad ,  North  Amherst,  O 
Evangelical  Luthern  College,  Brenhaxn,  Tex. 
Evangelical  Lutheran    College,    Newhall,    la. 
Evangelical  Lutheran    Deaf-Mute    Institute. 

North  Detroit,  Mich. 


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Evangelical      Lutheran      Immanuel      School, 

Dunkerton,  Iowa 
Evangelical     Lutheran     St      John's     School, 

Lyons,   Io\i  a 
Evangelical    Lutheran    School,    Lone    Rock, 

Iowa 
Evangelical   Lutheran   School,   Williamsburg, 

Iowa. 
Evangelical  Lutheran  Theological  Seminary, 

Columbus,    Ohio- 
Evangelical     Lutheran     School,     Canastota, 

S    D 
Evangelical  Lutheran      Prosemmary,      Bren- 

ham,  Tex 

Evangelical  Lutheran  School,   Delmont,   S  D 
Evangelical  Lutheran  Theological   Seminary. 

Wauwatosa,  Wis 
Evangelical  Lutheran   Theological   Seminary, 

Maywood,   111 

Evangelical  Prosemmary,   Elxnhurst,   111. 
Evangelical  Theological      Seminary,     Naper- 

ville,   III 

Evangelical  Zion's  School,   Lowden,   la. 
Evans  School  for  Boys,  Mesa,  Ariz 
E\ans  School   of  Cartooning,  Cleveland,  O 
Evanston    Academy    of    Northwestern    Uni- 
versity,  Evanston,  111 

Evanston    Classical    School,    Evanston,    111 
Evansville  Seminary,   EvansviIIe,  Wis 
Evening  Technical  School,  Jersey  Citv,  N    J 
Everett  Business  College,  Everett,  Wash 
Everett  Institute,   Spearsville,   La 
Everett  Springs    Seminary,    Everett    Springs, 

Ga. 

Ewmg  College,  Ewing,  111. 
Swing  School,   Colorado   Springs,   Colo. 
Ewmgton   Academy,   Ewmgton,    O. 
Excelsior  Busiross   College,    Youngstown,    O 
Excelsior  Business  School,   Brooklyn,   N    Y 
Excelsior  Collegiate  Institute,   Jett,   Ky. 
Excelsior  Commercial     Institute,     Rochester. 

N.  Y 

Excelsior   Institute,   Jett,    Kan 
Exposition  Cotton  Mill  School,  Atlanta,  Ga 


Fairburn    Institute,    Fairburn,     Ga, 
Fairfield  Academy,   Fairfield,   Conn 
Fairfield    Academy,    Pairfield,    la 
Fairfleld   Union    Academy,    Pleasantville,    O 
Fairmont   Seminary,   Washington,   D    C 
Fairmount  State  ^Normal  School,  Fairmount 

W    Va 
Fairmount    Academy    and    Normal    School 

Fairmount,   Ind. 

Fairmount  College,    Fairmount,    Ga 
Fairmount  College,   Sulphur,   Ky 
Fairmount  College,  Wichita,  Kan 
Fairmount  School  for  Girls,  Monteagle,  Tens 
Fair-view  Academy,   Broadheadsville,   Pa 
Falkville    Normal    College,    Falkville,    Ala 
Fall's  Business   College,   Nashville,   Tenn 
Falls  City  Business  College,  Falls  City,  Neb 
Fanbault    Business    and    Normal,    Fanbault, 

Minn 

Fargo  College,  Pargo,  N   D 
Fargo   Conservatory  of  Music,   Fargo,   N    D 
Farm  and  Trade  School,  Boston,  Mass. 
Farmer  Institute,  Farmer,   N.   C 
Farmers'     Business     College,     Fort     Worth 
Texas 


Farmington   Academy,    Farmmgton,   N     C 
Farmington   State  Normal,   Farmington,   Me 
Farnham  Academy,   Farnham,  Va 
Farnum  Preparatoiy  School,  Beverly,   N    J 
Farrar    School    of   Voice    and    Piano,    Nash- 
ville,   Tenn 

Farwell  Hall,  Wells  River,  Vt 
Fasnacht's  Graded  Institute,  New  Iberia,  La 
Faulkner  School,   Chicago,  111 
Faulkner's  School,  Dedham,  Mass 
Fauntleroy  Hall   School,   Roxbury,  Mass 
Fauquier  Institute,   Warrenton,   Va 
Fawcett  School  of  Industrial  Arts,  Newark, 

N    J 

Fawn  Grove   Academy,  Fawn   Grove,   Pa 
Fay  School,  Southboiough,  Mass 
Fayette   Academy,   Fayette,   Ala 
Fayettevilie   Academy,   Fayetteville,   W    Va 
Female  Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Bos- 
ton,   Mass 

Female  Academy  of  the   Sacred  Heart,  Al- 
bany,  N.   Y 

Female  Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Ken- 
wood, N    Y 
Female  Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,   New 

York,   N    Y 
Female     Academy     of     the     Sacred     Heart, 

Rochester,    N    Y 

Female  Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Cin- 
cinnati,  O 

Female  Institute    of    the    Visitation,    Brook- 
lyn,  N.  Y 
Female    Orphan     School     of     the     Christian 

Church  of  Missouri,  Camden  Point,  Mo. 
Female  Seminary,   Wilkes-Barre,   Pa 
Ferguson-Syms  School,  New  York,  N   Y 
Ferguson-Williams  N    and  P    College,  Abby- 

ville,    S     C 

Feirell  School  for  Boys,  New  Orleans,  La. 
Ferris  Institute,    Ferris,    Tex. 
Perns   Institute,   Big   Rapids,  Mich. 
Ferry  Hall,   Lake  Forest,   111 
Fessenden   Academy,    Fessenden,    Fla 
Fessenden   School,    West  Newton,   Mass 
Fielden  Chase  School  for  Girls,  Providence, 

R.    I. 

Fielding  Academy,   Paris,  Idaho 
Fifth  Avenue  Secretarial  School,  New  York, 

N.  Y 
Fifth  District  Agricultural  School,  Wetump- 

ka,  Ala 
Fifth  Distuct   Agricultural    School,    Monroe, 

Ga. 

Finch  School,  New  York,  N    Y 
Fmdlay  College,  Findlay,  O 
Fmdlay  Business  College,  Findlay,  Ohio 
Fine  Arts  Academy  of  Denver,  Denver,  Colo 
Fine  Arts  Institute,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Fmlay    Engineering    College,    Kansas    City, 

Mo 
Finnish    Working    People's    College,    Smith- 

ville,    Minn 
First  District  Agricultuial  School,   Jackson, 

AJa 

First  District  Ague    School,  Statesboro,   Ga. 
First    Pennsylvania    State    Normal     School. 

Millersville.   Pa 

Fishburne  Military  School,  Waynesboro.  Va. 
Fisher   Business   College,   Boston,   Mass 
Fisher    Business    College,    Somerville,    Mass 
Fisher   Winter    Hill    Business    College,    Bos- 
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Fisher's    Kindergarten    of    Fine    Arts,    Bos- 
ton,   Mass 

Fisk  University,   Nashville,  Tenn 
Fiske    Academy,    Hilham,    Tenn. 
Fltchburg  Business  College,  Fitchburg,  Mass 
Fitting    School    for    Boys    and    Girls,    Cam- 
bridge, Mass 
Fitzgerald     Business     School,     Schenectady, 

N    Y 

Fitzgerald  &  Clark  School,  Tullahoma,  Tenn 
Flatbush  Commercial  School,  Brooklyn,  NY 
Flatbush  School,  Brooklyn,  N   Y. 
Flagg's  School,  Riverside,  R.  I. 
Fleet  School,  Flat  Rock,  N    C 
Fleming  High   School,   Johnstonville,   Ga 
Flint-Bliss   Business    College,    Flint,    Mich 
Flint  Medical   College,   New   Orleans,   La 
Flora  McDonald  College,  Red  Springs,  N   C 
Florence  College,  Florence,  Tex 
Florence  School  for  Girls,  Washington,  D   C 
Florence    University    for    Women,    Florence, 

Ala 

Florida    Agricultural    and    Mechanical    Col- 
lege, Tallahassee,  Fla 

Honda  Baptist  College,    Jacksonville,   Fla 
Florida  Institute,   Live  Oak,   Fla. 
Florida  Military  Academy,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 
Florida  Normal    Institute,    Madison,    Fla 
Florida  School  for  Blind,   Deaf  and  Dumb, 

St.  Augustine,  Fla 

Florida  State     College    for    Women,    Talla- 
hassee,   Fla 

Flour  City  Business  School,  Rochester,  N  Y 
"Flower  Villa,"    Seneca  Falls,   N.  Y. 
Floydoda     Presbyterian     College,     Floydoda, 

Tex. 

Flushing  Institute,   Flushing,  N.   Y. 
Flushing  Seminal y,  New  York,    N    Y 
Fo garth   Hall,   Westchester,    Pa. 
Folts  Mission  Institute,  Herkimer,  N  Y. 
Fontgarth  School,  West  Chester,  Pa. 
Font    Hill    Private    Institution    for    Feeble- 
Minded,   Ellicott  City,   Md 
Foote  School  for  Girls,  Danbury,  Conn 
Ford  Business  School,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y 
Ford  School  for  Girls,  Ashevllle,  N.  C. 
Ford's   Business    College,    Little    Rock,    Ark. 
Ford's  Preparatory   School,    Austin,   Tex: 
Fordham  University,   Fordham,   N    Y 
Fordham   University,    New   York,   N.  Y. 
Fordham     University    College    of    Medicine, 

New  York,  N.  Y. 
Fordham   University    College   of   Pharmacy, 

New   York,    N.    Y. 

Fordham    University,    School    of   Law,    New- 
York.  N.  Y. 
Fordham     University,     St.     John's     College, 

Fordham,  N    Y. 

Fordham  University,  School  of  Law,  Fort- 
ham,  N.  Y. 

Forest   Business    College,    London,    S.    C. 
Forest  Home  Academy,   Mt.  Vernon,  Wash. 
Forest  Park  University,   St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Forest  Ridge  Convent,   Seattle,  Wash 
Fork    Union    Military   College,    Folk   Union, 

Va. 

Fort  Edward  Collegiate  Institute,  Fort  Ed- 
ward, N.  Y. 

Fort  Hays  Branch  Experiment  Station  of 
the  State  Agricultural  College,  Hays, 
Kan. 


Fort    Hembree    Business    Institute,    Hayes- 

ville,    N     C 

Fort  Lamar  High  School,  Ft   Lamar,  Ga 
Fort  Lewis  Training  School,  Durango,    Colo 
Fort  Loudoun  Seminary,  Winchester,  Va. 
Fort  Madison  Business   College,   Fort  Madi- 
son, la 
Fort  Mohave    Indian    School,    Mohave    City, 

Ariz 
Fort  Scott    Collegiate    Institute,    Fort    Scott, 

Kan 

Fort  Smith  Com'l  College,  Fort  Smith,  Ark 
Fort  Valley    High     and    Industrial    School, 

Fort   Valley,    Ga 

Fort  Wayne   Art   School,   Ft    Wayne,    Ind. 
Fort  Wayne   Conservatory.    Ft     Wayne,   Ind 
Fort  Worth    Business    College,    Fort   "Worth, 

Tex 
Fort    Worth    Hebrew    School,    Fort   Worth, 

Texas 

Fort  Worth  Industrial  and  Mechanical  Col- 
lege   (colored),   Fort   Worth,    Tex. 
Fort  Worth  School  of  Medicine,  Fort  "Worth, 

Texas 

Fort  Worth  University,  Fort  Worth,  Tex 
Fort  Yuma   Training  School,  Yuma,   Ariz. 
Foster   Business   College,   Bartlesville,    Okla. 
Foster's  School,   Oak  Lane,   Pa 
Fostoria   Business   College,    Fostoria,    O 
Fountain  City  Bus    Coll ,  Fond  du  Lac,  Wis 
Four   Gables,    Fair    Oaks,    Calif 
Fourth  District    Agricultural    School,     Syra- 

cauga,  Ala 

Fourth  District  Agricultural  School,  Carroll- 
ton,  Ga 

Fox-Buonamici,    Boston,    Mass. 
Foxcroft   Academy,   Foxcroft,    Me 
Frances    Shimer   Academy,    Mt     Carroll,    in 
Francestown  Academy,   Francestown,    N    H 
Franciscan    Monastery,    Humphrey,    Neb 
Frank    Hughes    College.    Clifton,    Tenn 
Franklin  Academy,  Boston,  Mass 
Franklin  Academy,  Malone,  N.  Y. 
Franklin  Academy,   Franklin,   Neb. 
Franklin  and  Marshall  Academy,  Lancaster 

Franklin  and  Marshall     College,     Lancaster, 

Fa 

Franklin  College,  Franklm,   Ind 
Franklin  College,  New  Athens,   O. 
Franklin  Collegiate   Institute,    Franklin,   Ga 
Franklin  Female  College,   Franklin,  Ky 
Franklm  Female  Seminary,  Franklin,   Va. 
Franklin  Institute,    Philadelphia,   Pa 
Franklin  Military    Academy,    Franklin,    Va 
Franklm  School,  Buffalo,  N    Y 
Frinklin  School,    Cincinnati,   O. 
Iranklin   School   of   Business,    Philadelphia, 

Franklin  School,  New  York,  N    Y. 
Franklinton   Christian    College,   Franklinton, 

N.    C. 

Fiedeiick  School   for   Bovs,   Pasadena,   CaL 
Frederick  Seminary,   Frederick,   Md. 
Fredencskburg  College.  Fredericksburg,  Va. 
Fredonia   Business    College,   Fredonia,    Kan. 
Fredoma  Institute,   Fredoma,   Pa 
Free    Will     Baptist    Theological     Seminary, 

Ayden,  N    C. 
Freeburg    Musical     College,    Freeburff,    Pa, 


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Freedom  Academy,   Freedom,   Me. 
Freehold  Military  School,   Freehold,   N.   J 
Freeman  College,    Freeman,    S.    D. 
Freeport  College  of  Commerce,  Freeport,  111 
Fremont  Business  College,  Fremont,  Ohio 
Fremont   College   and   School   of  Pharmacy, 

Fremont,    Neb 

Fremont  Graded  School,  Fremont,  N.  C 
Fremont  Normal   College,   Fremont,   Neb 
French-American   College,    Springfield,   Mass 
French     Camp     Military    Academy,     French 

Camp,  Miss 

Fresno   Business   College,   Fresno,    Calif 
Fresno    State    Normal    Schol,    Fresno,    Calif 
Friedeneck  School  for  Boys,  Pasadena,  Cal. 
Friends'  Academy,  LeGrand,  la. 
Friends'    Academy,    M  cores  town,    N.    J 
Friends'  Academy,  Locust  Valley,  N   Y 
Friends'  Academy,  New  Bedford,  Mass 
Friends'  Academy,  Glen  Cove,  N    Y 
Friends*  Bible  Institute  and  Training  School, 

Cleveland,  O 

Friends'   Bloommgdale  Academy,   Blooming- 
dale,  Ind 

Friends'   Boarding  School,  West  Branch,  la 
Friends*  Boarding  School,  Barnesville,  O. 
Friends'  Central  School,  Philadelphia,  Pa 
Friends'  School,  Baltimore,  Md 
Friends'  School,  Providence,  R    I. 
Friends'  School,  Germantown,  Pa. 
Friends'  School,  Plymouth  Meeting,  Pa 
Friends'   School,  West  Chester,   Pa 
Friends'  Select  School,  Atlantic  City,  N.  J. 
Friends'  Select  School,  Washington,  D    C. 
Friends'  Select  School,  Germantown,  Pa. 
Friends'  Select  School,  Media,  Pa 
Friends'  Select  School,  Philadelphia,  Pa 
Friends'  Seminary,  New  York,  N    Y 
Friends'  University,  Wichita,  Kan 
Friendship  College,  Bockhill,  S    C 
Friendsville  Academy,  Friendsvllle,  Tenn 
Froebel  Academy,  Brooklyn,  N   Y 
Froebel  Institute,  Lansdowne,   Pa 
Froebel  Kindergarten  Training  School,  Kan- 
sas City,  Mo 

Froebel  Normal  Institute,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Froebel   School   of  Kindergartening,   Boston, 

Mass 

Frof>bellian  Train    School,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Fryoburg  Academy,  Fryeburg,  Me 
Fultonhaxn  Academy,  Fultonham,  O 
Funk  Seminary,  La  Grange,  Ky 
Furman   Fitting  School,    Greenville,   S.   C 
Furxnan  University,  Greenville,  S.  C. 


Gaffney  Shorthand  School,  New  York,  N   Y 

Gainesville  Bus    College,  Gainesville,  Tex 

Galahad  School  for  Boys,  Hillside,  Wls 

Gale  College,  Galesville,  Wia> 

Gallagher-March  Bus   Col.,  San  Francisco. 

Gallaudet  College,  Washington,   D    C. 

Gallaudet  College  for  the  Deaf,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C. 

Gallaudet  School  for  the  Deaf,  St.  Louie, 
Ho. 

Gallaudet  School,  St    Louis,  Mo 

Galloway  Female  College,  Searcey,  Ark. 

Gamage's  School.  T)r ,  Pauling,  N.  Y. 


Gamble   School,    Santa   Barbara,    Calif. 

Gammon  Theological  Seminary,  Atlanta,  Ga 

Gammon    Theological    Seminary.    South    At- 
lanta, Ga. 

Garden  Military  Ac'd'y,  San  Antonio,   Tex 

Garden  City  Business  College,  San  Francisco 

Gardner    Commercial    School,    Battle    Creek, 
Mich 

Gardner  School   for  Girls,  New  York,  N.   Y. 

Gar  field  Conservatory  of  Music,  Chicago,  111. 

Garland  School,  Boston,   Mass 

Garr  Institute,   Goshen,   N.  Y. 

Garret t  Biblical  Institute,  Evanston,  111 

Garrett's    School    for    Little    Deaf    Children, 
Bala,  Pa 

Garrison  Forest  School,  Garrison,  Md. 

Gairison  Home  School  for  Enfeebled  and  De- 
fective Minds,  Cranberry,  N    J 

Garrott's  School,  Brooklyn,  N   Y 

Garrott's  School  for  Young  Ladies  and  Chil- 
dren,   Brooklyn,   N    Y 

Garsline's  Business  School,  New  York,  N    Y. 

Gaston  Academy,  Gastoma,  N.  C. 

Gaston  College,   Dallas,   N.   C 

Gate  City   Medical  College,   Texarkana,   Tex. 

Gates  Academy,   Neligh,   Neb 

Gay  Hill  Female  School,  Charlotte  Hall,  Md 

Gaylesville   High    School,    Gaylesville,    Ala 

Gaylord    Hall,    Platte    City,    Mo. 

Gaylord  Institute,  Platte  City,  Mo 

Gaynor  Studios,  St.  Joseph,  Mo 

Gem  City  Business  College,  Quincy,  111 

General   Society   of   Mechanics   and   Trades- 
man School,  New  York,  N    Y. 

General  Theological  Seminary  of  the  Protes- 
tant Episcopal  Church,  New  York,  N  Y. 

Genesee  Wesleyan  Com    School,  Lima,  N.  Y 

Genesee  Wesleyan  Seminary,  Lima,  N    Y 

Geneseo  Collegiate  Institute,  Geneseo,  111 

Geneva  Business  Tram    Inst ,   Geneva,  N    Y. 

Geneva  College,  Beaver  Falls,  Pa 

Genoa   Indian    School.    Genoa,    Neb. 

George  Junior  Republic,  Litchfield,  Conn 

George  R    Smith  College,  Sedalia,  Mo. 

George  School  for  the  Blind.   Macon.   Ga. 

George  School,  George  School  P    O,  Pa. 

George  Stevens  Academy,  Bluehill,  Me 

George  Washington  University,  Washington, 
D    C. 

Georgetown  College,  Georgetown,  Ky 

Georgetown  College,   Washington,   D    C. 

Georgetown    Pieparatory    School,    Washing- 
ton, D    C 

Georgetown  University,  Washington,  D    C 

Georgia- Alabama  Bus    College,  Macon,  Ga, 

Georgia   Business   College,   Augusta,    Ga. 

Georgia    College    of    Eclectic    Medicine    and 
Surgery.  Atlanta,  Ga 

Georgia  Medical  College,  University  of  Geor- 
gia, Augusta,  Ga 

Georgia  Military  Academy,  Atlanta,  Ga 
Georgia  Military  Academy,  Milledgeville,  Ga. 

Georgia  Normal  College,   Douglas,   Ga. 
Georgia  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  MU- 

ledgeville,  Ga 

Georgia  School  of  Technology,  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Georgia  School   for  the  Deaf,  Cave   Spring, 
Ga* 

Georgia  School  for  the  Deaf,  Macon,  Ga 
Georgia   State   Industrial    College    (colored), 
Savannah,  Ga. 


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Georgia  State  College  of  Agriculture  and 
Mechanic  Arts,  Athens,  Ga 

Georgie  Robertson  Christian  College,  Hender- 
son, Tenn 

Gerlach  Academy,  Brielle,  N.  J 

German-American  School,  Jersey  City,  N   J. 

German-American  Conservatory  of  Music, 
Chicago,  111. 

German  College,  Mount  Pleasant,  la. 

German-English  Academy,  Milwaukee,  "Wls. 

German-English  Luth.  School,  Lowden,  la. 

German  Evangelical  Missouri  College,  St. 
Louis 

German  Evangelical  Lutheran  School,  Shloc- 
ton.  Wis 

Geiman  Evangelical  Lutheran  Seminary,  St. 
Paul,  Minn 

German     Evangelical     Lutheran     Seminary, 

Springfield,  111 
German     Evangelical     Lutheran     Teachers' 

Seminary,  Addison,  111 

German  Evangelical  St   John's  School,  Clar- 
ence, la 
German     Evangelical     Zion's     School,     Yam 

Horn,   Iowa. 

German  Lutheran  School,   Braddock,   Pa 
German  Lutheran  School,  Nasho-tah,  Wis. 
German    Lutheran   Zion    School,    Davenport, 

Iowa 

German  Martin  Luther  Sem  ,  Buffalo,  N    Y. 
German  Parish  Academy,  Dowling,   Ohio. 
German  Parochial  School,   Denison,   Iowa. 
German  Parochial  School,  Manilla,  Iowa. 
German   Presbyterian   Theological   School   of 

the  Northwest,  Dubuque,  la 
German  School,  Ridgeway,  N    C. 
German  School,   Arcadia,   Iowa. 
German     Theological     School     of     Newark, 

Blooxnfield,  N  J 
German    Theological    Seminary,    Warrenton, 

Mo. 
German  Zion   Lutheran   School,    Ocheyedan, 

Iowa. 

Germantown  Academy,  Germantown,  Pa 
Germantown  Bus    College,  Philadelphia,  Pa, 
Gerrish's  School,  New  York,  N.  T. 
Gerson  Dramatic  School,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Gethsemane  College,  Gethsemane,  Ky. 
Gethsemane  College,  Trappfst,  Ky. 
Gibbes  School,  Charleston,  S.  C. 
Gibson  Academy,  Gibson,  N    C 
Gibson-Mercer  Academy,  Bowman,  Ga. 
Gibson's  School,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Gilbert    Academy    and    Industrial    College, 

Baldwin,  La 

Gilbert  High   School.  Winsted,  Conn. 
Oilman  Country  School,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Gilliam  Academy,  Morton  Store,  N.   C. 
Glrard  College  for  Orphans.  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Girls'  Collegiate  Lower  School,  Los  Angeles, 

Calif. 

Girls'  Collegiate  School,  Los  Angeles,  Calif 
Girls'  Latin  School,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Girton  School,  WInnetka,  111 
Gitting  Seminary,  La  Harpe,   111. 
Gladeville    College,   Wise,   Va. 
Glen  lCd$n  School,  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y. 
Glendale  College,   Glendale,  O 
Glens  Falls  Academy,  Glens  Falls,  N.  Y. 
Glonville  Academy,  Glenville,  Pa. 


Glen\ille  State  Nor  School,  Glenville,  W  Va 
Glenwood  Business  College,  Glenwood,  Iowa. 
Glenwood  College  Institute,  Matawan,  N  J 
Glenwood  Manual  Training  School,  Glen- 
wood, 111. 

Globe  Business  College,  St    Paul,  Minn 
G'oucester  Academ\,  Gloucester,  Va 
Gloucester  Agricultural  and  Industrial  School, 

Cappahosic,  Va 

Gloveisville  Bus    School,   Gloversville,   N.   Y. 
Glynn  Academy,  Brunswick,   Ga 
Goddard  Seminary,  Barre,  Vt 
Golden     Gate     Kindergarten     Free     Normal 

School,  San  Francisco,  Calif 
Goldey  College,  Wilmington,  Del 
Goldston  Academy,   Goldston,    N    C 
Gonzaga  College,  Washington,  D    C 
Gonzaga  University,   Spokane,   Wash 
Good  Shepherd  Academy,  Toledo,  O 
Good's    Shorthand    School,    Chicago,    111 
Goody ear-Burlm game  School,  Syracuse,  N.  Y 
Goodwin's  Male  High  School,  Mount  Sterling, 

Ky 

Gordon  Institute,  Barriesville,   Ga. 
Gordon  School  for  Girls,  Philadelphia,  Pa, 
Gordon   School,   Lexington,   Ky. 
Goodrich  Private  Musical  School,  New  York, 

N    Y. 

Gordon's  Business  College,  Ashland,  Wis 
Gorsline   School,   New  York,   N.  Y. 
Goshen  College,  Goshen,  Ind 
Gottschalk  Lyric  School,  Chicago,  111 
Goucher  College,  Baltimore,  Md 
Gould's  Academy,  Bethel,  Me. 
Grace  Church  Choristers'  School,  New  York, 

N.  Y. 

Grace  School,  Lawrence,  N.  C. 
Graceland  College,    Lament,   la. 
Gladeville  College,  Wise,  Va. 
Grady  Institute,  Fort  Valley,  Ga. 
Grafton  Academy,  Grafton,  Vt. 
Grafton  Hall,  Fond  du  Lac,  Wis 
Graham  Hall,  Minneapolis,  Minn 
Graham  School  of  Shorthand,   Battle  Creek. 

Mich. 

Graham  Collegiate  Inst.,  Marshallberg,  N    C 
Graham  Shorthand  School,  Rochester,  N    Y. 
Graham  Seminary,  Marshallberg,  N.  C. 
Graham's  Business  College,  Portsmouth,  O. 
Graham's  School  for  Girls,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Grail  School,  Fairfleld,  Conn 
Grammar  School  of  Racine  College,  Racine, 

Wis 

Grand  Conservatory  of  Music,  Chicago,  111. 
Grand  Conservatory  of  Music,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Grand  Forks  College,  Grand  Forks,  N.  D. 
Grand      Island      Business      College,      Grand 

Island,  Neb. 

Grand  Island  College,  Grand  Island,  Neb. 
Giand  Island  Conservatory  of  Music,  Grand 

Island,  Neb. 
Grand  Island  Normal  and  Business  College, 

Grand  Island,  Neb. 

Grand  Italian  Conser.  of  Music,  Brooklyn. 
Grand  Junction  Indian  School,  Grand  Junc- 
tion, Colo. 

Grand  Prairie  Academy,  Onarga,  111. 
Grand    Rapids    Business    Institute,     Grand 

Rapids.  Mich. 
Grand  Rapids  Kindergarten  Training  School, 

Grand   Rapids,  Mich. 


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Grand  Rapids  Veterinary  College,  Giand  Rap- 
ids, Mich 

Grand    Ri\er    Academy,    Gallatm,    Mo. 
Grand  River  Institute,  Austmburg,  O 
Grand  View  College,  Des  Moines,  Ta 
Grand  View  Collegiate  Institute,  Grand  View, 

Tey 

Grand  View  Normal  Inst  ,  Grand  View,  Term 
Granger  Business  School,  Aberdeen,  S    D 
Granite  Academy,  Granite  Falls,  N    C 
Giapevme  College,  Grapevine,  Tex 
Grass  Valley  Bus    Col ,  Grass  Valley,  Calif 
Grassy  Cove  Academy,  Grassy  Cove,  Tenn 
Graves  School,  Paterson,  N    J 
Grays    Harbor    Business    College,    Aberdeen, 

Wash 

Gray's  Portland  Business  Col ,  Portland,  Me 
Grayson   College,  Whitewnght,   Tex 
Great  Falls  Com    College,  Great  Falls,  Mmn 
Great    Northern    Training    School,    Portage, 

Wis. 

Greely  Institute,   Cumberland  Center,   Me 
Greeley   Commercial   College,    Greeley,    Colo 
Green  Academy,  Nat,  Ala 
Green    University    School,    Athens,    Ala 
Green  Bav  Business  College,  Green  Bay,  Wis 
Greenfield    Business    College,    Greenfield,    O 
Greensburg  Seminary,  Greensburg,  Pa. 
Greenbrier  Presby    Sch  ,  Lewisburg,  W    Va 
Greensboro   College  for  Women,   Greensboro, 

N.   C. 

Greenville  Business  College,  Greenville,   Tex 
Greenville    Business    University,    Greenville, 

Texas 

Greenville  College,  Greenville,  111 
Greenville  Col    for  Women,  Greenville,  S   C 
Greenville  Indian  School,  Greenville,  Calif 
Greenwich  Academy,  Greenwich,  Conn. 
Greenwood    College,    Greenwood,    Tex 
Greenwood   Seminary,   Mlllville,    Pa 
Greer's  Business  College.  Braddock,  Pa, 
Gregg  School,  Buffalo,   N.   T 
Gregg  School,  Chicago,  111 
Gregg  School  of  Shorthand,  San  Francisco, 

Cal 

Gresrg  Shorthand  Business  Sch     Minneapolis 
Gregg  Shorthand  School,  San  Francisco,  Cal 
Gregory  Normal  School,  Wilmington,  N.  C 
Grenada  Collegiate  Institue,   Grenada,   Miss 
Grenada  College,  Grenada,  Miss 
Grenada-Zion  Indus   College,  Winona,  Miss. 
Gresham  Academy,  Macon,   Ga, 
Griffith  Institute  and  Union  School,   Spring- 

ville,   N.   Y. 

Griffiths  College  of  Commerce,  Austin,   Tex 
Grinnell  College,  Grmnell,   Iowa 
Grinnell's  Commercial   School,   Keene,   N.  H. 
Groff-Clark  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Gross  School,  Louisville,  Ky. 
Groszmann     School     for    Nervous     Children, 

Plalnfield,   N.   J. 
Groton  School,  Groton,  Mass. 
Grove  City  College,  Grove  City,  Pa. 
Grover  High  School,  Grover,  N    C 
Guild  and   Evans  School,   Boston,   Mass. 
Guilford  College,  Guilford  College  P.  O.,  N  C. 
GUI  Hot's  Institute,  New  Orleans,  La 
Guilmont  Organ  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Gulf  Coast  Military  Academy,  Gulfport,  Miss. 


Gundry  Home  and  Tiammg  School,  Emory, 
Va 

Gunnery  School,   Washington,   Conn 

Gunston  Hall,   Washington,  D    C 

GUI  ley   School,   Windsor,   N    C 

Gutehess-Metropolitan  Business  College,  De- 
troit, Mich 

Gutchess   College,    Bridgeport,    Conn. 

Gustavus  Adolphus  College,  St    Peter,   Minn 

Gwynn   School   for   Girls,   Spartanburg,   S    C, 

Gwynne  School,   Richmond,  Ky 


llackloy    Manual    Training    School,     Muske- 

gon,   Mich 

Hackley  School,   Georgetown,  Ky 
Hackley  School,  Tariytown,  N.  Y. 
Haddonfield  Tram    Sch,  Haddonfleld,    N.    J 
Hager's  Studio  of  Music,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Hahn  Music   School,  Dallas,   Tex 
Hahn  School  of  Music  ,  Philadelphia,  Pa 
Hahnemann  Medical  College,  San  Francisco 
Hahnemann  Medical  College,  Chicago,  111 
Hahnemann  Med    College,   Kansas  City,  Mo 
Hahnemann  Med    College,   Philadelphia,   Pa 
Hames  Nor    and  Indus    Inst,  Augusta,  Ga 
Hale's  Normal  School,  Piedmont,  Mo 
Hale's  College,  Mill  Spring,  Mo 
Haley's  Business  Inst,   Glens  Falls,   N    Y. 
Hall    Institute,    Sharon.    Pa 
Hall's    Business    School,    Yonkers,    N     Y 
Hall's  Business  University,  Youngstown,  O. 
Hall's   School  for  Boys,   Macon,   Ga. 
Hall's  School  for  Girls,  Pittsfield,  Mass 
Hall's  School  for  Girls,  Biooklyn,   N    Y 
Hall's  School  for  Girls,  South  Norwalk,  Conn 
Hall-Noyes    School,   Washington,   D     C. 
Hall-Moody    Institute,     Martin,     Tenn. 
Ha  Hock  School,  Great  Barrington,  Mass 
Halsted  School,  Yonkers,  N    Y 
Ham  den  Hall,  New  Haven,  Conn 
Hampton  Academy,  Hampton,   N    H 
Hamilton  Business  College,  Hamilton,   O 
Hamilton  College,  Clinton.  N    Y 
Hamilton    College    of    Transylvania   Univer- 
sity, Lexington,  Ky 
Hamilton  College,  Lexington,  Ky 
Hamilton  High  School,  Mendota,  Va. 
Hamilton  Institute,  Washington,  D    C. 
Hamilton  Institute,  Hamilton,  N    C. 
Hamilton  Inst    for  Boys,  New  Yoikt  N   Y. 
Hamilton  Inst    for  Girls,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Hamilton  School,  Washington,   D    C. 
Hamilton  Theological  Sem  ,  Hamilton,  N.  Y 
Hamilton's  University   of  Commerce,    Mason 

City,  Iowa 

Haznlin    School,   San  Francisco,   Calif. 
Hamline  University,  St    Paul,  Minn. 
Hammel  Business  College,  Akron,  O 
Hammond  Business  College,  Hammond,  Ind. 
Hampden  Academy,  H  amp  den,  Me. 
Hampden-Sidney  Col ,  Hampden-Sidney,  Va. 
Hampton  College,  Hampton,  Va 
Hampton  Nor   and  Agric  Inst ,  Hampton,  Va, 
Hampstead  High  School,  Hampstead,   N    H 
Hanau  College  of  Music,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Hannah  Moore  Academy,  Relstertown,  Md. 
Hanna's  School,  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Hannibal  Commercial  College,  Hannibal,  Mo. 


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Hanover  College,  Hanover,  Ind 
Harbaugh's  School,  Misses,  Cincinnati,  O 
Harbison    Agn     Coll     (colored),    Irmo,    S    C 
Harcourt   Place   Seminary,  Gambler,   O 
Hardm  College,   Mexico,   Mo 
Hardm  Colleeriate  Inst ,   Elizabeth  town.   Ky 
Hardware  City  Business  College,   New  Brit- 
ain,   Conn 

Hargis  School,  Dallon,  Ga 
Hargis  School,  Miss,  Houston,  Tex. 
Hargrove   School,   Fairfield,   Conn 
Harker's  School  for  Girls,  Palo  Alto,  Calif. 
Harlan  Academy,  Harlan,  Ky 
Hai  lan  Normal  and  Indus   Inst ,  Harlan,  Ky 
Harlem  Commercial  Institute,  New  York  City 
Harlem  Preparatory  School,  New  York,  N  Y 
Harmon  Shorthand  School,   Chicago,  111. 
Harold  McCormick  Sch  ,  Elizabethton,  Tenn 
Haip  School,  Paris,   Ky. 
Harperville  Collegiate  Institute,   Harperville, 

Miss 
Harrington    Normal     and    Training    School, 

New   Bedford,    Mass 

Harris    Business   University,    Jackson,    Miss 
Harris  Business   College,    Jackson,    Miss 
Harris  Business  College,   Danville,   Ky. 
Harris  Teachers'  College,   St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Harrisburg  Academy,  Harrisburg,  Pa 
Harrisburg  Business  College,  Harrisburg,  Pa 
Harrisburg  Conseivatoryt  Harrisburg,  Pa 
Hairison  College,   Abbyville,   S    C 
Harrison   School,   San  Antonio,   Tex 
Harroff  School  of  Expression,  Cleveland,  O 
Harry  Hillman  Academy,  Wilkesbarre,  Pa 
Harry  North  High  Sch  ,  Moorehead  City,  N  C 
Harshaw's  Academy,  Denison,   Tex 
Hart   School,   Hiddemte,   N    C. 
Hart's  Select  School,  Wilmington,  N    C 
Hart's   Training   School    for   KIndergartners, 

Philadelphia,   Pa 

Hartford  Art  School,  Hartford,  Conn 
Hartford     School     of     Religious     Pedagogy, 

Hartford,   Conn 
Hartford     College    and     Business     Institute, 

Hartford,    Ky 
Hartford      Hospital      Training      School      for 

Nurses,   Hartford,   Conn. 

Hartford  Theological   Sem ,   Hartford,   Conn 
Hartridge  School,  Plamfield,  N.   J. 
Harshaw's  Academy,  Denison,  Tex. 
Hartshorn  Memorial  College,  Richmond,  Va 
Harstrom  School,  Norwalk,  Conn. 
Hartwell  Institute,  Hartwell,  Ga. 
Hartwick    Sem ,   Hartwick   Seminary,   N    Y. 
Harvard  Medical  School,  Boston,  Mass 
Harvard  School,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Haivard  School  for  Boys,  Chicago,  111 
Harvard  University,  Cambridge,   Mass 
Harvard  University  Dental  School,  Boston. 
Harvey  Commercial  School,  Utica,  N  Y 
Hasbroucke  Institute  for  Boys,   Jersey  City, 

N    J 

Haskell   Institute,    Lawrence,   Kan. 
Haskell  and  Dean  School,  Boston,   Mass. 
Haskell  School  for  Girls,  Boston,  Mass. 
Haskell  State  School  of  Agriculture*  Broken 

Arrow,  Okla 

Hastings  Business  College,  Hastings,  Neb. 
Hastings  College,  Hastings,  Neb. 


Hastings  College  of  Law,  Law  Department, 
University  of  California,  San  Francisco, 
Calif 

Hastoc  School  for  Boys,  Spartanburg,  S    C. 

Hathaway- Brown  Sch.  for  Girls,  Cleveland,  O 

Hattiesburg   Woman's    College,    Hattiesburg, 


Haughn   Institute,   New  Orleans,    La. 
Ha\en    College   of   Literature    and   Business, 

Philadelphia,    Pa 

Haven  Normal  Academy,  Waynesboro,  Ga. 
Haverford   College,   Haverford,  Pa 
Haverhill   Academy,  Haverhill.   N.  H. 
Haveihill    Business  School,  Haveihill,   Mass 
Haverford    School.    Haverrord,    Pa. 
Haviland  Academy,  Haviland,   Kan 
Hawkins   School,    Warrenton,    N.    C 
Hawley     School      of     Engineering,      Boston, 

Mass 

Hawn  School  of  Speech  Arts,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Hawthorne  School,  Lewiston,   Me. 
Haynes  Academy,    Excelsior  Springs,    Mo 
Hayward  School  of  Elocution,   Cincinnati,  O 
Haywood  High   School,  Clyde,   N    C 
Hazard   Baptist  Institute,    Hazard,   Ky 
Hazard  Memorial  School,  Newport,  R.  I 
Hazel  Green  Academy,  Hazel  Green,  Ky 
Hazen  School,  Pelham  Manor,  N    Y 
Hazleton  Business  College,  Hazleton,    Pa. 
Head's   Preparatory  School,   Berkeley,   Calif. 
Healds'    Southern    California    Business    Col- 
lege,  Los  Angeles.  Calif 

Heald's  Business  College,  Long  Beach,  Calif 
Heald's  Business  College,  Los  Angeles,  Calif 
Heald's  Business  College,   Riverside,   Calif 
Heald's    Business     College    and     School     of 

Practical  Sciences,   San  Francisco,   Calif. 
Heald's  Business  Col      San  Francisco,   Calif 
Heald's  Business   College,   Santa  Cruz,   Calif. 
Heald's   Business    College,    Oakland,    Calif. 
Heald's  Business  College,  Fresno,   Calif 
Heald's  Business  College,  San  Jose,  Calif. 
Heald's  Business  College,  Stockton,  Calif. 
Heald's   Business   College,    Reno,    Nev. 
Heald's   School   of   Mining   and  Engineering, 

San  Francisco,   Calif. 
Healing  Springs  Academy,   Healing  Springs, 

Ala 

Hearn  Academv.  Cave  Spring,   Ga. 
Heathcote  Hall,  Harrison,  N.  Y. 
Heathcote    Hall,   Scarsdale.  N.   Y. 
Heathcote  Hall    Rye,  N    Y. 
Heathcote    School,    Buffalo.  N.  Y. 
Hebb's  School  for  Girls,  Wilmington,  Del. 
Hebron   Academy,    Hebron,   Me 
Hebron  High  School,   Hebron,    Miss 
Hebrew  Industrial  School,  Boston,  Mass. 
Hebrew  Technical  Institute,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Hebrew  Free  School,  Syracuse,  N    Y 
Hebrew  Union  Collejre,  Cincinnati,  O 
Heddmg  College,  Abmgrdon.  Ill 
Heffley  Institute  and  School  of  Engineering, 

Brooklyn,  N    Y. 
Heidelburg  Academy,  Tiffin,  O 
Heidelberg  Commercial  College,  Tiffin.  O. 
Heidelberg   Theological   Seminary,    Tiffin,    O 
Heidelberg  University,  Tiffin,  O. 
Helena  Business  College,  Helena,  Mont. 
Helicon  Hall,   "Engrlewood,   N.   J 
Helena  Law  College,  Helena,   Mont. 


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Hexnpstead  Institute,  Hexnpstead,  N    Y 
Henager's  Bus    Col ,  Colorado  Springs,  Colo 
Henager's  Business  College,   Salt  Lake  City, 

Utah. 

Henderson  Normal  Institute,  Henderson,  N  C 
Henderson-Brown  College,  Arkadelphia,  Ark 
Henderson  Normal  School,  Henderson,  Tex 
Hendershot    Academy,    Cleveland,    Ohio 
Hendrick's    School,    Middletown,    N.    Y. 
Hendrix  Academy,  Gentry,   Ark. 
Hendrix  Academy,  Mena,   Ark 
Hendrix  College,   Conway.  Ark 
Henry  Clay  Business  College,  Frankfort,  Ky 
Henry   Kendall   College,    Tulsa,   Okla. 
Henry  Roderick  Grant,  Bennington,  Vt 
Henrv  Shaw  School  of  Botanv    St  Louis,  Mo 
Hereford   College,   Hereford,    Tex 
Hermg   Medical    College,    Chicago.   111. 
Herring  College,  Watertown,  N    Y 
Herndon  Seminary,  Herndon,  Va 
Hesper  Academy,   Eudora,   Kan 
Hess  Business  College,  St    Paul,  Minn 
Hesser  Business  College,  Manchester,   N    H 
Heven  Normal  Academy,  Waynesboro,  Ga. 
Heyser's  Preparatory  School,   Chambersburg, 

Pa 

Hiawassee  High  School,  Hiawassee,  Ga 
Hia  \vassee  College,  Sweet  water,  Tenn 
Hiawatha  Academy,  Hiawatha,   Kan 
Hicks  School,  Santa  Barbara,  Calif 
Hickle's  Commercial  College,  Columbus,  O 
Hickory  Academy,  Hickory,  Pa. 
Hickory  Academy,  McDonald    Pa 
Hickory  Head  High  School,  Quitxnan,  Ga. 
Hick  ox   Shorthand  School,   Boston,   Mass. 
Hlddenite  School,   Hiddenite,   N.   C 
Hifrbee  School,  Memphis,  Tenn 
Highcock  Free  Academy,  Brimfleld,  Mass 
Higgins'   Classical   Institute,   Charleston,   Me 
Highcliffe  Hall,  Yonkers.  N.  Y. 
Highland  College,   Highland,  Kan 
Highland    Falls    Trade     School,    Herkimer, 

N.  Y. 
Highland  Falls  Trade  School,  Highland  Falls, 

N    Y 

Highland  Military  Acad ,  Worcester,  Mass 
Highland  Park  College,  Des  Momes,  la 
Highland  University,   Highland,   Kan 
Hightower  Baptist  Institute,  Cummings,  Ga 
Hill  Institute,   Northampton,   Mass 
Hill  Military  Academy,  Portland,  Ore. 
Hill  School,  Pottsville,  Pa 
Hill  School,  Pottstown,  Pa 
Hill's  Business  College,  Sedalia,  Mo 
Hill's  Business  College,  Oklahoma    Okla 
Hill's  Business  College,  Memphis,  Tenn 
Hills'  National  Business  College,  Waco,  Tex 
Hill's    School,    Lowell,   Mass. 
Hill's  School  for  Girls,  Philadelphia,  Pa 
Hill-Keys'  Business  College,  Little  Rock,  Ark 
Hillsboro  Academy,  Hillsboro,   Tex 
Hillsboro  Private  School,  Hillsboro,  N.  C. 
Hillman   College,   Clinton,  Mass. 
HIHman's    Individual     School,     Minneapolis, 

Minn. 

Hillman  College,  Clinton,  Miss 
HiJlsdale  College,  Hillsdale,   Mich 
Hillside  Home  School,  Hillside,  Wis 
Hillside  Convent    Asheville    N    C 
Hillside  School,   Norwalk,  Conn. 
Hlllyer  Institute,  Hartford,  Conn 


Hillcrest     School     for     Girls,     Beaver     Dam, 

Wis 

Hme    College,    Milwaukee,   Wis 
Hmdman  School,   Hindman,   Ky 
Hmman's  Business  College,  Worcester,  Mass 
Hinshaw  Conservatory  of  Music,  Chicago,  111 
Hippocratean  Col    of  Medicine,  St   Louis,  Mo 
Hiram  College,  Hiram,  O 
Hitchcock  Fiee  Academy,   Brimfield,  Mass 
Hitchcock  Military  Acad,  San  Rafael,  Cal 
Hobart   College,    Geneva,   N    Y 
Hoboken   Academy,   Hoboken,   N    J 
Hodges   School,    Augusta,    N.    C 
Hoff  Business  College,   Warren,    Pa 
Hoffman's  Metropolitan  Bus    Col    Milwaukee 
Hogansburg  Academy,  Hogansburg,  N    Y 
Hoge  Memorial   Mill    Acad,  Blackstone,  Va 
Hohenschuh-Carpenter    School    of    Embalm- 
ing,  Des   Momes,   la. 

Hoke   Smith   Institute    Buena  Vista    Ga 
Holden  Home  Oral  School  for   the  Deaf,  San 

Francisco,  Cal 
Hoel's    Business     College,    Grand    Junction, 

Colo 

Holbrook  School    Ossmmgf,  N    Y 
Holdeibach   College  of  Music,   Cincinnati,   O 
Holderness  School  for  Boys,  Plymouth,  N  H 
Hollidaysburg   Seminary,    Hollidaysburg,   Va 
Holiness  Literary  School,  Viloma,   Ark 
Holland   Business   College,    Holland,    Mich 
Holland    Theological    School,    Grand    Rapids, 

Mich 

Hollms  College,  Hollins,  Va 
H  oilman  Business  College,  Los  Angeles,  Cal 
Holly  Grove  Academy,  Ilex,   N    C 
Holly   Springs  Academy,  Butler,   Tenn. 
Hollywood  School,  Los  Angeles,  Calif 
Holman  Christian  Univ ,  Black  Mt ,  N.   C 
Holman   School   for  Girls,   Philadelphia,   Pa 
Holmes    Business    College.    Portland,    Ore 
Holmes'  English  and  Business  College,  Port- 
land, Ore 

Holmes  Optical  College,  Des  Momes,  la. 
Holston   Intitute,   Blountville,   Tenn 
Hoi  ton- Arms   School,   Washington,   D     C 
Holy  Angels'  Academy,  Chicago,  111 
Holy   Angels    Academy,   Logansport,   Ind 
Holy  Angels'  Academy,  Buffalo,   N  "  Y. 
Holy  Angels'  Academy,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Holy  Angels'  Academy,  Milwaukee,   Wis 
Holy  Angels'  Collegiate  Inst ,   Buffalo,  N    Y 
Holy  Cioss  Academic  School,   Albany,   N.   Y 
Holy    Cross    Academic    School,    Ogdensburg, 

N.  Y 

Holy  Cioss  Academy,  Washington,  D    C. 
Holy  Cross  Academy,  New  York,  N.  Y 
Holv  Cross  College,  New  Orleans,   La- 
Holy  Cioss  College.   Worcester,  Mass 
Holy  Family  Academy,  Chicago,  III 
Holy  Family  College,   Langston,   Okla. 
Holy  Family  School,   Mitchell,   S    D 
Holy    Guardian    Angel    Academy,     Sturgeon 

Bay,  Wis 

Holy  Name  Academy,    San   Antonia,   Fla. 
Holy  Name  School,   Cleveland    O 
Holy  Rosary  Academy,  Chehalis,  Wash. 
Holy   Rosary   Academy,   Clintonville,   Wis. 
Holy  Rosary   Academy,  Louisville,  Ky. 
Holy  Rosary  Academy,  Bay  City,  Mich. 
Holy  Rosary  Academy,  Dayton,  O 


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Holy  Rosaiy  Academy,    Scranton,    Pa 
Holy  Tnmty  Academy,   Bucyrus,    O. 
Holy  Trinity  Academy,   Dayton,   O 
Holy  Trinity  Catholic   School,    Protivme.   la. 
Holy  Trinity  School,    New  Orleans,    La 
Holy  Trinity  School,    Cleveland,    O 
Holyoke   Business   Institute,    Holyoke,    Mass 
Home   and  Day   School  for  Girls,   Asheville, 

N  C 

Hrme  Boarding  School,  Eastern,   Pa. 
Home  Correspond    School,   Springfield,   Mass 
Home  Coirespondence  School,  Cleveland,  O. 
Home  Industrial   School,   Asheville    N    C 
Home  Prepartory   Sch  ,   New  Bedford,   Mass 
Home  School,  Everett.    Mass 
Home  School,  Vernona,  N    T 
Home  School,  Vandemere,  N    C 
Home  School  for  Girls,  Auburn,  N    T 
Home  School  for  Little  Boys,  Lyme,  Conn 
Home    School    for    Nervous    and    Backward 

Children,  Hinsdale.   N    H 
Home    School    for    Nervous    and    Backward 

Children  and  Youth,  Amherst,  Mass 
Homeopathic    Medical    College    of    Missouri, 

St    Louis    Mo 

Homer  Academy,  Homer,  N    T. 
Homestead  Business  College,  Homestead,  Pa. 
Honea  Path   School    Honea  Path,   S.   C. 
Hood    College,    Frederick,    Md 
Hooper  Institute,  Clarksburg,  Mo 
Hoosac  School,  Hoosick,  N    Y. 
Hope  College,  Holland,  Mich. 
Hopkins  Academy,  Hadley,  Mass 
Hopkm's  Grammar  Sch  ,   New  Haven,  Conn 
Hopson's  School,   Kent,   Conn 
Hoz  ace  Mann  School    New  York,   N    Y 
Horace  Mann  School  for    the    Deaf,    Boston, 

Mass 

Hornellsvllle   Bus    Sch  ,   Hornellsville,  N.  Y 
Horner  In+XUtute,  Rocky    Comfort,  Mo 
Homer  Military  School,   Charlotte,  N    C 
Horton   School,   Oakland,   Calif. 
Hosmer  Hall,  St    Louis,  Mo 
Hospital   Col    of  Medicine.  Louisville,  Ky 
Hotchkiss   School,    Salisbury,   Conn 
Hot  Springs  Bus    College,  Hot  Springs,  Ark 
House-in-the-PInes,  Norton,  Mass 
Houston  Academy,  Houston,  Tex. 
Houston    College,    Houston,    Texas. 
Houston  Hisrh  School,   Arabi,  Ga. 
Houston   School   for   Boys,    Spokane,    Wash 
Howard    College,    Birmingham,    Ala. 
Howard   College   High   School,   Birmingham, 

Ala 

Howard  Female   College,    Gallatin,   Tenn. 
Howard  Institute,  Mount  pleasant,  Tenn. 
Howard  Payne  College,  Brownwood,   Tex. 
Howard-Payne  College,  Fayette,  Mo 
Howard  Seminary,  West  Bridgewater,  Mass 
Howard  University,   Washington,    D    C 
Howe  School,  Billerica,  Mass. 
Howe  and  Marot's  School,  Dayton,  O. 
Howe's  Academy,  Mt    Pleasant,  la. 
Howe's  Academy,  Sacramento,   Calif. 
Howe's  School,   Salem,   Mass. 
Howell  Institute,  Howell,   Mo 
Howell  Tiaining  School,  Howell,   Tenn 
Hudson  Academy,  Hudson,  N.  C. 
Hudson  Stenographic  Inst ,  Hoboken,  N.  J. 
Hughes  High   School,  Cincinnati,   Ohio. 
Hughesian  School.  Buckingham,  Fa 


Hughey   Color  Music  School,   St    Louis,   Mo. 
Hughey  and  Turner  Sch ,  Weatherford,  Tex. 
Hughey's  School  of  Music  Culture.  St.  Louis 
Humboldt   College,    Minneapolis,   Minn. 
Humboldt  State  Normal  School,  Arcata,  Cal 
Hungerford  Academy,   fepringville,    Utah, 
Huntei    College,   New  York,  N.  Y 
Hunter's  Kindergarten  Training  School,  New 

York,    N.   Y 

Hunter's  School  for  Boys,   Atlanta,  Ga. 
Hunter's  Select  School,  Mobile,  Ala 
Huntersville  High  School,  Huntersville,  N.  C 
Huntington  Business  Univ.,  Huntington,  Md, 
Huntington    Business     University,     Hunting- 
ton,  Ind. 

Huntington   Hall,  South  Pasadena,   Calif 
Huntsmger's  Business    Col.,    Hartford,    Conn 
Huntsville  Academy,  Huntsville,  Wash. 
Huron  Business  College,  Huron,  S.  D 
Huron  College,   Huron,    S    D 
Hurst's  Private  School,  Buffalo,  N    Y. 
Hutchison    Collegiate  Inst ,  Whitesburg,  Ga 
H;c!cn  Academy,  Hyden,  Ky 


Iberia  Academy,  Iberia,  Mo. 

Ida  Institute,  Davenport,  la 

Irifho  Business  University,  Boise,  Idaho 

Idaho  Industrial  Institute,   Weiser,   Idaho. 

Idaho  State  School  for  the  Deaf  and  Blind, 
Gooding,  Idaho 

Iles-De  Vor  Business  School,  Indianapolis, 
Ind 

Iliff    School    of    Theology,     Denver,    Colo. 

Illinois  Business  College  and  Telegraph 
School,  Springfield,  111 

Illinois  College,   Jacksonville,   111. 

Illinois  College  Conservatory  of  Music,  Jack- 
sonville, 111 

Illinois  College  and  Bus    Inst,   Bushnell,  111 

Illinois  College  of  Commerce,  Chicago,  111. 

Illinois  College  of  Law,  Chicago,  111 

Illinois  College  of  Music,  Jacksonville,   111. 

Illinois  Col    of  Photographr,  Effingham,  111. 

Illinois  Indus    School  for  Girls,  Chicago,  111 

Illinois  Manual  Training  School  Farm.  Glen- 
wood,  111 

Illinois  School  of  Accountancy,    Chicago,   111 

Illinois  School  of  Electro-Therapeutics,  Chi- 
cago, 111 

Illinois  State  Normal  University,  Normal,  II 

Illinois  Training  School  for  Nurses,  Chicago 

Illinois  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Bloomington,  111 

Illinois  Woman's  College,  Jacksonville,  111. 

Immaculata  Seminary,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Immaculate  Heart  Academy,  Watertown, 
N.  Y. 

Immaculate  Conception  Acad ,  Belleville,  lit 

Immaculate  Conception  Acad,  Decorah,  la. 

Immaculate  Conception  Academy,  Tompkins 
Cove.  N  Y 

Immaculate  Conception  Academy,    Cellna,  O 

Immaculate  Conception  School,  Cleveland,  O 

Immaculate  Conception  School,  Avilla,  Ind. 

Immaculate  Heart  Acad.,  Watertown,   N    Y. 

Immanuel  School,  Cleveland,  O. 

Immanuel  School,  Pomeroy,  Iowa. 

Incarnate  Word  Academy,  Brownsville,  Tex. 

Independence  High   Sch ,  Independence,  Ky. 

Independent  Normal  College,  Cumby,  Tex. 


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Indian  Industrial  School,  Elbowoods,   N    D 
Indian  Industrial  School,   Fort  Totten,  N    D 
Indian  Industrial  School,   Pierre,  S    D 
Indian  Training  School,   Carson  City,   Nev. 
Indian  Training  School,  Springfield,   S    D 
Indian  University,  Bacone,    Okla 
Indiana-Boston  School  of  Elocution,  Indian- 
apolis 

Indiana  Boys'  School,  Plain  field,  Ind 
Indiana  Business  College,   Indianapolis,   Ind 
Indiana  Business  College,  Madison,    Ind 
Indiana  Business  College,  Muncie,    Ind 
Indiana  Central  Univer&ity,   Indianapolis 
Indiana  College  of  Music,  Marion,  Ind. 
Indiana  Correspondence   Col  ,    Indianapolis. 
Indiana  Dental   College,   Indianapolis,   Ind 
Indiana  Girls'  School,  Indianapolis,  Ind 
Indiana     Institute    and     School     for    Music, 

South  Bend,  Ind 

Indiana  Law  School,  Indianapolis,  Ind 
Indiana   Medical    College,    Indianapolis,    Ind 
Indiana  Normal  School,   Indiana,  Pa 
Indiana  Rofoimatory  School  of  Letters,  Jef- 

fersonville,  Ind 

Indiana  State  Normal  Sch  ,  Terre  Haute,  Ind 
Indiana  School  for  Deaf  Mutes,  Indianapolis 
Indiana  School  for  the  Blind,  Indianapolis 
Indiana  School  for  Feeble  Minded  Youth,  Ft. 

Wayne,   Ind 
Indiana     University     School     of    Education, 

Bloommgton,   Ind 

Indiana  University,   Bloommgton,  Ind 
Indiana  University,    School   of  Medicine,   In- 
dianapolis,  Ind 

Indiana  Veterinary  College,  Indianapolis,  Ind 
Indianapolis  College  of  Law,  Indianapolis 
Indianapolis  Conserv    of  Music,  Indianapolis 
Indianapolis  Normal    School,    Indianapolis 
Indianapolis  Piano    College,    Indianapolis 
Indianola  College,   Wynne  Wood,   Okla. 
Industrial  and  Training  School,  Huntington, 

Tenn 

Industrial  Home  School,  Washington,  D    C 
Industrial  Inst    and  College,  Columbus,  Miss 
Industrial  Nor    and  Col    Inst,  Joppa,  Ala 
Industrial  School,  Wolf  Lake,   Ind 
Industrial  School,  Tarry  town,  N.  W 
Industrial  School,  Seattle,  Wash 
Industrial   School   for  Boys,   Lansing,   Mich. 
Industrial  School  for  Bovs,   Kearney,  Neb 
Industrial   School  for  Girls,  Adrian,   Mich 
Industrial  School  for  Girls,   Geneva,   Neb 
Industrial  School  for  Girls,  Salem,  W   Va 
Industrial  School  for  Little  Girls,  Castorville, 

Tex. 

Infant  Jesus  Academy,  New  Orleans,  La 
Ingleside   Seminary,   Burkeville,  Va. 
Ingleside  School,  New  Milford,   Conn 
Institute,  The,  Peekskill,  N    Y 
Institute  tor  the  Blind,  Nebraska  City,  Neb 
Institute  for  Feeble  Minded  Youth,  Beatrice, 

Neb. 
Institute   for   Deaf,    Dumb   and   Blind,    Tal- 

ladega,    Ala. 

Institute  for  Colored  Youth  Cheyney,  Pa 
Institute   of  Applied  Arts,   Cincinnati,   Ohio 
Institute  of  Holv  Angels,  Fort  Lee,  N    J 
Institute  of  Musical  Art,  New  York,  N.  Y 
Institute  of  Shorthand,  Ottawa,  Kan 
Institute  of  Sisters  of  St    Joseph,  Buffalo 
Institute   for   tho   Deaf   and   Blind,    St     Au- 
gustine,  Fla 


In  tor  State  Commoicial  Col  ,  Reading,   Pa. 
Inter-state   Sch    of  Coir,    Chicago,   111 
Innter-State   School,   Cedar  Rapids,   la. 
Inter laken    School,    Rolling  Frame,    Ind 
Interior  Academy,   Dakota,  111 
Intermountam  Bu&mess  Col  ,  Offdon,    Utah 
Intel  national  Business  College,  Elkhait,  Ind. 
International  Bus    Col  ,   Ft    Wayne,   Ind 
International  Bus    Col ,  South  Hend,   Ind 
Intei national  Bus    Col,   Sagmaw,    Mich 
International  Business  College,  El  Paso,  Tex, 
Jntei national  L^oHessi1  oi   Diujjfloss  I*h\sioians, 

Chicago 
International       Correspondence      University, 

Washington,   D    C 
International     Law     and     BUsflness     School, 

Minneapolis,    Minn 
International  Phonographic  Language  School, 

Chicago,  111 

International    School    of    Telegraphy,    Louis- 
ville,  Ky 

International  School  foi   Vocalists  and  Pian- 
ists,  Boston,    Mass 
International   Y    M     C    A     Ti .lining   School, 

Spnngfield,   Mass 
lola  Business  College,    Tola,  Kan 
Iowa  Business  College,  Dos  JMoines,   la. 
Iowa  College,    Gunnell,   la 
Iowa  College  for  Blind,   Vinton,   la 
Iowa  College  of  Law,  Dos  Molnes,   la. 
Iowa  College   of  Phaimaoy,   l>es  Molnes,    In 
Iowa  Normal  and  Bus    Col ,  Mason  Pity,   la 
Iowa  School  foi  the  D<»af,  Council  Bluffs,  Ta 
Iowa  State  College,  Amos,   In 

Iowa  State  Teaclieis'  Col     Cedar  Palta,  la 
Iowa  State  College  of  Agriculture  and  Me- 
chanic Arts,   Ames.    Iowa 

Iowa   Success   School,    Ottumwa,    Iowa. 

Iowa  Wesleyan  Umveisitv,  Ml    Pleasant,   IA, 

Iron  City  College.  Pittsbmg,  Pa 

Irving  Female  College,  Mechanlcsbur#,  Pa. 

Irving  Institute,  San  FinnHseo,  Calif. 

living  School,  New  York,  N    Y. 

Irving  School  for  Boys,  Tairylown,  N    Y. 

Isaac-Woodbury  Business   College,    Los   Art- 
geles,   Calif. 

Isadore    Newman    Manual    Training    School, 
New  Orleans,  Ln, 

Ishpeming     Business     Colhgr,     IsUpamlnK, 
Mich 

Ithaca  Commercial  School,  Ithaca,  N.  Y. 

Ithaca  High  School,  Ithaca,   N    Y 

Iton  Academy  for  Boys,  Los  Anglos,   Calif. 

luka   College,   luka,   Miss 

Ivv  Hall,  Bndgeton,  N    J 

Ivy  House  School,  G  ei  man  town,  Pa. 


Jackson  Business  University,  Jackson,  Mich. 

Jickson  College,  Jackson,   M!BS 

Jackson  College  for  Women,   Tuft*  College, 

Mass. 

Jackson  Military  Academy.  Jncltiron,  Mo. 
Taokson  Springs  A  cad  ,   Tndcuon  Hpr**  ,  N    O. 
Jackson  University  of  Business,   Chmicothe, 

Jacksonian  Optical  College,  Jackson,  Mich. 
Jacob  Tome  Ynstltute,  Port  Deposit,  Md. 


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I  N'oh's   HUSUIOHS  follose,  Dayton,  O 
Jmiiiun  Mate  Not  mil  School,  J  irnaica,  N  T 
Times  liiihinpfci  Oolli'Ko,   Pine   Bluff,   Aik 
.Times  K    Shook  School,  Tiaeoy  CMly,  Term 
Jimos  Mi  11  Ik  in    Univoisity,   Deeatur,    111 
J  un<  stnwn    Business  Col.  J  imcstown,   N    T 
.Tamesville    \ra<lemv»   .TamosvilU*,  N    C1 
Juru'sMlle  Business  Collego,   Jnncsvillc,  Wls 
Ji«p«»i   CnllcM't  Jaspci,  Ind 
Joff  Havif,  College,  Pittshuiff,  Tex 
J»*ffeiHon  Pollege,  (Convent,   i^a 
Jf»fh»rfcon  llijrh   School,    Toifeison,   Miss 
Jh'flVison  Mi'dicil   College,   Philadelphia     Pa 
jVtYMtwn  Military  follows  Washington    MHs 
JHfcraon    St  huol    lor   lioja,    JlalUmoio,    Mel 

JmilK'I     AfTl'flK  nl     roll«'ff«'t     rhiCMRO,     111 

.TmmingH  ISiinlnt^fl   College,    Nashville,   Tonn 
Jennings  8<>mm<uy,   Auiora,    Til. 
jViui'l   Ar.ulrmv,    Athens,   On 
Jerusalem  High  School,  Jciuflnlom,  N    C. 
JOBS  Mil    \Mlclotto  ("ol  ,  TulKihomn.  Tonn. 
J<-fwamlni«  Fern  \\^  Tnnt  ,  Nloholasvllle,  Ga. 
J«%ituH  Mary  (Nmvont,   Will   Hlvor,  Mass. 
.1*  W<»I<TH'  Schottl  or  RtiffinvinR,  ChlcAgo. 
)*«w<»ll  TitithMin  Pollniyts  Jowoll,  In 
J(»  \\i«h  Oiphan   AdvUim.  Olovcland,  O 
Jfwlflh    Th(to1i»Rlc»n!    Somlnniy    of    America, 

N<^w  YoiU,  N.  V 

JTowlMi  Tr  lining  School  of  OhlrajJfO,  Ohicajyo. 
JIr«»h   <*oll<*i,«»»  Jht'h.   \Vyo. 
J    Onnoiiil  \MlMm  Normal  School,  \Vislilnff- 

ion,  I>    t\ 

Jfthn  A.  l»lt  TnntiBirlnl  S«»h  ,  t>Inwl(l(Uo,  Va 
Jfiihn  H    Htctnon  tTnlvoi«ity»  !><»  Land,   Pin 
John  Hi^rrou  Art  Infttltutrs  Tndinnapolla,  Tnd. 
John  J.  Howton  Actulomy,  risprnh,  Ala. 
John    Mnrwh.dl    Law    School,   Chicago,    Til. 
J«»hn  Tnrlt  tcm  (f«»tlf|pt*,  Stephen  vlll«\  Tex 
Jithnn  HojiKlnfl   tTnlvornltv,   T^nltlmoro,  MA. 
Jnhntioft  A*'tul«'m\,    IMncvlUf1!  Ky. 
Johntton     lUblo    (N«IK,     Kinilicrhn    ITolKUtH, 

TVtm. 
Jtthnnon  School  of  Munlc,  Oratory  and  Dra- 

mntic  Art,  Minneapolis  Minn. 
3t  hnKtnn  Boh  no),   Cincltmatl,  Ohio. 
John»t<»n<*'H  School.  N«nv  Haven,  Conn. 


Jt»n«fi  ItuKlnt'm  Pnllt'^'S     IVorln,  Til. 
Joti«»#  <'omm»*n'lnl  <^<»ll<»jT«s  Ht.   T*mttf»(  Mo. 
JnTH'n'  Fi*mnti»  Arndomy,  Oklahoma.  Okla. 
,f««n»'»  NAtlonn!  ^oltc'iri*,  «t    r,f>u!*,  Mo 
hw»l  of 
n,   III. 

North  ChlfnK 
Joni»»'  Hrhool  (if  TH<-#rnphy,  Chlongo,  111* 
,rofi<*«  S*umm*<r  School,   ttlmcn,   N.  Y. 
Jopltn   Hu«ln<'p«  C'oUnyj^  Joplln,  Mo. 
.Tonlfin  HaH,  Ht    Allmnfl,  Vt 
*r«»n«pli  W,  A  Him  Hrhonl.  Onrthftff**, 
Jmu'phlntim  Acitdmny,  Chlfinpfo,  UK 

^»  <*t>vlnflrton»  Ky. 


MJrh, 


KftH*pf»U 


of  Munl«»l  Art»,  ICula- 

Knlnmnzoo,  Mich. 

Kftllipell,   Mont. 


Kankakoc  Business  College,  Kankakee,   111. 
Kansas  Christian  College,   Lincoln,  Kan. 
Kansas   City    Baptist    Theological   Seminary, 

Kansas  Olty,  Kan 

Kansns  City  lius  Collcffo,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Kansas  City  Col  of  Music,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Kansis  City  College  of  Pharmacy  and  Nat- 

ural   Sciences,    Kansas    City,    Mo 
Kansas  City  Dental  Col  ,  Kansns  City,  Mo. 
Kansas    City    Ilahnemann    Medical    College, 

Kansas  City,  Mo 
Kansas  City  Tloiological  School,  Kansas  City, 

Mo 
Kansas  City  National  Business  College,  Kan- 

sas CItv,  Mo. 
Kansas    Oity    School    of    Flno   Arts,    Kansas 

(Mty,  Mo. 
Kansas   nty    School    of    Languages,    Kansas 

City,   Mo 
Kaunas    City    School    of    tiiw,    Kansas    City, 

Mo. 

Kinaas  (Mty  University,   Kansas  City,  Kan. 
Kansas    CMty     Veterinary    College,     Kansas 

City.   Mo. 
Kansas   City    Watchmaking    School,    Kansas 

City,   Mo 
Kansas    Commercial    College,    Kansas    City, 

Kan. 

Kansas  Medical  College,   Topoka,  Kan, 
Kansas    State*    A  g\  [cultural     College,    Man- 

hattan,   Kan. 
Kansas    Stato     Institution     for     the     Blind, 

Kansns    Citr,    Kan. 

Kentucky  School   of  Medicine,  "Louisville. 
Kansas  State    School   of  Minos   and  Metal- 

lurgy, Wolr.  Kan 

Kansas  Wesloyan    Hus    Col  ,    Sal  Inn,  ICnt» 
Kansas    Wort  cyan    University,    Sallna,    Kan. 
Kansas    Wontcrn    Business    College,    SaHna, 

Kan. 

Kaplnn-Pc<tplos  School,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y*. 
Knst'fl  PluRHlcal  School,    McchnitiOBbuiflr.  Pa. 
Knte    Itnlilwln   Free    Kindergarten    Assocla- 

tiou  Tiatning  School,  Savannah^  (la, 
Kflto   Tucker   InKtttute,    Hyhnlla,  Miss 
Kntherlno  Bros  School,  New  Orleans,  L,a. 
Kenrn«*v  Military  Aoad*»mv»  K<»arnoy,  N«b» 


Kearney  School  nnd  Hue   ('ol.,  Kearney,  Neb 
Keo  Mar  Oollege,  Hagt»r»town,  Md. 
Kfene  fftnUi  Normal   School,  Keene,  N,  H. 
Keowntlu  School  for  Woy«,  I*ralrio  du  Clilon, 

Wls 

K<*ll<»rfs  t)ny  School,   Now  York,  N.  T. 
Ki»ir«  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Kelly   Hunlnesfl  School,    South  Bend,  Xnd* 
Kclnn  School   of  Munic,   Chicago*  111. 
Kelvin  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Kfmpor  7InIl*  Konociha,  Win, 
Ketnper  MiHfnrv  fiohool,  Ttoonfvlll***  Mo. 
Kminatd  it  I'olyteclnUc  Uliginous  Collcgr,  Lo» 

Anjfi?c»len,  mi, 
K"nnt«ly*ft    Normal    and    Buelnc**    ColloffC, 

Ttufthvillo,   111. 

KMtn^riy'B  School,  t*rool<lyn,  N.  Y, 
Kennedy  JUmlnojiB  ("olU*^,  Ht,   Oloud,  Minn* 
Konoftha   C'ol,   of   C«mmcirc«j,   Kfmooha,  Wim, 
KMit-ifik  Thoolotflrnl  Seminary,  St.  I>oul«,  Mo. 
K(kn«Jnffton  Art  School,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
K>nt  IM»co  School*  Summit,  NV  J, 
Kent*  Hill  Rcmtnary,  K*nt»  HU1,  Mit. 


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Kentucky    Classical    and    Business    College, 
North  Middletown,  Ky. 

Kentucky  Home  School  for  Girls,  Louisville 

Kentucky  Military  Institute,   Lyndon,  Ky. 

Kentucky  Normal  College,  Louisa,   Ky 

Kentucky  Normal    and    Industrial    Institute, 
Frankfort,   Ky 

Kentucky  Wesleyan  Academy,  Campton,  Ky 

Kentucky  Wesleyan  College,  Winchester,  Ky. 

Kenwood  Institute  for  Girls,   Chicago,  111. 

Kenwood  Latin  School  for  Boys,  Chicago,  111. 

Kenyon  College,   Hodgenville,    Ky. 

Kenyon  College,  Gambler,   O 

Keokuk  Business  Institute,  Keokuk,   la. 

Kernersville  Academy,  Kernersville,  N    C. 

Keuka  College,  Keuka  Park,  N    Y. 

Keyser  Preparatory  Branch,   West  Virginia 
University,  Keyser,  W.  Va. 

Keystone  Academy,  Factoryville,  Pa 

Keystone  State  Normal  Sch ,  Kutztown,   Pa. 

Kezer  Seminary,   Canterbury,   N    H 

Kidder  Institute,  Kidder,  Mo 

Kiest's  Union  Academy,   Meriden,  N.  H. 

Kildale's  Preparatory  School,  Eureka,  Calif. 

Klmball  Union  Academy,  Meriden,  N    H. 

Kimball's  Sch    for  Boys,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 

Kimball's  Sch    for  Girls,   Worcester,   Mass. 

Kimball's   Training  School,    Chicago,   111. 

Kimberley  School,  Montclair,   N.  J 

Kindergarten  Normal  Institute,  Washington, 
D.   C. 

Kindergarten  Normal  School,  Galesburg,  111 

Kindergarten  Training  School,  Boston,  Mass 

Kindergarten    Training    School    at    Chicago 
Commons,  Chicago,  111. 

Kindergarten  Training  School,  Oberlin,  O 

Kindergarten     Training     School,     Yankton, 
8    D 

King  College,  Bristol,  Tenn 

King  Conservatory  of  Music,  San  Jose,  Cal 

King  School,  Stamford,  Conn 

King  Theological  Hall,  Washington,  D.  C. 

King-Crawford      Classical      School,       Terr* 
Haute,  Ind. 

King's  Business  College,  Charlotte,  N.  C. 

King's  Business  College,  Raleigh.   N.  C 

Kings  Mountain  High  School,  Kings  Moun- 
tain, N.  a 

King's  School  of  Oratory,  Pittsburg.  Pa. 

Kingfisher  College.   Kingfisher,   Okla 

Kingsley  School,   Essex  Fells,   N    J. 

KIngsley  Seminary,   Blooxmngdale,   Tenn. 

Kingsport  Academy,  Kingsport,  Tenn. 

Kmyon's  Commercial  Sch.,  Pawtucket,  R.  L 

Kirk's  School,   Bryn  Mawr,   Pa. 

Kirkland   School,    Chicago,   111. 

Kirksville  Busines»*T!olIege,  Kirksvllle,  Mo. 

Kirschbaum  School  of  Languages,  Philadel- 
phia. 

Kiskiminetas  Springs  School,  Saltsburg,  Pa. 
Kissick's  Business  Institute,  Brooklyn,  N.  T. 
KIttanning  Academy,  Kittannlng,  Pa. 
KIttrell  College,  Kittreil,  N.  C. 
Kleinberg  High    School.    Schuyler,   Va. 
Klindworth  Consenr.  of  Music,  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Knapp's  Institute,  Baltimore,  Md 
Knott's  School,  Mobile,  Ala 
dKnox  College,   Galesburg,   111. 
Knox  Institute  and  Indus    Sch.,  Athens,  Ga. 
Knox  School  for  Girls,  Tarrytown,  N.  T. 
Knox's  School  for  Girls.  Utjca,  Jf.  Y, 


Knoxville  Business  College,  Knoxville,  Tenn. 
Knoxville  College,   Knoxville,  Tenn. 
K  no  wl  son's  School,   Rutland,  Vt 
Kochenbach  Conservatory  of  Music,  Brook- 
lyn, N    Y 

Kohut  School  for  Boys,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Kokomo  Business  College,  Kokomo,   Ind. 
Kossuth  School,  Kossuth,  Miss 
Kraus'  Seminary,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Kugler  Guitar  School,   Chicago,    111 
Kyle  School,  Irvington,  N    Y. 


L    A.  E    Business  College,  Eureka,  Calif. 

La  Grange  College,  La  Grange,  Mo. 

La  Grange  Female  College,  La  Grange,  Ga. 

La  Saints    Union    des    Sacres     Coeurs,    Fall 
River,  Mass. 

La  Salle  Academy,  New  York,  N    Y. 

La  Salle  Academy,  Providence,    R    I. 

La  Salle  College,  Philadelphia,    Pa. 

La  Salle  Institute,  Glencoe,  Mo. 

La  Salle  Institute,   Troy,    N    Y. 

Lachmund  Conservatory  of  Music,  New  York. 

Lackawanna  Business  College,  Scranton,   Pa. 

Laconia  Business  College,  Laconia,  N    H. 

Lady  Cliff  Academy,  Highland  Falls,  N.  Y. 

Lady  Jane  Grey  School,   Bmghamton,  N.  Y. 

Lady  of  Mercy  Academy,  Pittsburg,   Pa 

Lafayette  Business  College,  Lafayette,  Ind. 

Lafayette  College,  Lafayette,  Ala- 
Lafayette  College,  Easton,  Pa. 

Lafayette  Free  Kindergarten  and  Industrial 
School,    Lafayette,    Ind. 

Lain  Business  College,  Indianapolis,  Ind, 

Laird's  Business   College,   Chicago,   111. 

Laise-Phillips  School,  Washington,  D.   C. 

Lake  Erie  College,   Painesville,   O 

Lake  Forest  Academy  Country   Day  School, 

Lake   Forest,    111. 

Lake  Forest  Academy,  Lake  Forest,  111. 
Lake  Forest  College,   Lake  Forest,   111. 
Lake  Mohegan  School,  Lake  Mohegan,  N.  Y. 
Lake  Placid  School,  Lake  Placid,  N.  Y. 
Lake   School  for  Girls,   New  York,   N.  Y. 
Lake  View  Institute,  Chicago,  III. 
Lakeside  Training  School,  Chicago,  IlL 
Lakewood  School,  Lakewood,  N    J 
Lakewood  School  for  Girls,  Lakewood,  N.  J. 
Lamson  Business  College,  Phoenix,   Ariz. 
Lancaster  Military  Academy,  Lancaster,  Tex 
Lancaster  Nor.  and  Indus    Inst.   Lancaster, 

S.  C. 

Lander  College,  Greenwood,  S.  C. 
Landon  Conservatory,  Ardmore,  Okla. 
Landers'  School  for  Girls,  Indianapolis.  Ind. 
Landon  School  of  Illustrating,  Cleveland,  O 
Lane  College,  Jackson,  Tenn. 
Lane  Seminary,  Cincinnati,  O. 
Laneview  College,  Laneview,  Tenn. 
Lanham  Business   College,   Ironton,    Ohio. 
Lanier  Academy,  Macon,  Ga. 
Lamer  Home  School,  Eliot,  Me. 
Lankenan  School  for  Girls,  Philadelphia.  Pa. 
Lansing  Business  University,  Lansing  Mich 
Lansmg- Walsh  School,  New  York.  N.  Y. 
Lansingburg  Academy,  Troy,  N    Y. 
Lansley  Business  College,  Elizabeth,  N.  J. 


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Laredo   Seminary,    Laredo,   Tex 
"The     Larches,"      Educational     Sanitarium, 
Cranbury,    N     J 

Lasche   Institute   of  Fermentology,    Milwau- 
kee, "Wis 

Lasell  Seminary,   Auburndale,   Mass 
Latin  School,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Latin  School,  Chambersburg,  Fa 
Latrobe  Commercial  College,   Latrobe,  Pa. 
Laudon    Conservatory.    Dallas,   Tex. 
Laura  Sunderland  Memorial  School,  Concord, 

N.   C 

Lauiel    Institute,    Cleveland,    O 
Laurens  School,  Boston,  Mass 
Laurium  Commercial  School,  Laurium,  Mich 
Lavere's      Phonographic      School,      Oswego, 

N.  Y. 

Lavonia  Institute,   Lavonia,   Ga 
Lawrence  Academy,  Groton,  Mass 
Lawrence  Business  College,  Lawrence,  Kan 
Lawrence   College,   Appleton,    Wis 
Lawzence  Scientific  School,  Cambridge,  Mass 
Lawrence  University,  Appleton,  Wis 
Lawrenceville  School,  Lawrenceville,  N.  J 
Law's       Froebel       Kindergarten       Training 

School,   Toledo,    O 

Lawton   Business  College,   Lawton,   Okla 
Le  Fevre   Institute,    Kalamazoo,    Mich 
Le  Fevre  Conservatory,  Kalamazoo,  Mich 
LeMoyne  Normal   Institute,   Memphis,  Tenn 
Le  Vert  College,   Talbotton,   Ga 
Leache-Wood  Seminary,  Norfolk,  Va 
Leaksvllle   High  School,   Leaksville,  N    C. 
Leal's  School  for  Boys,  Plainfield,  N.  J 
Leander  Clark  College,  Toleda,  la 
Leavenswoith  Bus    Col,   Leavenworth,  Kan. 
Leavitt  Institute,   Turner,   Me. 
Lebanon  Business  College,  Lebanon,  Fa 
Lebanon  State  School,   Lebanon,   Va. 
Lebanon  College  for  Young  Ladies,  Lebanon, 

Tenn. 

Lebanon  University,  Lebanon,  O, 
Lt-banon  Valley  College,  Annville,  Pa. 
Lee  Business   School,    Stamfoid,   Conn 
Leo  Normal  Academy,  Lee,  Me. 
Lee  School,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Lee  School,  Cambridge,  Mass 
Lee's  Collegiate  Institute,  Jackson,  Ky. 
Leesville  College,   LeesvilTe,   S.  C. 
Legate's  Private  School,  Boston,   Mass. 
Lohi  Congregational  School,  Lehi  City,  Utah 
Lehlgh  University,  South  Bethlehem,  Pa. 
Leicester  Academy,  Leicester,  Mass 
Leland  and  Gray  Seminary,  Townshend,  Vt, 
Leland  Poweis  School,  Boston,  Mass. 
Leland  Stanford  Junior  University,  Stanford 

University,  P.  O.,  Gal. 
Leland   Stanford  Junior  University,    College 

of   Medicine,    San   Francisco,    Calif. 
Lefland  University,  New  Orleans,   La.      » 
Le  Master  Institute,  Orange,  N.  J. 
Lemcke's  Cooking  School,  New  York,  Ni  Y. 
Lennox  Hall,   St.   Louis,  Mo 
Lenoir   College,   Hickory,   N    C. 
Lenox  College,  Hopkinton,  la. 
Lentz  Commercial  School,  Dayton,  O. 
Leo' 8  Business  College,  Seattle,  Wash. 
Leonard  Medical  School  of  Shaw  University, 

Raleigh,  N.  C, 
Lerch's  Preparatory  School,  Baston,  Pa. 


Lesley   Normal    School,    Cambridge,    Mass 
Level  Green   Academy,    Level   Green,   Ky. 
Lewis  Academy,  Emporia,  Kan. 
Lewis  Institute,  Chicago,  111 
Lewis  Limited   School,    San  Antonio,   Tex. 
Lewis  School,  Haddam,  Conn 
Lewis  School,  Kinston,    N     C 
Lewis  School  for  Stammerers,  Detroit,  Mich. 
Lewis  School   of  Music,    Brooklyn,   N    Y 
Lewisburg   Female    Inst ,   Lewisburgr,   W  Va 
Lewisburg    Seminary,    Lewisburg,    W.    Va. 
Lewiston  Business  College,   Lewiston,  Idaho 
Lewistown     Business     College,      Lewistown, 
Mont 

Lewiston    Normal    Tiaming    School,    Lewis- 
ton,   Me 

Lewiston   School,  Lewistown,   Pa. 
Lexington   Col    for  Women,   Lexington,   Mo. 
Lexington    Normal    School    and    Commercial 

Institute,    Lexington,    Tenn 
Lexington  Seminary,   Lexington,  N.   C. 
Liberty  College,  Glasgow,  Ky 
Liberty  Hall  Home  School,  Lodi,  Va 
Libeity  Male  and  Female  Col,  Liberty,  Miss 
Liberty  Training  School,  Liberty,  Tenn. 
Library  Training  School,  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Lightfoot  Stenographic  Inst ,  Hoboken,  N.  J 
Lightf oot    Stenog    Inst ,   Jersey   City,    N     J 
Liggett   School,    Detroit,    Mich. 
Ligonier  Classical   Institute,   Ligonler,   Pa. 
Lilian  Academy,  Canmer,  Ky. 
Lima  Business  College,  Lima,  O. 
Lima  College,  Lima,  O. 
Limestone  College,  Gaffney,  S    C 
Limmgton  Academy,  Limington,  Me. 
Lincoln's  Academy,  Newcastle,  Me. 
Lincoln  Academy,   Lincoln,    Neb 
Lincoln  Academy,    Kings  Mountain,   N.    C. 
Lincoln  Business  College,  Lincoln,   111 
Lincoln  Business   College,   Lincoln,   Neb 
Lincoln  College,    Lincoln,    111 
Lincoln  Dental    College,    Cotner    University, 

Lincoln,   Neb 

Lincoln  Institute,  Jefferson   City,   Mo. 
Lincoln  Medical    College,    Cotner  University, 

Lincoln,   Neb. 
Lincoln     Memorial     University,     Harrogate, 

Tenn 

Lincoln  School,  Brooklyn,  N   Y, 
Lincoln  School,    Meridian,    Miss. 
Lincoln  School,  Providence,  R.  I 
Lincoln   Syllabic   College,   Lincoln,    Neb. 
Lincoln  University,  Lincoln  University  P    O , 

Pa. 

Linden  Hall  Seminary.  Lititz,  Pa 
Lindenwood  College,  Pt    Charles,  Mo 
Lindsay   Wilson  Training  School,   Columbia, 

Ky. 

Link's  Modern   Business  College,    Idaho. 
Link    School,    Thomasville,    Tenn 
Llnsly  Institute,  Wheeling,  W    Va 
LInthlcuin  Institute,  West  Washington,  D.  C, 
Lltchfleld  Academy,   Lltchfleld,   Me 
Litchfleld  Business  College,  Lltchfleld,  111. 
Literary  and   Commercial  Institute,  Bridge- 

hampton,   N    Y 
Literary  Institute  and  State  Normal  School, 

Bloomburgr,  Pa. 
Literary  Normal  Institute,  Blnggold,  Ga. 


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Little    Falls   Business    College,    Little    Falls, 

Minn. 

Little   Rock  College,   Little   Rock,   Ark 
Littleford's   School,    Cincinnati,   O 
Littleton  Female  College,  Littleton,  N    C 
Livingston  Park  Seminary,  Rochester,  N    Y 
Livingston  School,  West  New  Brighton,  N  Y 
Livingstone  College,  Salisbury,  N    C. 
Locklurt  Male  and  Female  Inst ,   Lockhart, 

Miss 

Lockha\en  Business  College,  Lockhaven,  Pa 
Lockport  Business  Institute,  Lockport,  N  Y. 
LockT\ood  Academy,  Brooklyn,  N  Y. 
Lockwood  Collegiate  Sch  ,  Mt  Vernon,  N  Y 
Lockwood-Stoltz  Art  Sch  ,  Kalamazoo,  Mich 
Lockyear's  Business  College,  Evansville,  Ind 
Lockyear's  Business  College,  Hopkinsville, 

Ky 

Locust  Dale  Academy,  Locust  Dale,  Va 
Locust   Grove  Institute,   Locust  Grove,   Ga 
Logan  Female   College,   Russellville,   Ky 
Logansport  Business  Col ,  Logansport,  Ind 
Logan  Square  Business  College,  Chicago,  111 
Lombard   College,    Galesburg,   111 
London    Grove   Friends'    Select   School,    Lon- 
don  Grove,   Pa. 

Lone  Star  Business  Col ,  San  Marcos,  Tex 
Long  Creek  School,  Long  Creek,  N.   C 
Long  Island  Business  Col ,   Brooklyn,   N    Y 
Long   Island    College   Hospital   Medical    Col- 
lege,  Brooklyn,  N    Y 

Longwood  Country  Day  School,  Boston,  Mass 
Loomis  Institute,   "Windsor,   Conn. 
Loomis  School,  St    Paul,  Minn. 
Loretta  Academy,  Montgomery,  Ala. 
Loietta  Academy,  Loretta,   Ky. 
Loietto  Academy,  Loretto  Heights,    Colo 
Loretto   Academy,    Las   Cruces,    N.    M. 
Loretto  Academy,   Nerinx,    Ky. 
Loretto  Academy,  Pueblo,   Colo 
Loietto  Academy,  Chicago,   111. 
Loretto  Academy,  Marcus,  la 
Loretto  Academy,  Kansas  City,   Mo. 
Loretto  Academy,  Springfield,  Mo. 
Loretto  Academy,   Santa  Fe,  N    Mex 
Loretto  Convent,   Atlanta,    Ga 
Loretto  Convent  of  the  Immaculate  Concep- 
tion,  Chicago,   111. 
Loretto  Liteiary  and  Benevolent  Institution, 

Nennx,  Ky 

Lordsburg  College,  Lordsburg.  Calif 
Loring  School  for  Guls,  Chicago,  111 
Los  Angeles  Academy,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Los  Angeles  Business   College,   Los  Angeles 
Los  Angeles  College  of  Fine  Arts,   Los  An- 
geles, Calif 

Los  Angeles  College  of  Osteopathy,  Los  An- 
geles, Calif. 

Los  Angeles  College  of  Law,  Los  Angeles 
Los  Angeles  Conservatory  of  Music  and  Arts, 

Los  Angeles,   Calif 

Los  Angeles  Military  Academy,  Los  Angeles 
Los  Angeles   Musical   College,   Los   Angeles, 

Gal 
Los  Angeles  School  of  Azt  and  Design,  Los 

Angeles,    Cal 

Los  Robles  School  for  Gills,  Pasadena,  Cal 
Loucks'  Resident  and  Day  School,  Flushing, 

Loudon  College,  Loudon,  Tenn. 
Loudon  Select  School,  Bluemont,  Va. 


Lougee-Egan  School  for  Girls,  Boston,  Mass 

Louisburg  Female  College,  Louisburg,  N    C. 

Louisbuig  Male  Academy,  Louisburg,  N    C 

Louisiana  College,  Pineville,  La 

Louisiana  Industrial  Institute,  Huston,  La 

Louisiana  State  Normal,  Natchitoch.es,  La. 

Louisiana  State  University,  Baton  Rouge,  La 

Louisiana  State  University,  Agricultural  and 
Mechanical  College,  Baton  Rouge,  La 

Louisville  College  of  Dentistry,  Central  Uni- 
veisity  of  Kentucky,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Louisville  College  of  Pharmacy,  Louisville, 
Ky 

Louisville  Medical  College,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Louisville  National  Medical  College,  Louis- 
ville, Ky 

Loulie  Compton  Seminary,  Birmingham, 
Ala, 

Louisville  Normal  School,  Louisville    Ky 

Louisville  Normal  School,  Louisville,  Miss 

Louisville  Piesbyterian  Theological  Semi- 
nary, Louisville,  Ky 

Louisville  Training  School,    Beechmont,   Ky 

Louisville  Tiaming  School  for  Boys,  Louis- 
ville, Ky 

Low-Heywood  School,   Stamford,   Conn. 

Lowell  Commercial  College,   Lowell,   Mass 

Lowell  School  of  Bus ,   Bmghamton,  N.  Y. 

Lowell  Textile  School,  Lowell,  Mass. 

Lowthorpe  School  of  Landscape  Architec- 
ture, Groton,  Mass. 

Lowville  Academy,  Lowville,  N.  Y. 

Loyola  Academy  for  Boys,  Chicago,  111. 

Loyola  College,  New  Orleans,  La 

Loyola  College,  Baltimore,  Md 

Loyola  School,  New  York,  N    Y. 

Loyola  University,  Chicago,  111 

Lucia  Gale  Barber  School  of  Rhythm,  and 
Correlated  Arts,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Lucy  Cobb  Institute,  Athens,  Ga 

Lucy  Webb  Hays  Training  School,  Wash- 
ington, D  C. 

Ludington  Business  Col ,  Ludington,  Mich. 

Luna  School,  Franklin,  Ky 

L'Union  Francaise  School,  New  Orleans,  La. 

Luther  Academy,   Albert  Lea,   Minn. 

Luther  Academy,  Wahoo,  Neb. 

Luther  College,  Decorah,  Iowa 

Luther  College,  New  Orleans,   La. 

Luther   College,    Wahoo.   Neb. 

Luther  Ladies'  Seminary,  Red  Wing,  Minn. 

Luther  High  School  and  College,  Racine, 
Wis 

Luther  Seminary,  St.  Anthony  Park,  Minn. 

Luther   Seminary,    St.    Paul,    Minn. 

Lutheran  Academy,  Albion,  Wis 

Lutheran  College,   Seguin,   Texas 

Lutheran  Normal  School,  Sioux  Falls,  S    D. 

Lutheran  Normal  School  of  the  United  Nor- 
wegian Lutheran  Church,  Madison,  Wis. 

Lutheran  Seminary,    Columbia,   S    C. 

Lutheran   Seminary,   Seward,  Neb 

Lutheran  Teachers'  Seminary,   Seward,   Neb. 

Lutheran  Theological  Seminary,  Mount  Airy, 
Pa 

Lutheran  Theological  Seminary,  Charleston, 
S  C 

Lutheran  Theological  Seminary,  Gettysburg-, 

Lutheran  Theological  Seminary,  Millvllle,  Pa 


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Lutheran     Theological    Seminary,     Philadel- 
phia,  Pa 

Lyceum,  San  Francisco,  Calif 
Lycoming  County  Normal  School,  Muncy,  Pa 
Lyman   Cornelius   Smith    College    of   Applied 

Science,   Syracuse  Umv ,  Syiacuse,   N    Y. 
Lyman  School,  Chicago,  111 
Lyndhmst   School,    Tarry  town,   N    Y 
Lyndon  Hall  School  for  Girls,  Poughkeepsie, 

N    Y 

Lyndon  Institute,  Lyndon  Center,  Vt. 
Lynn  Business  College,  Lynn,  Mass 
Lynnland  College,  Glasgow,   Ky. 
Lynnland    Institute,    Glendale,    Ky 
Lynnland  Male  and  Female  Institute,   Glen- 
dale,   Ky 

Lynnholm-by~the~Sea,  Lynn,  Mass 
Lynnville  Academy,  Lynnville,  Tenn 
Lyon  School  foi  Gals,  Danbuiy,  Conn 


M 

Macalcster  College,   St    Paul,  Minn 
MacCormac  School,  Chicago,  111 
MacDuffle  School  for  Girls,  Springfield,  Mass 
Macfeats-Bowcn  Business  College,  Columbia, 

S    C 

Mackenzie  School,  Monroe,  N  Y. 
Mackle's   School,   Newburg,    N.   Y 
Macon  and  Andrew's  College,  Meridian,  Miss 
Macon  and  Andrew's  College,  Jackson,  Miss 
Macon  and  Andrew's  Col ,  West  Point,  Miss 
Macon  and  Andiew's  College,  Memphis,  Tenn 
Macon  Commercial  College,  Macon,  Ga 
Mackny  Business  College,  Los  Angeles,  Cal 
Mackville  High  School,  Mackville,   Ky 
Madawaska  Tiaining  School,  Fort  Kent,  Me 
Maddox  Semmaiy,   Little  Rock,   Atk 
Madeira's  School,  Washington,  D    C 
Madison  Academy,  Madison,  N.  J 
Madison  Academy,  Uniontown,  Pa 
Madison  Academy,  Madisonville,  Tex 
Madison  Female  Institute,  Richmond,  Ky. 
Madison   Hall,   Franklin,   Ky 
Madison  Hall  School,  Washington,  D   C. 
Madison  High  School,  Madison,  N    C. 
Madison  Inst.  and  Bus    Col ,   Madison,  N.  C 
Madison  School,  St    Paul,  Minn. 
Madison  School  for  Girls,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Madison  State  Nor    School,  Madison,  S   D. 
Mae  Benson  School  of  Applied  Design,  New 

York 

Magazine  Ouachita  Academy,  Magazine,  Ark 
Magic  City  Business  College,  Moberly,  Mo. 
Magnolia  High  School,  Magnolia,  N.  C 
Magnus  Shorthand  School,  Providence,  R.  I. 
Magrud^r's  School,  Ran  Antonio,  Tex. 
Maher  Preparatory  School,  Philadelphia,  Pa 
Maine  Central  Institute,  Pittsfleld,  Me. 
Maine   Institution   for   the   Blind,    Portland, 

Me 

Maine  School  for  the  Deaf,  Portland,  Me. 
Maiden  Commercial  School,  Maiden,  Mass. 
Male  Academy,  Faison,  N    C 
Male    High    School,    Louisville,    Ky. 
Male  and  Female  Academy,  Pisgah,  Ala. 
Male  and  Female  Academy,  Providence,  Ky. 
Male  and  Female  College,  Sharpsburg,  Ky. 
Male  and  Female  High  School,  Columbia.  Ky 
Hale  and  Female  Institute.  Chlco,  Tex. 


Male  Institute,  Clarkton,  N    C 
Manassas  Institute,  Manassas,  Va 
Manitowoc  County  Teachers'  Training  School, 

Mamtowoc,  Wis 

Manchester  College,   North  Manchester,  Ind 
Manhattan  College,  New  York,  N   Y. 
Manhattan  Trade  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Manistee  Business  College,  Manistee,  Mich 
Mankato  Commercial  Col ,  Mankato,  Minn. 
Manor  School  for  Boys,  Stamford,  Conn 
Manor  School  for  Girls,  Larchmont,  N.  Y. 
Mansfield  Business  College,   Mansfield,   O. 
Mansfield  Female  College,  Mansfield,  La. 
Mansfield  State  Normal  Sch.,  Mansfield,   Pa 
Manson   Academy,  Lewiston,   N.  C. 
Manteo  Academy,  Manteo,  N    C 
Manual  Training  Academy,  Fairland,  Ind 
Manual     Training     and     Commercial     High 

School,  Oakland,  Calif 
Manual  Training  and  Industrial  School,  New 

London,   Conn. 
Manual  Training  and  Industrial  School,  Bor- 

dtntown,  N    J 
Manual     Training     and     Industrial     School, 

Ellendale,   N    D 

Manual  Tram    Sch    for  Girls,  Louisville,  Ky 
Manzanita  Hall  Prep    Sch  ,  Palo  Alto,  Calif. 
Maple  Lawn  Academy,  South  Hero,  Vt 
Maplewood   Institute,   Concordville,   Pa 
Maplewood  School,  Kokomo,  Ind 
Maqui      Indian     Training     School,     Keam's 

Canon,   Ariz 
Marathon  County  School  of  Agriculture  and 

Domestic  Economy,  Wausau,  Wis 
Marbuth  School,  Morganton,  N.  C. 
Mardcn  School  of  Elocution,  Chicago,  111. 
Marengo  Military  Institute,  Demopolis,  Ala 
Margaret  Allen  School,  Birmingham,  Ala. 
Margaret  College,  Versailles,  Ky 
Margaret  Watts  De  Peyster  School  for  Girls, 

Rensslaer,   Ind. 

Mai  guiles  School  for  the  Deaf,  New  York. 
Marietta  College,  Marietta,  O 
Marietta  Commercial  College,  Marietta,  O. 
Marinette  Business  College,  Marinette,  Wis 
Marion  Baptist  Academy,  Marion,  Ala. 
Marion  Business  College,  Marion,  Ind. 
Marion  Collegiate  Institute,  Marion,  N   Y. 
Marion  fonscrvatorv  of  Music,  Marion,   Ind 
Mai  ion  Female  College,  Marion,  Va. 
Marion  Female  Seminary,  Marion,  Ala. 
Marion  Military  Institute,   Marion.  Ala. 
Marion  Institute,  Marion,   Ala. 
Marion  Normal  College,  Marion,  Ind* 
Marionville  College,  Marionville,  Mo. 
Marist  College,  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Mark  Hopkins  Inst    of  Art,  San  Francisco. 
Maiksville  High  School,  Marksvllle,  La. 
Mailboro  Prep    School,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Maryborough  School  for  Girls,  Los  Angeles, 

Calif 

Marquett©   Academy,    Milwaukee,    Wis. 
Marquette  Business  College,  Marquette,  Mich 
Marquette   College,   North  Yakima,   Wash. 
Marquette  University,  Milwaukee,  Wis 
Marquette  University,  New  Orleans,  La. 
Mars  Hill   College,  Mars  Hill,  N.  C 
Marsh's  Select  School,  Newport,  B.  I. 
Marshall  Academy,  Marshall,   N    C 
Marshall  Business  Col ,  Huntington,  W.  Va 


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Marshall  College  State  Normal  School,  Hunt- 
in  gton,  W.  Va 

Marshall  Law  School,  Chicago,  111. 
Marshall     Training     School,     San     Antonio, 

Texas. 

Marshall's  School,  Briarcliff  Manor,  N.  T. 
Marshall's  School,   Oak  Lane,  Pa. 
Marshville  Academy,  Marshville,  N.  C. 
Martha  Berry  School,  Mount  Berry,  Ga 
Martha  Washington  College,  Abmgdon,  Va 
Martha  Washington  Sem.,  Washington,  D   C 
Martin  Academy,   Kennett  Square,  Pa. 
Martin  Female  College,  Pulaski,  Tenn. 
Martin  Institute,  Jefferson,  Ga 
Martin  Luther  College,  New  Ulm,  Minn 
Martin     Lutheran     Academy     and     Normal 

School,   Sterling,   Neb. 
Martin  Shorthand  School,  Pittsburgh,  Pa, 
Marvin  College,   Clinton,  Ky. 
Marvin  College,  Clinton,  Ky. 
Marvin   College,    Fredericktown,   Mo 
Mary  A.  Burnham  School  for  Girls,  North- 
ampton, Mass 
Mary  Academy,  Elgin,  111 
Mary  Ellen  Seminary,  Crockett,  Tex. 
Mary  Baldwin  Institute,   Staunton,  Va 
Mary  Baldwin   Seminary,    Staunton,    Va, 
Mary  J   Drexel  School,  Philadelphia,  Pa 
Mary     Holmes     Seminary     (colored),     West 

Point,    Miss 

Mary  Institute,  St.  Louis,  Mo 
Mary  Lyon  School,   Swarthmoie,  Pa 
Mary  Wood  Chase  Piano  School,  Chicago  111 
Marycliff  Academy,  Arlington  Heights,  Mass 
Maryland  Agri    College,  College  Park,  Md 
Maryland  Agricultural  and  Industrial  Insti- 
tute for  Colored  Youth,  Laurel,  Md. 
Maryland  Col    of  Pharmacy,  Baltimore,  Md 
Maryland  Col    for  Women,  Lutherville,  Md 
Maryland  Institute  of  Design,  Baltimore,  Md 
Maryland  Medical  College,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Maryland    Normal     and    Industrial     School 

(colored),  Bowie.  Md. 

Maryland  Sen    for  the  Deaf,  Frederick,  Md 
Maryland  School  for  the  Blind,  Overlea,  Md. 
Maryland  State  Nor.  School,  Frostberg,  Md 
Maryland  State  Nor   School,  Baltimore,  Md. 
"Marymount**   School   for   Girls.   Tarrytown, 

N.  Y. 

Maryville  Business  College,  Maryville,  Calif. 
Maryville  College,   Maryville,   Tenn. 
Maryville  Seminary,  Maryville,  Mo 
Maryville  Business  Institute,  Maryville,  Mo 
Mason's  School,  Tarrytown,  N  T 
Masonic  Institute,  Marshall,  Tex. 
Massanutten  Academy,  Woodstock,  Va 

Massachusetts  Agricultural  College,  Amherst, 

Mass 

Massachusetts    Charitable    Mechanic     Asso- 
ciation Trade   School,   Boston,  Mass. 

Massachusetts  College  of  Osteopathy,  Boston 

Massachusetts  College  of  Osteopathy,   Cam- 
bridge, Mass 

Massachusetts  College  of  Pharmacy,  Boston. 

Massachusetts  Inst    of  Technology,  Boston 

Massachusetts  Nor  Art  School,  Boston,  Mass 

Massachusetts  School  for  the  Feeble  Minded, 
Waltham,  Mass 

Massachusetts  State  Nor,  West  field,  Mass. 

Massee  Country  School,  Bronxville,  N.  Y. 

Massey  Business  College,  Montgomery,  Ala. 


Massey  Business  College,  Birmingham,  Ala 
Massey  Business  College,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 
Massey  Business  College,   Richmond,  Va. 
Massey  Business  College,  Columbus,  Ga 
Massey  Business  College,  Louisville,  Ky 
Massey  Business  College,  Houston,  Tex 
Massillon  Actual  Business  Col ,  Massillon,  O 
Master  Sch    of  Vocal  Music,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Master's  School,   Dobbs  Ferry 
Matawan  Military  Academy,  Matawan,  N.  J 
Mather  Academy,  Camden,  S    C 
Matthews    (Elizabeth    K )    Normal   Training 

School,    Portland,   Ore 

Mattoon  School  of  Commerce,  Mattoon,  111 
Mattoon   Business   College,   Mattoon,    111. 
Mauiessa  Hall,  Jersey  City,  N   J 
Max  Magnus  Shorthand  School,   Providence, 

R    I 

Maupin's  Commercial  Col ,  Chillicothe,  Mo 
May  School,  Boston,  Mass 
Mayers  Noimal  Musical  Sch  ,  Freeburg,   Pa 
McAllen  Business  College,   Knoxville,   Tenn 
McAuley  Academy,  Keeseville,  N    Y. 
McAllister  School,  Asbury,  N.  J. 
McBurney  School  for  Boys,  New  York,  N    Y 
McCalhe  .School,   Missionary    Ridge,    Tenn 
McCann's   Business  Col,   Mahanoy  City,   Pa 
McCann's  Business  College,  Reading,   Pa 
McChesney  College,  Paterson,  N    J 
McClmtock's  School,  Boston,  Mass. 
McCollom  Institute,  Mt    Vernon,  N    H 
McCollough's  School,  Walhalla,  S    C 
McCook  Business   College,   McCook,    Neb. 
McCormick  Neurological  Col ,  Chicago,  111. 
McCormick  School,  Burnsville,  N    C. 
McCormick   Theological    Seminary,    Chicago, 
McCowan  Oral  School  for  Young  Deaf  Chil- 
dren,   Chicago,    III 
McCreary  School,  Brooklyn,  N    Y 
McDonald  Educational  Inst,  Cincinnati,   O 
McDonald  School  of  Music,  Detroit,  Mich. 
McDonough  Institute,  La  Plata,  Md. 
McDonogh  School,  McDonogh,  Md. 
McDowell  Dresscutting  School,  Chicago,   111. 
McEvoy    School     of     Pedagogy,     Brooklyn, 
McFee's  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
McFerrin  College,  Martin,  Tenn 
McGee  Holiness  Col ,  College  Mound,  Mo 
McGill  Institute,   Mobile,  Ala. 
McGraw  Normal  Inst ,  Reeds  Ferry,  N.  H. 
McGuire's  University  School,  Richmond,  Va. 

Mclndoe    Academy,  Mclndoe  Falls,  Vt. 

McKee's  Business  Col.,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah 

McKeesport  Business  Col ,  McKeesport,  Pa, 

McKendree  College,  Lebanon,  III. 

McKillip  Veterinary  College,  Chicago,  111 

McKmley  Manual  Training  School,  Washing- 
ton,  D    C 

McKmney  Academy,  Sneedville,  Tenn 

McLachlan  Bus    Univ ,  Grand  Rapids,  Mich. 

McLean  High  School,  Laurmburg,  N    C. 

McLean  School,  Laurinburg,   N    C. 

McLean  Seminary,  Simsbury,  Conn.   * 

McLemoresville    Collegiate    Institute,    McLe- 
moresville,  Tenn 

McMinn  Militaiy  Academy,  Rogersville,  Tenn. 

McMlnnville  College,  McMinnville,  Ore. 

McPherson  College,  McPherson,  Kan. 

McTyeire  School,  McKenzie,  Tenn. 

MacGregor  School,  Brooklyn,   N    Y 

Meade  School  for  Girls,  Norwalk,   Conn 


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Meadville  Commercial  Col ,   Meadville,   Pa 
Meadville  Theological  School,  Meadville,  Pa 
Mechanics  Art  High  School,  Boston,  Mass 
Mechanic  Arts  High  Sch  ,   Springfield,  Mass 
Mechanic  Aits  High  School,  St    Paul,  Minn 
Mechanic's   Institute,    New   York,    N.   T. 
Meadowbrook  School,  Leesburg,  Va. 
Mechanic's  Institute,  San  Francisco,  Calif 
Medical    College    of    Georgia,    University     of 

Georgia,  Augusta,  Ga 

Medical   College   of  Virginia,   Richmond,  Va 
Medical    College    of    Indiana,     Indianapolis, 

Ind 

Medical  College  of  South  Carolina,  Charles- 
ton, S    C 
Medical    Depaitment    of    the    University    of 

West  Tennessee,  Memphis,  Tenn 
Medical    School    of    Maine    at   Bowdoin   Col- 
lege,  Brunswick,   Me 
Medical    School   of  Maine,   Bowdoin  College, 

Portland,  Me 

Medical  College  of  Ohio,  University  of  Cin- 
cinnati, Cincinnati,  O 

Medical  College  of  the  State  of  South  Caro- 
lina, Charleston,   S    C 

Medical  School  of  Virginia,  Richmond,  Va. 
Modico-Chirurgical  College,  Philadelphia,  Pa 
Me  harry  Medical  College,  Walden  University, 

Nashville,  Tenn 

Melloi's  Commercial  School,  Waltham,  Mass 
M^llvillc  Friend's  School,  Mount  Airy,  Pa 
Melrose   Hall,   San   Antonio,   Tex 
Molrose  School  of  Music,  Mehose,  Mass 
Memminger  Noimal  School,  Charleston,  S   C 
Memphis  Commercial  Col ,  Memphis,  Tenn 
Memphis  Conference  Female  Institute,  Jack- 
son, Tenn 
M<  mphis  Hospital  Medical  College,  Memphis, 

Tenn 
Mendoll     Civil     Service     School,     Brooklyn, 

N    T 

Mendota  College,  Mendota,  111. 
Menomlnee      County     Agricultural     College, 

Monomlnee,  Mich 
Mercer  Academy,  Mercer,  Pa. 
Meioer  University,  Macon  Ga. 
Mercer  University,  Law  Department,  Macon, 

Ga. 

Mercer  University  School  of  Pharmacy.  Ma- 
con,   Ga 

Meiccrsburg  Academy,  Mercersburg,  Pa. 
Merchants'  &  Bankers*  Business  School,  New 

York,  N    T. 

Meredith  College,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 
Meridian      Academy      (colored),      Meridian, 

Miss. 

Meridian  Academy,  Meridian,  Miss 
Meridian  Woman's  College    Meridian  Miss. 
Merrill  Business  College,  Norwalk,  Conn 
Merrill  Business  College,  Stamford,  Conn 
Merrill's  School,  Scran  ton,   Pa 
Merry  Oaks  Academy,  Merry  Oaks,  N    C. 
Meta  Bond  College,  Marble,  Okla. 
Metoalfs  Sch,  Tarry  town -on-Hudson.  N.  T. 
Methodist  University  of  Oklahoma,  Guthrie, 

Okla, 

Metropolitan  Business  College,  Chicago,  111 
Metropolitan  Business  College,  Dallas,  Tex. 
Metropolitan   Business  College.   Elgin,   111. 
Metropolitan  Business  Col,  Conoordia,  Kan. 


Metropolitan  Business  College,  Cleveland,  O 

Metropolitan  College  of  Law,  St    Louis,  Mo 

Metropolitan  Col    of  Music,  New  York,  N    Y 

Metropolitan   Col    of  Music,   Cincinnati,   O. 

Metropolitan   Com     Col ,   East  St.   Louis,   111 

Metropolitan  Com    Col,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

Metropolitan  School  of  Music  &  Art,  Troy, 
N  T 

Metropolitan  School  of  Music,  Indianapolis, 
Ind 

Metropolitan   Temple   Col ,  New  York,   N    Y 

Metzger  College,  Carlisle,  Pa 

Meyer  Parochial  School,  Meyer,  la 

Miami  Medical  College,  Cincinnati,  O. 

Miami  Military  Institute,  Germantown,   O. 

Miami  University,  Oxford,  O. 

Michigan  Business  and  Normal  College,  Bat- 
tle Creek,  Mien 

Michigan  Normal  Academy  and  Business 
College,  Clarksville,  Mich. 

Michigan  City  Business  College,  Michigan 
City,  Ind 

Michigan  Female  Seminary,  Kalamazoo, 
Mich 

Michigan  College,  Johnson  City,  Tenn 

Michigan  College  of  Medicine  and  Surgery, 
Detroit,  Mich 

Michigan  College  or  Mines,  Houghton,  Mich 

Michigan  Conserv    of  Music,  Detroit,   Mich 

Michigan  Employment  Institution  fot  the 
Blind,  Saginaw,  Mich 

Michigan  Home  for  Feeble-Minded  and  Epi- 
leptic, Lapeer,  Mich 

Michigan  Normal  Ac'd'y,  Clarksville,  Mich. 

Michigan  Sch    for  the  Blind,  Lansing.  Mich 

Michigan  School  for  the  Deaf,  Flint,  Mich. 

Michigan  State  Agricultural  College,  Agri- 
cultural College  P  O ,  Mich 

Michigan  State  Nor.  College,  Ypsilantl,  Mich, 

Mid-City  School  for  Girls,   Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Middle  Georgia  Institute,  Concord,  Ga. 

Middle  Tennessee  State  Normal,  Murfrees- 
boro 

Middlebury  College,  Middlebury,  Vt. 

Middlesex  School,   Concord,  Mass 

Middleburg  Normal  College,  Middleburg,  Ky. 

Middleton  High  School,  Middleton.  Tenn. 

Middletown  Business  College,  Middletown, 
Conn 

Middletown  School  of  Commerce,  Middle- 
town,  N  Y. 

Middletown  School  of  Telegraphy,  Middle* 
town,  N  Y. 

Midland  College,  Atchison,  Kan. 

Midland  College,  Midland,  Texas 

Midway  High  School,  Midway,  Tenn 

Mifflin  Academy,   Mifflintown,   Pa. 

Mielly's  Business  College,  New  Orleans,  La. 

Miles  Memorial  College,  Birmingham,   Ala. 

Mill  Brook  School,  Concord,  Mass 

Miller  Business  College,   Wichita,   Kan. 

Miller  County  Institute,  Spring  Garden,  Mo 

Miller  Manual  School  of  Albemarle.  Miller 
School,  Va 

Miller  Night  School,  Franklin,  Pa. 

Miller  School,  H   Thane,  Cincinnati,  O. 

Miller  School  of  Business,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Miller's  Seminary,  Corsicana,  Teac. 

Milleraburg  Female  College,  Mlllersburg,  Ky. 


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Millersburg    Military    Institute,    Millers^urg, 

Ky. 

Milligan  College,  Johnson  City,  Tenn 
Mulligan    College,    Milligan,    Tenn 
Millikin  University,  Deeatur,  111 
Mills  College,  Mills  College  P    O,   Calif 
Millsaps  College,  Jackson,  Miss 
Millsaps  College  Law  School,  Jackson,  Miss 
Millville  Friends'  School,  Millville,  Pa 
Millville   Business   School,   Millville,   N.   J 
Millwood  Institute,  Jackson,  La 
Milton   Academy,   Baltimore,   Md 
Milton  Academy,  Milton,  Mass 
Milton  College,   Milton,   Wis 
Milwaukee  Law  School,   Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Milwaukee  Medical   College,    Marquette  Uni- 

versity,   Milwaukee,    Wis. 
Milwaukee  Telegraph  Sch  ,  Milwaukee,  Wis 
Milwaukee-  Downer  College,  Milwaukee,  Wis 
Miner's  Business  Academy,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y, 
Minneapolis  Academy,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Minneapolis  Bus.  Col  ,   Minneapolis,   Minn. 
Minneapolis  College  of  Physicians  and  Sur- 

geons, Hamlme  Univ  ,  Minneapolis,  Minn 
Minneapolis    College    of    Law,    Minneapolis, 

Minn. 
Minneapolis   Kmdeigaiten    Association    Nor- 

mal School,   Minneapolis,   Minn 
Minneapolis     School     of     Art,     Minneapolis, 

Minn 
Minneapolis    School    of    Music,    Oratory   and 

Dramatic   Art,    Minneapolis,    Minn. 
Mmneapo'is  Sch.  of  Fine  Arts,   Minneapolis 
Minneapolis    School    of    Music,    Minneapolis, 

Minn. 

Minnesota  College,  Minneapolis,  Minn 
Minnesota  Inst    of  Pharmacy,  Minneapolis 
Minnesota  School  of  Bus.,  Minneapolis,  Minn 
Minnesota  School   for   the   Blind,    Faribault, 

Minn 
Minnesota  School  for  the  Deaf  and  Epilep- 

tics, Faribault,  Mmn 
Minnesota    School    for    the    Feeble    Minded, 

Faribault,  Minn 

Mlnot  College  of  Commerce,  Mmot,  N   D. 
Mirimar  School,   Santa  Barbara,   Calif. 
Miss  Capen's  School  for  Girls,  Northampton, 

Mass. 

Miss  Moore's  School,   Columbus,  Ga. 
Miss    Shepards    Private    School,    Saybrook, 

Conn. 

Miss  Park's  School,   Steubenville,   Ohio 
Miss  McGrew's  School,  Bala,  Pa. 
Mission   House,   Plymouth,   Wis. 
Missionary  Tiaining  School,  Jackson,  Mien. 
Mississippi  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  Col- 

lege, Agricultural  College  P    O.,  Miss 
Mississippi      Business      College,      Columbus, 

Miss. 
Mississippi    Central   Normal    School,    Walnut 

Grove    Miss 

Mississippi  College,  Clinton,  Miss. 
Mississippi  Conference  Training  School,  Mon- 

trose    Miss 
Mississippi  Industrial  Institute  and  College, 

Columbus,   Miss 
Mississippi  Institute  for  the  Blind,  Jackson, 


Mississippi  Institute  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb, 
Jackson,   Miss 


Mississippi  Normal  College,  Houston,  Miss 
Mississippi     Normal      College,      Hattiesburg, 

Miss 

Mississippi  Normal  Institute,  Sherman,  Miss 
Mississippi    State    Normal    College,    Jackson, 

Miss 
Mississippi  Synodical  College,  Holly  Springs, 

Miss 
Mississippi    Textile    School,    Department    A. 

and  M    College,  Agricultural  College,  Miss 
Missouri  Botanical  Garden  School,  St.  Louis, 

Mo. 

Missouri  Christian   Col ,   Camden   Point,    Mo 
Missouri   College   of  Law,   St    Louis,    Mo. 
Missouri  Military  Academy,  Mexico,  Mo 
Missouri    School    for    the    Blind,     St     Louis, 

Mo 

Missouri  School  of  Mines,  Rolla,  Mo 
Missouri  Shorthand  College,  St    Louis,  Mo 
Missouri    State    Military    School,     Columbia, 

Mo 

Missouri  State  Normal,  Cape  Girardeau,  Mo. 
Missouri  Valley  College,  Marshall,  Mo 
Missouri  Wesleyan  College,  Cameron,   Mo. 
Mitchell  Business   College,   Mitchell,   S    D 
Mitchell's    Military   Bojs'    School,    Billerica, 

Mass 

Moberly    Commercial    College,    Moberly,    Mo 
Mobile    Business   College,    Mobile,    Ala 
Mobile    Kindergarten    Tiaining    School,    Mo- 
bile, Ala 

Mockridge  Business  School,  Brooklyn,  N     Y 
Mocksville  High  School,  Mocksville,  N.  C. 
Modern  Commercial  College,  Lincoln,  Neb. 
Modern  Normal  College,  Marysville,  Kan. 
Modern  School,   Cleveland,   O 
Modern   School  of  Business,   Denver,   Colo. 
Modern  School  of  Business  and  Correspond- 
ence,  San  Francisco,   Calif. 
Mohegan  Lake  School,  Mohegan  Lake,  N.  Y. 
Moler  College  of  Barbermg,  Chicago,  111. 
Moler  Barber  College,  New  Orleans,  La. 
Moler  Barber  College,  St    Louis,  Mo. 
Mollenhauer  Conserv    of  Music,  Brooklyn. 
Mollette  School,  Fayetteville,  N    C 
Monea  College,   Rector,  Ark 
Monmouth  College,  Monmouth,  111. 
Monroe  Conserv    of  Music,  Brooklyn,  N,  T. 
Monroe  County  Business  Institute,  Rochester. 
Monroe  Female  College,  Forsyth,  Ga. 
Monroe  Place  School,   Biooklyn,  N    T 
Monroe's  Business  College,  Waterbury,  Conn 
Monson  Academy,  Monson,  Mass 
Montana  College,  Deer  Lodge,  Mont. 
Montana  School  of  Mines,  Butte,  Mont 
Montana  State  Normal  College,  Dillon,  Mont 
Montana  Agricultural   Col,   Bozeman,   Mont 
Montana  Wesleyan  University,  Helena,  Mont 
Montclair  Military   Ac'd'y,   Montclair,   N.    J, 
Montefiore  Hebrew  School,  Cleveland    O 
Monteith    School    for    Girls,    South    Orange, 

JN.    J. 

Montezuma  Mount  Ranch  School,  Loa  Gatos, 

Montgomery  Bell  Academy,  Nashville,  Tenn 
Monticello  Seminary,  Godfrey,  111. 
Monticello  High  School,  Monticello,  Ga. 
Montpelter  Seminary,  Montpelier,  Vt 
Montrose  Sch    for  Girls,  South  Orange   N    J 
Moody  Bible  Institute,  Chicago,  111.      '      " 


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Mooney  School,  Murfreesboro.   Tenn. 
Moothart's    Business    College,    Bonne    Terre, 
Mo 

Moothart  Business  College,  Farmmgton,  Mo 
Moore   Academy,    Pine    Apple.    Ala 
Moore   School,   Georgetown,    Ky 
Moore's  Business  College,  Urbana,  O 
Moores  Hill   College,   Moores  Hill,   Ind. 
Moore's  School,  Columbus,  Ga 
Mooresville  Academy,  Mooresville,  N   C. 
Mooseheart  Vocational   Schools,   Mooseheart, 

Moqui  Indian  Training  School,  Kean's  Canon, 

Ariz 
Moravian  College  and  Theological  Seminary, 

Bethlehem,  Pa 
Moravian    Falls    Academy,    Moravian    Falls. 

N.  C 
Moiavian  Seminary  and  College  for  Women, 

Bethlehem,  Pa. 

Morehoad  Normal  School,  Morehead,  Ky. 
Morehouse  College,  Atlanta,  Ga 
Mozgan  College,  Baltimore,  Md 
Morgan  Paik  Academy,  Morgan  Park,  111 
Morgan  School,   Clinton,  Conn 
Morgan  School,  Fayetteville,  Tenn. 
Morgan  School  of  Expression,  Anna,  Chicago 
Morgan's   Business   College,    Waterville,   Me. 
Morgantown  Seminary,    Morgan  town,   Ky. 
Morningside  College,  Sioux  City,  la 
Morris  Academy,  Morristown,  N    J 
Morris  Blown  College,  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Morris  Harvey  College,  Barb oursvi lie,  W.  Va 
Morns  Heights  School,  Providence,  R.  I. 
Mori  is   Pratt   Institute,   Whitewater,    Wis. 
Morristown   Normai   and   Industrial   College, 

Mornstown,  Tenn 

Moiiistown  School,  Morristown,  N.  J. 
Moise  School,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Morse's  Private  School,  Bristol,   R    I. 
Morse's  Business  College,  Hartfoid,  Conn. 
Morven  High  Academy,  Morven,  N    C 
Moscow  Business  College,  Moscow,  Idaho. 
Moses  Biown  School,  Providence,   R    I 
Mosher  Home  School,  New  Bedford,  Mass. 
Most  Holy  Trinity  School,  Detroit,  Mich. 
Mound  City  Business  College,  St.  Louis,  Mo 
Mount  Aloyslus  Academy,  Cresson,  Pa 
Mount   Amoena   Seminary,    Mount  Pleasant, 

N.   C. 

Mount  Amoena  Seminary,  Concord,  N.  C. 
Mount  Angel  Academy,  Mount  Angel,  Ore. 
Mount  Angel  College,  Mount  Angel,  Ore. 
Mount  Auburn  Institute,  Cincinnati,  O 
Mount   Beacon   Military   Academy,   Fishkill, 

Mount  Carmel  Academy,  Thibodeaux,  La. 

Mount  Carmel  Academy,  Carroll,  la. 

Mount  Carmel  Academy,  Wichita,  Kan. 

Mount  Carmel  Parochial  School,  Lawler,  la 

Mount  Carmel  School,   Hamden,  Conn 

Mount  de  Chantal  Female  Academy,  Wheel- 
Ing,  W  Va. 

Mount  de  Sales  Academy,  Macon,  Ga. 

Mount  de  Sales  Academy  of  the  Visitation, 
Catonsville,  Md. 

Mount  Ellis  Academy,  Bozeman,  Mont. 

Mount  Oalitzin  Academy,  Baden,  Pa. 

Mount  Gertrude's  Academy,  Boulder,  Colo. 

Mount  Gilead  Academy,  Mount  Gilead,  N.  C. 


Mount    Hermon    Boy's    School,    Mount    Her- 

mon,  Mass 
Mount  Hermon   Female   Seminary    (colored), 

Clinton,  Miss 

Mount  Holly  Academy,   Mount   Holly,   N    J 
Mount  Holyoke  College,  South  Hadley,  Mass 
Mount  Ida  School  for  Girls,  Newton,  Mass. 
Mount  Lebanon   Male   College,    Mt    Lebanon, 

La. 

Mount  Mercy  Academy,  Buffalo,  N    T. 
Mount  Moriah  Academy,  Raleigh,  N    C. 
Mount  Morris  College,  Mt   Morris,  111 
Mount  Morris  Park  School,  New  York,  N    T 
Mount  Notre  Dame  Academy,  Reading,  O 
Mount  Olive  High  School,  Mount  Olive,  Miss 
Mount  Pleasant  Ac'd'y,  Barren  Forks,  Ark 
Mount  Pleasant  Academy,  Mt   Pleasant,  la 
Mount  Pleasant  Indian  Training  School,  Mt 

Pleasant,  Mich 

Mount  Pleasant   Institute,   Amherst,  Mass 
Mount    Pleasant    Military    Academy,    Ossin- 

ing,   N.   Y. 

Mount  St.  Agnes  Col .  Mt    Washington,  Md. 
Mount  St    Clare  Academy,  Clinton,  la 
Mount  St    Dominie's  Ac'd'y,  Caldwell,   N    J. 
Mount  St    Joseph  Academy,  Gilroy,   Calif. 
Mount  St    Joseph  Academy,  Hartford,  Conn 
Mount  St    Joseph's  Academy,   Abilene,   Kan 
Mount  St   Joseph's  Academy,  St    Joseph,  Ky 
Mount  St   Joseph's  Academy,  Brighton,  Mass 
Mount  St    Joseph's  Academy,  Buffalo,  N    Y 
Mount  St    Joseph's  Academy,  Chestnut  Hills, 

Pa. 
Mount    St     Joseph    Academy,    Philadelphia, 

Pa. 

Mount  St    Joseph  College,  Dubuque,  la. 
Mount  St    Joseph's   College,   Baltimore,  Md 
Mount  St    Joseph   Collegiate   School,   Chest- 
nut Hill,  Pa 

Mount   St    Joseph   Collegiate  School,   Phila- 
delphia, Pa. 

Mount  St    Joseph's  Convent,  Rutland,  Vt 
Mount    St     Joseph-on-the-Ohio,    Mount    St. 

Joseph  P    O,  Ohio 

Mount  St.  Joseph  Seminary,  Hartford,  Conn 
Mount  St  Martin's  Seminary,  Newport,  Ky. 
Mount  St  Mary's  Academy,  Little  Rock, 

Ark 
Mount   St    Mary's   Academy,    Grass   Valley, 

Calif. 
Mount    St     Mary's     Academy,     Manchester, 

N    H 

Mount  St  Mary's  Academy,  St  Charles,  111 
Mount  St  Maiy's  Academy,  Leaven  worth, 

Kan. 

Mount  St   Mary's  Academy,  Newburgh,  N   Y. 
Mount  St   Mary's  College,  JBmmitsburg,  Md 
Mount  St.  Mary's  College,   Plalnfleld,   N    J. 
Mount  St    Mary's  College,  St   Mary's  Md. 
Mount  St    Mary's  Institute,  Cleveland,  O. 
Mount  St   Mary's  Seminary,  Omaha,  Neb. 
Mount  St    Mary's  Seminary,  Scranton,  Pa 
Mount    St     Scholastlca's    Academy,    Canofi 

City,  Colo 
Mount  St    Scholastica's  Academy,  Atchlson, 

Kan 
Mount   Sterling    Collegiate    Institute,   Mount 

Sterling,  Ky. 

Mount    Tabor    Manual    Training    and    In- 
dustrial  School   for    Colored   Youth,    New 

York,  N.  Y. 


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Mount    Tamalpais    Military    Academy,    San 

Rafael,  Calif 

Mount  Union-Sclo  College,  Alliance,  O. 
Mount  Vernon  College,  Mt.  Vernon,  O. 
Mount  Vernon  Collegiate  Institute,  Mount 

Vernon,   Ky. 

Mount    Vernon    Collegiate    Institute,    Balti- 
more,   Md 

Mount  Veinon  Seminary,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Mount  Vernon  Springs  Academy,  Mount  Ver- 
non Springs,  N.  C 
Mount  Washington  Seminary  lor  Boys,  Mount 

Washington,   Md 

Mount  Zion  Seminary,  Mount  Zion,  Ga 
Mountain  City  Bus.  Col.,  Chattanooga.  Tenn. 
Mountain   Home   Baptist   College,    Mountain 

Home,  Ark. 

Mountain  School,  Allaben,   NT    Y 
Mountain  State  Bus.  Col.,  Cumberland,  Md. 
Mountain   View   Institute,    Mizpah,    N    C 
Moyer's  Normal  Music  School,  Freeburg,  Pa, 
Mozart  Conservatory  of  Music,  Philadelphia, 

Pa 
Mueller     School     of     Business,      Cincinnati, 

Ohio. 

Muhlenberg  College,   Allentown,   Pa. 
Mull's   School,   New   York,    N    Y. 
Muncie  Business  College,  Muncie,  Ind. 
Muncie  Normal  Institute,  Muncie,  Ind 
Municipal  University,    Aleron,    Ohio 
Munroe  Collegiate  Institute,   Elbridge,  N    Y. 
Munson  School  of  Shorthand,  San  Francisco 
Munson  Shorthand  Tnst<»  Minneapolis,  Minn 
Muidook  bchool,   \Vmchenden,  Mass 
Murlson's  School,  Miss,  San  Francisco,  Calif 
Murphy  College,  Sevierville,  Tenn 
Murray  State  School  of  Agriculture,   Tlsho- 

mingo,   Okla 

Murrow  Indians'  Orphan  Home,  Atoka,  Okla. 
Muscatine  Business  Col ,  Mt.  Pleasant.  la. 
Museum  of  Fine  Arts    Boston,  Mass 
Muskegon  Business  College,  Muskegon,  Mich 
Muskingum  College,  New  Concord,  O. 
Mynderse  Academy,  Seneca  Falls,  N.  Y. 
Mystic  Oral   School,   Groton,   Conn 

N 

Nansemond  Seminary,  Suffolk,  Va 
Napa  Business  College,  Napa,  Calif. 
Nashotah  House,  Nashotah,  Wis. 
Nashville  Academy,  Nashville,  N.  C 
Nashua  Business  College,  Nashua,  N    H 
Natchez  College,  Natchez.  Miss. 
Natchez  College   (colored),  Natchez,  Miss. 
National    Academy    of    Design,    New    York, 

N.   Y. 
National  Ac'd'y  of  Design  Art  School,  New 

York, 

National  Business  College,  Washington,  D.  C 
National  Business  College,  Quincy,  111 
National     Business    College,     Independence, 

Kan 

National  Business  College,  Coffeyville,  Kan. 
National  Business  College,  Hiawatha,  Kan. 
National  Business  College,  Kansas  City,  Kan 
National  Business  College,  Manhattan,  Kan. 
National     Business     College,     Albert     Lea, 

Minn. 
National      Business      College,      Minneapolis, 

Minn.  ' 

National  Business  College,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 


National   Business   College,   Webb   City,    Mo 
National  Business  College,  Nashua,  N    H. 
National  Business  College,  Roanoke,  Va 
National  Business  Institute,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
National    Business    Tiaining    School,    Sioux 

City,  la. 

National  Cathedral  School,  Washington,  D  C 
National  Cathedral  School  for  Boys,  Wash- 
ington,   D.   C. 

National  College  of  Music,  Chicago,  111. 
National  College  of  Pharmacy,  Washington, 

D    C 

National  Commercial  College,  LItchfield,   111 
National  Conservatory  of  Dramatic  Art,  New 

York 
National  Conservatory  of  Music  of  America, 

New    York,    N.    Y. 

National  Conservatory  of  Music,   New  York 
National   Correspondence   Inst ,  Washington. 
National  Correspondence  School  of  Illustrat- 
ing,  Indianapolis,  Ind 

National  Eclectic  Institute,  New  York,  N    Y 
National  Farm  School,  Doylestown,  Pa. 
National  German-American  Teachers'   Semi- 
nary,  Milwaukee,  Wis 

National  Kindergarten  College,   Chicago,   III 
National      Kindergarten      Training      School, 

Washington,   D    C 

National  Memorial  University,  Mason  City,  la. 
National  Optical  College,  St    Louis,  Mo. 
National  Park  Seminary,  Washington,  D.  C 
National   Park   Seminary,   Forest   Glen,    Md 
National    Preparatory   School    and.   Business 

College,   Philadelphia,   Fa 
National    School   of   Caricature,    New   York, 

N    Y. 

National  Sch   of  Domestic  Arts,  Washington 
National    School   of  Elocution   and   Oratory, 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

National  School  of  Railroading,  Chicago,  111 
National  Telegraph  Institute,  Davenport,   la. 
National  Telegraph  Institute,  Charlotte,  N.  C 
National  Telegraph  Institute,  Cincinnati,  O. 
National  Telegraph  Inst ,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
National  Telegraph  Inst,  Memphis.  Tenn. 
National    Training    School    for    Missionaries 

and  Deaconesses,  Washington,  D    C. 
National    University    of   Arts    ind    Sciences 

School  of  Pharmacy,  St    Louis,  Mo 
National  University,   Law  School,   Washing- 
ton,   D.    C 

Nativity  School,  North  Platte,  Neb 
Navaho  Training  Sch.,  Fort  Deflnance.  Ariz. 
Nazarene   University,    Pasadena,    Calif. 
Nazareth  Academy,  Concordia,  Kan. 
Nazareth  Academy,  La  Grange,  111. 
Nazareth  Academy,  Nazareth  P.  O ,  Mich, 
Nazareth  Academy,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 
Nazareth  Academy,  Victoria,  Tex. 
Nazareth  Hall  Military  Academy,  Nazareth. 

Pa. 
Nazareth      Industrial      School,      Bronxvllle, 

Nazareth  Institute,  Muskogee,  Okla 

Nazareth  Literary  and  Benevolent  Institu- 
tion, Nazareth,  Ky. 

Nebraska  Business  College,  Omaha,  Neb. 

Nebraska  Central  College,  Central  City.  Neb. 

Nebraska  College  of  Medicine,  Lincoln,  Neb. 

Nebraska  Institute  for  the  Blind,  Nebraska 
City,  Neb. 


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Nebraska  Normal  College,  Wayne,  Neb 

Nebraska  School  for  the  Deaf,  Omaha,  Neb 

Nebraska  School  of  Business,  Lincoln,  Neb 

Nebraska  State  Normal  Sch ,  Kearney,  Neb 

Nebraska  State  Normal  School,  Wayne,  Neb. 

Nebraska  State  Normal  School,  Peru.  Neb 

Nebraska  Wesleyan  University,  University 
Place,  Neb 

Needham  Business  College,  Traverse  City, 
Mich 

Neff  College  of  Oratory,  Philadelphia,  Pa, 

Neff's  College  of  Elocution  and  Oratory, 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Negro  Industrial   High,   Birmingham,   Ala 

Negro  Normal  and  Industrial  School,  Social 
Circle,  Ga 

Nelson's  Business  College,   Cincinnati,  O. 

Nelson's  Business  College.   Springfield,  O. 

Nelson  College  of  Applied  Sciences,  Nel- 
son, Neb 

Nevada  Business  College,  Nevada,  Mo 

New  Albany  Business  Col ,  New  Albany,  Ind 

New  Bedford  Textile  School,  New  Bedford, 
Mass 

New  Bloomfleld  Ac'd'y,  New  Bloomfield,  Pa. 

New  Britain  Com'l  Col ,  New  Britain,  Conn 

New  Brunswick  Business  College,  New  Bruns- 
wick, N.  J. 

New  Brunswick  Theological  Seminary,  New 
Brunswick,  N.  J. 

New  Burgh  Free  Academy,  Newburgh,  N.  Y. 

New  Church  Theological  School,  Cambridge, 
Mass 

New  Castle  Business  College,  New  Castle, 
Pa. 

New  England  Conserv    of  Music,  Boston. 

New  England  Industrial  School  for  Deaf 
Mutes,  Beverly,  Mass 

New  Era  Business  College,   Superior,  Wis 

New  Hampshire  College  of  Agriculture  and 
Mechanic  Arts,  Durham,  N  H. 

New  Hampshire  Seminary,  Tilton,  N.  H. 

New  Hampshire  State  Nor.,  Plymouth,  N.  H. 

New  Hampton  Business  College,  Now  Hamp- 
ton, la. 

New  Hampton  Com'l  College,  New  Hampton, 
N  H. 

New  Hampton  Literary  Institute,  New  Hamp- 
ton, N.  H 

New  Hampton  Normal  School,  New  Hamp- 
ton, la 

New  Haven  Normal  School  of  Gymnastics, 
New  Haven,  Conn. 

New  Ipswich  Appleton  Academy,  New  Ips- 
wich,  N.  H 

New  Jersey  Academy,  Logan,  Utah. 

New  Jersey  Academy,  Logan,  Utah. 

New  Jersey  Business  College,  Newark,  X.  J 

New  Jersey  College  of  Pharmacy,  Newark, 
N.  J 

New  Jersey  Law  School,  Newark,   N.  J. 

New  Jersey  Military  Ac'd'y,  Freehold,  N   J. 

New  Jersey  School  for  the  Deaf,  Trenton, 
N  J. 

New  Jersey  State  Normal  School*  Trenton, 
N.  J. 

New  Jersey  State  Normal  School,  Mont- 
clair,  N  J. 

New  Jersey  Training  School  for  Backward 
Children,  Vineland,  N.  J. 


New  London  Business  College,  New  Lon- 
don, Conn 

New  London  Manual  Training  School,  New 
London,  Conn. 

New  Lyme  Institute,  South  New  Lyme,  O. 

New  Market  Academy,  New  Market,  Tenn. 

New  Mexico  College  of  Agriculture  and  Me- 
chanic Arts,  Agricultural  College  P.  O, 
N  M 

New  Mexico  Institute  for  the  Blind,  Alamo- 
gordo,  N.  M 

New  Mexico  Military  Institute,  Roswell,  N.  M. 

New  Mexico  Normal  Univ ,  Las  Vegas,  N.  M 

New  Mexico  School  for  Deaf  and  Dumb, 
Santa  Fe,  N  M' 

New  Mexico  School  of  Mines,  Socorro,  N.  M 

New  Orleans  College  of  Dentistry,  New  Or- 
leans, La. 

New  Oilcans  College  of  Oratory  and  Elocu- 
tion. New  Orleans,  La 

New  Orleans  College  of  Pharmacy,  New 
Orleans,  La 

New  Orleans  Normal  and  Training  School, 
New  Orleans,  La. 

New  Orleans  Polyclinic,  New  Orleans,  La. 

New  Orleans  University,  New  Orleans,  La. 

New  Orleans  University,  College  of  Phar- 
macy (colored),  New  Orleans,  La, 

New  Providence  Academy,  New  Providence, 
la. 

New  Salem  Academy,   New  Salem,  Mass. 

New  St.  Louis  Business  College,  St.  Louli, 
Mo. 

New   Subiaco   College,    Paris,  Ark. 

New  Rockford  Collegiate  Institute,  New 
Rockford,  N.  D. 

New  Rochelle  School  and  Kindergarten, 
New  RocheHe,  N.  Y. 

New  Windsor  College,  New  Windsor,  Md. 

New  York  Academy  of  Sciences,  New  York, 
N  Y. 

Now  York- American  Veterinary  College,  New 
York,  N  Y 

New  York  Business  Institute,  New  York, 
N.  Y. 

New  York  College  of  Dental  and  Oral 
Surgery,  New  York,  N.  Y 

New  York  Col    of  Dentistry.  New  York,  N.  Y 

New  York  College  of  Music,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

New  York  Collegiate  Inst ,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

New  York  Commercial  School,  New  York, 
N  Y. 

New  York  Dental   School,  New  York,  N.  Y 

New  York  Dramatic  School,  New  York,  N.  Y 

New  York  Electrical  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

New  York  Froebel  Normal  School,  New  York. 

New  York  German  Conservatory  of  Music, 
New  York,  N  Y. 

New  York  Homeopathic  Medical  College, 
New  York,  N.  Y. 

New  York  Institute  for  the  Instruction  of 
the  Deaf  and  Dumb,  New  York,  N  T. 

New  York  Kindergarten  Association  School, 
New  York,  N.  Y. 

New  York  Law  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

New  York  Medical  College  and  Hospital  for 
Women,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

New  York  Military  Academy,  Cornwall,  N  Y. 

New  York  Nautical  College,  New  York,  N.  Y 

New  York  Normal  School  of  Physical  Edu- 
cation, New  York,  N.  Y. 


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New  York  Ophthalmic  Hospital,   New  York 
New    York    Post-Graduate    Medical    School, 

New  York,  N   Y 
New    York    Polyclinic    Medical    School    and 

Hospital,  New  York,  N.  Y 
New  York  Pieparatory  Sch  ,  Brooklyn,  N    Y. 
New  York  Preparatory  Sch ,  New  York,  N  Y 
New  York   School  for  the  Hard-of-Hearlng, 

New  York,  N   Y. 
New    York    School    of    Applied    Design    for 

Women,   New  York,   N.   Y 
New  York  School   of   Art,   New  York,   N    Y 
New  York  School   of  Automobile  Engineers, 

New  York,  N    Y 
New  York  School  of  Clinical  Medicine,  New 

York,  N    Y. 

New  York  School  of  Expression,  New  York 
New  York  School  of  Fine  and  Applied  Art, 

New    York.    N     Y 
New    York    School    of    Industrial    Art,    New 

York,  N    Y. 
New   York  School   of  Music   and  Arts,   New 

York,    N    Y 

New  York  School  of  Secietaries,  New  York. 
New    York     State    College     of    Agriculture, 

Cornell  University,  Ithaca,  N    Y. 
New   York   State   College   of   Forestry,   Syra- 
cuse University,   Syracuse,   N    T. 
New  York  State  Library  Sch  ,  Albany,  N.  Y 
New  York  State  Nor.  Col,  Albany,  N.  Y 
New  York  State  Nor    Sch  ,  Geneseo,  N   Y. 
New    York     State     School     for    the    Blind, 

New  York,   N    Y 
New    York    State    School    of    Clay    "Working 

and  Ceramics,  Alfred,  N  Y. 
New  York  State   School   of  Agriculture,   Al- 
fred University,  Alfred,  N.  Y. 
New  York   State   School    of   Agriculture,    St. 

Lawrence   University,    Canton,   N    Y. 
Nuw  York  State  School  of  Forestry,  Ithaca. 
New  York  State  School  of  Forestry,  Syracuse. 
New  York  State  Veterinary  College,  Ithaca. 
New  York  Trade  School,   New  York. 
New  York  Training  School  for  Public  Serv- 
ice, New  York,  N    Y 
New    York    Training    School    for    Teachers, 

New  York,  N    Y. 

New  York  University,  New  York,  N   Y. 
New  York  University  School   of  Journalism, 

New  York,   N    Y 

New  York  University  Law  School,  New  York 
New     York     Unrveisity    Veterinary     School, 

New  "Xork,  N    Y 

New  Windsor  College,  New  Windsor,  Md. 
Nemaha  Commercial  College,  Seneca,  Kan. 
Nevada  State  University,  Reno,  Nev. 
Newark  Academy,  Newark,  N.  J. 
Newark  Business  College,  Newark,  O. 
Newark  Normal   and  Training  School,  New- 

aik,  N.  J. 

Newark  Seminary,  Newark,   N    J 
Newark  State  Normal  and  Training  School, 

Newark,  N.  J 

Newark  Technical  School,  Newark,  N    J 
Newark  Theolog.  Seminary,  Bloomfield,  N.  J 
Newberry  College,  Newberry,  S    C.    . 
Newcomb  Memorial  Col ,  New  Orleans,  La. 
Newlll  Riverview  Academy,  Portland,  Ore. 
Newman  School,  Hackensack,  N.  J 
Newnan  Business  College,  Newnan,  Ga. 
Newport  Business  College,  Newport,  Ky. 


Newport  Seminary,  Newport,   Tenn 

Newton  Academy,  Newton,  N    J 

Newton  Private  School,  Newton,  Mass 

Newton  Theological  Institute,  Newton  Center, 
Mass 

Niagara  University,  Niagara  Falls,  N.  Y. 

Nichols  Academy,  Dudley,  Mass 

Nichol's  Expert  School  of  Shorthand,  St. 
Paul,  Minn 

Nichols   School    of  Buffalo,   Buffalo,   X    Y. 

Niel  Training  School  for  Kmdergartners, 
Boston,  Mass 

Night   Law  School,   Cincinnati,   Ohio. 

Nickerson  Normal  College,  Nickerson,  Kan. 

Ninth  District  Agric.  Sch  ,  Blountsville,  Ala, 

Ninth  District  Agric    Sch  ,  Clarksville,  Ga. 

Nixon-Clay   College,   Austin,   Tex. 

Noble  and  Greenough  School,   Boston,  Mass 

Noble  Institute  for  Girls,  Anniston,  Ala. 

Nolley's  School  for  Boys,   Richmond,   Va. 

Norfolk  Academy,   Norfolk,  Va. 

Norfolk  Business   College,   Norfolk,   Neb. 

Norfolk  Mission  College,  Norfolk,  Va. 

Normal  and  Business  College,  Conway 
Springs,  Kan 

Normal  and  Classical  School,  Mechanisburg, 
Pa 

Normal  and  Collegiate  Inst ,  Ashevllle,  N.  C. 

Normal  and  Industrial  Inst,   Snowhill,   Ala. 

Normal  and  Manual  Training  School,  Orange 
Park,  Fla. 

Normal  and  Training  School  for  Girls, 
Reading,  Pa 

Normal  College  of  the  City  of  New  York, 
New  York,  N  Y. 

Normal  College  of  the  North  American 
Gymnastic  Union,  Indianapolis,  Ind 

Normal  Department  Pittsburgh  High  School, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

Noimal,  Industrial  and  Collegiate  Institute, 
Joppa,  Ala 

Normal,  Industrial  and  Mechanical  College 
of  South  Carolina,  Orangeburg,  S  C. 

Normal  School  of  Arizona,  Tempe,  Ariz. 

Normal  School  of  New  Mexico,  Silver  City, 
N.  M. 

Normal  School  of  Physical  Education,  Bat- 
tle Creek,  Mich 

Normal  School  of  the  North  American  Gym- 
nastic Union,  Milwaukee,  Wis 

Normal  School  of  the  United  Norwegian  Lu- 
theran Church,  Madison,  Minn 

Normal  School  of  New  Mexico,  Santa  Rosa, 
N.  M. 

Normal   School,   Louisville,   Ky 

Normal  Train.  School  for  Girls,  Reading,  Pa. 

Norman  Institute,  Norman  Park,  Ga. 

North  Alabama  College,  Fort  Payne,  Ala. 

North  Alabama  Collegiate  Institute,  Trinity, 
Ala 

Noith  Alabama  Conference  College,  Birming- 
ham. Ala 

North  Bennet  Street  Industrial  Sch.,  Boston. 

North  Branch  Academy,  North  Branch,  Kan. 

North  Carolina  Col ,  Mount  Pleasant,  N.  C. 

North  Carolina  College  of  Agriculture  and 
Mechanic  Arts,  West  Raleigh,  N.  C. 

North  Carolina  Military  Academy,  Charlotte, 
N.  C. 


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North  Carolina  Military  Academy,  Red 
Springs,  N  C 

North  Carolina  School  for  the  Deaf  and 
Dumb,  Morgan  ton,  N  C 

North  Carolina  State  Normal  and  Industrial 
College,  Greensboro,  N.  O, 

North  Chicago  Business  College,  °hicago,  111 

North  Dakota  Agric.  College,  Fargo,  N.  D 

North  Dakota  Institution  for  the  Feeble 
Minded,  Grafton,  N  D. 

North  Dakota  School  for  the  Blind,  Bath- 
gate,  N  D 

North  Dakota  School  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb, 
Devil's  Lake,  N  D 

North  Dakota  School  for  the  Feeble  Minded. 
Giafton,  N  D 

North  Dakota  School  of  Forestry,  Bottin- 
neau,  N  D 

North  Dakota  School  of  Science,  Wahpeton, 
N  D 

North  Dakota  State  Normal  and  Industrial 
School,  Ellendale,  N  D. 

North   Dakota  University,  University,   N.   D 

North  End  Union,  Boston,  Mass. 

North  Geoigia  Agric   College,  Dahlonega,  Ga 

North  Georgia  Baptist  Col ,   Morganton,  Ga. 

Noith  Greenville  High  Sch  ,  Tigerville,  S    C 

North  Missouri  Academy,  Salisbury,  Mo. 

North  Pacific  College  (Schools  of  Dentistry 
and  Pharmacy),  Portland,  Ore. 

North  Park  College,  Chicago,  111. 

North  Shore  School  of  Music,  Chicago,  111. 

North  Star  College,  Warren,  Minn 

North  Texas  Female  College,  Sherman,  Tex. 

Noith  Texas  Normal  School,  Denton,  Tex 

North  Washington  Institute,  North  Washing- 
ton, Pa 

North  Wisconsin  Academy,  Ashland,  Wis. 

North  Yarmouth  Academy,  Yarmouth,  Me. 

Noithampton  Com'l  Col,  Northampton,  Mass 

Northampton  School  for  Girls,  Northampton, 
Mass 

Northeast  Manual  Train.  Sch ,  Philadelphia 

Northeastern  Ohio  Normal  Col.,  Canfleld,  O 

Northeastern  State  Normal,  Tahlequah,  Okla 

Northern  Arizona  Noimal  School,  Flag- 
staff, Ariz 

Northern  Illinois  College  of  Ophthalmology 
and  Otology,  Chicago 

Northern  Illinois  State  Normal,  De  Kalb,  111 

Not  them  Kentucky  Nor   Ac'd'y,  Corinth,  Ky 

Northern  Manual  Training  High  School, 
Philadelphia,  Pa 

Northern  Normal  and  Industrial  School, 
Aberdeen.  S  D 

Northern  State  Nor.  Sch ,  Marquette,  Mich 

Northfleld  Seminary,   East  Northfield,   Mass 

Northland  College,  Ashland,  Wis. 

Northeast  Alabama  Agricultural  and  In- 
dustrial Institute,  Lineville,  Ala. 

Northwestern  Academy,   Carrier,   Okla. 

Northwestern  Bible  and  Missionary  Train- 
Ing  School,  Minneapolis,  Minn 

Northwestern  Business  Col ,  Beatrice,   Neb. 

Northwestern  Business  College,  Bellmgham, 
Wash 

Northwestern  Business  College,  Chicago,  111, 

Northwestern  Business  Col,  Spokane,  Wash. 

Northwestern  Classical  Academy,  Orange 
City,  la 


Noithwestern  College,  Fergus  Falls,  Minn. 

Northwestern  College,   Naperville,  111. 

Noithwestern  College,  Velva,  N   D 

Northwestern  College,  Watertown,  Wis 

Northwestern    College,    Watertown,   Wis 

Northwestern  College  of  Law,  Minneapolis, 
Minn. 

Northwestern  College  of  Photography,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn 

Northwestern  College  and  Commercial  In- 
stitute, Grand  Forks,  N.  D. 

Northwestern  Conserv ,  Minneapolis,  Minn 

.Northwestern  Military  Academy,  Lake  Ge- 
neva, Wis 

Northwestern  School  for  Stammerers,  Mil- 
waukee Wis 

Northwestern  School  of  Taxidermy,  Omaha, 
Neb 

Northwestern  State  Nor    Sch  ,  Alva,  Okla. 

North westein  University,  Evanston,  111 

Northwestern  University  Dental  School,  Chi- 
cago, 111. 

Northwestern  University  School  of  Law,  Chi- 
cago, 111 

Northwestern  University  Medical  School,  Chi- 
cago, 111 

Northwestern  University  School  of  Com- 
merce, Accounts  and  Finance,  Chicago, 
111. 

Northwestern  University  School  of  Music, 
Evanston,  111 

Northwestern  University  School  of  Pharmacy, 
Chicago,  111. 

Northside  Preparatory  School,  Williams- 
town,  Mass. 

North    Shore   Academy,   Lynn,   Mass. 

North  State  School,  Asheville,  N    C. 

North  Washington  Parochial  School,  North 
Washington,  Iowa. 

Norton's  Training  School  for  Kindergartners, 
Portland,  Me. 

Norwich  University,  Northfield,  Vt 

Norwich    University,    Northfield,    Vt. 

Norwood  High  School,  Norwood,  N.  C. 

Norwalk  Business  College,  Norwalk,  O 

Norwegian-Danish  Theological  Seminary, 
Evanston,  111 

Norwegian  Lutheran  School,  Decoran,  Iowa. 

Norwegian  Theological  Seminary,  Evanston, 
111 

Norwich  Business  College,  Norwich,  Conn 

Norwich  Commercial  School,  Norwich,  Conn, 

Norwich   Free  Academy,   Norwich,   Conn. 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  Alameda,  Calit 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  Watsonville,  Calif 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  Visalia,  Calif. 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  Washington,  D    C. 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  Covington,  Ky 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  New  Orleans,  La. 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  Boxbury,  Mass 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  Cincinnati,  O. 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  Cleveland,  O. 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  Dayton,  O 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  Philadelphia,  Pa 

Notre  Dame  Academy,  Hamilton,  O 

Notre   Dame    Academy,    Salinas,    Calif. 

Notre  Dame  Bon  Secours  Academy,  Putman, 
Conn 

Notre  Dame  College  of  Maryland,  Baltl 
more,  Md. 

Notre  Dame  Convent,  Waterbury,  Conn. 


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Notre   Dame    de    la    Visitation    School,    Bay 

City,  Mass 
Notre     Dame    de    Lourdes     Academy,     Fort 

Scott,   Kan 
Notre    Dame    de    Sion    Academy,    Marshall, 

Mo 

Notre  Dame  Sch    for  the  Deaf  Cincinnati,  O 
Notre  Dame  Seminary,  Independence,  la. 
Nute  High  School,  Milton,  N   H 


Oahe   Industrial    School,   Pierre,   S    D. 

Oak  Park  Academy,  Nevada,  Iowa 

Oakland   College   of  Law,   Oakland,    Calif 

Oakland  School  for  Girls,  Doylestown,  Pa 

Oberlin  College  Theological  Seminary,  Ober- 
lin,  Ohio. 

Oak  Leigh,  Lake  Geneva,  Wis. 

Oak      Grove     Lutheran     Ladies     Seminary, 
Fargo1,   N.   D 

Oakhurst      Collegiate      School,      Cincinnati, 
Ohio. 

Oak  Ridge  Institute,  Oak  Ridge,  N    C. 

Oak  View  Academy,  Wayne,  W.  Va. 

Oakland  Academy,   Oak  Hill,  Ga. 

Oakland  City  College,  Oakland  City,  Ind. 

Oakland   College   of  Medicine   and   Surgery, 
Oakland,    Calif 

Oakland    Conservatory    of    Music,    Oakland, 
Calif 

Oakland  Kindergarten  Training  School,  Oak- 
land, Calif 

Oakland  Shorthand  Institute,  Oakland,  Callt. 

Oaklawn  Baptist  Academy,  Milltown,  Ga. 

Oakside  School,  Owosso,  Mich 

Oakwood  Seminary,  Union  Springs,  N    Y. 

Oberlin  Academy,   Oberlin,   O 

Oberlin  Business  College,   Oberlin,   O. 

Oberlin   College,   Oberlin,    O 

Oberlin  Conservatory  of  Music,  Oberlin,  O. 

Oberlin  Kindergarten  Training  School,  Ober- 
lin, O 

Oberlin  School  of  Telegraphy,  Oberlin,  O. 

Occidental  College,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Odessa  College,  Odessa,  Mo 

ODonoghue  Hall,  Charlotte,  N   C. 

O'Donnell's  Business  College,  Chicago,  111 

Ogden  College,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 

Ogdensburg  Business  Sch  ,  Ogdensburg,  N.  Y. 

Ogdensburg     Free     Academy,     Ogdensburg, 
N    Y. 

Oglethorpe    University,    Atlanta,    Ga 

Ogontz  School  for  Young  Ladies,  Ogontz,  Pa 

Ohio  Business  College,  Cleveland,  O 

Ohio  Business  College,  Mansfield,  O. 

Ohio   College  of  Dental   Surgery*   University 
of  Cincinnati,  Cincinnati,  O. 

Ohio   Conservatory   of   Music   and    Dramatic 
Art,    Cincinnati,    Ohio 

Ohio  Institute  of  Pharmacy,  Columbus,  O* 

Ohio  Mechanics'  Institute,   Cincinnati,  O 

Ohio-Miami    Medical    College,    University    of 
Cincinnati  Medical  Dept ,  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Ohio  Military  Institute,  Cincinnati,  O. 

Ohio  Northern  University,  Ada,  O. 

Ohio  School  of  Telegraphy,  Cincinnati,  O. 

Ohio  State  Normal  School,  Oxford,  O. 

Ohio  State  University,  Columbus,  O 

Ohio  Valley  Business  Col ,  East  Liverpool,  O 


Ohio  University,  Athens,  O 

Ohio  Wesleyan  Sch    of  Bus ,  Delaware,   O 

Ohio  Wesleyan  University,  Delaware,  O. 

Oil  City  Business  College,  Oil  City,  Pa 

Ojai  School,  Nordhoff,  Gal 

Oklahoma  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  Col- 
lege, Stillwater,  Okla. 

Oklahoma  Baptist  University,  Shawnee,  Okla, 

Oklahoma  Bus    Col ,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 

Oklahoma  College  for  Young  Ladies,  Okla- 
homa City,  Okla 

Oklahoma  College  for  Women,  Chickasha, 
Okla. 

Oklahoma  Correspondence  School,  Alvoi 
Okla 

Oklahoma  Presbyterian  College  for  Girls, 
Durant,  Okla 

Oklahoma  School  of  Mines  and  Metallurgy, 
Wilburton 

Oklahoma  State  School  for  the  Blind,  Fort 
Gibson,  Okla 

Oklahoma  Wesleyan  Col ,  Oklahoma,  Okla. 

Oklahoma  Woman's  College,  Muskogee, 
Okla 

Okolona  High   School,   Okolona,   Ark 

Old  Dominion  Academy,  Berkeley  Springs, 
W  Va 

City  Academy,  Olev,  Pa. 

Old  Dominion  Academy,   Reliance,   Va. 

Old  Point  Comfort  College,  Fortress  Mon- 
roe, Va. 

Oliver  High   School,   Oliver,   Ga. 

Olivet  College,   Olivet,   Mich. 

Olmstead's  Shorthand  Sch,   Hartford,   Conn. 

Olney  Academy,   George,  N    C. 

Olney   Business   College,    Olney,    111 

Omaha  Business  University,   Omaha,  Neb 

Omaha  College  of  Pharmacy.  Omaha,  Neb 

Omaha  Commercial  College,  Omaha,  Neb 

Omaha  School  of  Music,   Omaha,   Neb 

Omaha  School  of  Law,  Omaha,  Neb. 

O'Neall  Academy,  Prosperity,  S    C. 

Oneida  Stake  Academy,  Preston,  Idaho. 

Onoro   Pines   Seminary,   Sanford,    Fla 

Oral  School  for  the  Deaf,  Bay  City,  Mich. 

Orange  County  Business  College,  Santa  Anna, 
Calif. 

Orange  Grove  School,  Hillsboro,  N    C 

Orangeburg  Collegiate  Inst ,  Orangeburg,  S  C. 

Orchard  City  Business  College,  Flora,  111 

Oread  Institute  of  Domestic  Science,  Worces- 
ter, Mass 

Oregon  Agricultural   College,   Corvallis,    Ore. 

Oregon  State  Agrioul    Col ,  Corvallis,  Ore 

Oriental    College,    Washington,    D.    C 

Orlinda  Academy,  Orlinda,  Tenn. 

Ormondsville  Institute,   Ormondsville,  N.  C. 

Orpheus  Studio,  Brooklyn,  N    Y 

Orr's  Business  College,  Chicago    111. 

Orton    School    for   Girls,    Pasadena,    Calif. 

Orwood  Academy,   Orwood,   Mass 

Osawatomie  State  Hospital  for  Insane. 
Osawatomie,  Kan. 

Osborne's  Business  College,   Augusta,  Ga 

Osgood  Art  School,   New  York,   N    Y. 

Oehkosh- Williams  Business  College,  Osh- 
kosh,  Wis 

Oskaloosa  Business  College,  Oskaloosa,  la. 

Oskaloosa  College,  Oskaloosa,  la 

Osslning  School,  Osslning,  N.  Y. 


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Oswego   College,    Oswego,    Kan. 

Ottawa  Business  College,   Ottawa,  Kan. 

Ottawa  Business  College,   Ottawa,  Ohio. 

Ottawa  University,   Ottawa,    Kan. 

Otterbem  University,  Westerville,  O. 

Otterville   College,   Otterville,   Mo 

Ottumwa  Commercial  College,  Ottumwa,  la. 

Ouachita   College,   Arkadelphla,   Ark. 

Ouachita-Maynaid  Academy,  Maynard,   Ark 

Our  Lady  of  Angels'   Seminary,  Lyons,  la 

Our  Lady  of  Grace  School,  Hoboken,  N.  J. 

Our  Lady  of  Lourdes  Ac'd'y,  Burlington,  la. 

Our  Lady   of   Lourdes   Academy,    Cleveland, 
Ohio 

Our  Lady  of  Mercy  Academy,  San  Francisco, 
Calif. 

Our  Lady  of  Victory  College  and  Academy, 
Fort    Worth,    Texas 

Oxford  College  for  Women,   Oxford,  Ohio 

Owego  Free  Academy,  Owego,  N   Y. 

Owen  School,  Brooklyn,  N    T 

Owensburg  Commercial  College,   Owensburg, 
Ky 

Owensboro  College,  Owensboro,  Ky 

Oxford  Academy,  Floyd,   la. 

Oxford  Academy,  Floyd,  Va. 

Oxford    Academy    and    Union    School,     Ox- 
ford,  N    T. 

Oxford  College,  Oxford,   O 

Oxford  Female  Seminary,  Oxford,  N    C 
Oxford  School,  Hartford,  Conn 

Oxford  School  for  Boys,  Chicago,  111. 

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Pacific  Coast  Baptist  Theological  Seminary* 

Berkeley,   Calif. 

Pacific  Coast  Business  Col ,  San  Jose,  Calif. 
Pacific  College,  Newberg,  Ore. 
Pacific  College  of  Osteopathy,   Los  Angeles 
Pacific    Conservatory    of    Music.    San    Jove, 

Calif 

Pacific  Lutheran  Academy,  Parkland,  Wash 
Pacific  Lutheran  Academy,  Tacoma,  Wash. 
Pacific  Military  Academy,  Los  Angelei, 

Calif 

Pacific   Seminary,   Olympia,   Wash. 
Pacific  Technical  College,  Palo  Alto,  Calif 
Pacific  Technical   College,   Oakland,  Calif. 
Pacific  Telegraph  School,  Brooklyn,  N.  T. 
Pacific  Theological  Seminary,  Berkeley,  Calif. 
Pacific  Unitarian  School,  Berkeley,  Calif 
Pacific  University,    Forest   Grove,    Ore. 
Packard  Commercial  Sch ,  New  York,  N,  T. 
Packer  Collegiate  Institute,  Brooklyn,  N    T 
Page-Davis  Col    of  Advertising,  Chicago,  111 
Page  Military  Academy,  Los  Angeles,   Calif. 
Page     Preparatory     School,     Los     Angeles, 

Page  School  for  Girls,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Pape    School,    Savannah,    Ga. 
Paine  College,  Augusta,  Ga. 
Paine  Business   School,   New  Tork,  N.  Y. 
Palms'  Business  College,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Palmer  Academy,  Paris,  111 
Palmer  College,  Albany,  Mo. 
Palmer  College,  De  Funlak  Springs,  Fla. 
Palmer  Institute,  Oxford,  Ga. 
Palmer    Institute   Starkey    Seminary,    Lake- 
mont,  N   Y 


Palmer  School.  Philadelphia,  Pa 
Pamhco    Male    and   Female    Institute,    Bay- 
boro,  N    C 

Panhandle   Agricultural  Institute,   Goodwell, 
Okla. 

Pantego  Academy,  Pantego,  N    C 

Paragon  Shorthand  Inst ,   New  Orleans,   La 

Paris  Academy,  Paris,  Ky 

Parish  College,   Paragould,  Ark 

Parish   School,   Burlington,  N    C 

Park  Avenue   Institute,   Bridgeport,    Conn 

Park  College,   Parkville,  Mo 

Park   Institute,   Pittsburgh,   Pa 

Park  Region  Lutheran  College,  Fergus  Falls, 
Minn 

Park  Ridge  School  for  Girls,  Park  Ridge,  111 

Park  School,  Baltimore,  Md. 

Parker  College,  Winnebago  City,  Minn 

Paiker  School,  Francis  W,  Chicago,  111. 

Parochial  School,   Columbus,   S    C. 

Parrotsville  Seminary,  Parrotsvllle,  Tenn. 

Parsons  Business  College,  Parsons,  Kan. 

Parson's  Business  College,  Kalamazoo,  Mich 

Parson's  Business  College,  Duluth,  Minn. 

Parson's  Business  University,  Wells,  Minn 

Parson's  Business  University,   Superior,  Wis 

Parson's  College,  Fairfield,  la. 

Farsonfield  Seminary,  North  Parsonfleld,  Me 

Passaic  Collegiate  School,  Passaic,  N.  J. 

Pastors  College,  Champaign,  111 

Faterson  Normal  Train   Sch  ,  Paterson,  N.  J. 

Paterson  School  of  Millinery,  Chicago,  111 

Paterson's  Stenographic  Inst.,  Chicago,  111 

Patten's  School,  Middletown,  Conn. 

Patton's  School   for   Boys,   Asheville,   N.   C. 

Patton  School,  Morgan  town,  N.  C 

Patricks  Commercial  School,  York,  Pa. 

Paul  Gerson  Dramatic  School,  San  Francisco. 

Paul  Institute  for  Girls,  "Washington,   D    C 

Paul  Qumn  College,  Waco.  Tex. 

Pawnee  City  Academy,  Pawnee,  Neb. 

Pawling  School   for  Boys,  Pawling,  N    Y 

Payne   Theological   Seminary  of  Wilberforce 
University    (colored).   Wilberforce,   Ohio 

Payne's  Mandolin   and   Guitar    School,    Spo- 
kane, Wash 

Payne  University   (colored),   Selma,   Ala 

Pea  Ridge  Masonic  Col ,  Pea  Ridge,  Ark. 

Pearson's   Academy,   Walla   Walla,    Wash. 

Peabody  Academy,  Troy,  N.  C 

Peabody  Col.  for  Teachers,  Nashville,  Tenn 

Peabody  Conserv.  of  Music,  Baltimore,  Md. 

Peabody  Institute,  Peabody,  Mass. 

Peace  Institute,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 

Peacock's  School  for  Boys,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

Peacock's  School  for  Boys,  San  Antonio,  Tex. 

Peall  Conservatory  of  Music,  Philadelphia. 

Peaslee's  Commercial  School,  Dover,  N   H 

Peddie  Institute,  HIghtstown,  N    J. 

Peebles-Thompson  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Peekskill  Business  Institute,  Peekskill,  N   Y. 

Peekskill  Military  Academy.  Peekskill,  N  Y. 
Peet    Kindergarten    Training    School,    Ba»t 
Orange,  N.  J 

Peiice  School,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Pembroke  Academy,  Pembroke,  N.  H 

Pendergrass  High  School,  Pendergrass,  Ga, 

Pendleton  Academy,  Pen  die  ton,  Ore. 


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Pendleton  Business  Col ,  Pendleton,  Ore 

Pendleton's  School,  Westerly,  B    I 

Perm  College,  Oskaloosa,  la 

Penn  Hall,  Chambersburg,  Pa 

Penn  Normal,  Industrial  and  Agricultural 
School,  Frogmore,  S  C 

Penn  Yan  Free  Academy,  Penn  Yan,  N   Y". 

Pennell  Institute,  Gray,   Me 

Pennington  Seminary,  Pennmgton,  N   J 

Pennsylvania  Academy  of  Fine  Arts,  Phila- 
delphia, Pa 

Pennsylvania  Business  Col ,  Lancaster,  Pa. 

Pennsylvania  College,  Gettysburg,  Pa 

Pennsylvania  College  for  Women,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa. 

Pennsylvania  College  of  Dental  Surgery, 
Philadelphia,  Pa 

Pennsylvania  College  of  Embalming,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa 

"Pennsylvania  Col    of  Music,  Meadville,  Pa. 

Pennsylvania  College  of  Music,  Philadelphia 

Pennsylvania  Institution  for  the  Deaf  and 
Blind,  Mount  Airy,  Pa. 

•Pennsylvania  Military  College,  Chester,  Pa. 

Pennsylvania  Museum  and  School  of  Indus- 
trial Arts,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Pennsylvania  School  of  Horticulture  for 
Women,  Ambler,  Pa. 

Pennsylvania  State  College,  State  College,  Pa. 
Pennsylvania  Telegraph  College,  Pittsburgh, 

Pa. 
Pentacostal     Collegiate     Institute,     Scituate, 

R.  I. 
People's    Commercial    and    Bowen    Business 

College,  Des  Moines,  la. 
People's  School,   Franklin,   Tenn. 
Peoples-Tucker  School,    Springfield,   Tenn 
Pequod  Business  College,  Meriden,  Conn. 
Perkins  Institution  and  Massachusetts  School 

for  the  Blind,  Boston,  Mass. 
Jerkin's  School,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
•^erkms  National  Col.  of  Music,  Chicago,  111 
Perkins  Normal  School,  Akron,  O 
Perkins  and  Herpel   Mercantile   College,   St 

Louis,  Mo. 

Perkiomen  Seminary,  Pennsburg,  Pa. 
Perley  Free  School,   Georgetown,  Mass 
Pernin  School  of  Shorthand  and  Bookkeep- 
ing, Boston,  Mass 

Pernin  Shorthand  Institute,  Detroit,  Mich. 
Pernin  School  of  Commerce,   Detroit,   Mich 
Pernin  Shorthand  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Peiquimans  Academy,  Hertford,   N.   C. 
Perry  Kindergarten  Normal  School,  Boston 
Perry  Normal  College,  Perry,  la. 
Perry-Ramey  institute,  Auburn,   Ga. 
Perry  School  of  Oratory,  St.  Louis,  Mo 
Pestalozzi-Froebel      Kindergarten      Training 

School,  Chicago,  111. 

Petersburg  Business   College,  Petersburg,  Va. 
Petoskey  Normal  School,  Petoskey,  Mich 
Petoskey  Normal  and  Business  College,  Pe- 
toskey,  Mich. 

Phelps'  Musical  Institute,  Brooklyn,  N   Y. 
Philadelphia    Business    College    and    College 

of  Commerce,  Philadelphia,  Pa> 
Phelps  School  for  Girls,   Wallingford,   Conn, 
Philadelphia  College  of  Pharmacy,  Philadel- 
phia, Pa. 


Philadelphia  College  of  Osteopathy,  Philadel- 
phia, Pa 

Philadelphia    Collegiate   Institute   for   Girls, 
Philadelphia,  Pa 

Philadelphia  Dental  Col ,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Philadelphia  Institute  for  Stammerers,  Phil- 
adelphia, Pa 

Philadelphia  Law  School  of  Temple  College, 
Philadelphia,  Fa. 

Philadelphia  Medical  School  of  Temple  Col- 
lege, Philadelphia,  Pa 

Philadelphia  Musical  Academy,  Philadelphia. 

Philadelphia  Normal  School  for  Girls,  Phila- 
delphia, Pa. 

Philadelphia     Normal     School     of     Physical 
Training,  Philadelphia,  Pa 

Philadelphia  Polyclmic,  Philadelphia,  Pa 

Philadelphia   School   of  Design  for  Women, 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Philadelphia  School   of  Elocution,  Philadel- 
phia, Pa 

Philadelphia  School  of  Pedagogy,  Philadel- 
phia, Pa. 

Philadelphia  Seminary,  Steppsville,  Tenn. 

Philadelphia  Textile  School,  Philadelphia,  Pa 

Philadelphia    Theological    Seminary    of     St 
Charles  Borroxneo,  Overbrook,  Pa. 

Philander  Smith  College,  Little  Rock,  Ark. 

Philip's  Exeter  Academy,  Exeter,  N    H. 

Philipse  Manor  School,  Yonkeis,   N    Y 

Phillips  Academy,  Andover,  Mass. 

Phillips  Academy,  New  Kockford,  N.  D. 

Phillips   Academy,    Danville,    Vt. 

Phillips  Brooks  School,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Phillips  University,  Enid,   Okla 

Phillips  School,  Paterson,  N    J 

Phillips  School,   St    Louis,  Mo. 
Phillips  School  of  Oratory,  Chicago 
Phillips  and  West  School,  Norfolk,  Va, 
Philomath  College,  Philomath,  Ore. 
Physio-Medical   College  of  Indiana,    Indian- 
apolis, Ind 

Physio-Medical  College  of  Texas,  Dallas. 
Piedmont  Academy,  Demorest,  Ga 
Piedmont  Academy,  Lmcolnton,  N.  C. 
Piedmont  Business  College,  Lynchburgf,  Va. 
Piedmont  College,  Demorest,  Ga. 
Piedmont  High  School,  Lawndale,  N.  C. 
Piedmont   Institute,   Rockmart,   Ga. 
Piedmont  Seminary,  Grouse,  N.  C. 
Pierre  Business  University,  Pierre,  S.  D. 
Pierson   Business  College,    Chicago,  111. 
Fierce's   School,   Brookline,   Mass. 
Pieipont  School  of  Oratory  and  Physical  Cul- 
ture, Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 
Pike  College,  Bowling  Green,  Mo. 
Pike  Seminary,  Pike,  N.  Y. 
Pikeville  College,  Pikeville,  Ky. 
Pikeville  Collegiate  Institute,   Pikeville,  Ky. 
Pikeville  Training  School,  Pikeville,  Tenn. 
Fillsbury  Academy,  Owatonna,  Minn. 
Finac  Institute,  New  Orleans,  La. 
Pine  Academy    Church  land,  N    C. 
Fine  Brook   School,  Worthmgton,   Mass 
Pine  Bluff  Commercial  College,   Pine   Bluff, 

Ark. 

Pine  Log  College,  Pine  Log,  Ga. 
Pinehurst  School,   Pinehurst,   N    C 
Pingry  School,  Elizabeth,  N   J. 
Pmkerton  Academy,  Derry,  N.  H. 
Pinnacle  High  School,  Pinnacle,  N.  C 
Pinnacle  Institute,   Pinnacle,   N    C. 


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icneer  Business  School,  St    Paul,  Mmn. 
loneer  Business  College,  Sauk  Center.  Mmn 
loneer  Mills  Academy,  Pioneer  Mills,  N    C 
t'lpestone   Indian   School,   Pipestone,   Minn, 
i  ittsboio    Academy,    Pittsboro,   N    C. 
cittsburgh  and  Allegheny  Kindergarten  Col- 
lege,   Pittsburgh,   Pa 

1  ittsboro  Male  and  Female  College,  Pitts- 
boro, Miss 

Pittsburgh  Academy,   Pittsburgh,  Pa 
Pittsbuig   Academy  School   of  Music,   Pitts- 
burg,  Pa 

•ittsbuig  Business  College,    Pittsburg,   Kan 
ittsbuigh  College,   Pittsburgh,   Pa. 
ittsburg    College    of    Pharmacy,    Pittsburg, 
Pa 

ttsburgh    College    of    Pharmacy,    Western 
University  of  Pennsylvania,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 

•  ittsbuig  Conservatoiy   of  Music,   Pittsburg, 

Pa 

ttsburg     Dental     College,     University     of 
Pittsburg,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 
ttsburgh  Dental  College,  Western  Univer- 
sity of  Pennsylvania,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 
ttsburgh  Law   School,   Western  University 

if  Pennsylvania,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

•  ittsburg   Shorthand   School,   Pittsburg,   Pa 
ttfabuig    Theological    Seminary,    Pittsburg, 
J-'a 

lainncld  Business  College,  Plainfield,  N.   J. 

Plainfleld  Seminary.  Plainfield,  N.  J. 

Platen  Institute,  New  York,  N    Y 

Platteville  Business  College,  Platteville,  Was 

Platt's  Business   School,   Hoboken,    N    J. 

Platt's  Commercial  College,   St.  Joseph,  Mo 

Platte  School,  Edgerton,  Mo. 

Plattsbuig  State  Normal  and  Training 
School,  Plattsburg,  N.  Y. 

Pleasant  Hill  Academy,  Pleasant  Hill,  Tenn 

Pleasant  Plain  Academy,  Pleasant  Plain,  la. 

Pleasant   View   Luther   College,   Ottawa,    111 

Plymouth  Business  College,   Plymouth,  Wis. 

Plymouth  Business  School,  Plymouth,   Mass 

Plymouth  Meeting  Friends  School, 
Plymouth  Meeting,  Pa. 

Points  Musical  Institute,  New  Orleans,  La. 

Poland  Union  Seminary.  Poland,  O 

Polkton  Academy,  White  Store,  N.  C. 

Folk's  School  of  Piano  Tuning,  Valparaiso, 
Ind. 

Polish  National  Alliance  College,  Cambridge 
Springs,  Pa 

Pollock-Stephens  Institute,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

Polytechnic  Business  College,  Oakland,  Calif 

Polytechnic  Business  College,  Ashland,  Ore 

Polytechnic  College  of  Engineering,  Oak- 
land, Calif. 

Polytechnic  College  and  Ladies'  Institute, 
Cullman,  Ala 

Polytechnic  High  School,  Oakland,  Calif. 

Polytechnic  High  Sch ,  San  Francisco,  Calif 

Polytechnic  Institute  of  Brooklyn,  Brooklyn. 

Polytechnic  Institute,  Gilbert,  Pa. 

Polytechnic  Preparatory  Sch  ,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y 

Polytechnic  School  of  Toledo  University,  To- 
ledo, O 

Pomfret    School,    Pomfret,    Conn. 

Pomona  Business  College,  Pomona,  Calif. 

Pomona  College*  Claremont,  Calif 

Pond's  Business  College,  Topeka,  Kan. 

Pontiac  Business  College,  Pontiac,  Mich. 


Pool  School,  Elizabeth  City,  N    C. 

Pope  Business  College,  Derby,   Conn. 

Pope  School,  Riverside,  Calif. 

Poplar  Bluff  Bus    College,  Poplar  Bluff,   Mo 

Port  Arthur  College,   Port  Arthur,  Tex. 

Port  Byion  Academy,  Port  Byron,  111 

Port    Gibson    Female    College,    Port    Gibson, 

Miss 

Porter   Military   Academy,    Charleston,   S     C 
Porter's   School,    Faimington,    Conn 
Portia  School  of   Law,  Boston,   Mass 
Portland  Academy,  Portland,   Ore. 
Portland  Business  College,  Portland,  Ore 
Portland  Sch    of  Telegraphy,  Portland,  Me. 
Portsmouth  Academy,   Portsmouth,  Va 
Posse  Gymnasium,  Boston,  Mass 
Post -Graduate   Medical   School,   Chicago,    III 
Potomac  Academy,   Alexandria,   Va 
Potomac  Seminary,  Romney,  W    Va. 
Potomac  University,  Washington,  D.  C 
Potter   Academy,    Sobago,    Me 
Potter  College,   Bowling  Green    Ky 
Potter,     School     for    Boys,     San    Francisco, 

Calif 

Pott's    Business    College,    Pasadena,    Calif. 
Pott's  Business  College,  Redlands,  Calif. 
Potts    Shorthand    College,    Williamsport,    Pa. 
Pottawatomie      Boarding     School,      Nadeau, 

Kan. 

Pottstown    Business   College,    Pottstown,    Pa. 
Pottsville  Business  College,   Pottsville,  Pa. 
Pottsville  Commercial  College,  Pottsville,  Pa, 
Powder   Point   School,   Duxbury,    Mass 
Powell    Musical    Institute,    Brooklyn,    N.    Y 
Power-Myers        Conservatory        of        Music, 

Wichita,  Kan 

Powell's  Sch  for  Boys,  Grand  Rapids,  Mich. 
Powell's  Shorthand  School,  Kansas  City,  Mo 
Powell's  Valley  Seminaiy,  Wells  Springs, 

Tenn 

Powers  Institute,   Bernardstown,  Mass 
Powhattan  College,  Charlestown,  W.  Va. 
Poydras  Academy,  New   Roads.   La. 
Poynette  Academy,  Poynctte,  Wis 
Prairie  Hill  Acariexny,  Prairie  Hill,  Mo 
Prairie   View    State    Normal    and   Industrial 

College,  Prairie  View,  Tex 
Pratt  Business  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Pratt  High  School,  Essex,  Conn. 
Pratt  Institute,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Preparatory  Bianch   West  Virginia  Univer- 
sity, Keyser,  W.  Va 

Preparatory   Branch  West  Virginia   Univer- 
sity,  Montgomery,   W    Va 
Prepaiatory  School,  Portsmouth,  R.  I 
Preparatory  and   Collegiate   School,   Chicago, 

111 

Presbyterial  Institute,   Blackshear,   Ga. 
Presbyterian  Institute,  Blackshear,  Ga 
Presbyterial  Training  School,   Warren,   Ark 
Presbyterian  Academy,   Tahlequah,   Okla 
Presbyterian  College,  Bustis,  Fla 
Presbyterian  College  for  Women,  Charlotte, 

N    C 

Presbyterian  College  of  South  Carolina,  Clin- 
ton, S   C. 

Presbyterian  High  School,  Florence,  S.  C.    * 
Presbyterian    Theological    Seminary    of    the 

South  and  Southwest,  Lebanon,  Tenn 
Presbyterian  Theological  Sexn ,  Omaha,  Neb 


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Presbyterian   Theological   Seminary  of  Ken- 
tucky, Louisville,  Ky 
Piesbstenan     Training    School    for    Nurses, 

Chicago,  111 

Presentation   Academy,   Louisville,   Ky 
Presentation  Academy,  Aberdeen,  S    D 
Presentation  Convent,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 
Preston  School  of  Industry,  lone,  Calif 
Price-Webb  School,   Levusburg,   Tenn 
Princess  Anne  Academy,  Princess  Anne,  Md. 
Princeton  Collegiate  Institute,  Princeton,  Ky. 
Princeton  Collegiate  Inst ,  Princeton,  W.  Va 
Princeton  Preparatory  Sen ,  Princeton,  N    J. 
Princeton  Theo.  Seminaryi  Princeton  N    J. 
Pjrinceton  University,   Princeton,  N    J. 
Piincipia  School,   St    Louis,   Mo 
Pritchard    School    of    Shorthand,    D  anbury, 

Conn 

Pntchett  College,   Glasgow,   Mo. 
Private  School,   China  Grove,  N    C. 
Proctor  Academy,  Andover,  N    H 
Proctor  Academy,  Provo,  Utah 
Prospect  Heights  School,   Brooklyn,  N    Y. 
Prospect   Hall   Home   School,   Holladay,   Va 
Prospect  Hill  Home  School,  Holladay,  Va 
Prosso  Preparatory   School,    Houston,   Texas 
Prosso  Preparatory  School,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Protestant  Episcopal  Theological  Seminary  in 

Virginia,  Alenandrla,  Tenn. 
Providence  Academy,  Olympia,  Wash 
Providence  Academy,  Vancouver,  Wash 
Providence  Business  College,  Providence,  R.  I 
Providence  College,   Nettleton   Miss 
Pryor   Creek   Collegiate    Inst,    Pryor   Creek, 

Okla. 

Pryor  Institute,   Jasper,   Tenn. 
Pueblo  Business  College,  Pueblo,  Colo 
Pueblo   School  of  Business,   Pueblo,   Colo. 
Pulaski    Academy    and    Union    School,    Fu- 

laski,  NY.  * 

Pulte  Medical  College,  Cincinnati,  O. 
Punchard  Free  School,  Andover,  Mass 
Pungalleys  Indian  School,  Tacoma,  Wash. 
Purdue  University,  LaFayette,  Ind. 
Pursell-Shields  School,  New  Orleans,  La. 
Putnam  Hall  School,  Foughkeepsie,  N.  Y 


Quassaick  Hall,  Newburgh,  N    Y. 
Queen  City  Business  College,  Meridian,  Miss 
Queen  City  Business  College,  Springfield,  Mo 
Queen    City    College    of    Pharmacy,    Cincin- 
nati, Ohio 
Queen   of  the  Rosary  Academy,   Amltyville, 

Quincy  Consevatory  of  Music,  Quincy,  111. 
Quincy  Mansion  School,  Wollaston,  Mass 
Quincy  School,  Foughkeepsie,  N.  Y 
Qumn-Campbell  Conservatory,  Chicago,  III. 


Racine  College,   Racine,  Wis 
Radcllffe  College,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Raeford  High  School,  Raeford,  N.  C. 
Railroad  Telegraph  School,   St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Railway  Telegraph  Institute,  Oshkosh,  Wls. 
Raja  Yoga  College,  Point  Loma,  Calif. 


Raleigh  Male  Academy,  Raleigh,   N.  C. 

Ralston  University  of  Expression,  Washing- 
ton, D  C. 

Ramsdall  School  of  Bus,  Middletown,  N    Y 

Ramsdell    School,    Middletown,    N.    Y. 

Ramseur  High  School,  Ramseur,   N.   C. 

Rand  Collegiate  School,  New  York,  N    Y. 

Rand   Collegiate   School,   Trenton,    N.    J. 

Rand's  Commercial  School,  Beaver  Falls,  Pa 

Rand  School  of  Tutoring,  Allenhurst,  N    J. 

Rand   Summer  School,  Allenhurst,  N    J 

Randall  School,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Handle's  University  School,  Hernando,  Miss. 

Randolph-Harrison  School,  Baltimore,  Md 

Randolph-Macon  Academy,  Ashland,  Va 

Randolph- Macon   Acad ,   Bedford    City,    Va, 

Randolph-Macon  Academy,  Front  Royal,  Va. 

Randolph-Macon   College,   Ashland,  Va 

Randolph-Macon   Institute,    Danville,   Va 

Randolph-Macon  Woman's  Col  Lynchburg, 
Va 

Randolph     School,  Berkeley,   Calif. 

Randolph  State  Nor,  Randolph  Center,  Vt. 

Rankln-Richards   Inst ,   Windsor,    N.    C 

Rasmussen   Bus.    School,   Minneapolis,   Minn 

Rasmussen  Bus     School,   Stillwater,   Minn 

Rasmussen  Business  School,  St   Paul,  Minn. 

Rawlings    Institute,   Charlottesville,   Va. 

Raymond  Coaching  School,  San  Francisco, 
Calif. 

Rayson  School  for  Girls,  New  York  City. 

Read  Theological  Seminary,  Upland,  Ind 

Reading  Acad    and  Bus    Col ,  Reading,   Pa. 

Reading  Classical  School  for  Boys  and  Girls, 
Reading,  Pa. 

Red  Moon  Boarding  School,  Haimnon,  Okla. 

Red  Springs  Seminary,  Red  Springs,   N    C. 

Red  Wing  Business  College,  Red  Wing,  Minn. 

Red  Wing  Evangelical  Seminary,  Red  Wing, 
Minn 

Redemptorist  Novitiate,   Ilchester,   Md. 

Redemptonst   Seminary,   Eisopus,    N.   Y. 

Redfield  College.  Redfleld,  S    D. 

Reed  Academy,  Lexington,  N.  C. 

Reed  College,  Portland,  Ore. 

Reed  School  for  Nervous  and  Backward 
Children,  Detroit,  Mich 

Read's  Kingergarten  and  Boarding  School 
for  Children,  Erie,  Fa 

Reed  School  for  Stammerers,   Detroit,  Mich. 

Reese  (Michael)  Training  School  for  Nurses. 
Chicago,  111. 

Reformed  Presbyterian  Theological  Sem- 
inary, Pittsburg,  Pa 

Reidsville   Seminary,   Reidsville,   N    C. 

Reldville   Male   College,    Reidvllle,    S.    C. 

Reldville  Female  College,  Reidvllle,    S.   C. 

Remhardt  Normal  College,  Waleska,  Ga. 

Reno  Marguilies  School   for  Deaf,  New  York. 

Reno  Shorthand  School,  Flttsburg,  Fa. 

Renouard  Training  School  for  Embalmera, 
New  York,  N  Y 

Rensselaer  Polytechnic  Institute,  Troy,  N  Y. 

Repton  School,  Tarrytown,  N.  Y. 

Reynolds  Bus,  Academy,   Rochester,  N.   Y. 

Reynolds'  Business  Academy,  Spring  Stone, 
Pa. 

Reynolds*  Business  School,  Amsterdam, 
N  Y. 

Reynolds  Phesbyterian  Acad.,  Albany,  Tex, 


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Rheude's    and    Hine    Business    College    and 

Drafting   School,    Milwaukee,    Wis 
Rhode    Island    State    College   of    Agriculture 

and   Mechanic   Arts,   Kingston,   R    I. 
Rhode     Island     College     of     Pharmacy     and 

Allied   Sciences,    Providence,    R     I. 
Rhode  Island  Com    Sch ,  Providence,   R    I« 
Rhode  Island   College,   Kingston,    R    I. 
Rhode  Island  Institute  for  the  Deaf,   Provi- 
dence,   R    I 

Rhode  Island  Normal  Sch  ,  Providence,  R  I 
Rhode  Island  School  of  Design,  Providence, 

R    I 

Rhodes  Military  Institute,    Kinston,   N    C. 
Rice   Institute,    Houston,   Tex 
Richard  School  of  Expression  and  Dramatic 

Art,  Cleveland,  O 

Richard's  Business  College,  Savannah,  Ga. 
Richaidson-Kustor   Piano   School,    Biooklyn, 

N     Y 

Richmond  Business   College,   Richmond,  Va. 
Richmond  Business  College,   Savannah,  Ga. 
Richmond  Business  College,  Richmond,  Ind 
Richmond  College,  Richmond,  O 
Richmond  College,  Richmond,  Va 
Richmond  Conserv     of  Music,  Richmond,  Va 
Richmond  Training  School,   Richmond,  Va. 
Ricker   Classical   Institute,   Houlton,    Me. 
Ricks  Academy,  Rexburg,  Idaho 
Rider-Mooie  and  Stewart  School  of  Business, 

Trenton,   N    J 

Ridge    Academy,    Henry,    N    C 
Ridge   School,   Washington    Conn 
Rindge  Technical   School,    Cambridge,   Mass 
RIdgenold  School  for  Boys,  RidgefieId,jC_onn. 
Rldgeway  Institute,  Ridgeway,  Va 
Rldgewood    Preparatory   School,    Ridgewood, 

N    J 

Riegelsville   Academy,   Riegelsville,  Pa. 
Riggs  Intitute,  Flandreau,  S.  D 
Rignalda   Noimal    Institute,    San    Francisco, 

Pal 
Rindge  Manual  Training  School,  Cambridge, 

Mass 

Rio  Grande  College,   Rio   Grande,  O 
RIpon    College,    Ripon,    WIs 
Riverside   Business   Col ,    Riverside,    Calif. 
Rlverdale  Country  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Riverside  School,  New  York,  N.  Y 
Riverside  Seminary,  Vanceburg,  Ky. 
Riverviaw  Mint     A  cad  ,  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y. 
Riverside     Military     Academy,     Gainesville, 

Ga. 

Roane  County  High  Sch  ,  Kingston,  Tenn. 
Roane  College,  Wheat,  Tenn 
Roanoko  College,   Salem,  Va. 
Roanoko  Normal  School,   Roanoke,  Ala. 
Roanoko  Institute,  Danville,  Va 
Robersonville  Academy,  Robersonville,  N.  C. 
Robert  E    Lee  Institute,  ThomastonT  Ga. 
Robert  Institute,  New  Orleans,  La- 
Roberts  School,   Litchfield,   Conn 
Robertson  Day  School,  New  York,  N    Y. 
Robinson  Female  Seminary,  Exeter,  N.  H. 
Robinson  High  School,  Atoka,  Tenn. 
Robinson  Seminary,  Exeter,  N.  H 
Rochester  Academy,  Rochester,  WIs. 
Rochester  Athenaeum  and  Mechanics'  Inst., 

Rochester,   N.  Y. 


Rochester    Business     and     Normal     College, 

Rochester,   Minn. 

Rochester  Business  Col,  Rochester,  Minn. 
Rochester  Bus     Institute,    Rochester,   N.   Y. 
Rochester   Theological   Seminary,   Rochester, 

Rochester  Training  School,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 
Rock    Hill   College,    Elhcott    City,    Md. 
Rock  Hill  Institute,   Mmden,   Tex. 
Rock  Ridge  Hall,  Wellesley  Hills,  Mass 
Rock  River  Mlhtaiy  Academy,   Dlxon,   L\ 
Rockford    College,    Rockford,    111 
Rockford   College,    New   Rockford,    N.   D. 
Rockhuist  College,   Kansas   City,   Mo 
Rockingham       Military       Institute,       Mount 

Crawford,  Va 

Rockland  Commercial  College,  Rockland,  Me. 
Rockland  Military  Academy,  Nyack,  N    Y. 
Rockland   Military,    Nyack,    N.    Y. 
Rockland  Military  Acd ,  West  Lebanon,  N.  H. 
Rockville  Academy,  Eatonton,  Ga 
Rockville  Academy,  Rockville,  Md. 
Rocky  Rner  High  School,  Concord,  N.  C 
Roger  Williams  University,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
Rogers  and  Aliens'  School,  Fall  River,  Mass. 
Rogers  Hall  School,  Lowell,  Mass 
Rogers-Mallens  School  of  Music,  Troy,  N   T. 
Rogersville  Synodical  Col.,  Rogersville,  Tenn. 
Roland    Park     Country     School,     Baltimore, 

Md 

Roland  Park  School  for  Girls,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Rollins  College,  Winter  Park,  Fla. 
Rome  Free  Academy,  Rome,  N.  Y. 
Roman  Catholic  High  School  for  Boys,  Phila- 
delphia, Pa. 

Ronej  s   School   for  Girls,    Philadelphia,   Pa 
Rose  Hill  Academy,  Versailles,   Ky. 
Rose  Polytechnic  Institute,  Terra  Haute,  Ind. 
Rosedale  Academy.  Mount  Sylvan,  Tex. 
Rose  field  School,  Windsor,  N    C 
Roselle    Academy,    Roselle,    N.    J. 
Rosemary  Hall,  Greenwich,  Conn. 
Rosemont    Hall,    South    Orange,     N     J. 
Ross  Consevatory  of  Music,  Guthrie,  Okla. 
Round  Lake  Academy,  Round  Lake,  N.  Y. 
Round's  School  for  Girls,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Routt  College,   Jacksonville,  111 
Rowan  Nor    Industrial  Inst ,  Charotte,  N.  C 
Rowe  College,   Johnstown,   Pa. 
Rowland  Hall,  Salt  Lake  City,  Titan. 
Rowland  High  School,   Rowland,  N    C. 
Rowland's  School,  Lumberton,  N.  C. 
Roxbury  Latin   School,   Roxbury,  Mass. 
Roxobel  Academy,   Roxobel,  N    C. 
Royal  Consevatory  of  Music,  Philadelphia  Pa. 
Royal    Conservatory    and    College   of   Music, 

Philadelphia,   Pa 

Rubicam's  Shorthand  College,  St.  Louis,  Mo 
Rude  Brothers'   Business   College,    Carthage, 

Mo. 

Ruffln  High  School,  Ruffin,  N.  C. 
Rugby  School,   Covington,  Ky. 
Rugby   School  for  Boys,   Syracuse,  N.  Y. 
Rugby  School,  New  Orleans,  La 
Rugby  School,   Sycamore,   N.  Y. 
Ruifrok  School  of  Music,  Des  Moines,  la. 
Rumsey  Hall,  Cornwall,  Conn. 
Ruscoe  School  of  Commerce.  New  York.  N.  Y. 
Rush  Medical  College.  Chicago.  111. 
Worthen  College,   Wrightsville,  Ga. 


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Rusk  Baptist  College,  Rusk,  Texas 

Rusk  Count>    Normal   Sch  ,   Ladysmith,   Wis 

Rusk  Masonic  Institute    Rusk,  Tex 

Ruskin  College,  Ru^kin,  Fla 

Rust  LTni%  ersitv,  Holly  Springs,  Miss 

Rust    University     (coloied),     Holly    Springs, 

Miss. 

RusselUilIe  Academy    Russellville,   Ky 
Russian     Oi  thodox     Theological     Seminary, 

Minneapolis,  Minn 
Rutgers  Col ,  New  Brunswick,  N    3 
Rutgers    College    Preparatory    School,    New 

Brunswick,  N    J 

Rutherford  Academy,  Pomarla,  S    C 
Rutheifoid  Academj,  Rutheiiord,  Tenn 
Ruthertord  College,  Ruthertord,  N    C 
Rutherford      Graded       School,       Birchwood, 

Tenn 

Rutland  Business  College,  Rutland,  Vt. 
Rlyan  Educational  Institute,  Ryan,  Okla 
Ryan's  Business  College,  Savannah,  Ga 
Rjder  Divinity  School,  Galesburg,  III 
Rye  Seminars,  R3re,  N   Y 

S 

St    Agatha's  School,  New  York,  N   Y 

St.  Agatha's  Seminary,  Iowa  City,  la 

St.  Agnes'  Academy,  Houston,   Texas 

St.  Agnes'  Academy,  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

St    Agnes'   Academy,  Indianapolis,  Ind 

St.  Agnes'  Academy,  New  Brunswick,  N.  J. 

St    Agnes'  Academy,  Bond  Hill,  O 

St    Agnes'  Academj ,  Mmgo-  -Junction,  O 

St    Agnes'  Academy,  Memphis,  Tenn 

St.  Agnes'  College,  Ardmore,  Okla 

St    Agnes'  School,  Albany,   N.  Y 

St.  Agnes'  Seminary,  Brooklyn,  N   Y 

St    Al ban's  School,  Knoxville,  111 

St    Alban's  School,  Radford,  Va 

St    Aloysius'  Academy,  Calmar,  la 

St    Alosius'  Academy,  Payetteville,    Ohio 

St    Aloysius'  Academy,  Nashua,  N    H 

3t    Aloysius'  Academy,  Jersey  City,  N    J. 

St    Aloysius'  Academy,  New  Lexington,  O 

St    Aloysms'  College,  New  Orleans,   La. 

St    Aloysius'  College,  Vicksburg,  Miss 

St    Alovsius'  School,  Nashua,  N    H 

St.  Alphonsus'  Academy,  Tillamook,  Ore. 

St.  Ambrose  College,   Davenport,  la 

St    Ambrose's  Academy,  Brooklyn,  N"  Y 

St    Andrew's  Academy,  Sagmaw,  Mich 

St.  Andrew's   Industrial   School,   Barring-ton, 

R    I 

St    Andrew's  School,  Richmond,  Va 
St    Andrew's    Select    School    for  Girls,    Fort 

Worth,  Texas 

St    Andrew's  School,  Concord,  Mass1 
St.  Andrew's  School,  Sewanee,   Tenn 
St    Angela's  Academy,  Morris,  111 
St    Angela's  Academy,  Aiken,  S    C 
St    Angela's  Hall,  Brooklyn,  N   Y 
St    Angela's  Hall,  Brooklyn,  N   Y 
St.  Angela's  Institute,   Carroll,   Iowa. 
St.  Ann's  Academic  Sch ,  Hornellsville,  N  Y 
St    Ann's  Academic  School,  Hornell,  N.  Y. 
St.  Ann's  Academic  School,  Nyack,  N   Y. 
St.  Ann's  Academy,  Swanton,  Vt 
St    Ann's  Academy,  Port   Smith,   Ark. 
St    Anne's  Academy,  St.  Anne,  111 


St    Ann's  Academy,  Vail,  la 

St    Anns  Academy,  Marlborough,    Mass 

St    Ann's  Academy,  New  York,  N   Y 

St    Anne's  School,  Menommee,  Mich 

St  Anne's  School,  Chailottesville,  Va 

St    Anselm's  Bus    Col ,  Manchester,  N    H 

St    Anselm  s  College,   Manchester,    N    H 

St    Anthony's  Academy,  Kenton,   Ohio 

St    Anthonys  Institute,    San  Antonio,    Texas 

St    Anthony's  School,  Davenport,    la. 

Rt    Anthony  f«»  School,  Hawarden,  la 

St    Anthony's  School,  Centerport,    N    Y 

St    Anthony's     School     for     Feeble     Minded 

Girls,  Nazareth  P    O  ,  Mich 
St    Austin's  Sch  ,  West  New  Brighton,  N    Y 
St    Augustine  Academy,  Lebanon,   Ky 
St    Augustine's   Academic   S'ch ,   Troy,    N     Y 
St    Augustine's  Academy,   Feidmand,   Ind 
St    Augustine's  Academy,  Ft    Wayne,  Ind 
St    Augustine's  Academy,  Manchester,  N    H 
St    Augustine  s  Noamal   School,   West   Hart- 
ford, Conn 

St    Augustine's  School,  Halbur,  la 
St    Augustine  s  School,    South    Boston,    Mass 
St    Augustine's  School,  Raleigh,  N    C 
St    Basil  College,   Waco,   Texas 
St.  Bede  College,  Peru,  111 
St    Benedict's  Academy,  St    Joseph,  Minn 
St    Benedict's  Academy,  Erie,  Pa 
St    Benedict  &  College,  Atchison,  Kan 
St    Benedict's  Cedar  Giove  Academy,  Louis- 
ville, Ky 

St    Benedict's  School,  Newark,  N    J 
St    Berchman's  Seminary,   Mai  ion,   la 
St    Bernard  Academy,  Springfield,   O 
St    Bernard  Academy,  Springfield,   O 
St    Bernard's  Academy,  Oohoes,    N    Y. 
St    Bernard's  Academy,  Akron,  O 
St    Bernard's  College,  St    Bernard,  Ala 
St    Bernard's  College  Convent,  Grand  Forks, 

N    D 

St    Bernard's  Farm  School,  Gladstone,  N    J 
St    Bernard's  School,  Bieda,  la 
St    Bernard's  Seminary,   Rochester,   N.  Y. 
St    Bonaventure's   College,    Alleghany,    N.   Y 
St    Boniface  Academy,  Lyons,    la 
St    Boniface  Academy,  New  Vienna,   Ta 
St    Boniface  Academy,  Sioux  City,  la 
St    Bonitace  Academy,   New  Riegel,  O 
St    Budget's  Academic  School,  Buffalo,  N  Y 
St    Bridget's  Academic  School,  New  York 
St    Boniface's  School,  Ionia 
St    Bridget's  School,  San  Francisco,   Cal 
St   Bngid's  Academic  Sch  ,  New  York,  N1    Y 
St    Cathaiine's  Academic  School,  New  York 
St    Catherine's  Academy,   Lexington,   Ky 
St    Catherine's  Academy,  Jackson,    Neb 
St    Catherine's  Academy,  Omaha,    Neb 
St    Catherine's  Academy,  Racine,    Wis 
St    Catherines    Business   /College,    St     Cath- 
erines, S    C 
St    Catharine's  Normal  Institute,  Baltimore, 

M!d 
St     Cathaiine's    School    for    Girls,    Boliver 

Tenn 

St    Cecelia  Academy,  Scranton,  Pa. 
St    Cecelia  Seminary,  Holden,  Mo 
St    Cecilia's  Academy,  Washington,  D    C 
St    Cecilia's  Academy,  Burlington,   la. 
St    Cecilia's  Academy,  Nastivule,  Ten*. 


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St   Charles  College,  Ellicott  City,  Md 

St.  Charles  School,  "Waburn,  Mass 

St.  Clara  College  and  Ac'd'y,  Smsmawa,  Wis 

St    Clare's  Academy,  Tazoo  City,  Miss. 

St    Clement's  Academy,  Navarre,  O. 

St    Clement's  College,  De  Soto,  Mo 

St    Cloud  Business  College,  St    Cloud,  Minn. 

St    Columskill's  Academy,  Dubuque,  la. 

St.  Columbia's  School,   Chester,  N.  T. 

St    Columbus  School,   Chillicothe,   Mo 

St    de   Chantal    Academy  of   the   Visitation, 

Springfield,   Mo 

St    Cyril's  College,  Chicago,  111. 
St    David's  Hall,  Scarsdale,  N.  Y. 
St   Domomc's  Academy,  Jersey  City,  N.  J. 
St    Dominic's  Villa,  Lampasas,  Tex. 
St   Edward's  College,  Austin,  Tex 
St   Edwaid's  Hall,  Tacoma,  Wash 
St    Edward's  Hall,   Notre   Dame,   Ind. 
St    Elizabeth's  Academy,  Portland,  Me. 
St    Elizabeth's  Aca<»*my,  Alleghany,  N.  Y. 
St,  Elizabeth's  School,  Harper,  la. 
St    Eftzabeth's  School,  Cleveland,  O. 
St    Elmo's  Institute,  Columbus,  Ga. 
St    Emanuel's  Academy,  Dayton,  O 
St   Faith's  Acsfdemy,  Saratoga  Springs,  N.  f. 
St  Fidelis  College,  Herman,  Pa 
St   Frances  Academy,  Council  Bluffs,  la 
St     Frances    Academy    and    College,    Baktrf 

City,  Ore 

St    Francis  Academy,    Council  Bluffs,  Iowa. 
St.  Francis  Academy,  Joliet,  111 
St.  Francis  Academv,  Kokomo,  Ind. 
St   Francis  Academy,  Byersville,  la 
St   Francis  Academy,  Mason  City,  la. 
St    Francis  Academy,  Balltown,  La. 
St   Francis  Academy,  Baltimore,  Md 
St.  Francis  Academy,  Columbus,  Neb. 
St   Francis  Academy,  Brooklyn,  N.  T. 
St.  Francis  Academv    Tiffin,  O 
St   Francis  College,  Trenton,  N   J. 
St.  Francis  College,  Brooklyn,  N    T. 
St.  Francis  College,  Cincinnati,  O. 
St   Francis  College,  Loretta,  Pa 
St.  Francis  de  Sale's  Academy,  Osslan,  la. 
St   Francis  Regis  School,  Ward,  Wash. 
St.  Francis  School,   Cleveland,   O. 
St   Francis  Seminary,  St   Francis,  Wis 
St    Francis    Seraphicus   College,    Cincinnati, 

Ohio. 

St   Francis  Solanus  College,  Qulncy,  111 
St    Francis  Xavier  >«*ademy,  Chicago,  111. 
St   Francis  Xavier  College,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
St     Francis    Xavier's   School    for    the   Deaf, 

Baltimore,  Md 

St.  Gabriel  School,   Peeksklll,   N.  Y. 
St  Gabriel's  Ac'd'y  of  Manhattan,  New  York. 
St    Gabriel's   School,    New   York,    N.    Y. 
St.  George's  Evening  Trade  Sch.,  New  York. 
Ste.    Genevleve    Academy,    Ste.    Gene  vie ve. 

Mo 

St  Genevieve  Convent,  Harrlaburgr,  Pa. 
St.  George's  School,  Middletown,  B.  I. 
St   Gertrude's  Academy,  Rio  Vista,  Calif. 
St.  Gregory  Seminary*  Cedar  Point,  O. 
St   Hilda's  Hall,  Charlestown,  W    Va. 
St.  Hyacinth's  Board.  Academy,  Monroe,  La. 
St.  Ignatius  Academy,  Lafayette,  Ind 
Sf.  Ignatius  Academy,  Fort  Worth,  Tex. 
St.  Ignatius  College,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 


St    Ignatius  College,  Chicago,  111. 

St.   Ignatius  College,  Cleveland,  O. 

St    Ignatius  University,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 

St.  James*  Academy,  Brooklyn,  N    Y. 

St    James*  College,  Vancouver,  Wash. 

St.  James'  School,  Chicago,  111. 

St    James'  School,  Elizabeth  town,  Ky. 

St    James*  School,  Rockville,  Md 

St    James'  School,  St    George,  Md 

St    James'  School,  Haver  hill,  Mass. 

St    James'  School,  Bay  City,  Mich 

St.  James'  School  for  Boys,  St    James,  Md. 

St.  James  School,  Lincoln,  R    I. 

St    James*  School,  Washington,  Iowa. 

St    Jean  Baptiste  School,  Muskegon,  Mich. 

St.  Jean  Baptiste  School,  Troy,  N.  Y. 

St.  Jeans'  Baptiste  School,  Warren,  R.  I 

St    Jerome's  Ursuline  Academy,  New  York. 

St    John  the  Baptist  School,  Scranton,  Pa. 

St.  John  the  Baptist  School,  Warwick,  R.  I. 

St  John's  Academic  School,  Goshen,  N.  Y. 

St  John's  Academic  School,  Saratoga 
Springs,  N.  Y. 

St   John's  Academic  Sch  ,  Schenectady,  N.  Y. 

St    John's  Academy,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

St.  John's  Academy,  Jackson,  Mich 

St   John's  Academy,  Clyde,  Mo. 

St   John's  Academy,  Jamestown,  N   D. 

St    John's  Academy,   Albany,   N.  Y. 

St.  John's  Academy,  Rensselaer,  N.  Y. 

St.  John's  Academy,  Dayton,  O. 

St.  John's  Academy,  Lima,   O. 

St.  John's  Academy,  Maryville,  O. 

St    John's  Academy,  Toledo,  O. 

St.  John's  Baptist  School,  Menomlnee,  Mich. 

St.    John's    Boston    Ecclesiastical    Seminary, 

St  John's  Cathedral  School,  Milwaukee,  Wis 

St.  John's  Catholic  Ac'd'y,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 

St.  John's  Catholic  School,  Ash  ton,  la. 

St.  John's  College,  Washington,   D.   C. 

St    John's  College,  Annapolis,  Md 

St.  John's  College,  Brooklyn,  N    Y. 

St  John's  College  Conservatory  of  Music, 
Brooklyn,  N  Y. 

St   John's  College,  Fordham,  N.  Y. 

St.  John's  College,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

St.  John's  Convent,  Ishpeming,  Mich. 

St.  John's  Convent  School,  Scranton,  Pa. 

St  John's  Diocesan  Seminary,  Little  Rock, 
Ark 

St.  John's  Evangelical  Lutheran  School,  Paul* 
Una,  la. 

St    John's  Evangelical  Sch ,  Jackson,   Mich. 

St.  John's  Institute,  San  Juan,  Calif 

St  John's  Institute  for  Deaf  Mutes,  St.  Fran- 
cis, Wis. 

St.  John's  Literary  Inst ,  Frederick,  Md. 

St.  John's  Lutheran  School,  Fairbank,  Iowa. 

St.  John's  Lutheran  College,  Winfleld,  Kan 

St    John's  Military  Academy,  Delafleld,  Wis 

St.  John's  Military  School,  Salina,  Kan. 

St.  John's  Military  School,  Manlius,  N.  Y. 

St.  John's  Normal  College,  Danvers,  Mass. 

St.  John's  Parochial  School,  Burlington,  la. 

St  John's  Preparatory  School,  Annapolis, 
Md. 

St   John's  Select  School,  Carrolton,  Ky. 

St.  John's  School,  Arcadia,  la. 

St  John's  Catholic  School,  Bay  City,  Mich. 


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St.  John's  German  School,  Bay  City,  Mich. 

St.  John's  School,  Worcester,  Mass 

St    John's  School,  Ossming,  N    Y. 

St.   John's  School,   Pittston,   Pa 

St    John's   School,    Marshfield,   Wis 

St    John's  School,  Victor,   Iowa 

St    John's  School,  Worcester,  Mass 

St    John's  University,   Collegeville,  Minn 

St    John's  University,  Toledo,  O 

St    Johnsburgr  Academy,  St    Johnsburg,  Vt 

St    Joseph's  Academy,    Covington,   La 

St    Joseph's  Academy,   Mason  City,   Iowa. 

St    Joseph's  Academy,  Fessenden,   Fla 

St    Joseph's  Academy,   Tipton,  Ind. 

St    Joseph  Business  Umv ,  St.  Joseph,  Mo. 

St    Joseph's  Academic  School,  Batavia,  N   Y 

St    Joseph's  Academic  School,  Brasher  Falls, 

N   Y. 

St    Joseph's  Academy,  Berkeley,   Calif. 
St.    Joseph's    Academy,    Monterey,    Calif 
St    Joseph  Academy,  Prescott,  Anz 
St    Joseph  Academy,  Tuscon,  Anz 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Sacramento,  Calif 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Fernandina,  Fla 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Jacksonville,  Fla 
St    Joseph's  Academy,   St    Augustine,   Fla 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Palatka,  Fla 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Columbus,  Ga 
St   Joseph's  Academy,  Washington,  Ga 
St    Joseph's  Academy,   Watkinsville,   Ga 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Bloomington,  III 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Galesburg,  111. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Bvansville,  Ind 
St   Joseph's  Academv,  Terre  Haute,  Ind 
St   Joseph's  Academy,  South  Bend,  Ind 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Cedar  Rapids,  la 
Rt   Joseph's  Academv,  Des  Momes,  la 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  De  Witt,  la 
St    Joseph's  Academv,  Dubuque,  la 
St    Joseph's  Academv,  Farley,  la 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Lemars,  la 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Mallard,  la 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,   Fairfield,   Iowa 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Ottumwa,  la 
St   Joseph's  Academy,  Salix,  la 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Sioux  City,  la. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  West  Bend,  la. 
St    Joseph's  Academv,  Bowling  Green,  Ky 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Frankfort,  Ky 
St   Joseph's  Academy,  Baton  Eouge,  Lia. 

Boston    Mass 

St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Portland,  Me. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Emmitsburg,  Md. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Marquette,  Mich 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 
St   Joseph's  Academy,  Chilhcothe,  Mo. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Clyde,  Mo. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Hannibal,  Mo 
St    Joseph's  Academy,   Alcorn,  Miss 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Bay  St    Louis,  Miss. 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Bordentown,  N.  J. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Elizabeth,  N   J. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Albany,  N.  Y. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,   Amherst,   Ohio 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Bmghamton,  N.  Y. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Lockport,  N.  Y. 
St   Joseph's  Academy,  Malone,  N   Y. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Troy,  N   Y 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Columbus,  O 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Crestline,  O 


St    Joseph's  Academy,  Dayton,  O 
St   Joseph's  Academy,  Lima,  O 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Lorain,  O 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  North  Amherst,  O. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,   Guthrie,   Okla 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Pendleton,  Ore. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Gieensburg,  Pa- 
st   Joseph's  Academy,  McSherrystown,  P*. 
St   Joseph's  Academy,  Titusville,  Pa 
St    Joseph's  Academy,   Schenectady,  N.  Y. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Sumter,  S.  C 
St   Joseph's  Academy,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  El  Paso,  Tex 
St    Joseph  Academy,   Segruin,   Texas 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Poitsmouth,   Va 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  North  Yakima,  Wash, 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Tekoa,  Wash 
St    Joseph's  Academy,  Wheeling,  W   Va, 
St.  Joseph's  Academy,  Green  Bay,  Wis 
St    Joseph's  College,  San  Jose,  Calif 
St    Joseph's  College,  Teutopolis,  111 
St    Joseph's  College,  Collegeville,  Ind. 
St    Joseph's  College,  Rensselaei,  Ind 
St    Joseph's   College,   Dubuque,   la 
St    Joseph's  College,  Bardstown,  Ky. 
St    Joseph's  College,  Lowell,  Mass 
St    Joseph's  College,  Lamar,  Mo 

St    Joseph's  College,   Knk^vood,   Mo 

St    Joseph's  College,  Cincinnati,  O 

St    Joseph's  College,  Philadelphia,  Pa 

St    Joseph's  College,   Biownsville,   Tex 

St    Joseph's  Collegiate  Inst ,  Buftalo,  N    Y 

St   Joseph's  Commercial  Ac  d'y,  New  Orleans 

St    Joseph's  Com'l  School,  Detroit,  Mich 

St   Joseph  Commercial  Academy,  New  York 

St     Joseph    Com'l    College,    St     Joseph,    Mo 

St    Joseph  Convent,  Galveston,  Tex 

St    Joseph  High  School,  Escanaba,  Mich. 

St   Joseph  Prep    Sch ,  Convent  Station,  N.  J. 

St   Joseph's  German  Catholic  School,  Muske- 
gon,  Mich 

St   Joseph's  Deaf-Mute  Inst ,  St    Louis,  Mo 

St   Joseph's  High  School,  Concord,  N    H 

St    Joseph's  High  School,  Manchester,  N    H 

St  Joseph's  Institute  for  Young  Men,  Indian- 
apolis, Ind. 

St    Joseph's  Parochial  School,  Independence, 
Iowa. 

St    Joseph's   Parochial    School,    Hunting! on, 
W    Va, 

St    Joseph's  School,  Bridgeport,   Conn 

St.  Joseph's  School,  Cairo,  111 

St.   Joseph's   School,   Council  Bluffs,   Iowa. 

St.    Joseph's    School,    Haverhill,    Iowa 

St.  Joseph  School,  San  Jose,  Calif. 

St   Joseph's  School,  Ashton,  la 

St    Joseph's  School,  Carroll,  la 

St    Joseph's  School,  Cresco,  la 

St   Joseph's  School,  Elkader,  la 

St.  Joseph's  School,  Lacona,  la 

St.  Joseph's  School,  Neola,  Ta 

St    Joseph's  School,  Laporte  City,  Iowa. 

St.  Joseph's  School,  Waltham,  Mass 

St    Joseph's  School,  Bay  City,  Mich 

St   Joseph's  School,  Natchez,  Miss 

St    Joseph's  School,  Edina,  Mo 

St    Joseph's   School,    Clrcleville,    Ohio 

St    Joseph's  School,  Pawtucket,  B    I 

St   Joseph's  School,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

St   Joseph's  School  for  Boys,  Covlngton,  Ky. 


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St    Joseph's   School   for  the   Deaf,   Oakland, 

Calif 

St    Joseph's  Seminary,   Kankakee,   111 
St    Joseph's  Seminary,  Baltimore,  Md 
St    Joseph's  Seminary,  Bourbonais,  111 
St    Joseph's  Semmai y,  Tonkers,  N   Y 
St    Joseph's  Semmaiy,  Nottingham,  Ohio 
St     Joseph's    Seraphic    College,     Teutopolid, 

111 

St   Katharines  School,  Davenport,  Towa 

St    Lawrence's  Academy  of  Manhattan,  New 

York,   N    Y 

St    Lawience  College,  Mount  Calvary,  Wis 
St    Lawience  School,  Troy,  N    Y 
St    Lawience  School,  Milbank,  S.  D 
St   Lawrence  Select  Sch  ,  Lawrenceburg,  Ind 
St    Lawrence  University,   Canton,  N    Y 
St    Leo  College,  St    Leo,  Fla 
St     Leo's    Grammar   and   High    School,    Ta- 

coma,  Wash 

St    Lucy's  Academic  Sch  ,  Syracuse,  N   Y 
St    Lucy's  Academy,   Syracuse,  N.  Y. 
St    Louis  Academy,   Chicago,   111 
St    Louis  Academv    Louisville,  O 
St    Louis'   Academy,  Toledo,   O 
St    Louis  Business  College,   St    Louis,   Mo 
St    Louis  College,  San  Antonio,  Tex 
St     Louis    College    of    Dentistry,    St     Louis, 

Mo 

St   Louis  College  of  Pharmacy,  St   Louis,  Mo 
St   Louis  College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons, 

St    Louis,  Mo 

St    Louis  Commercial  College,  St   Louis,  Mo 
St    Louis  Dental  College,  St    Louis,  Mo 
St    Louis  Diocesan  Seminary,   New  Orleans, 

La 
St.  Louis  Law  School,  Washington  University, 

St    Louis,  Mo 

St.   Louis  Medical   College,   Medical   Depart- 
ment Washington  University,  St   Louis,  Mo 
St    Louis  Museum  of  Fine  Arts,  St.  Louis 
St    Louis  School  of  Fine  Arts,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
St.  Louis  Teachers'  College,  St    Louis 
St    Louis  University   Institute    of    Law,    St 

Louis,   lft> 

St    Louis  University,  St    Louis,  Mo 
St.  Louis  Watchmaking  School,  St  Louis,  Mo 
St   Luke's  Boarding  School  for  Boys,  Bustle- 
ton,  Pa 

St  Luke's  School,  Wayne,  Pa 
St.  Margaret's  Academy,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
St    Margaret's  Hall,   Boise,   Idaho. 
St    Margaret's  School,  San  Mateo,  Calif. 
Rt   Margaret's  School,  Buffalo,  N   Y 
St    Margaret's  School  for  Girls,  Washington, 

D    C 
St    Margaret's  School  for  Girls,  Waterbury, 

Conn 

St    Margaret's  School  for  Girls,  New  York. 
St    Mark's  School,  Southboro,  Mass 
St.  Mark's  School,  Southport,  Miss 
St    Martha's  School,  Knoxville,  III. 
St    Martin's  Academy,  Cascade,  la. 
St   Martin's  Academy,  Sturgis,  S    D 
St    Martin's   College   of  the   Church   of  th« 

Evangelist,   Philadelphia,    Pa 
St     Martin's    College,    Lacey,    Wash 
St    Martin's  College,  Philadelphia,   Pa. 
St    Mat  tin's  School  for  Boys,    Salina,   Kan 


St     Maiy    of    the    Plains    Academy,    Dodge 

City,   Kan 
St    Mary  of  the  Woods  Academy,   St.  Mary 

of  the  Woods  P    O ,  Ind 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Little  Rock,  Ark 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Los  Angeles,  Calif 
St    Mary  s  Academy,  New  Haven,  Conn 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Augusta,  Ga 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Joliet,  111 
St    Mary's   Academy,   Nauvoo,   111 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Qumcy,  111 
St    Mary's  Academy,  New  Albany,  Ind 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Osage,  Iowa 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Rock  Valley,  Iowa 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Notre  Dame,  Ind. 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Alton,  la 
St    Mary's  Academy,   Cascade,   la 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Dubuque,  la 
St    Maiy's  Academy,  Festina,  la. 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Grand  Junction,  la 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Muscatine,  la 
St    Mary's  Academv,  New  Haven,  la 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Remsen,  la 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Paducah,  Ky. 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Leonardtown,  Md 
St    Mary's  Academy,   Independence,   Mo 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Moberly,  Mo. 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Deer  Lodge,  Mont. 
St    Mary's  Academy,  O'Neill,  Neb 
St    Mary's  Academy,   St    Paul,  Ore 
St    Mary's  Academy,   Camden,  N    J 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Newark,  N.  J 
St    Mary's  Academy,   Buffalo,  N    Y 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Dunkirk,  N    Y. 
St    Mary's  Academy,   Glens   Falls,  N    Y 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Hoosick  Falls,  N    Y. 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Little  Falls,  N.  Y. 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Hudson,  N    Y. 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Ogdensburg,  N.  Y. 
St.  Mary's  Academv,  Rondout,  N    Y. 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Tioy,  N.  Y 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Devils  Lake,  N   D. 
St.  Marv's  Academy,  Dayton,  O. 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Lancaster,  O 
St.  Mary's  Acadamy,  Lcipsic,  O. 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Marietta,  O. 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Massillon,  O. 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Millersville,  O. 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Tiffin,  O 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Wooster,  O. 
St   Mary's  Academy,  Marlon,  O. 
St   Mary's  Academy,  Capitol  Hill,  Okla. 
St  Mary's  Academy,  Oklahoma,  Okla. 
St    Mary's  Academy,  The  Dalles,  Ore 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Lancaster,  Pa 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Wilkes  Barre,  Pa. 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Austin,  Tex 
St   Mary's  Academy,  Salt  Lake  City,  man 
St    Mary's  Academy,   Burlington,  Vt. 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Fond  du  Lac,  WIs 
St    Mary's  Academy-  Marinette,  WIs 
St    Mary's  Academy,  Mineral  Point,  WIs 
St   Mary's  Academy,  Prairie  du  Chien,  Wis. 
St    Mary's  Academy  and  College,   Portland, 

Ore 
St.   Mary's  Academy   and   School  for   Girls, 

Indianapolis,   Ind. 
St.  Mary's  Academy  and  Industrial  Female 

School,   Buffalo,  N.  Y 

St.  Mary's  Benedictine  Inst,  Richmond,  Va. 
St   Mary's  Cathedral  School,  Natchez,  Miss 


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St     Mary's    Cathedral    School,    Garden    City, 

St   Mary's  Catholic  Inst ,  Amsterdam,  N   T. 
St    Marj's  Catholic  School,  Bay  City,  Mich 
St.  Marys  College,  Oakland,  Calif 
St    Mary's   College,    Stockton,    Calif. 
St.   Mary's  College,   Emmetsburg,   la. 
St.  Mary's  College,  St.  Mary,  Kan 
St    Mary's  College,   St    Mary,   Ky. 
St.  Mary's  College,  Belmont,  N    C 
St    Mary's  College,  North  East,  Pa. 
St.  Mary's  College,  San  Antonio,  Tex. 
St.  Mary's  Col    and  Academy,  Monroe,  Mich. 
St    Mary's  Convent,  San  Leandro,  Calif 
St    Mary's  Convent,  Jackson,  Mich 
St    Mary's  Convent,  Muskegon,  Mich 
St    Mary's  Day  School,  Gainesville,  Texas 
St     Mary's    Dominican    Academy,    New    Or- 
leans, La 

St    Mary's  Educational  Inst ,  Cincinnati,  O 
St.  Mary's  Female  Seminary,  St.  Mary's,  Md. 
St    Mary's  Hall,  Burlington,  N    J 
St    Mary's  Hall,   Faribault,   Minn. 
St    Mary's  Hall,  San  Antonio,  Tex 
St    Mary's  High  School,   Lancaster,  N    Y 
St.  Mary's  High  School,  Michigan  City,  Ind 
St.  Mary's  High  School,  St    Paul,  Minn 
St    Mary's   Institute,   Beaverton,   Ore. 
St.  Mary's  Institute,  Qumcy,  111 
St   Mary's  Institute,  Haverhill,  la 
St    Mary's  Institute,  Marshalltown,  la 
St    Mary's  Institute,  Chatawa,  Miss 
St   Marys  Institute,  Dayton,  O 
St   Mary's  Institute,  Minster,  O 
St.  Mary's  Male  Academy,  Norfolk,  Va. 
kirk*17'8    Middle   Academic    School,    Dun- 

Stlumtaf  a   GanSl1     SCh°01     <COIored>'     C'- 
St    Mary's  School,  Leadville,  Colo 
St    Mary's  School,  KnoxvIIle,  111. 
St    Mary's  School,  Clinton    la, 
St    Mary's  School,  Cedar  Palls,  Iowa 
St  Mary's  School,  Davenport,  Iowa. 
St   Mary's  School,  Guttenberg,  la. 
St.  Mary's  School,  Iowa  City,  la 
St.  Mary's  School,  Riverside,  la 
St.  Mary's  School,  Lawrence,  Mass. 
II    Mary,s  School«  Sault  Ste   Marie,  Mich. 
St   Marv's  School,  Concord,  N   H 
ft-  Mary's  School,  South  Amboy,  N.  J 
§?    Mary,'S  Sch001.  Tama,  Iowa. 
St   Mary's  School,  Trenton,  N    J 
St    Mary's  School,  Marion,  O 
St.  Mary's  School,  Johnstown,  Pa. 
St    Maiy's  School,   Lancaster,  Pa 
St    Mary's  School,  Memphis,  Tenn 
St    Mary's  School,    Newport,   R    I 
St    Mary's  School,  Raleigh,   N    C. 
St    Mary's   School,   Sewanee,   Tenn. 
St    Mary's  School,  St  Albans,  Vt 
St  Mary's  School,  Wausfu,  WIs 
St.  Mary's  School,  Peekskill,  N.  T. 
St   Mary's  School  for  Girls,  Peekskill,  N   T 
cIMary'S  Presentatl011  Academy,  San  Praa 

St    Mary's    School   and    Academy,    Colorado 

Springs,  Colo. 

St    Mary's  Select  School,  Mobile,  Ala. 
St    Mary's  Select  School,   Raleigh,   N.  C. 


St   Mary's  Seminary,  Baltimore,  Md. 

St    Mary's  Seminary,  Charlotte,  N    C. 

St    Mary's  Seminary,  Cleveland,   O 

St    Mary's  Seminary,  Greensburg,  Pa. 

St    Mary's  Seminary,  Bast  Providence,  R.  I. 

St    Mary's   of   the   Springs  Academy,   Shep- 

pard,   O 

St.  Mary's  Training  School,  Des  Plaines,  111. 
St    Mary's  University,  Galveston,  Tex. 
St   Mathias  Academy,  Muscatme,  la 
St  Matthews  Mill   Sch  ,  Burlingame,  Calif. 
St    Matthew's  School,  Clare,  la 
St    Meinrad  College,   St.   Meinrad,  Ind 
St    Michael's   Academy,   Plymouth,   Ind. 
St    Michael's  Academy,  Frank,  O 
St    Michaels  College,  Sante  Fe 
St    Michael's   College,   WinooskI,    Vt 
St   Michael's  School,  Norway,  la 
St    Michael's  Seminary,  Spokane,  Wash. 
SL    Nicholas'  Academy,  Berwick,  O 
St    Nicholas*  Academy,  Villanova,  Pa. 
St    Nicholas  School,  Passaic,   N    J 
St    Norbert's  College,  DePere,  Wis. 
St    Olaf  College,  Northfleld,  Minn 
St    Otto's  School,  Webster,  S    D 
St.  Patrick's  Academic  School,  Cohoes,  N.  T. 
St   Patrick's  Academic  School,  Rouse's  Point, 

N  y 

St.  Patrick's  Academy,  Chicago,  111 

St    Patrick's  Academy,  Momence,  111. 

Si    Patrick's  Academy,  Clinton,  la 

St    Patrick's  Academy,  Danbury,  la 

St    Patuck's  Academy,  Dubuque,   la 

St    Patrick's  Academy,  Catskill,  N    Y. 

St    Patrick's  Academy,  Troy,  N    T 

St    Patrick's  Academy,  Toledo,  O 

St   Patrick's  Academy  for  Girls,  Indianapolis. 

St    Patrick's  Commercial  Academy,  Chicago. 

St    Patrick's  Commercial  Inst,  Augusta,  Ga. 

St   Patrick's   School,   Cedar   Falls,   la 

St    Patrick's  School,  Indianapolis,  Ind 

St    Patrick's  School,  Dougherty,  la 

St    Patrick's  School,  Waukon,  la. 

St    Patrick's  School,  Watertown,   Mass 

St    Patrick's  Seminary,  Menlo  Park,  Calif 

St    Paul  Academy,  St    Paul,  Minn 

St    Paul  Business  College,  St.  Paul,   Minn 

St    Paul  College  of  Law,   St    Paul,  Minn 

St    Paul  Institute  of  Art,  St    Paul,  Minn 

St   Paul  Normal  and  Bus   Col ,  St   Paul,  Neb. 

St    Paul  Normal  and  Industrial  School,  Law- 

renceville,  Va 

St    Paul  School,  St   Paul,  Kan 
St  Paul   Seminary,  St    Paul,   Minn 
St    Paul's  Academy,  Worthmgton,  la. 
St  Paul's  Academy,  Oswego,  N   Y. 
St    Paul's  Academy,  Dayton.   O. 
St  Paul's  Academy,  St  Paul,  Ore. 
St  Paul's  Cathedral  Sch.,  Garden  City,  N.  Y. 
St    Paul's  College,  St    Paul,  Minn. 
St    Paul's  College,  St    Paul  Park,  Minn. 
St  Paul's  Evangelical  Lutheran  School,  Du- 
buque, la 

St  Paul's  High  School,  St.  Pauls,  N.  C 
St    Paul's  Lutheran  School,  Ft    Dodge,  la. 
St    Paul's  Lutheran  School,  Hull,  Iowa 
St  Paul's  Male  Academy,  Portsmouth,  Va 
St    Paul's  School,  Beaufort,  N.  C. 
St    Paul's  School,   Concord,  N.  H. 
St  Paul's  College,  Concordia.  Mo* 


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St   Paul's  School,  Troy,  N    T. 

St   Paul's  School,  Walla  Walla,  Wash 

St    Paul's  School,  Williamsburg,  Iowa 

St.  Paul's  Universalist  Mission,   Suffolk,  Va 

St   Peter's  Academy,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 

St    Peter's  Academy,  New  Brighton,  N.  Y. 

St    Peter's  Academy,  Troy,  N    Y. 

St.  Peter's  Academy,  Chillicothe,  O 

St.  Peter's  Academy,  New  Riegel,  O 

St    Peter's  Academy,  Steubenville,  O 

St.  Peter's  Cathedral  School,  Richmond,  Va. 

St    Peter's  College,  Jersey  City,  N.  J 

St    Peter's  College,  Plattsburg,  N.  T 

St   Peter's  Convent,  Columbia,  Pa. 

St    Peter's  Girl's  School,  Plattsburg,  N   T. 

St     Peter's    Lutheran    School,    West    Gate, 

Iowa 

SI    Peter's  Preparatory  School,  Jersey  City. 
St.  Peter's  School,  Council  Bluffs,  la. 
St    Peter's  School,  Oxford,  Iowa 
St    Peter's  School,  Spilvllle,  Iowa 
St  Petei's  School,  Jeff ei  son  City,  Mo. 
St    Peter's  School,  Oshkosh,  Wis 
St    Peter's  and  Paul's  School,  Carroll,  la. 
St  Peter  and  St  Paul's  Academy,  Ottawa,  O 
St   Phillip's  School,  Battle  Creek,  Mich 
St    Philomena's  Academic  School,  Brushton, 

N.   T 

St    Raphael's  Academy,  Dubuque,  la 
S.   Hose  Academy,  Vincennes,  Ind. 
St    Rose  Academy,  Danville,  Kan 
St    Rose  Academy,  Denison,  la 
St.  Rose  Academy,  Lima,  O 
St   Rose's  Academy,  LaPorte,  Ind 
St   Rose's  Industrial  Sch  ,  Washington,  IX  C. 
St    Rosi  Academy,  Danville,  Kan. 
St   Simeon's  Select  School,  New  Orleans,  La 
St    Stanislaus  Academy,  Chicago,  111. 
St.  Stanislaus  Academy,  Keeseville,  N.  Y. 
St    Stanislaus  Catholic  Sch ,  Bay  City,  Mich 
St    Stanislaus  College,  Alcorn,  Miss. 
St   Stanislaus  College,  Bay  St.  Louis,  Miss 
St    Stanislaus  College,  Chicago,  111. 
St    Stephen's  Academy,  Toledo.  O 
Rt    Stephen's  College,  Annandale,  N.  T. 
St    Stephen's    School,    Bridgewater,    S    D. 
St      Stephen's     School,     Colorado     Springs, 

Colo 

St    Sylvester  Academy,  Woodsfield,  O. 
St    Teresa's  Academy,  Boise,  Idaho. 
St    Teresa's  Academy,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
St.   Theresa's  Academy,  Decatur,  III. 
St    Theresa  Parochial  High  School,  Lincoln, 

Neb 

St    Thomas  Academic  School,  New  York. 
St.  Thomas  Aquinas  Ac'd'y,  Brooklyn,  Ky. 
St    Thomas  College,  Scranton,  Pa 
Rt   Thomas  College,  Houston,  Tex 
St   Thomas  High  School,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 
St    Viateur's  College,  Bourbonnals,  HI. 
fft   Viator's  Institute,  Chicago,  111 
St   Vincent  Academy,  Albuquerque,  N   M 
Rt.  Vincent  de  Paul's  Academy,  Mt.  Vernon, 

V 

St  Vincent's  Academy,  Petaluma,  Calif. 
Rt    Vincent's  Academy,  Savannah,  Ga. 
St   Vincent's  Academy,  Keokuk,  la. 
Rt    Vincent's  Academy,  St   Vincent,  Ky. 
St.  Vincent's  Academy,  Helena,   Mont. 
St    Vincent's  Academy,  LaSalle,  III. 
St  Vincent's  Academy,  Newark,  N.  J. 


St    Vincent's  College,  Los  Angeles.  Calif. 
St   Vincent's  College,  Cape  Girardeau,  Mo. 
St   Vincent's  College,  Beatty,  Pa- 
st   Vincent   College    and   Seminary,   Beatty, 

Pa. 

St    Vincent's  Convent  School,  Vallejo,  Calif. 
St   Vincent  de  Paul's  Academy,  Mt.  Vernon, 

Ohio 

St   Vincent  de  Paul's  Sch ,  New  York,  N    Y. 
St   Vincent's  Institute,  Donaldsville,  La. 
St   Vincent's  School,  San  Francisco,  Calif 
St    Vincent's  Select   School,  Mobile,  Ala, 
St  Vincent  Seminary,  Germantown,  Pa. 
St    Wencelan's   Academy,    Tabor,    la, 
St    Xavier's   Academy,    Chicago,   111 
St    Xavier's   Academy,   Ottawa,   111. 
St    Xavier's  Academy,   Manchester,   la. 
St    Xavier's  Academy,  Marshall,  Mo 
St    Xavier's  Academy,   Beatty,   Pa 
St.  Xavier's  Academy,  Providence,  R.  I. 
St    Xavier's  College,  Louisville,  Ky 
St    Xavier's  College,  Cincinnati,   O 
St    Walburga's   Academy,   New  York,   N    Y 
Sts    Petei  and  Paul's  Academy,  Pierre,  S   ID 
Sts    Peter  and  Paul  High  School,   St.  Louis 
Sts.    Peter's    and    Paul's    School,    Earlville, 

Iowa 
Sts    Peter's  and  Paul's  School,  West  Bend, 

Iowa 
8    W   Buchanan    Collegiate,    Campbellsville, 

Ky. 

Sac  and  Pox  Agency  School,  Toledo,  la. 
Sach's  Collegiate  Institute,  New  York,  N.  Y 
Sacramento   Institute,   Sacramento,   Calif. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,   Ackley,  Iowa. 
Sacred     Heart     Academy,      Cedar     Rapids, 

Iowa. 

Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Waterloo,  Iowa. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,   Falls  City,  Neb. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Galveston,  Texas. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Helena,  Ark. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Holhster,  Calif. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Los  Angeles,   Calif 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Fargo,  N   D 
Sacred  Heart  Academy.  Augusta.  Ga. 
Sacred   Heart   Academy,    Fort  Wayne,   Ind. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Clinton,  la. 
Sacred   Heart  Academy,   Marion,   la. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Fall  River,  Mass. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Laurium,  Mich. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Owatonna,  Minn. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  South  St   Louis,  Mo. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Missoula,  Mont 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Westchester,  N.  J 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Belmont,  N.  C. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Akron,  O. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Pomeroy,  O. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Vinita,  Okla. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,   Baker  City,   Ore. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  La  Grande,  Ore. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Salem,  Ore. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Lancaster,  Pa. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Greenville,  S   C. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy,  Madison,  Wis. 
Sacred  Heart  Academic  Sch ,  Cohoes,  N.  Y. 
Sacred  Heart  Cathedral  Sch.,  Davenport,  la. 
Sacred  Heart  College,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 
Sacred  Heart  College,  Augusta,   Ga. 
Sacred  Heart  College,  Woonsocket,  H.  L 
Sacred  Heart  College,  Watertown,  Wis. 


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Sacred    Heart    High    School,    Eagle    Grore, 

Iowa. 

Sacred  Heart  Institute,   Duluth,   Minn 
Sacred  Heart  of  Mary  Academy,  Shelby,  O. 
Sacred  Heart  Parochial  Sch  ,  Shawano,  Wis 
Sacred     Heart    Presentation     Convent,     San 

Francisco,  Calif. 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Boone,  la. 
Sacred  Heart   School,    Clinton,   Iowa 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Oelweln,  Iowa. 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Eagle  Grove,  la 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Ft   Dodge,  la. 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Meyer,   la- 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Rockwell,  la 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Templeton,  la. 
Sacred   Heart   School,    Salina,   Kan. 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Parkston,  S.  D 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Lake  Linden,  Mich. 
Sacred  Heart  School,   Pawtucket,  R.   I. 
Sacred  Heart  School,   Yankton,   S    D 
Sacred  Heart  School,  Seattle,  Wash. 
Sacred  Heart  Seminary,  Whitestone,  N.  Y 
Sadler's  Bryant  and  Stratton  Business  Col., 

Baltimore,  Md 

Saginaw  Business  College,  Sagmaw,  Mich. 
Saint   George's   Hall,    Summit,    N    J 
Salamanca     Business     School,      Salamanca, 

N    Y. 
Salem     Academy     and     College,     Winston- 

Salem,  N    C. 

Salem  Academy,  South  Salem,  O. 
Salem  Boy's  School,  Wmston-Salem,  N    C. 
Salem  Business   College,    Salem,    O 
Salem  College,  Salem,  W.  Va. 
Salem  Commercial  School,  Salem,  Mass 
Salem  High   School,   Salemburg,   N    C. 
Salina  Normal  University,  Salina,  Kan. 
Salisbury  School,   Salisbury,  Conn 
Sallez  Academic  School,   Redford,  N.  Y 
Salt  City  Business  Col,  Hutchmson,  Kan. 
Salt  Lake  Bus     College,  Salt  Lake  City 
Salt  Lake  Collegiate  Inst ,  Salt  Lake  City. 
Saluda  Seminary,  Saluda.  N.  C. 
Sam  Houston  Normal  Inst ,  Huntsville,  Tex. 
Samuel  Benedict  Mem ,  Sch ,  Cedartown,  Ga. 
Samuel  Houston  College,  Austin,  Tex 
Samuel  Ready   School,   Baltimore,   Md. 
San  Antono  Academy,  San  Antonio,  Tex. 
San  Antonio  Female  Col.,  San  Antonio,  Tex 
San   Bernardino   Bus      Col.,    San   Bernardio, 

Calif. 
San    Francisco    Association    for    the    Blind, 

San  Francisco,  Calif. 
San  Diego  Com    Col ,  San  Diego,  Calif 
San  Francisco  Bus     Col ,   San  Francisco 
San   Fiancisco   Law   School,    San   Francisco, 

Calif 

San  Francisco  Inst     of  Art,  San  Francisco. 
San    Francisco    Theological    Seminary,    San 

Francisco,  Calif 
San      Francisco     Veterinary     College,      San 

Francisco,   Calif 

San  Jose  Act  demy,  San  Jose,  Calif. 
San  Jose  Business  Col ,  San  Jose,  Calif. 
San  Jose   Conservatory  of  Music,   San  Jose, 

Cahf. 

San  Luis  School,  Colorado  Springs,  Colo. 
San    Mateo    Collegiate    School.    San    Mateo, 

Cahf 
Sanborn   Seminary,   Kingston,   N    H 


Sanderson  School  of  Practical  Business,  In- 
dianapolis, Ind. 

Sandusky   Business   College,    Sandusky,    O. 

Sandy  Creek  Association  School,  Mount  Ver- 
non  Springs,  N  C 

Sandy  Lake  Institute,  Sandy  Lake,  Pa 

Sanfoid  Preparatory  School,  Redding,   Conn 

Sanford  School,  Redding  Ridge,   Conn. 

Santa  Barbara  Business  College,  Santa  Bar- 
bara, Calif 

Santa   Barbara   School,    Carpinteria,   Calif. 

Santa  Baibara  Collegiate  School,  Santa  Bar- 
bara, Calif 

Santa  Clara  College,  Santa  Clara,  Calif 

Santa  Rosa  Bus   Col    Santa  Rosa,  Calif 

Santee  Normal  Training  Sch ,   Santee,   Neb 

Sarah  Fuller  Home  for  Little  Deaf  Children, 
Medford,  Mass 

Sardis  Normal  College,  Sardis  Tenn 

Sargent  Sch  of  Physical  Bdu ,  Cambridge, 
Mass 

Sargent's  Travel  Sch  for  Boys'  Cambridge, 
Mass 

Sattei  field  School,  Roxboro,  N    C 

Savannah  Academy,  Savannah,  Ga. 

Savannah  Academy,  Savannah,  O. 

Savannah  Institute,  Savannah,   Tenn. 

Sawm  Academy  and  Dowse  High  School, 
Sherbon,  Mass 

Sawyer's  Sch    of  Shorthand,  Portland,  Me. 

Sayei's   Business   College,    Pasadena,    Calif 

Sayer's  School,   Newport,  R    I 

Sayre   Female   Institute,   Lexington,    Ky 

Sayward's  School,  Overbrook,  Pa 

Scandinavia  Academy,  Scandanvia,  "Wis 

Scandinavian-American  Technical  School, 
Biooklyn,  N  Y 

Scarritt  Bible  and  Training  School,  Kansas 
City,  Mo. 

Scarritt-Mornsville  College,  Morrisville,  Mo. 

Seattergood  Seminary,  West  Branch,  la, 

Schauffler  Missionary  Training  School,  Cleve- 
land, O 

Scofleld  Seminary  (colored),  Aiken,  S.  C 

Sehell's  School,   Hoboken,  N    J 

Schenectady  Bus   Sch ,  Schenectady,  N.  Y. 

Schissler  College  of  Bus     Nornstown,  Pa. 

Schofield  College,  Aiken,  S    C. 

School   at  Jubilee,   Oak  Hill,   111 

School  for  the  Deaf,  Cleveland,  O 

School  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb,  Guthrie, 
Okia. 

School  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb,  Devils 
Lake,  N.  D. 

School  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb,  Morganton, 
N.  C 

School  for  Deaf  Mutes,  Sioux  Falls,   S    I>. 

School  for  Indians,  Hayward,  Wia. 

School  of  Acting  of  the  Bush  Temple  Con- 
servatory, Chicago,  111 

School  of  Agriculture,  Tucson,  Ariz 

School  of  Agriculture,  University  of  Minne- 
sota St  Anthony  Park,  Minn. 

School  of  Agriculture  and  Experiment 
Farm,  Crookston,  Minn 

School  of  Applied  Art,  Battle  Creek  Mich, 

School  of  Business,  Jackson,  Tenn. 

School  of  Christian  Primary  Instruction, 
Sioux  Center,  Iowa, 


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School    of    Commerce,    Cincinnati,    Ohio. 

School  of  Commerce,   Marion,   Ohio 

School  oi  Commerce,  Harrisburg,   Pa. 

School  of  Commerce,    Reading,    Pa 

School  of  Clinstian     Instruction,     Muskegon, 
Mich 

School  of  Dentistry,   University  of  111,   Chi- 
cago 

School  of  Design  foi   Women,   Pittsburg,   Pa. 

School  of  Design  and  Composition,  Old  Say- 
brook     Conn 

School  of  Domestic  Arts   and  Sciences,   Chi- 
cago 

School  of  Domestic  Science,  Worcester,  Mass. 

School  oi  Drawing  and  Painting  of  the  Mu- 
seum of  Fine  Aits,   Boston,   Mass 

School  of  Expression,  Boston,  Mass 

School    of    Expiession    and   the   Drama,    To- 
peka,    Kan 

School  of  Engineering,  Agricultural  and  Me- 
chanical   College,    College    Station,    Texas. 

School    of    Engineering,    A     &    M     College, 
Agricultural  College  P    O,  Miss 

School   ol   Fine  Arts,   Portland,   Me 

School   of   Fme  Aits,   CraLts  and  Decorative 
Design,    Boston,    Mass 

School  of  Hoiticulture,    Hartford,    Conn 

School  of  Industnal  Art  of  the  Pennsylvania 
Museum,   Philadelphia,   Pa 

School  of  Industnal  Arts,  Trenton,   N    J 

School   of  Mines   and  Metallurgy,   University 
of   Missomi,    Holla,    Mo 

School  of  Pernin  Shorthand,  Chicago,  111 

School  of  Pianoforte  Playing,  Topeka,  Kan 

School   oi    Shorthand    Duluth,  Minn. 

School   Sisteis  ot   Notre  Dame,  Notre  Dame 
of   Mai  viand,   Baltimore,   Md 

School   of    St    Louis   Museum   of  Fine  Arts, 
St     Louis    Mo 

School  of    the  Assumption,  Cresco,  la 

School  of  the  Good  Shepherd,  Asbury,  N.  J 

School  of  the  Holy  Cross,  Santa  Cruz,  Calif 

School  of  the   Holv    Family,    York,    Neb 

School  of  the  Lackawanna,   Scranton,  Pa 

School  of  the  Museum  of  Fine  Arts,  Boston 

School  of  the  Ozaiks,  Forsythe,  Mo. 

School  of  the  Pennsylvania  Academy  of  the 
Fln<?   Arts,    Philadelphia,    Pa 

School    of    the    Portland    Art    Association, 
Portland,  Ore 

School    of   Ti action    Engineering,    St     Paul, 
Minn 

School  of  Travel,  Syracuse,  N  Y. 

Schultze  College  of  Music,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Schuster  Sch    of  Elocution,  Cincinnati,  O. 

Schubert   Conservatory  of  Music,   Nashville, 
Tenn. 

Schuykill   Seminary,  Reading,  Pa 

Schwab   Manual   Training   Sch.,   Homestead, 
Pa 

Schwartz   School,   Louisville,   Ky. 

Science  Hill  School,   Shelbyville,  Ky. 

Scio  College    Scio,   Ohio 

Scotia   Seminary    (colored),    Concord,    N    C 

Scotlsbluff     Business     College,     Scottsbluff, 
Neb 

Scranton  -  Lackawanna      Business      College, 
Scranton,  Pa 

Scranton    Conservatory   of   Music,    Scranton, 
Pa, 


Scoville  School  for  Girls,  New  York,  N   Y. 
Scudder  School  for  Girls,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Scotia  Seminary,  Concord,  N.  C 
Scotts  Hill   Academy,   Scotts  Hill,   Tenn. 
Scottville  Academy,   Scottville,   N.   C. 
Scottsburg  Normal  School,   Scottsburg,  Va. 
Scranton  Business  College,  Scranton,  Pa. 
Sea  Board  High  School,   Sea  Board,  N    C 
Sea   Fines   School   for   Girls,   East  Brewster, 

Mass 

Seabuiy    Divinity    School,    Faribault,    Minn. 
Searcey  Female  Institute,   Searcey,  Ark 
Seaside   Seminary,   Southport,   Conn 
Seattle  Parental  School,  East  Seattle,  Wash. 
Seattle    Seminary,    Ross,   Wash 
Seattle    Seminary,    Seattle,    Wash. 
Second  District  Agric    Sch.,  Evergreen,  Ala. 
Second  District  Agricultural  Sch.,  Tifton,  Ga 
Sedgwick    Latin    School,    Great    Barrington, 

Mass. 

Seeley's  Home  School,   Sussex,  N.  J 
Seguin   Physiological  School   for   Children  of 

Arrested  Mental  Dev ,  Orange,  N.  J 
Seller  School,  Harrisburg,   Pa. 
Selden   Institute,    Brunswick,   Ga. 
Sellers   School,    Hot   Springs,    Ark. 
Selvidge   Business   College,    Ardmore,    Okla. 
Seminary,  The,  Hollidavsburg,  Pa. 
Seminary    of    the    Felician    Sisters,    Detroit, 

Mich 
Seminary   of   Our   Lady   of  Angels,   Niagara 

University,    N    Y 
Seminary  of  the  United  Norwegian  Lutheran 

Church,    St    Paul,   Minn 
Seminary  of  the  United  Norwegian  Lutheran 

Church,   St    Anthony,  Minn. 
Seminary    School    of   Business,    Buckhannon, 

W    Va 
Scmpe  Collegiate  and  Moore  Primary  School, 

Louisville,   Ky 

Semplo's  School,  New  York,  N  Y. 
Senftner  School,  New  York,  N  Y 
Senftner  Preparatory  School,  New  York, 

N.  Y. 

Seton   Hall   College,   South   Orange,  N.   J. 
Seven   Gables,    Mary   Lyon    School,    Swarth- 

more,  Pa 

Seth   Ward   College,   Plainview,   Texas. 
Seventh    District    Agricultural    Sch ,    Albert- 

ville,  Ala 
Seventh  District  Agricultural  School,  Powder 

Springs,  Ga 

Sewanee  Military  Academy,   Sewanee,  Tenn 
Sewickley  Preparatory  Sch  ,   Sewickley,   Pa. 
Shady  Grove  Inst ,  Duck  River,  Tenn 
Shady  Side  Academy,   Pittsburgh   Pa. 
Shadyside   Academy,   Pittsburg,   Pa. 
Shaftsbury  Col    of  Expression,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Sharon  College  of  Commerce,  Sharon,  Pa. 
Sharp's  Institute,  Intelligence,  N    C. 
Sharpsburg  Academy,   Sharpsburg,  Ky. 
Shattuck  School,   Faribault,   Minn 
Shastic  Piano  School,  Hannibal,  Mo. 
Shaw  Business  College,  Augusta,  Me. 
Shaw  Business  College,  Bangor,  Me. 
Shaw  School,  Kenansville,  N.  C. 
Shaw  School  of  Botany,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Shaw  University  (colored),  Raleigh.  N   C. 
Shaw's   Business   College,    Portland,    Me 
Shawmut  Sch.  New  Dorchester,  Boston,  Mass. 
Sheboygan  Bus    Col.,   Sheboygan,   Wis. 


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Sheffield  Scientific  Sch  ,  New  Haven,  Conn 
Sheldon  Business   School,   New  York,   N.  Y. 
Sheldon  School  of  Salesmanship,  Chicago,  111 
Shelby   Business  Col ,   Shelbyville,   111 
Shelby   Normal   Institute    (colored),    Shelby, 

Miss. 

Shenandoah  College,  Reliance,  Va 
Shenandoah  Collegiate  Institute,  Dayton,  Va. 
Shenandoah  Valley  Acad.,  Winchester,  Va. 
Shepherd  College  State  Normal  School,  Shep- 

herdstown,  W    Va 

Sherman  Business  College,  Sherman,  Tex 
Sherman  Collegiate  Institute,  Moriah  N.  Y. 
Sherman  Institute,  Riverside,   Calif. 
Sherman  Private  School,   Sherman,  Tex. 
Sherman's   Bus    Col ,   Mt    Vernon,   N.  Y. 
Sherwood  Friends*  Sch ,  Sandy  Spring,  Md. 
Sherwood  Music  School,  Chicago,  111 
Sherwood   Select  School,   Sherwood,   N.  Y. 
Shiloh  Academy,   Shiloh,  N    C. 
Shilow  Academy,   Moffit,  N    C. 
Shiloh  Institute,  Warrenton,  N.  C. 
Shinnacock  Summer  School  or  Art,  Bayport, 

N    Y. 

Shipley's  Sch    for  Girls,  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa, 
Shippen  School,  Lancaster,  Pa 
Shoemaker  College,  Gate  City,  Va. 
Shook  Sch  ,  James  K ,  Tracy  City,  Tenn. 
Short  Hills  School,  Short  Hills,  N.  J. 
Shorter  College  (colored),  Little  Bock,  Ark. 
Shorter  College,  Rome,  Ga 
Shrewsbury  Academy,  Red  Bank,  N.  J. 
Shubuta  High  School,  Shubuta,  Miss, 
Shurtleff   College,    Upper   Alton,    111 
Sibley  College  of  Mechanical  Engineering  and 

Mechanic  Arts,  Ithaca,  N    Y 
Sierra   School,   Auburn,    Calif. 
Sidwell's  Friends'  School,  Washington,  D    C. 
Siler  City  High  Sch,   Slier  City,  N.  C 
Silhman  College  Institute,  Clinton,   La. 
Simmons  College,  Abilene,   Tex. 
Simmons  College,  Boston,  Mass 
Simmons    College    Library    Training    School, 

Boston,  Mass 

Sims'   School   for  Boys,   Fort  Worth,   Texas. 
Simpson  College,  Indianola,  la 
Sioux  City  Col    of  Medicine,  Sioux  City,  la. 
Sioux  Falls  Bus    Col ,  Sioux  Falls,  S    D. 
Sioux  Falls  College,  Sioux  Falls,  S   D. 
Sister  of  Mercy  School,  Muskegon,  Mich 
Sisters    of    Loretto    Academy,    Las    Vegas, 

Sixth  District  Agric.   Sch.,   Hamilton,  Ala. 
Sixth  District  Agric    Sch  ,  Barnesville,  Ga. 
Skel ton's  Sch.   of  Telegraphy,   Salina,   Kan. 
Stadmore  School  of  Arts,  Saratoga  Springs, 

Slack's  School  of  Music,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y 
Slater  Indust.  and  Nor.  Sch  ,  Winston   <N"    C 
Slayer's   (Miss)   School,  Newport,  R    I 
Sleeper's  Sch.  of  Stenography,  Chester,  Pa. 
Slippery  Rock  State  Nor.  Sch ,  Slippery  Rock, 

SJoan-Hendrix  Academy,  Imboden,  Ark. 

Sloan  School  for  Girls,  Bayonne,  N    J 

Sloan-Daployan  Shorthand  School,  New  Or- 
igans. 

Bloyd  Training  School,  Boston,  Mass. 

smallwood-Wilbur  School  for  Girs,  Wash- 
ington, D  C. 


Smallwood    Memorial    Institute,    Clarexnont, 

Va 

Smead  School  for  Girls,  Toledo,   O 
Smith  Academy,  Hatfield,  Mass. 
Smith  Academy,  St    Louis,  Mo. 
Smith     Academy,     Washington     University, 

St.    Louis,    Mo 
Smith  College,  Sedalia,  Mo 
Smith  College,   Northampton,   Mass 
Smith  College  for  Women,  Geneva,  N  Y. 
Smith's    Agricultural    School,    Northampton, 

Mass 

Smith   Business   College,   Lexington,   Ky. 
Smith  Business   Colege,   New  Britain,    Conn 
Smith       Froebel       Kindergarten       Training 

School,   Bridgeport,   Conn 
Smith's  Business  College,  Newcastle,  Pa 
Smith's  Business  College,  Lynchburg,  Va. 
Smith's  Classical  School,   Cynthiana,  Ky. 
Smith's  Private   School,   Charleston,   S    C. 
Smithdeal  Practical  Business  Col ,  Richmond 
Smithsonian  Business  College,   Ogden,   Utah 
Smyrna  Fitting  Sch  ,  Smyrna,  Tenn. 
Snead    Seminary,    Boaz,    Ala 
Snell    Seminary,    Berkeley,    Calif 
Snow  Academy,  Ephraim,  Utah 
Snow  Hill  Institute,  Snow  Hill,  Ala 
Snow  Hill  Institute,  Snow  Hill,  N.  C. 
Snyder  Business  School,  Chicago,  111 
Societe  Francaise  du  Juillet  School,  New  Or- 
leans, La. 

Society  of  St    Martha,  Bronxville,  N   Y. 
Sodus  Academy,   Sodus,   N    Y 
Somber  Parochial  School,   Lake  Mills,   Iowa 
Somerville      Business      College,      Somerville, 

N.   J 

Somerville   School,   Savannah,   Ga 
Somerset  Academy,  Athens,  Me. 
Somes  School    Aurora,   N    Y 
Sophia    B     Wright    High    School,    New    Or- 
leans, La, 

Soule  College,  Murfreesboro,  Tenn. 
Soule  Commercial  College,  New  Orleans,  La. 
South  Atlantic  Institute,  Guytown,  Ga 
South   Bend   Com     Col ,   South   Bend,    Ind. 
South  Bend  Conservatory,  South  Bend,  Ind. 
South  Bethlehem  Bus  Col ,  South  Bethlehem, 

Pa 

South   Boston  Female  Inst ,   South  Boston. 
South  Carolina  College,  Columbia,  S    C 
South  Carolina  Co-Edu.  Inst ,  Edgefleld,  S.  C 
South  Carolina  Industrial  Home,  Irmo,  S.  C 
South    Carolina   Industrial    Home    (colored), 

Hartsvtlle,  S    C. 

South   Carolina  Indus.   Sch ,  Florence,   S.    C. 
South  Carolina  Medical  Col ,  Charleston,  S.  C. 
South   Carolina  Military  Academy,   Charles- 
ton,  S    C 

South  Carolina  Theol    Sem ,  Columbus,  S.  C. 
South  Dakota   State  College  of  Agriculture, 

Brookings,   S    D 
Scuth   Dakota   School   for   the  Blind.    Gary, 

S     D 
South   Dakota   School    for   the  Deaf   Mutes, 

Sioux  Falls,    S    D 
South  Dakota  State  College,  Department  of 

Pharmacy,   Brookings,   S.   D. 
South  Dakota  Sch    of  Mines,  Rapid  City,  S.  D 


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South  Dakota  School  of  Mines,   Rapid  City, 

S    D 
South   Dakota   Training   School,    Planklnton, 

S    D 

South  End  Indus    Sch  ,  Hoxbury,  Mass 
South  Florida  Militaiy   and  Educational  In- 
stitute,  Baitow,   Fla 
South  Fulton  College,  Fulton,   Ky. 
South  Georgia  College,  McKae,  Ga 
South    Georgia    State   Normal    College,   Val- 

dosta,  Ga 

South  Highlands  School  for  Gnls,  Birming- 
ham, Ala 

South  Kentucky  College,  Hopkmsville,  Ky. 
South  Kingston  High  Sch  ,  Peacedale,  R.  I 
South  Lancaster  Academy,  South  .Lancaster, 

Mass 

South  West  Academy,  Hastings,   Okla. 
South  West  Texas  Normal  School.  San  Mar- 
cos, Texas. 
S.  W.  Buchanan  Collegiate  Institute,   Camp- 

bellsville,  Ky. 
Southeast  Alabama  Agricultural  School,  Ab- 

beyville,  Ala 

Southeastern  Dental  College,  Atlanta,   Ga. 
Southeastern  State  Normal   School,   Durant, 

Okla. 

Southein   Agricultural    and   Mechanical   Col- 
lege, New  Orleans,   La. 

Southern  Baptist  Theo.  Sem ,  Louisville,  Ky 
Southern  Branch  of  the  State  Normal  School, 

Cedar  City,  Utah. 
Southein  Bus   Col,  Live  Oak,  Fla 
Southern  Business  College,  Tampa,  Fla. 
Southein  California  Bus    Col ,  Los  Angeles, 

Calif 
Southern     Christian     College,     Went     Point, 

Miss 

Southern   Christian  Institute   (colored),   Ed- 
wards, Miss 

Southein  College,  Sutherland,  Fla. 
Southein   College  of  Medicine  and  Surgery, 

Atlanta,    Ga 

Southein  Col.  of  Music,  New  Orleans,  La. 
Southein  Col    of  Pharmacy,  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Southern   Collegiate  Inst ,   Albion,   111. 
Southern  Consei    of  Music,  Dux  ham,  N.  C. 
Southern  Dental  College,  Atlanta,  Ga 
Southern  Female  Col.,  La  Grange,  Ga. 
Southern  Female  College,  West  Point,  Miss. 
Southern  Female  College,  Petersburg,  Va. 
Southern   Hume   School  Baltimore,   Md. 
Southern    Illinois    State   Normal   University, 

Carbondale,  111 

Southern  Indiana  Bus  Col ,  Washington,  Ind. 
Southern  Industrial  Institute,  Camphill,  Ala. 
Southern  Industrial  Institute*  Charlotte, 

N.  C. 

Southern  Iowa  Normal  School,  Bloomfleld,  la. 
Southern  Kansas  Academy,  Eureka,  Kan. 
Southern  Methodist  University,  Medical  De- 
partment, Dallas,  Texas 
Southern      Methodist      University,      Dallas, 

Texas* 

Southern  Minnesota  Normal,  Austin,  Minn. 
Southern  Normal  College,  Hot  Springs,  N.  C. 
Southern  Normal  School,  Douglas,  Ga. 
Southern  Ohio  Normal  College,  Ewington,  O. 
Southern  School  of  Music,  Augusta,  Ga 
Southern   School   of  Musical   Art,   Birming- 
ham, Ala. 


Southern  Sch    of  Osteopathy,  Franklin,  Ky 
Southern  Seminary,  Buena  Vista,  Va 
Southern  Shorthand  and  Business  University, 

Atlanta,   Ga 
Southern  Shorthand  and  Business  University, 

Norfolk,   Va 
Southern    Tennessee    Normal    Institute,    Es- 

sary  Springs,  Tenn 

Southern    Training  School,   Graysville,   Tenn. 
Southein  University,   Baton   Rouge,   La. 
Southern  University,   Greensboro,   Ala 
Southern   University   of   Music,   Atlanta,    Ga. 
Southern  Wisconsin  Business  College,  Janes- 
Mile,   Wis 
Southland     College    and    Normal     Institute, 

Southland,   Ark 

Southold  Academy,   Southold,  N    Y 
Southside  Female  Institute,    Chase  City,   Va 
Southside     Preparatory      School,      Southside, 

Tenn. 

Southwest  Academy,   Hastings,   Okla 
Southwest      Alabama      State      Agricultural 

School,   Evergreen,   Ala. 
Southwest  Baptist  College,  Bolivar,  Mo. 
Southwest  Texas  College,  Jasper,  Tex. 
Southwest   Texas   Normal   School,    San   Mar- 
cos,  Texas. 

Southwestern     Baptist     University,     Depart- 
ment of  Law,   Jackson,  Tenn 
Southwestern  Baptist  Theological   Seminary, 

Fort  Worth,  Tex 
Southwestern  Business  College,  Poplar  Bluff, 

Mo 

Southwestern  Bus    College,    St    Louis,  Mo. 
Southwestern  Business   College,   Paris,   Tex. 
Southwestern  College,  Wmfield,  Kan 
Southwestern   Homeopathic   Medical   College, 

Louisville,   Ky 
Southwestern  Louisiana  Industrial  Institute, 

Lafayette,  La 
Southwestern     Presbyterian     Univ ,     Clarks- 

ville,  Tenn 
Southwestern    Railroad     Telegraph     School, 

St    Louis,  Mo 

Southwestern  State  Normal,  California,  Pa. 
Southwestern    State    Normal,     Weatherford, 

Okla 

Southwestern  University,  Georgetown,  Tex. 
Southwestern     University     Medical     College, 

Dallas,   Tex 
Southwestern  University  School  of  Law,  Los 

Angeles,   Calif. 
Spanish-American  Normal    School,    El   Rlto, 

N    M. 

Spalding  College,   Spalding,   Neb. 
Spaldmg  Institute,  Nauvoo,  Til 
Spalding   Institute,    Peoria,    111. 
Spaids  School  for  Girls,  Chicago,  111 
Sparks   Business   College,    Shelbyville,    111. 
Spaiks  Collegiate  Institute,  Sparks,  Ga. 
Sparta  Institute,   Sparta,  N    C. 
Spartan  Academy,   Landrum,  S.  C 
Spartan  High  School,  Landrum,  S.  C 
Spaulding  Institute,  Muskogee,  Okla 
Spaulding's  Com'l  College,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Spelman  Seminary  (colored),  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Spence's  School  for  Girls,  New  York,  N.  Y 
Spencer  Business  College,  Birmingham,  Ala. 
Spencer  Business  College,   Spencer,  la 
Spencer  Institute,   Taylorsvllle,  Ky. 
Spencer's  Business  College,  New  Orleans,  La. 
Spencer  Business  School,  Scheneetady,  N.  Y. 


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Spencer's  Business  School,  Kingston,  N   T 
Spencerian  Business  College,  Louisville,  Ky 
Spencerian  Business  Col  ,  Milwaukee,  Wis 
Spencerian  Business  School,  Utica,  N   Y 
Spencer  lan  Business  School,  Yonkers,  N   Y 
Spencerian    Commercial     School,     Louisville, 

Ky. 

Spenceiian  Commercial  School,  Cleveland,   O 
Spencerian  Inst    of  Bus ,   Newburgh,   N.   Y 
Spiceland  Academy    Spiceland,  Ind 
Spiers   School,    De\on,    Pa 
Spiller  Academv,  Hampton,  Va 
Spining*s  School,    South   Orange    N    J. 
Spring  Hill   College,   Spring  Hill,  Ala 
Spokane  College,  Spokane,  Wash 
*    Spokane   Law   School,    Spokane,    Wash 
Spokane  Uni\,eisitj,    Spokane,   Wash 
Sprague   Correspondence   School   of   Journal- 
ism,  Detroit,   Mich 

Sprague  Correspondence  School  of  Law,   De- 
troit,  Mich 

Spring  Arbor  Seminary,  Spring  Arbor,  Mich. 
Spring  Garden  Institute,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Spring  Hill  College,   Spring  Hill,  Ala 
Spnng  Hope  Academy,  Spnng  Hope,  N   C 
Sprmg   Lake   College,    Springville,    Ala 
Spnng  Mills  Academy,   Spring  Mills,  Pa 
Spring  River  Academy,  Galena,  Kan 
Springfield  Business  College,  Springfield,  111 
Springfield  Business  Col     Springfield,  Mo 
Springfield      Business      School,      Spungfield, 

Mass 
Springfield     Kindergarten     Training    School, 

Springfield,  Mass. 

Springfield  Normal  School,  Springfield,  Mo 
Springfield  Seminary,  Springfield,  O 
"Springside,"  Chestnut  Hill,  Pa 
Sproul    Academy,   Mexico,   Mo 
Spruce  Cottage,  Vmeland,  N.  J. 
Stack  Business  College,  Augusta,   Ga 
Stamfoid  College,   Stamfoid,  Texas 
Stalling*   School     Spencer.   N    C 
Stamford    Preparatory    Academy,    Stamford, 

Conn. 
Standard    Shorthand    Academs',    New    Yoik, 

N    Y. 

Ptandaid  Shorthand  School,  Topeka    Kan 
Standish   Manor  School,   Halifax,   Mass 
Stanford  Seminary,   Stanford,   Kv 
Stanford   University,    Stanford  University   P 

O  .  Calif 

Stanhope  High  School,  Finch.  N.  C. 
Stanley  Business  College    Mac  on,  Ga. 
Stanley    Hall     Minneapolis    Minn. 
Stanley   College,  Minneapolis,   Minn 
Staples  High  School,  Westport,  Conn. 
Star  Academy,   Star,  N    C. 
Stai  of  the  Sea  Academy,  Lone:  Branch,  N  J. 
Star    of    the    Sea   Academy,    Par   Rockaway, 

N     Y 

Starke  University  School,   Montgomery,   Ala, 
Starkey's  Business  College    Paterson    N.  J. 
Starkey    Seminary,    Lakemont,    N.    Y. 
Rtarkville  Graded  School,  StarkviHe,  Miss 
Starling-Ohio  Medical   College,  Columbus,  O 
Starrett  School   for  Girls,    Chicago,   111 
State    Agricultural    Police,    Burlington,    Vt. 
State   Agricultuial    College,    Breen,    Colo 
State    Agricultural    and  Mechanical    College, 

Baton   Rouge,    La 

State    Agricultural    and    Mechanical    College 
of  Texas,   College   Station,   Tex. 


State  Agricultuial  School,  Magnolia,  Ark 
State  Agricultural  School,  Jonesboro,   Ark. 
Slate  Agricultural   School,   Monticello.   Ark. 
State  Agricultural   School,   Russellville,   Ark. 
State  Business  College,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
State  Business  College.  Tacoma,  Wash 
State    Business   College,    Lewiston,    Mont 
State  Business  College.  Sheboysran.  Wis 
State    College    for   Colored   Students,    Dover, 

Del 

State  College  of  Kentucky,  Lexington,  Ky. 
State  College  of  Washington.  Pullman,  Wash 
State  Colored  Normal  School,  Elizabeth  City, 

N    C 
State    Colored    Normal    School,    Fayetteville, 

N    C 
State  Colored  Normal  School,  Winston-Salem, 

N    C 

State   Dental    College,    Dallas,    Texas 
State  Female  Normal   School,   Farmville,  Va 
State    Industrial    Reformatory,    Hutchinson, 

Kan 
State    Industrial    School    for    Boys,    Eldora, 

Iowa 

State  Industrial  Sen  for  Boys,  Topeka,  Kan 
State  Industrial  Sch  for  Girls  Beloit,  Kan 
State  Industrial  School  for  Girls,  Mitchell- 

ville,   Iowa 

State  Industrial  School,  Ogden,  Utah 
State  Institute  for  the  Blind,    \ustin,  Tex 
State  Institution  for  the  Blind,  Kansas  City, 

Kan 
State  Institution  for  Deaf,  Dumb  and  Blind, 

Cedar  Spring,   S    C 
State  Institution  for  Feeble  Minded,  Medical 

Lake,  Wash 
State      Manual      Training     Normal      School, 

Pittsburg,    Kan 

State  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  Greens- 
boro, N    C 
State    Normal -Industrial    School,    Ellen  dale, 

N    D 
State  Normal   and  JLnauscual   School,  Harn- 

sonburg,   Va 
State     Normal    and     Industrial     School     for 

Women,    Fredericksburg,    Va. 
State   Normal   College,   Athens,    Ohio 
State  Normal  and  Train    Sch  ,  Cortland,  N  Y. 
State  Normal  Collepre,  Tpsilanti,  Mich 
State  Normal  School,  Florence,  Ala 
State  Normal  School.  Jacksonville,  Ala 
State  Normal   School,   Livingston,   Ala. 
State  Normal  School,  Moundville,   Ala 
State  Normal   School,   Tiov,    Ala 
State  Normal  School,  Chico,  Calif 
State  Normal  School,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
State  Normal  School,  San  Diego,  Calif 
State  Normal  School,  San  Francisco,  Cahf. 
Stite  Normal  School,  San  Jose,  Calif 
State  Normal  School,  Gunnison,   Colo 
State  Normal  School,  Danbury,  Conn. 
State  Normal  School,  Athens,  Ga 
State  Normal  School,  Albion,  Idaho 
State  Normal  School,  Lewiston,  Idaho 
State  Noimal  School,  Emponn,  Kan. 
State  Noimal  School,  Bridgewater,  Mass 
State  Normal  School,  Fitchburg,  Mass 
State  Normal  School,  Farmingham,  Mass* 
State  Normal  School,  Hyannis,  Mass. 
State  Noimal  School,  Lowell,  Mass. 
State  Normal  School,  North  Adams,  Mass 
State  Normal  School,  Salem,  Mass. 


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State  Normal  School,  Westfield,  Mass 
State  Normal  School,  Worcester,  Mass 
State  Normal  School,  Duluth,  Minn 
Stdte  Normal  School,  Mankato,  Minn 
State  Normal  School,  Moorhead,  Minn 
State  Noimal  School,  St   Cloud,  Minn 
State  Normal  School,  Wmona,  Minn 
Slate  Normal  School,  Cape  Girardeau,  Mo 
State  Noimal  School,  Kirksville,  Mo 
State  Normal  School,  Maryville,  Mo. 
State  Normal  School,   Springfield,   Mo 
State  Normal  School,  Warrensbuig,  Mo 
State  Normal  School,  Beno,  Nev 
State  Normal  School,  Montclair,  N.  J. 
State  Normal  School,   Cullowhee,  N    C. 
State  Normal  School,  Mayville,  N.  D 
State    Normal    School,    Mmot,    N     D 
State  Normal  School,  Valley  City,  N   D. 
State  Noimal  School,  Buffalo,  N    Y 
State  Noimal  School,  New  Platz,  N    Y 
State  Normal  School,  Onconta,  N.  Y. 
State  Normal  School,  Oneonta,  N.  Y. 
State  Normal  School,  Bowling  Green,  Ohio. 
State    Normal   School,    Kent,    Ohio 
State  Noimal  School,  Oxiord,  Ohio 
State  Normal  School,  Monmouth,  Ore 
State  Normal  School,  Bloomsberg,  Pa. 
State  Normal  School,  Indiana,  Pa 
State  Normal  School,  Mansfield,  Pa 
State  Normal  School,  West  Chester,  Pa. 
btate  Normal  School,  Spear  fish,  S    D. 
State  Noimal  School,  Springfield,  S   D 
State  Normal  School,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah 
State  Normal  School,  Castleton,  Vt 
State  Noimal  School,  Johnson,  Vt 
Btate  Normal  School,  Bcllingham,  Wash. 
fetal e  Normal  School,  Cheney,  Wash 
State  Normal  School,  Athens,  W   Va 
State  Noimal  School,  Glenville,  W   Va. 
State  Noimal  School,  Milwaukee,  Wis 
State  Normal  School,  Oshkosh,  Wis 
State  Normal  School,  Platteville,  Wis 
State  Normal  School,  River  Falls,  Wis 
State  Noimal  School,  Stevens  Point,  Wis 
State  Noimal  School,  Superior,  Wis 
State  Normal  School,  Whitewater,  Wis 
State  Normal  School  of  Pennsylvania,  Indi- 
ana, Pa. 
Stnte   Normal   School   for  Colored  Students, 

Montgomery,  Ala 
Stale  Noimal  School  of  Manual  Arts,  Santa 

Barbaia,  Calif 
SUtto   Normal   and  Training  School,  Brock- 

poit,  N    Y 
State  Normal  and  Training  School,  Cornwall, 

N    Y. 
State  Normal  and  Training  School,  Fredonla, 

N.   Y 
State  Normal  and  Training  School,  Oswego, 

N.   Y' 
State  Noimal  and  Training  School,  Potsdam, 

N    Y 

State  Normal  Train  School,  Danbury,  Conn 
State  Noimal  Train,  Sch  ,  New  Britain,  Conn 
State  Normal  Train  Sch  ,  New  Haven,  Conn 
State  Normal  Training  School,  Fall  Biver, 

Mass 

State  School  for  the  Deaf,  Vancouver.  Wash. 
State  School  of  Mines,  Wilburton,  Okla. 
State  Normal  Train.  Sch ,  Willixnantic,  Conn 


State  School  for  the  Blind,   Jacksonville,  111. 
State   Normal   School   for   the   Blind,   Bath- 
gate,  N    D. 

State   School   for   the  Blind   and  Deaf,    Ral- 
eigh, N    C 

State  School  for  the  Deaf,  Jacksonville,  111. 
State  School  for  the  Deaf,  Sulphur,  Okla 
State  School  for  the  Deaf,  Tucson,  Ariz. 
State  School  foi  the  Deaf,  Olathe,  Kan. 
State  School  tor  the  Deaf,  Omaha,  Neb 
State   School   for  Deaf   and  Blind,    Colorado 

Springs,  Colo 
State    School   for   the  Deaf   and   Dumb   and 

the  Blind,   Logan,  Utah 

State  School  for  the  Deaf  and  Blind,   Colo- 
rado Springs,    Colo 

State  School  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb,   Aus- 
tin, Tex 
State    Soldiers'     Orphans'     Home,    Atchlson, 

Kan. 
State  Training  School  for  Boys,  Bed  Wing, 

Minn 

State  Training  School  for  Boys,  Pauls  Val- 
ley, Okla 

State   Training   School,    Chehalls,    Wash. 
State  School  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb  and  Blind, 

Austin,   Tex 

State  School  for  Feeble  Youth,  Winfield,  Kan 
State  University,  Louisville,  Ky 
State  Univeisity  of  Iowa,  Iowa  City,  la 
State  University  of  Kentucky,  Lexington,  Ky 
State    University    ot    North    Dakota,    Grand 

Forks,  N    D 

Staten  Island  Academy,  New  Brighton,  N.  Y. 
Stdtesboro    Institute    and    Business    College, 

Statcsboro,  Ga 

Statesville  Female  College,  Statesville,  N    C 
Staunton  Military  Academy,  Staunton,  Va 
Stayner's  Shorthand  School,  Lincoln,  Neb 
Stearns  School,  Mt   Vernon,  N    H. 
Stellaville  High  School,  Stellaville,  Ga. 
Stenographic   Institute,    Ann   Arbor,   Mich 
Stenographic      Practical      Training      School, 

Bloomington,  Ind 
Stepping  Stone   Kindergarten,   So    Kingston, 

R    I 

Sterling  Industrial  College  (colored),  Green- 
ville, S    C 

Sterling  Industrial  College,  Greenville,  S.  C. 
Stein's  School  of  Languages,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y 
Steinberg  School  of  Music,  Philadelphia,  Pa 
Sternberg  School  of  Music,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Stephens  College,  Columbia,  Mo 
Stephens  Institute,  Crawfordville,  Ga. 
Stephens  Institute,  Forsyth,  Ga. 
Stephenson  Seminary,   Charlestown,  W    Va 
Stephenson  Train    School,   Marinette,  Wis 
Stetson  University,  John  B ,  De  Land,  Fla 
Steubenville  Business  Col.,  Steubenville,  O. 
Stevan  School  for  Girls,  Chicago,  111. 
Steven's  Hall,   Gettysburg,  Pa 
Steven's  High  School,  Claremount,  N    H 
Stevens    Institute    of    Technology,    Hoboken, 

N    J 

Steven's  Manual  Train.  Sch  ,  Lancaster,  Pa 
Stevens  Point  Bus    Col ,  Stevens  Point,  Wis. 
Stevens  School,  New  Gloucester.  Me. 
Stevens  School,  Hoboken,  N   J. 
Stevens  School,  Asheville,  N.  C. 
Stevens  School  for  Girls,  Germantown,  Pa. 
Stevenson  Art  School,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 


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Stewart  Theological  Seminary,  Philadelphia, 
Pa. 

Stewartsto-wn  Collegiate  Institute,  Stewarts- 
town,  Pa 

Still  College  of  Osteopathy,  Des  Homes,  la. 

Stillman  Business  College,  Danbury,  Conn. 

Stillman   Institute,   Tuscaloosa,   Ala. 

Stillmore  College,  Stillmore,  Ga 

Stinceon  Institute,  Orrurn,  N    C 

Stoekbndge  Hall,  Yai  mouth,  Me 

Stockton  Business  College,  Stockton,  Calif 

Stokes'  Business  College,  Charleston,  S.  C 

Ston  Helm  School,  Sharon,  Mass 

Stone    School    ior   Boys,    Boston,    Mass 

Stone's  School  of  Watchmaking,  St  Paul, 
Minn 

Stoneville  High   School,  Stoneville,  N    C 

Stonewall  Jackson  Institute,  Abmgdon,  Va. 

Storer  College,  Harper's  Ferry*  "W.  Va. 

Story's  College  of  Commerce,   Portage,  Wis. 

Story's  College,  Richland  Center,  Wis. 

Stout  Institute,  Menommee,  Wis. 

Straight  University,  New  Orleans,  La. 

Strayer's  Business  Col ,  Washington,  D   C 

Strajer's  Business  College,  Baltimore,  Md. 

Strayer's  Business  Col ,  Philadelphia,  Pa 

Strode  Academy,   Oswego,  Kan. 

Strong  College  of  Music,  Plxon,  III. 

Stuart  Hall,  Staunton,  Va. 

Stuart  Robinson  College,  Blackey,  Ky. 

Stuart  School,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Stuart's  School,  Heading,  Pa. 

Stuart's  School,  Sewickley,  Pa. 

Students'  Art  School,  Denver,  Colo 

Sturman's  Preparatory  Sen  ,  Augusta,   Ga. 

Stuyvesant  School,  Warrenton,  Va 

Success  Commercial  Academy,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif. 

Success  Shorthand  Institute,  Los  Angeles, 
Calif. 

Success  Shorthand  School,  Chicago,  111. 

Success  Shorthand  School,  New  York,  N   Y. 

Sue  Bennett  Memorial  School,  London,  Ky. 

Suffolk  College,   Suffolk,  Va. 

Suffolk   Institute,   Suffolk,   Va, 

Suffolk  Institute,  Woodstock,  Va. 

Suffolk  Normal  Training  School  (colored), 
Suffolk,  Va. 

Suffolk  School  of  Law,  Boston,  Mass. 
Sulhns  College,  Bristol,  Tenn. 
Sullins  College,  Bristol,  Va. 
Summerland  College,  Batesburg,  S   C. 
Summertown  Seminary,   Summertown,   Tenn. 
Summer's    College    of    Commerce,    East    St. 

Louis,  111. 

Summer  Hill  Business  College,  Omen,  Texas. 
Summer's  Col    of  Commerce,  Collmsville,  111. 
Summer's  Col   of  Commerce,  Granite  City,  111. 
gummertin  Institute,  Bartow,  Fla. 
Summertown  Seminary,   Summertown,  Tenn. 
Summerville  Academy,  Augusta,  Ga. 
Summersville  Normal   School,   Summersvllle, 

W.   Va 

Summitt  Stake  Academy,   Coalvllle,  Utah. 
Summit  Academy,  Summit,  N    J. 
Sunderland  Memorial  School,  Concord,  N.  C. 
Sunny  Side  Seminary,  Mocksville,  N.  C, 
Sunnysme  School,  Ambler,  Pa, 
Sunnyside  School,  Chester,  Pa. 
SuomI  College,  Hancock,  Mich. 
Sutherland  School,  Paris,  Ky.  ! 


SusQuehanna  Collegiate  Inst ,  Towanda,  Pa, 

Susquehanna  University,  Selmsgrove,   Pa. 

Sutherlands  Seminary,  Sutherlands,  N.  C. 

Svtain  Free  School  of  Design,  New  Bedford, 
Mass 

Swamsboro  High  School,  Swainsboro,  Ga. 

Swaithmore    College,    Swarthmore,    Pa. 

Swarthmore  Prep    Sch  ,  Swarthmore,  Pa 

Swedish  Methodist  Episcopal  Theological 
Seminary,  Evanston,  111. 

Swedish  Evangelical  Lutheran  Orphans' 
Home,  Cleburne,  Kan. 

Swedish  Theological  School,  Evanston,  111. 

Sweet  Briar  College,  Sweet  Briar,  Va 

Sweet  Springs  Academy,  Sweet  Springs,  Mo. 

Sweetwater,  College,  Sweetwater,  Tenn. 

Swift  Memorial  College  (colored),  Rogers- 
ville,  Tenn. 

Swift  Memorial  Institute,  Rogersville,  Tenn 

Sycamore  Farm  Home  School  for  Nervous 
and  Backward  Children,  Newburgh,  N.  T. 

Sylvarena  High  School,  Sylvarena,  Miss. 

Symond's  Kindergarten  Train.  Sch ,  Boston 

Syms'   School,   New  York,  N    Y 

Synodical  Female  College,   Fulton,  Mo 

Syracuse  Coxn'l  School,  Syracuse,  N    Y. 

Syracuse  High   School  Nor    Dept ,   Syracuse. 

Syracuse  Teachers'  Training  School,  Syra- 
cuse, N  Y 

Syracuse  University,  Syracuse,   N.   Y 

Syracuse  University,  Teachers*  College, 
Syracuse,  N.  Y. 

Syracuse  University,  Lyman  Cornelius  Smith 
College  of  Applied  Science,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 

Syracuse  University,  College  of  Fine  Arts, 
Syracuse,  N.  Y. 

Syracuse  University  College  of  Law,  Syra- 
cuse, N.  Y. 

Syracuse  University,  School  of  Forestry. 
Syracuse,  N  Y. 

Syracuse  University,  College  of  Medicine, 
Syracuse,  N.  Y. 


Tabor  Academy,  Marion,  Mass. 
Tabor  College,   Tabor,  la. 
Tacoma  Academy,  Tacoma,  Wash. 
Tacoma  Business  College,  Tacoma,  Wash. 
Tacoma  School  for  Girls,  Lakeville,  Conn. 
Taft  School  for  Boys,  Watertown,  Conn. 
Tait's  School  for  Boys,  Watertown,  Conn. 
Talladega  College,   Talladega,  Ala 
Tampa  Business  College,  Tampa,  Fla, 
Tampa  Preparatory  School,  Tampa,  Fla. 
Tanner's  Business  Col ,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Tate  School,   Shelbyville,   Tenn. 
Tarboro  Male  Academy,  Tarboro,  N.  C. 
Tarkio   College,  Tarkio,  Mo 
Taunton  Business  College,  Taunton,  Mass. 
Taylor  School  of  Business,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Taylor  University,  Upland,  Ind 
Tazewell  College,  Tazewell,  Tenn. 
Tazewell  College,  Tazewell,  Va. 
Teachers'  College,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Teachers'  College  Columbia  Univ.,  New  York. 
Teachers'    College    of    Indianapolis,    Indian- 
apolis, Ind. 


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Teachers'   Tiammg  School,   Omaha,  Net). 


Teachers'  Tram 
Teacheis'  Tiam 
Teachers' 

N     Y 

Teachers'  Tram 
Teacheis'  Tram 


ng  School,  Albany,  N.  Y. 
ng  School,  Rochester  N.  Y. 
ning     School,      Schenectady, 

ng  School,  St    Paul,  Minn, 
ng  School,  Hoboken,  N   J. 


Teachers'  Training  School,  Springfield,  HI. 
Teachers'  Training  School,  Jeisey  City,  N  J. 
Teachers'  Training  School,  Harnsbur^,  Pa 

Tebau's    School,    Gainesville,    Pla 

Technical   Academy,    Greenville,    O 

Technical  Normal   School,   Chicago,   111 

Technical  School  for  Carriage  Draftsmen 
and  Mechanics,  New  York,  N  Y 

Technical  Sch    of  Cincinnati,   Cincinnati,   O. 

Technological   High  School,  Atlanta,   Ga. 

Temperance  Industrial  and  Collegiate  Insti- 
tute, Claremont,  Va 

Tempe  Normal   School,   Tempe,  Ariz. 

Temple  University,  Philadelphia,   Pa 

Temple  School  of  Shorthand,  Washington, 
D  C 

Ten  Bioeck  Free  Academy,  Franklinville, 
N  Y 

Tenacre,  Wellesley,  Mass 

Tennessee  Ac'd'y  of  Music,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

Tennessee  College,  Murfreesboro,   Tenn. 

Tennessee  Female  College,  Franklin,  Tenn. 

Tennessee  Medical  College,  Knoxville,  Tenn. 

Tennessee  Military  Inst ,   Sweetwater,   Tenn 

Tennessee  Normal  Col ,  Fountain  City,  Tenn 

Tenth  District  Agricultural  School,  Granite 
Hill,  Ga 

Terre  Haute  Veterinary  College,  Terre 
Haute,  Ind 

Tewksbury  School,  Brairclifte  Manor,  N.  Y. 

Towksbuty  School,  New  Milford,  Conn 

Texarkana  Business  College,  Texarkana, 
Texas 

Texas  Christian  University,  Ft    Worth,  Tex. 

Texas  Dental   College,   Houston,  Texas 

Texas  Fairemont  Seminary,  Weatherford, 
Texas. 

Texas  Holiness  University,  Peniel,  Tex 

Texaa   Military    College,    Terrell,    Tex 

Texas  Presbyterian  College,  Milford,  Tex. 

Texas  School  of  Mines,  El  Paso,  Texas 

Texas  Wesleyan  College,  Austin,  Tex. 

Texas  Woman's  Cillege,  Fort  Worth,  Texas 

Thacher  School,  Nordhoff,  Calif 

Tharp  University  School,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Thayer  Academy,  South  Braintree,  Mass 

Thayer  Academy,  Somerville,  Mass. 

The    Drillery,  Washington,   D    C. 

The  Elms  Day  and  Home  School,  Spring- 
field, Mass 

The  Gateway,  New  Haven,  Conn 

The  Georgia  Robertson  Christian  College, 
Henderson,  Tenn. 

The  Hannah  Moore  Academy,  Reistertown, 
Md 

The  Office  School,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

"The  Rosary"  School  for  Girls,  West  Ho- 
boken, N  J. 

The  School  at  Jubilee,  Oak  Hill,  III. 

The  Seminary,  Hollidaysburg,  Pa. 

Theological  Seminary1  of  Susquehanna  Uni- 
versity, Scranton,  Pa. 

Theological  Seminary  of  the  Reformed  Epis- 
copal Church.  Philadelphia,  Pa. 


Theological  Seminary  o±  the  Reformed  Pres- 
byterian Church  in  North  America,  Phila- 
delphia, Pa 

Theological  Seminary  of  the  St  Surplace  and 
St  Mary's  University,  Baltimore,  Md. 

Theological  Seminary  of  the  Reformed 
Church,  Lancaster,  Pa. 

Thetford  Academy,  Thetford,  Vt. 
Thibodaux  College,   Thibodaux,   La 

Thibodeau's   College,   Fall  River,   Mass. 

Thiel  College,  Greenville,  Pa 

Third  District  Agri    School,  Abbeville,  Ala 

Third  District  Agri    School,  Amencus,  Ga 

Thirty-Day  Business  College,  Philadelphia, 
Pa 

Thisselle  Business  College,  Indianapolis, 
Ind 

Thomas  Arnold  High  School,  Salado,  Tex. 

Thomas  Arnold  School,  Chicago,  111. 

Thomas   Indian   School,   Iroquois,   N.  Y. 

Thomas  Normal  Train    Sch  ,  Detroit,  Mich. 

Thomas  School  for  Girls,  San  Antonio,  Tex. 

Thomas'  School,  Memphis,  Tenn. 

Thomas  School  of  Art,  New  York,  N.  Y 

Thomas  School  of  Stenography  and  Type- 
writing, South  Bend,  Ind. 

Thomasville  High  School,  Thomasville,  N   C. 

Thompson-Baldasseroni  School  of  Travel, 
Dover,  N  H 

Thompson's  Business  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Thompson's   Classical  Inst ,   Paragould,   Ark* 

Thompson's  Preparatory  School,  Columbus,  O. 

Thompson's  School,   Belton,   Texas. 

Thornton  Academy,  Saco,  Me. 

Thorn  well  Orphanage,  Clinton,  S    C. 

Thorpe  School  for  Boys,    Stamford,    Conn 

Thorpe  Spring  Christian  College,  Thorpe 
Spring,  Tex 

Thorsby  Institute,  Thorsby,  Ala. 

Three  Rivers  Business  Academy,  Three 
Rivers,  Mich 

Throop  College  of  Technology,  Pasadena, 
Calif 

Thurston-Gleixn  Preparatory  School,  Pitta* 
burg,  Pa 

Thurston   Preparatory   Sch ,   Pittsburgh,   Pa, 

Tiffin's  Business  Institute,  Keene,  N.  H. 

Thurston  School  for  Boys,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

Tilford  Collegiate  Academy,  Vinton,  la. 

Tillett   School,   Elizabeth   City,   N.    C. 

Tillotson    College,   Austin,    Tex. 

Timlow's  School  for  Girls,  Washington, 
D  C. 

Tilton  Seminary,  Tilton,  N.  H 

Tipton's  Select  School,  Paris,  Ky 

Tiptonville  High  School,  Tiptonville,  Tenn. 

Titusvllle  Business  College,  Titusville,  Pa. 

Tobin  College,  Fort  Dodge,   la. 

Toby's  Institute  of  Accounts,  New  York. 

Toby's  Practical  Bus    Col ,   Waco,   Tex 

ToAd  Seminary  for  Boys,  Woodstock,  111. 

Toland's    Business    College,    Spencer,    la. 

Toland's  Business  Unlv ,  Mason  City,  la. 

Toland's   Business  Univ.,   Winona,   Minn. 

Toledo  Conservatory  of  Music,  Toledo,  O 

Toledo  Medical  College,  Toledo,  O 

Toledo  University,  Toledo,  O 

Tolethorpe  School  for  Girls,  Newport,  R.  1. 

Tomah  Indian  Training  School,  Toman,  Wls, 

Tomaso  Mandolin  School,  Chicago,  111 

Tome  School  for  Boys,  Port  Deposit,  1C*. 


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Tompkms    Height    Conservatory    of    Music, 
Biooklyn,  N    T 

Topeka  Business  College,  Topeka,  Kan. 

Topeka  Hidustnal  and  Educational  Institute, 
Topeka,    Kan. 

Torrmgton     Business     College,     Torungton, 
Conn 

Tougaloo  University,  Tougaloo,  Miss 

Tougaloo     University     (colored),     Tougaloo, 
Miss 

Toulon  Academy,  Toulon,  111 

Towanda  Business  College,  Towanda,  Pa. 

Townsend   Industrial  School,  Newport,   R    I 

Train  Dispatcher's  School  of  Telegraphy,  De- 
troit,  Mich 

Trainer's  Business  Col ,  Perth  Amhoy,  N    J 

Training    School    for    Children's    Librarians, 
Pittsbuigh,    Pa 

Training  School  foi  Kindergarten,  Philadel- 
phia,   Pa 

Train,    School   for  Teachers,    Buffalo,   N    Y 
Tiam    School  for  Teachers,  Yonkers,  N    Y 
Train    School  for  Teachers,  Jersey  City,  N.  J 
Transylvania   College,   Lexington,   Ky 
Traub's  Business  College,  Cincinnati,  O 
Traverse     City    Business    College,     Traverse 

ClU,  Mich 

Travis  Preparatory   School,   Syracuse,   N    Y. 
Trent  School,   Merntt,   N    C 
Trenton    Technical    School    of    Science    and 

Ait,  Trenton,  N    J 
Tievecca  College,  Nashville,   Tenn 
Tri- State  Business  College,  Cumberland,  Md. 
Tn-State  Business  University,  Toledo,  Ohio 
Tri-State  College,  Angola,  Ind 
Tri-State      Commercial      College,       Keokuk, 

Iowa 

Tri-State  College  of  Pharmacy,  Angola,  Ind 
Trideska  College,  Crews  Depot,  Ala 
Trinidad  Business  College,  Trinidad,  Colo. 
Trinity  College,   Hartford,    Conn 
Trinitv  College,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Trinity  College,  Durham,  N.  C. 
Trinity  Lutheran   School,  Jackson,   Mich. 
Trinity  Park  School,   Durham,   N    C 
Trinity  School,  Lenox,  Mass 
Trinity  School,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 
Trinity  Boarding  School,   Hossville,   N.   Y. 
Trinity  School,  New  Orleans,  La 
Trinity  School,  Chocowmty,  N.  C. 
Trinity  School,  New  Yoik,  N    Y 
Trinity  University,  Waxahachie,  Tex 
Troy  Academy,  Trov,  N.  Y 
Troy  Business  College,  Troy,  N   Y. 
Troy  Conference  Academy,  Poultney,  Vt. 
Troy  Conservatory  of  Music,  Troy,  N,  Y. 
Troy  Training  School,   Troy,  N    Y 
Troy  Female  Seminary,  Troy,   N    Y 
Troy  School  of  Arts  and  Crafts,  Troy,  N.  Y. 
Tubb's  Business  College,  Charleroi,  Pa 
Tucker  School  of  Expression,  Cleveland,  O. 
Tudor  Hall,   Indianapolis,   Ind 
Tufts  College,  Tufts  College  P    O,  Mass 
Tufts  College  Dental  School,  Boston,  Mass 
Tufts  College  Medical  School,  Boston,  Mass. 
Tugalo  Military  Institute,  Carnesville,  Ga. 
Tulane  University,  New  Orleans   La. 
Tulsa  Business  College,  Tulsa,  Okla. 
Turner    Normal    College    (colored),    Shelby- 

ville,  Tenn. 
Tuscaloosa  Female  College,  Tuscaloosa,  Ala. 


Tuscarora  Academy,  Academia,  Pa 
Tusculum    College,    Gieenewlle,    Tenn 
Tucson    Business   College,    Tucson,    Ariz 
Tuskegee   State   Normal    and   Industrial  In- 

stitute, Tuskegee,  Ala. 

Turner  Theological  Seminary,  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Twentieth  Century  Shorthand  Sen  ,  Chicago 
Twentieth    Century    and    Cowles    Shorthand 

School,  New  Orleans,  La 
Twin   City    Commercial   College,   Menominee, 

Mich 

Twin  Oaks  Ranch  School,  San  ilaicus,  Calif 
Tyler  Commercial  College,  Tyler,  Tex 
Tyler  School,  Providence,  R    I 
Tyler's  Business  College,  Worcester,  Mass 
Tyro  High   School,  Tyro, 


U 
Uhrichsville  -  Dennison      Business       College, 

Uhrichsville,   Ohio 

Uintah  Stake  Academy,  Veinal,  Utah. 
Ulster  Free  Academy,  Rondout,  N.  Y 
Underbill's  Phonogiaphic  Institute,  Roches- 

ter, N    Y 
Union     Academy     of     Belleville,     Belleville, 

N    Y. 

Union  Academy,  Belleville,  N    Y 
Union  Academy,  Anna,  111. 
Union  Academy  and  Business  College,  West- 

field,  Ind 

Union  Baptist  High  School,  Bodcaw,   Ark. 
Union  Baptist  Institute,  Mount  Vemon,  Ga. 
Union   Bible  Seminary,  Westfield,   Ind. 
Union  Biblical  Institute,  Naperville,   111. 
Union  Business  College,  LaFayette,  Ind 
Union  Business  College,  Bridgeport,   Conn. 
Union  Business  College,   Elizabeth,   N    J. 
Union  Business  College,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Union  Business  College,  Eau  Claire,  Wis. 
Union  Christian  College,  Merom,  Ind 
Union    Church   High   School,    Union    Church, 

Miss 

Union  College,   Barboursville,   Ky. 
Union  College,  College  View,  Neb. 
Union  College,  Schenectady,  N    Y. 
Union   Com'  I  College,   Grand   Forks,   N    D 
Union  Electric  Telegraph  School,  St.  Louis, 

Mo. 

Union  Female    College,    Eufaula,    Ala 
Union  Institute,   Unionville,  N    C. 
Union  Institutes  Kershaw.  S    C. 
Union  Ridge  Academy,  Union  Ridge,  N.  C. 
Union  and  Classical  School,  Phelps,   N.  Y. 
Union  Seminary,  New  Berlin,   Pa 
Union  Theological  Seminary,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Union    Theological     Seminary    in     Virginia, 

Richmond,  Va 

Union  University,  Albany,  N   Y 
Union  University,  Jackson,  Tenn. 
United  Business  College,  Marysville,   Calif. 
United  Business  College,  Woodland,   Calif 
United  States  College  of  Veterinary  Surgery, 

Washington,  D    C. 
United  States  Indian  Industrial  Sc&ool,  Phoe- 

nix, Ariz 
United  States  Indian  Industrial  School,  Santa 

Fe,    N    M 
United  States  Indian  Industrial  School,  Car- 

lisle, Pa 
United  States  Indian  Sch  ,  Rapid  City,  S   D. 


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United  States  Military  Academy,  West  Point, 

N    Y 

United  States  Naval  Academy,  Annapolis,  Md 
United  States  School  of  Music,  New  York. 
United    Typothetae    of    America    Technical 

School  of  Printing,  Indianapolis,  Ind 
Unity   Hall    High   School,    Lawland,   N    C. 
University    and    Bellevue    Hospital    Medical 

College,  New  York,  N    Y 
University  Business  College,  Iowa  City,  la 
University  High  School,  Birmingham,  Ala. 
University    School,    Boston,    Mass. 
University  Training  School,   Oxford,   Miss 
University  Training  School,  Tuscaloosa,  Ala. 
University  of  Akron,   Akron,   O 
University  of  Alabama,  University,  Ala 
University  of  Alabama  Medical  Department, 

Mobile,   Ala 
University  of  Alabama  School  of  Pharmacy, 

Mobile,   Ala 

University  of  Arizona,  Tucson,  Ariz 
University  of  Arkansas,  Fayetteville,   Ark 
Univeisity    of    Arkansas    Law    Department, 

Little  Hock,  Ark 
University  of  Aikansas  Medical  Department, 

Little  Rock,  Ark. 

University  of  Arts  and  Trades,  Toledo,  O 
University  of  Buffalo,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
University    of   Buffalo,    Dental    Department, 

Buffalo,  N    Y. 
University  of  Buffalo,   College  of  Pharmacy, 

Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
University   of  Buffalo,   Medical  Department, 

Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

University  of  California,  Berkeley,  Calif. 
University  of  California  College  of  Dentistry, 

San  Francisco,  Calif. 
University  of  California  Medical  Department, 

San  Francisco,   Calif. 

Univ    of  Chattanooga,   Chattanooga,  Tenn. 
University  of  Chicago,  Chicago,  111. 
University  of  Cincinnati,  Cincinnati,  O. 
University    College,    Oak   Hill,    Ohio. 
University  of  Colorado,  Boulder,  Colo. 
University  of  Dallas,  Dallas,  Tex. 
University  of  Denver,  Denver,  Colo 
University  of  Detroit,  Detroit,  Mich. 
University  of  Florida,   Gainesville,  Fla. 
University  of  Georgia,  Athens,  Ga. 
University  of  Idaho,  Moscow,  Idaho. 
University  of  Illinois,  Urbana,  III. 
University    of    Illinois    School    of    Medicine, 

Chicago,  III. 

Univeisity  of  Kansas,  Lawrence,  Kan. 
University    of    Kansas    School    of    Medicine, 

Rosedal*,  Kan 

University  of  Louisville,  Louisville,  Ky. 
University  of  Maine,  Orono,  Me. 
University  of  Maine  School  of  Law,  Bangor, 

Me. 

University  of  Maryland,  Baltimore,  Md. 
University  of  Michigan,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich 
University  of  Middle  Tennessee,  Tullahoma, 

Tenn. 

University  of  Minnesota,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
University   of  Mississippi,   University    P     O., 

Mlas, 

University  of  Missouri,   Columbia,   Mo. 
University  of  Montana,  Missoula,  Mont 
University  of  Nashville,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
University  of  Nebraska,  Lincoln,  Neb. 


University  of  Nebraska  College  of  Medicine, 
Omaha,  Neb 

University  of  Nevada,  Reno,  Nev 

University  of  New  Mexico,  Albuquerque,  N  M 

University   of   North    Carolina,    Chapel   Hill, 
N    C 

University  of  North  Carolina  Medical  School 
(Junior  and   Senior),   Raleigh,   N.   C 

Univeisity   of   North   Dakota,    University   P 
O,  N    D 

University  of  Notre  Dame,  Notre  Dame,  Ind 

University   of   Oklahoma,   Norman,    Okla 

University  of  Oklahoma,  School  of  Medicine, 
Oklahoma,  Okla. 

University  of  Omaha,  Omaha,  Neb. 

University  of  Oregon,   Eugene,   Ore. 

University   of    Oregon    Medical   Department, 
Portland,   Ore 

University  of  Oregon  Law  School,  Portland, 
Ore. 

University  of  the  Pacific.  San  Jose,  Calif. 

University  of  Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

University  of  Pittsburgh,    Pittsburgh,    Pa, 

University    of    Redlands,    Redlands,    Calif. 

University  of  Rochester,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

University    of    Santa     Clara,     Santa     Clara, 
Calif. 

University  of  South  Carolina,  Columbia,  S.  C. 

Univeisity  ot  South  Dakota,  Vermilion,  S    D 

Univeisity   of  Southein   Califoinia,   Los  An- 
geles, Calif 

University    of    St     Ignatius,    San    Francisco, 
Calif 

University    of    Tennessee,    College    of    Dent- 
istry, Memphis,  Tenn 

University  of  Tennessee,  Knoxville,  Tenn. 

University  of  Tennessee  Medical  Department, 
Nashville,  Tenn. 

University    of    Tennessee,    School    of    Phar- 
macy,  Memphis,   Tenn. 

University  of  Texas,  Austin,  Tex 

University    of    Texas    School    of    Pharmacy, 
Galveston,   Tex. 

University    of    Texas    Medical    Department, 
Galveston,  Tex. 

University  of  the  South,  Sewanee,  Tenn. 

University  of  Utah,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

University   of   Vermont   and    State   Agricul- 
tural College,  Burlington,  Vt. 

University  of  Virginia,  CharlottesvHIe.  Va. 

University  of  Washington,  Seattle,  Wash 
University    of    West    Tennessee,     Memphis, 
Tenn 

University  of  Wisconsin,  Madison,  WIs. 

University  of  Wooster,  Wooster,  O. 

University  of  Wyoming,  Laramie,  Wyo. 

University  ot  the  South.  Sewanee,  Tenn. 

University  Pieparatory  School,  Ithaca,  N.  Y. 

University  Preparatory  School  of  Oklahoma, 
Tonkawa,  Okla 

University  School,  Clan  ton,  Ala. 

University  School,  Montgomery,  Ala. 

University  School,  Washington,  D    C. 

University  School,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 

University  School,  Louisville,  Ky. 

University  School,  New  Orleans,  La. 

University  School,  Duluth,  Minn. 

University  School,  Cleveland,  O. 
University  School,   Cincinnati,    O 

University  School,  The,  Providence,  R.  L 

University  School,  Columbia,  S.  C. 


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University  School,  Columbus,  O. 
University  School.  Memphis,  Tenn 
University  School,  Charlottesville,  Va. 

University  School  tor  Boys,  Stone  Mountain, 
Ga 

University  School  for  Boys,  Chicago,  111 

University  School  for  Boys,  Baltimore,  Md. 

University  School  for  Boys,  St.  Louis,  Mo 

University  School  for  Girls,  Chicago,  111. 

University  School  of  Music,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 

Upsala  College,  Kenilworth,  N   J. 

Upper  Iowa  University,  Payette,  la. 

Upton  School  for  Girls,  Brooklyn,  N   Y. 

Urania  Normal  College,  Glasgow,  Ky. 

Urban  Academy,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

Urbana  University,   Urbana,  O. 

Urich  Private  School,  Lebanon,  Pa. 

Urlchsville-Denmson  Business  Col,  Urichs- 
ville,  O 

Ursinus  College,  Collegeville,  Pa. 

Ursuline  Academy,  Santa  Rosa,  Calif 

Ursulme  Academy,  Paola,  Kan. 

Ursuline   Academy,    St.    Ignace,    Mich. 

Ursuline  Academy,  Middleton,  N.  T 

Ursulme  Academy,  New  Rochelle,  N  T 

Ursuline  Academy,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Ursulme  Academy,  Cincinnati,  O. 

Ursulme  Academy,  Cleveland,  O. 

Ursulme  Academy,  St    Martin,  O. 

Ursuline  Academy,   Dallas,   Tex. 

Ursulme  Academy,   Louisville,    Ky. 

Ursuline  Academy,  Laredo,  Tex. 

Ursuline  College  and  Academy,  New  Or- 
leans, La. 

Ursuline  Academy,  San  Antonio,  Tex. 

Ursuline  Academy,  Whitewright,  Tex. 

Ursuline  Academy,  Wilmington,  Del. 

Ursuline  Academy,  St    Louis,  Mo. 

Ursuline  Academy  of  the  Immaculate  Con- 
ception, Louisville,  Ky. 

Ursuline  Convent,  St.  Peter,  Mont 

Ursuline  Convent,   Falls  City,  Neb 

Ursuline  Convent,  Bedford  Park,  N.  Y. 

Ursuline  Convent,  Columbia,  S.  C. 

Ursuline  Convent,  Galveston,  Tex. 

Ursulme  Convent,  Muskegon,  Mich 

Ursuline  Convent  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Miles 
City,  Mont. 

Ursulme  Convent  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  To- 
ledo, O 

Ursulme  Young  Ladies'  Academy,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa 

Utah  Business  College,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah 

Utah  State  School  of  Mines,  Salt  Lake  City 

Utica  Catholic  Academy,  Utlca,  N   Y. 

Utica  Conservatory  of  Music,  Utica,  N.  Y. 

Utica  Female  Academy,  Utica,  N.  Y 

Utica  Normal  and  Indus    Sch.,  Utica,  Miss 

Utopia   Academy,   Newberry,   S.   C. 


Vaiden  Institute,  Vaiden,  Miss 
Vail-Deane  School,  Elizabeth,  N.  J 
Valder  Business  and  Nor    Sch ,  Decorah,  la 
Vander  Naillen  School  of  Engineering,  Oak- 
land,  Calif, 

Valentine's  Dress  Cutting  School,  Chicago. 
Valentine's  School  of  Telegraphy,  Janesville, 
Wis. 


Valparaiso  University,  Valparaiso,  Ind 
paraiso    Ind. 

Vance   School,    West   Chester,   Pa. 

Van  der  Naillen   School  of  Engineering    San 
Fianci&co,   Calif 

Van  Horn  Institute,  Slaughtersville,  Ky. 

Van  Noiman  Institute,  New  York,  N    Y. 

Van  Rensselaer  Academy  Rensselaer,  Mo. 

Van  Rensselaer  Seminary,  Burlington,  N    J 

Van    Sant's    School,    Omaha,    Neb 

Vanderbilt  Training  School,   Elkton,  Ky. 

Vanderbilt  Training  Sch  ,  Henderson,  Tenn. 

Vanderbilt  University,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

Vashon  College,  Burton,  Wash. 

Vassar  College,  Poughkee*sie,  N.  Y. 

Velasco  School  of  Languares,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

Veltm  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Verbeck  Hall,  Manlius,  N   Y. 

Vermilion  Giove  Academy,  Vermilion  Grove, 
111 

Vermont  Academy,   Saxton's  River,  Vt. 

Vermont  Business  College,  Burlington,  Vt. 

Veimont    State    Industrial    School,    Vergen- 
nes,  VI 

Verner  Military  Institute,  Tuscaloosa,  Ala 

Vet  Musical  Academy,  Detroit,  Mich. 

Vicksburg  Commeicial  Sch,  Vicksburg,  Miss. 
Vienna  Conservatory  of  Music,  New  York. 

Vienna  Musical   School,   Brooklyn,   N    Y. 
Villa  Barlow  Academy,  St    Albans,  Vt. 
Villa  de  Chantal,  Rock  Island,  111 
Villa  Maria  Academy,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Villa  Maria  Academy,  Brie,   Pa 

Villa  Maria  Academy,  Frazier,  Pa 
Villa  Maria  Academy,  West  Chester,  Pa. 
Villa    Sancta   Scholastica,   Duluth,   Minn. 
Villanova  College,  Villanova,  Pa 
Vincennes  Business  College,  Vincennes,   Ind 
Vincennes  University,  Vincennes,  Ind 
Vineland  Business  School,  Vineland,  N.  J. 
Virgil  Clavier  School,  Portland,  Me. 
Virgil  Piano  School,  New  York,  N  Y. 
Virgil  School  of  Music,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Virginia  Baptist  Seminary,  Lynchburg,  Va 
Virginia  Christian  College,  Lynchburg,  Va 
Virginia  City  Mm  School,  Virginia  City,  Nev. 
Virginia  College,  Roanoke,  Va 
Virginia    Home     and    Training    School     for 
Feeble-Minded  and  Epileptic,  Falls  Church, 
Va 

Virginia  Institute,  Bristol,  Va 
Virginia  Mechanic's  Institute,  Richmond,  Va. 
Virginia  Military  Institute,  Lexington,  Va. 
Virginia    Normal    and    Industrial    Institute, 

Petersburg,  Va 

Virginia  Polytechnic  Inst,  Blacksburg,  Va. 
Virginia  School  of  Dentistry,  Medical  College 

of  Virginia,  Richmond,  Va 
Virginia   School   of  Pharmacy,   Medical   Col- 
lege of  Virginia,   Richmond,   Va. 
Virginia   Theological  Seminary  and  College, 

Lyncnburg,  Tenn. 

Virginia  Union  University,  Richmond,  Va. 
Visitation  Academy,  Bvanston,  111 
Visitation  Convent,  Washington,  D.   C. 
Visitation  Academy,  Las  Cruces,  N.  M. 
Visitation  Convent,  St  Paul,  Minn. 


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Volant   College,   Volant,    Pa 
Volkmann    School,    Boston,    Mass 
Von  Ende  School  of  Music,  New  York,  N    Y 
Von  Stein     \cademv,    Los    Angeles,    Calif 
Voiles'  Business  College,  Indianapolis,  Ind 
Voorhees    Industrial    School    (colored),    Den- 
mark,  S    C 


W 


Waban  School,  Waban,  Mass 
Wabash  Business  College,  Terre  Haute,  Ind 
Wabash  College,   Crawfordsville,   Ind 
Waco  Conservatory  ot  Music,  Waco,  Tex 
Wadena  Business  College,  Wadena,  Minn 
Wadeville  Academy,   Wadeville,   N    C 
Wadesboro    Academy,    Wadesboro,    N     C 
Wagner    Memorial    Lutheian     College,     Ro- 
chester, N    Y 

Wahl-Hemus  Institute,   Chicago,  111 
Wake  Foiest  College,  Wake  Forest,  N    C 
Wakefield  Classical  and  Mathematical  School, 

Wakefield,   N    C 

Walbridge  Private  S'ch  ,  Gi  and  Rapids,  Mich 
Walden   Business   College,    Bartlett,   Texas 
Walden  University,  Nashville,  Tenn 
Waldorf     Lutheian     College,      Forest     City, 

Iowa 

Waif oid  Lutheran  College,  Forest  City,  la 
Walker  Baptist  Institute,  Augusta,  Ga 
Walker  Baptist   Institute,   Augusta,   Ga 
Walker  High   School,   Newman,   Ga 
Walker's  School  for  Girls,  Lakewood,  N   J 
Wall    School,    Honey   Giove,   Tex 
Wallace  Business  College,  Denver,  Colo 
Wallace  Commercial    School,    Chicago,    111 
Wallace's  University  School,  Nashville,  Tenn 
Walla  Walla  College,  Walla  Walla,  Wash 
Wallacourt  Sch    for  Girls,   Aurora,   N    Y 
Walnut  Cove  High  Sch  ,  Walnut  Cove,  N    C 
Walnut  Lane  School,  Germantown,  Pa 
Walnut  Grove  College,  Walnut  Grove,   Ala 
Walnut  Hill    Wellesley    Preparatory    School, 

Natick,   Mass 

Walnut  Hill   High   School,   Cincinnati,    Ohio 
Walnut  Springs  Academy,  Marshall,  N    C 
Walthall  Normal   School,  Walthall,   Miss 
Waltham  New  Church  Sch  ,  Waltham,  Mass 
Waltham  Industrial    School    for  Watchmak- 
ing, Waltham,  Mass 

Waltham  School   for  Girls,   Waltham,    Mass 
Waltham  Sch    of  Business,  Waltham,  Mass 
Walther  College,  St    Louis,  Mo 
Walton  Col   of  Expression,  Spokane,  Wash 
Walton  School  of  Accounting,  Chicago,  111 
Wai  worth  Business  Institute,  New  York 
Wanchese  Academy,  Wanchese,  N    C 
Waples  BIssell  School,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich 
Ward  Academy,  Academy,  S    D 
Ward-Belxnont  Seminary,  Nashville,  Tenn 
Warner  Institute,   Jonesboro,   Tenn 
Warner's  Business    School,    Elmlra,   N    Y 
Warren  Academy,  Woburn,  Mass 
Warren  Business  College,  Warren,  Ohio 
Warren  Conservatory  of  Music,  Warren,  Pa, 
Warren  Correspondence  School,  Warren,  Pa 
Warren     Military     Band     School,     Warren, 

Ohio 
Warren  School   of  Expression,    Reading:  and 

Articulation,  New  York,  N    Y. 
Warrenaburg  Bus   Col ,  Warreniburg,  Mo 


Warienton  High  School,  Warrenton,  N    C 
Wai  sail  High  School,  Warsaw,  N   C 
Waitbuigr  College,    Clinton,    la 
Wartbuig  Seminary,   Dubugue,  la 
Wartbutg  Teacheis'  Seminary  and  Academy, 

"Waierly.   la 

Warthen  College,  Wrights\ille,  Ga 
Wai  wick  Institute,  War-wick,  N   Y 
Wasathc  Academy,  Mount  Pleasant,  Utah 
Wa&hbum   College,  Topeka,  Kan 
Washbuin  School,  San  Jose,   Calif 
Washburn  Semmaiy,  Beaufort,  N   C 
Washington  Academy,  Bast  Machias,  Me 
Washington  Academy,  Salem,  N    Y 
Washington  Academy,  Washington,  Kan. 
Washington  Agiicultuial    College,    Pullman, 

Wash 

Washington    and    Jefferson    College,    Wash- 
ington,   Pa 

Washington  and  Lee  Univ ,  Lexington,  Va 
Washington  Business  College,  St    Louis,  Mo 
Washington  Business  Co  ,  Tacoma,  Wash 
Washington  Business  College,     Washington, 

Pa 

Washington  College,    Chesteitonn,   Md 
Washington  College,    Washington   College  P 

O,   Ten 

Washington  Col    of  Law,  Washington,  D    C 
Washington  Col    of  Music,  Washington,  D  C 
Washington  College  for  Young  Ladies,  Wash- 
ington,  D    C 
Washington  County     State     Normal     School, 

Machias,  Me 

Washington    Dental    College,    Dental    Dept , 

Geoigetown  University,  Washington,  D    C. 

Washington  Female  Sem  ,  Washington,  D   C 

Washington  Kindergarten    Normal    Institute, 

Washington,  D    C 
Washington  Missionary  College,  Washington, 

r>  c 

Washington  Normal  School,  Detroit,  Mich 
Washington  School    for    Boys,    Washington, 

D    C 

Washington  Seminary,   Washington,   D     C 
Washington  Semmaiy,  Washington,  Pa 
Washington  Seminary,  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Washington  State   College,   Pullman,  Wash 
Washington  State  Normal,  Ellensburg,  Wash. 
Washington  State   School   for  the  Deaf  and 

Blind,  Vancouver,  Wash 
Washington  University,  St    Louis,  Mo 
Washington  University    School   of    Architec- 
ture,  St    Louis,  Mo 
Wason  Sohool,  San  Antonio,  Texas 
Waters  Normal  Institute.  Winton,  N1   C 
Waterbury  Business  Col ,  Waterbury,  Conn. 
Waterbury  Indus  School,  W-aterbury,  Conn 
Waterloo  Business  College,  Waterloo,  la. 
Waterman  Hall,  Sycamore,  111. 
Watertown     Business    College,     Watertown, 

S     D 

Watertown  Com'l  College,  Watertown,  S    D 
Watertown  Train    School,  Watertown,  Tenn 
Watervliet  Academy,  Watervliet,  N    Y. 
Watson  Seminary,  Ashley,  Mo 
Watson's  Business  Collegre,  Chicago,   111 
Watson  School,  Berkeley,  Calif. 
Watson  School,  Greenwich,  Conn. 
Watters  Business  College.  Cincinnati,  O 
Watauga  Academy,  Butler,  Tenn 


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Waukon  Business  College  and  Normal  School, 

Waukon,  la. 
Waupaca    Business    College    and    Academy. 

Waupaca,  Wis 

Wausau  Business   College,    Wausau,   Wis 
Wayland  Academy,  Beaver  Dam,  Wis 
Wayman  Institute,   Harrodsburg,   Ky. 
Waynesburg  Business  Cpl ,  Waynesburg,  Pa 
Waynesburg  College,  Waynesburg,  Pa 
Waynesville  Academy,  Waynesville,  111. 
Waynflete  School,  Portland,  Me 
Weatherford  College,  Weatherford,  Tex 
Weaubleau  Christian  College,  Weaubleau,  Mo 
Weaver  College,  Weaverville,  N.  C. 
Webb   Academy,   Grand   Rapids,    Mich. 
Webb  City  College,  Webb  City,  Mo 
Webb   School,  Bellbuckle,   Tenn. 
Webb    Shipbuilding    Academy,    New    York, 

N.    Y. 

Webb's  Academy,  New  York,  N   Y 
Weber   Stake   Academy,    Ogden,   Utah. 
Weeks-Lougee  School,  Boston,  Mass 
Weeping   Water  Academy,    Weeping  Water, 

Neb 

Weantmaug  School,  New  Milford,  Conn. 
Wehle  School,  New  York,  N    Y 
Wemgart  Institute,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Wellesley  College,  Wellesley,  Mass 
Wellesley  Preparatory  School,   Alton,  111. 

Wellesley  School  for  Boys,  Wellesley,  Mass. 

Wellington    School,    Cambridgeport,    Mass. 

Wells  College,  Aurora,  N.  Y. 

Wells  School  for  Girls,  Aurora,  N.  Y 

Welsh  Neck  High  School,  Hartsville,  S    C 

Welsh  Noimal  and  Business  Inst ,  Welsh,  La 

Weltman    Conservatory    of    Music,    Maiden, 
Mass 

Wenonah  Military  Acad ,   Wenonah,  N.  J. 

Wentworth    Institute,    Boston,    Mass 

Wentworth  Military  Acad.,  Lexington,  Mo. 

Wessington    Springs    Seminary,    Wessmgton 
Springs,  S    D 

Wesley  College,  Grand  Forks,  N.  D 

Wesley   College,   Dallas,   Texas 

Wesley  Cohege,   Greenville,   Texas, 

Wesleyan  Academy,   Wilbraham,   Mass 

Wesleyan  Academy,  Chuckey  City,  Tenn. 

Wesleyan  College,  Macon,   Ga 

Wesleyan    Methodist    Seminary,     Houghton, 
N.  Y. 

Wesleyan   University,   Middletown,   Conn. 

West  Central  Academy,  Mount  Clinton,  Va. 

West  Central  Minnesota  School   of  Agricul- 
ture, Morns,  Minn. 

Westchester    Military    Academy,    Peekskill, 

Weetchester  Academy,  White  Plains,  N.  Y. 

West  Chester  Bus   Col ,  West  Chester,  Pa. 

West  Chester  State  Nor ,  West  Chester,  Pa. 

West  End  School,  Bridgeport,   Conn 

West  High  and  Indus    Sch ,  Des  Moines. 

West  Jersey  Academy,  Brighton,  N.  J. 

West  Kentucky  Seminary,  Beaver  Dam,  Ky. 

West  LaFayette  Col ,  West  LaFayette,  O. 
Vest  Liberty  State  Normal  School,  West  Lib- 
erty  W.   Va. 

f/est-Manenthal  Kindergarten  Institute,  St. 
Louis,  Mo 

West  Newton  Academy,  West  Newton,  Pa. 

Weat  Nottingham  Academy,  Colora,  Md. 


West  Philadelphia  Commeicial  School,  Phil- 
adelphia,  Pa 

West  Plains  College,  West  Plains,  Mo 
West  Point  Seminary  and  Normal  Institute, 

West  Point,  Va 

West  Point  Seminary,  West  Point,  Va. 
West  Side  Musical  College,  Cleveland,  O. 
West  Sunbury  Acad ,  West  Sunbury,  Pa, 
West  Tennessee  Nor   Col ,  Hornbeak,  Tenn. 
West  Tennessee  State  Nor ,  Memphis,  Tenn. 
West  Texas  Military  Acad  ,  San  Antonio,  Tex. 
West  Texas  State  Nor,   Canyon  City 
West  Virginia  Bus    Col ,  Clarksburg. 
West    Virginia    Colored    Institute    (colored). 

Institute,  W    Va 
West  Virginia   Schools   for   Deaf  and  Blind, 

Romney,  W    Va 

West  Vuginia  Colored  Inst,  Glenville 
West  Virginia  Umv ,  Morgantown,  W.  Va. 
West  Virginia  Wesleyan  Col,   Buckhannon, 

W    Va 

West's  School  for  Girls,  San  Francisco. 
West's  School  for  Girls,   Savannah,   Ga. 
Westbrook  Com    Acad ,  Clean,   N    Y 
Westbrook    Seminary    and    Female    College, 

Portland,  Me. 

Westbiook  Seminary,  Woodfords,  Me 
Westcott  School,  San  Antonio,  Texas 
Westen  Baptist  College,  Mangum,  Okla 
Westerleigh  Collegiate  Institute,  West  New 

Brighton,   N    Y 

Western  Bible  and  Literary  Col ,  Odessa,  Mo. 
Westein  Branch  State  Nor    Sch.,  Hays,  Kan. 
Western  College,  Toledo,   la 
Western  Col    for  Women,  Oxford,  Ohio. 
Western  Col    and  Indus    Inst,  Macon,  Mo. 
Western  Dental  Col ,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Western  High  School,  Washington,  D.   C. 
Western   Holiness   College   and   Bible   Train- 
ing   School,     Colorado    Springs,     Colo 
Western   Illinois  State   Nor.,   Macomb,   111. 
Western    Iowa   Vocational    College,    Harlan, 

Iowa 

Western  Iowa   Col ,   Council  Bluff,   la. 
Western    Kentucky    State    Normal    School, 

Bowling   Green,    Ky. 
Western  Maryland  Col,  Westminster,  Md. 

Western      Maryland      Preparatory      School, 
Westminster,    Md. 

Western  Methodist  College,  Artesla,  N.  M. 

Western  Military  Academy,  Alton,  111. 

Western   Musical   Conser,    Emporia,    Kan. 

Western  New  York  Institution  for  the  Deaf 
and  Dumb,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Western  Noimal  Col,   Shenandoah,  la. 

Western  Normal  Sch ,   Stockton,   Calif. 

Western  Normal  Sch.,  Gorham,  Me 

Western  Pennsylvania  Classical  and  Scienti- 
fic Institute,  Mount  Pleasant,  Pa. 

Western  Reserve  Sem.,  West  Farmington,  O. 

Western  Reserve  University,  Cleveland,  O. 

Western  School  of  Elocution,  Wichita,  Kan. 

Western  State  Nor.  Sch,  Kalamazoo,  Mich. 

Western  Theological  Sem,  Atchison.  Kan. 

Western  Theological   Sem..  Chicago,   111. 

Western  Theological  Sem,  Holland,  Mich. 

Western  Theological  Sem.,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

Western  Union  College,  Lemars,  la. 

Western  University,  Quindaro,  Kan. 

Westerly  Business  College,  Westerly,  R.  I. 

Westfield  College.  Westfleld.  111. 


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Wostford  Academy,  Westford,  Mass 
Westlake  Militan     Vcadem\     Los  Angeles 
Webtlake  fach    tor  Guis>,  L.US  Angeles,  Calif. 
Westminster  College,   Fulton.   Mo 
Westminster  College,  New  Wilmington,  Pa- 
Westminster  College,   Westminster,   Tex. 
Westminster    College,    Salt    Lake,    Utah. 
Westminster  Institute,   Westminster,  Tex. 
Westminster  Presbvt    Soh     "Richmond,  Va 
Westminster  School,   Simsbury,   Colo. 
Westminster    School,    Richmond,    Va. 
Westminster    Theological     Seminary,    West- 
minster,  Ind 

Westminster  University,   Denver,    Colo 
Westminster  University,  College  of  Medicine, 

Denver,   Colo. 

Weston    Sch     for   Girls    Roxburv,    Mass. 
Wcstover    School,    Middlebury,    Conn. 
Westtown    Boarding    School,    Westtown,    Pa. 
Wf*«»ttnwn    "Boarding1   ^oh      W^sttnwn,    Pa. 
Wever-Media  Academy,  Media,  111 
Whmton  Oollppre,  Wheaton,  111. 
Wheaton  College,   Norton,   Mass 
Wheaton    Female    Sem ,    Noi  tun.    Mass 
Wheeler  Business  Col.,  Birmingham,  Ala. 
Wheeler  Business   Col ,   Houston,   Tex 
Wheeler  Business    Col ,   New   Orleans,   La. 
Whoelor  School    North  Pt<vnmgton,  Conn. 
Wheeler's    School,    Providence,    R.    I. 
Wheeling  Business  Col ,  Wheeling,  W   Va. 
Wheelock     Kindergarten     Training     School, 

Boston,   Mass 

Whipple   Academy,   Jacksonville,    111. 
Whttcomb's  Sch    for  Girls,   Biooklyn,,  N.  Y. 
White  Oak  Academy,   White  Oak,   N    C. 
White   Grove   Academy,   Gath,    N    C. 
White's  Business   Col.,   Yankton.    S.   D 
Whitchead  Academy,  Whitehead,  N    C 
Whiteman's  Telegraph  Sch     Chatham    N    Y 
Whitman  College,  Walla  Walla,  Wash, 
White's    School,    Austin,    Tenn 
Whlteworth  Female  Col,  Brookhaven,  Miss 
Whitsett  Institute,  Whitsett,  N    C 
Whittaker  School,  Raleigh,  N.  C 
Whlttier  College,   Salem,   la 
Whittier  College,   Whittier,   Calif 
Whittier  Hom<>   Rch     Mfrrimoo    Mass 
Whitworth  College,  Spokane,  Wash 
Why  Not   Academy  and  Business  Institute, 

Why  Not,  N    C. 

Wichita  Business  College,  Wichita,  Kan 
Wichita  College   of  Music,   Wichita,   Kan 
Wichita  Commercial  Col.,  Wichita,  Kan. 
Wichita  Telegraph  Col ,  Wichita,  Kan. 
Wickham's  School,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
WHbraham  Academy,  Wllbraham,  Mass 
Wilberforce  University,  Wilberforce,  O.    ' 
Wilbur   Home   and   School   for    the   Feeble- 
Minded,   Kalamazoo,  Mich. 
Wilcox  School,  Passaic,  N.  J. 
Wlldmere  Camp,  Manchester,  N.  H. 
Wiley    University,    Marshall,    Tex. 
Wilford  Home  School,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Wilkes-Barre  Bus    Col,  Wilkes-Barre,  Pa. 
Wilkcs-Barre   Institute,  WUkeP-'Parro    Pa. 
Will  Mayfield  College,  Marble  Hill,  Mo. 
Willamette  Unlverstly   B«l«»Tn    Ore. 
WIDey  School,   New  York,  N.  T. 
William  and  Vashtl  Col.,  Aledo,  111. 
William  Jewell  College,  Liberty,  Mo. 
William  M    Rice  Institute,   Houston,  Tex. 


William-Penn  Chart.  Sch.   Philadelphia,  Pa. 
William    R     Moore    College    of    Technology, 

Memphis,   Tenn. 

William   Smith   College,   Geneva,   N    Y. 
William   Woods   College,   Fulton,   Mo 
Williams   Business   Col ,   Milwaukee,   Wis. 
Williams  Business   College,    Oshkosh,   Wis. 
William's  Business  Col ,  Pomona,  Calif 
Williams  Business    College.   Marshfield,   Wis. 
Williams  Business  College,   Milwaukee,  Wis 
Williams   Business   College,   Waukesha,   Win 
Williams    Business     College,     Beaver    Dam, 

Wis 

Williams  Business  College,  Oconto,  Wis. 
Williams    College,    Williamstown,    Mass 
Williams  Industrial    Inst ,  Little  Rock,  Ark. 
Williams  Memorial  Inst ,  New  London,  Conn. 
Wilhamsburg  Academy,  Williamsburg,  Ky. 
Williamson  Free  School  of  Mechanical  Arts, 

Williamson  School,  Pa 

Williamsport   Com    Col ,  Williamsport,   Pa, 
Williamsport  Dickinson   Sem,   Williamsport, 

Pa 

Williamston,  Female  Col,  Wilhamston,  S    C. 
Willimantic  Bus    Col ,   Willimantic,  Conn. 
Williss  Bus    University,   Springfield,  O 
Wilson  Collegiate  Institute,  Wilson,  N    C. 
Wilson's      Business      College,      Bellmgham, 

Wash 

Wilhston  Seminary,  Bast  Bridgewater,  Mass 
Williston  Seminaiy,   Easthampton,   Mass. 
Willmar  Seminary,  Willmar,  Minn 
Willow   Dell   Academy,   Elizaville,    Ky. 
Wilmerdmg   School   of   Industrial  Arts,    San 

Fi  ancisco,   Calif 

Wilmington  Bus    Col ,  Wilmington,  Del. 
Wilmington  College,  Wilmington,  O 
Wilmington   Confeience   Acad,    Wilmington, 

Del 
Wilmington     Conference     Academy,     Dover, 

Del 

Wilmington  Friend's  Sch  ,  Wilmington,  Del 
Wilmot  Bus    Col ,   Milwaukee,   Wis 
Wilson  and  Lyon  Sch ,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Wilson   College,   Chambersburg,  Pa 
Wilson  Military  Academy,  Momstown,  N.  J 
Wilson    Sch     for   Boys,    Fishkill,    N.    Y 
Wilson's  Modern  Bus.  Col ,  Seattle,  Wash. 
Wilton   Academy,  Wilton,   Me. 
Winchester  Boarding   and   Day   School,    At- 
lantic City,  N    J. 
Winchester  School,  Pittsburg,   Pa 
Windom  Institute,  Montevideo,  Minn. 
Windsor  Academy,  Windsor,  N.  C 
Winfield  Bus    and  Academic  Col.,  Winfleld, 

Kan 

Wingate   School,    Wingate,   N    C. 
Winn's  Sch    for  Boys,   Biltmore,  N.  C. 
Winona   Business   College,    WInona,   Minn. 
Wlnona  College,   Winona  Lake,  Ind 
Winona  Seminary,  Winona,  Minn. 
Winona  Summer  Sch  ,  Winona  Lake,  Ind,. 
Winona  Technical   Inst,   Indianapolis,   Ind. 
Winter   Hill   Bus     Col ,   Boston,   Mass. 
Wintervllle  High  Sch,  Winterville,  N    C 
Winthrop    Normal    and    Industrial    College, 

Hock  Hill,   S.   C.' 
Winthrop  School,  Philadelphia,  Fa. 
Wiscasset  Academy,  Wiscasset,  Me. 
Wisconsin  Academy,  Madison,  Wis. 


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Wisconsin   College   of   Dentistry,    Milwaukee, 
Wis 

"Wisconsin    Conservatory    of   Music,    Milwau- 
kee, Wis 

Wisconsin  Business  Col  ,  Mam  tow  oc.  Wis 
Wisconsin  Business  College,  Rlacme,  Wis 
Wisconsin  Business  College,  Sheboygan,  Wis 
Wisconsin  Business  Col  ,  "Water-town,  Wis 

Wisconsin    Business    University,    La    Crosse, 
Wis 

Wisconsin  School   of  Mines,  Platteville,  Wis 
Wisconsin  School  of  Music,  Madison,  Wis 
Wisconsin  State   Normal    School,    La  Crosse, 
Wis 

Wit  Academy,  Wit,  N   C 
Wirtland  Seminary,  Oak  Grove,  Va 
Wittenburg  College,  Springfield,  O 
Wofford  Fitting  Sch  ,  Spartanburg,  S    C 
Wofford  Col  ,   Spartanburgr,  S    C 
Wolcott's  Sch    for  Girls,  Denver,  Colo 
Wolf's  Business  Col  ,  Hagerstown,  Md 
Wolsh  Neck  High  Sch  ,  Hartsville,  S    C 
Woman's  College,  Richmond,  Va 
Woman's   College   of  Alabama,   Montgomery, 

Ala 

Woman's  College  of  Delaware,  Newark,  Dal 
Woman's   Medical    College    of   Pennsylvania, 

Philadelphia,  Pa 

Woman's  Training  Sch  ,   St    Louis,  Mo 
Wood's  Business  School,  New  York,  N    Y 
Wood's  Brooklyn  Business  School,  Biookljn 
Wood's  College,  Newark,  N   J 
Wood's  Com    Sch  ,  West  Washington,  D   C 
Wood  s  New  York  Sch  ,   New  Yoi  k,   N    Y 
Wood's  School     for     Exceptional     Children, 

Duncannon,  Pa 

Woodberry  School  for  Girls,  Atlanta,  Ga 
Woodbine  Normal   School,   Woodbine,    la 
Woodbury  Academy,    Woodbury,    Tenn 
Woodbury  Forest  School,   Orange,  Va 
Woodbury  School  for  Girls,  Beverly,  Mass 
Woodchff  School,   South   Orange    N    J 
Woodcock  Academy,    North   Yakima    Wstsh 
Woodstock   College,   Woodstock,   Md 
Woodland  Academy,  Saulsbury,  Tenn 
Woodland  High  School,  Woodland,  N    C 
Woodland  School,  Phoenicia,  N    Y 
Woodlawn  Female   Institute,    O'  Fallen,   Mo 
Woodlawn  Normal   Institute,   Woodland,   Va 
Woodlawn  Sem    and  Musical  In&t,  Gordons- 

ville,  Va 

Woodson  Institute,   Richmond,  Mo 
Woodstock  Academy,  Woodstock,  Conn 
Woodville  Luthern  Nor   Sch  ,  Woodville   O 
Woodward  High  School,  Cincinnati,  O  ' 
Woodward  Inst   for  Girls,  Quincy,  Mass 
Woodworth's  Shorthand    Col  ,    Denvei     Colo 
Woonsocket  Com    Seh  ,  Woonsocket,   R    I 
Worcester  Academy,   Worcester    Mass 
"  Art    Museum    School,    Woicester, 


Worcester  Bus     Institute,    Worcester     Mass 
Worcester  Dom    Sci    Sch  ,   Worcester,   Mass 


Worcester  Polytechnic  Inst  ,  Worcester,  Mass 
Worrall  Hall  Military  Acad  ,  Peekskill,  NY 


Woithen   College,   Wrightsville,   Ga 
Wreak's  School,   New  York,  N    Y 
Wrens  Institute,  Wiens,  Ga 
Wright's  Col    and  High  Sch  ,  St    Louis,  Mo 
Wright  Oral  Sch    for  the  Deaf,  New  York 
Wright's  Military  Academy,  Mobile,  Ala 
Wright's  School,  Bryn   Mawr,   Pa 
Wjatt  School,    Hot   Springs,  Ark 
Wyckoff  Phonographic  Inst ,  Ithaca,  N    Y 
Wykeham    Rise    School,    Washington,    Conn 
Wyman   Sch    of  the  Woods,  Munsing,    Mich 
Wyoming  Seminary,  Kingston,  Pa 
Wynnton  College,  Columbus,  Ga 
Wyoming  State  Nor  Sch  ,  Laraxnie,  "Wyo 


Xema  Theological  Sem  ,  Xenia,   O 


Yadkm  Col    Institute,  Yadkin,  College,  N    C 
Yadkin  Valley    Institute,    Booneville,    N     C 
Yadkmville  High    Sch  ,    Yadkinville,    N     C 
Yale  Bus    Col  New  Haven,  Conn 
Yale  School,   Los  Angeles,    Calif 
Yale  School,   Youngvstown,    Ohio 
Yale  University,  New  Haven,   Conn 
Yancey   Collegiate   Inst ,  Burnsville,   N    C 
Yankton      Business      and      Normal      School, 

Yankton,   S    D 

Yankton  College,  Yankton,  S    D 
Yeates   School,    Lancaster,    Pa 
Yeiington  College,   St    Louis,  Mich 
Yerkes'    Private   School,   Paris,    Ky 
Yocum's    Coshocton    Sch     of    Bus ,    Coshoc- 

ton,   O 

Yocum's   Findlav   Sch     of   Bus ,   Findlav,    O 
Yocum's  New  Philadelphia  and  Dover  Busi- 
ness College,  New  Philadelphia,   O 
Yocum's  Wooster  Business  Co  ,  Wooster,  O 
York  Business    College,    York,    Neb 
York  College,    York,    Neb, 
York  Collegiate   Institute,    York,    Pa 
York  County   Academy,    York,    Pa 
York  School   of   Bus ,   York,   Pa 
Young's  Col    of  Shorthand,  Knoxvillo,  Tenn 
Young's  Female  College,   Thoma&ville,   Ga 
Young's  Sch   of  Stenography,  Biooklyn,  N   Y 
Young  Harris   College,   Young   Harris,    Ga    " 


Zanei  lan  Art  Co ,  Columbus,  O 

Zanesville  Com    Sch ,   Zanesville,   O 

Z2YSrlrk    J?stltute    of    Noimal    Smsins,    New 

Zeiner's  Con    of  Music,  Brooklyn,  N    Y 

Zellman  Con    of  Music,  New  York    N    T" 

Zeth  School,  Altoona,  Pa 

Zion  Educational  Inst  f  Zlon  City,  111. 

Zionville  Academy,  ZionviIIe,  N   C 

Zolhcofter  Institute,  Bluff  City,   Tenn 

Zymotechmc  Institute,  Chicago    111 


EDUCATIONAL    ASSOCIATIONS 
AND    SOCIETIES 

AMERICAN  ASSOCIATION  FOR  THE  ADVANCEMENT  OF  AGRICULTURAL  TEACHING  Presi- 
dent, A  V  Storm,  State  Agricultural  College,  St.  Paul,  Minn  ;  Secretary, 
H.  Lane,  Department  of  Agriculture,  Washington,  D  G 

AMERICAN  ASSOCIATION  FOR  THE  ADVANCEMENT  OF  SCIENCE,  SECTION  L-  Vice-Presi- 
dent, Elwood  P.  Cubberley;  Secretary,  S  A  Couitis,  82  Elliot  St ,  Detroit,  Mich. 
New  York  City,  December  26-30,  1916 

AMERICAN  ASSOCIATION  OF  COLLEGE  BEGISTRARS  President,  Walter  Humphreys, 
Mass  Institute  o±  Technology,  Boston,  Secretary,  Ezra  L.  -Grillis,  University  of 
Kentucky,  Lexington,  Ky  New  York  City,  April  18-20,  1916. 

AMERICAN  ASSOCIATION  OF  FARMERS  '  INSTITUTE  WORKERS  President,  T.  B.  Parker, 
Raleigh,  N  C  ;  Secretary,  L.  B.  Taft,  East  Lansing,  Mich  Berkeley,  Cal 

AMERICAN  ASSOCIATION  OF  UNIVERSITY  PROFESSORS:  Secretary,  Arthur  O  Lovejoy, 
Johns  Hopkins  University,  Baltimore,  Md. 

AMERICAN  ASSOCIATION  TO  PROMOTE  THE  TEACHING  OF  SPEECH  TO  THE  DEAF*  Presi- 
dent, Edmund  Lyon,  1441  Ea-s-t  Ave  ,  Boehester,  N.  Y. ;  Secretary,  Z.  F.  Wester- 
velt,  1545  St  Paul  St.,  Boehester,  N  Y. 

AMERICAN  BAR  ASSOCIATION,  SECTION  OF  LEGAL  EDUCATION.  President,  Charles  E. 
Shepard,  612  New  York  Bldg.,  Seattle,  Wash  ;  Secretary,  Charles  M.  Hepburn, 
Indiana  University  Law  School,  Bloomington,  Ind 

AMERICAN  ASSOCIATION  OF  TEACHERS  OF  JOURNALISM:  President,  James  M  Lee, 
New  York  University,  New  York;  Secretary,  Carl  H.  Getz,  Ohio  State  University, 
Columbus,  O.  Baton  Rouge,  La,  December,  1916. 

AMERICAN  FEDERATION  OF  ARTS*  President,  Bobert  W.  de  Forest,  New  York  City; 
Secretary,  Leila  Meehhn,  1741  New  York  Ave.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

AMERICAN  FEDERATION  OF  THE  TEACHERS  OF  THE  MATHEMATICAL  AND  NATURAL 
SCIENCES:  President,  C  Biborg  Mann,  576  Fifth  Ave.,  New  York  City;  Sec- 
retary, W.  A.  Hedrick,  MeKinley  High  School,  Washington,  D.  C. 

AMERICAN  HOME  ECONOMICS  ASSOCIATION:  President,  Martha  "Van  Bensselaer, 
Cornell  University,  Ithaca,  N.  Y.;  Secretary,  Anna  Barrows,  Teachers'  College, 
New  York  Oity.  Oakland,  Cal,  August  £3 *-Z5,  1916 


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AMERICAN  INSTITUTE  OP  DENTAL  TEACHEES  President,  Dr.  H  M.  Seznans,  710  3ST. 
Park  St.,  Columbus,  O.;  Secretary,  Dr.  John  F.  Biddle,  517  Arch  St ,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.  Minneapolis,  Jan.  25-27,  1916 

AMERICAN  INSTRUCTORS  OP  THE  DEAF.  President,  Edward  M.  Gallaudet,  Hartford, 
Conn.  5  Secretary,  Frank  M  Driggs,  Ogden,  Utah  Hartford,  July,  1917. 

AMERICAN  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION-  President,  Mary  W  Plummer,  New  Yoik  Public 
Library,  New  York  City;  Secretary,  George  B.  Utley,  78  E.  Washington  st., 
Chicago. 

AMERICAN  MEDICAL  ASSOCIATION,  COUNCIL  ON  MEDICAL  EDUCATION-  Chairman, 
Arthur  D.  Bevan,  M.  D.,  Chicago,  111.;  Secretary,  N.  P.  ColweU,  535  Dearborn 
St.,  Chicago,  111  Chicago,  Febtuary  7-8,  1916. 

AMERICAN  NATURE-STUDY  SOCIETY.  President,  Liberty  H.  Bailey,  Ithaca,  N  Y  ; 
Secretary,  Elliott  B.  Downing,  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago,  HI.  New  York 
City,  December  30-31,  1916 

AMERICAN  OPEN-AIR  SCHOOL  ASSOCIATION:  President,  Allen  G-  Eice,  Springfield, 
Mass.;  Secretary,  Walter  W.  Roach,  2905  Columbia  Ave,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

AMERICAN  PHYSICAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  :  President,  E  H  Arnold,  New  Haven, 
Conn  ;  Secretary,  James  H  MeCurdy,  International  Y  M  C  A  Training  School, 
Springfield,  Mass.  Pittsburg,  Pa,  March,  1917. 

AMERICAN  SCHOOL  HYGIENE  ASSOCIATION:  President,  L  N  Hmes,  Crawfordsville, 
Ind  5  Secretary,  William  A  Howe,  State  Education  Building,  Albany,  N  Y. 

AMERICAN  SCHOOL  PEACE  LEAGUE:  President,  Randall  J".  Condon,  Cincinnati,  O.; 
Secretary,  Mrs  Fannie  Fern  Andrews,  405  Marlborough  St.,  Boston,  Mass , 
with  National  Education  Association. 

AMERICAN  SOCIETY  K>R  EXTENSION  OP  UNIVERSITY  TEACHING:  President,  Henry  L. 
Jayne,  505  Chestnut  St.,  Philadelphia,  Secretary,  William  K.  Huff,  730  Wither- 
spoon  Building,  Philadelphia.  Philadelphia,  November  1  to  May  1. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  AMERICAN  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGES  AND  EXPERIMENT  STATIONS: 
President,  E  A.  Bryan,  State  College  Pullman,  Wash;  Secretary,  J.  L.  Hills, 
Burlington,  Vt 

ASSOCIATION  OF  AMERICAN  LAW  SCHOOLS  .  Piesident,  Walter  W  Cook,  Yale  Univer- 
sity Law  School,  New  Haven,  Conn  ;  Secretary,  Eugene  A  Gilmore,  University 
of  Wisconsin,  Madison,  Wis.  Chicago,  December  28-30,  1916 

ASSOCIATION  OP  AMERICAN  LIBRARY  SCHOOLS      President,  June  (R.  Donnelley,  Sim- 
mons College,  Boston,  Mass.;  Secretary,  Florence  R    Curtis,  University  of  Illi- 
nois, Urbana,  111     Chicago,  December,  1916 
* 

ASSOCIATION  OP  AMERICAN  MEDICAL  COLLEGES.  President,  Charles  P.  Bardeen,  M. 
D.,  Madison,  Wis.;  Secretary,  Fred  C.  Zapffe.  M.  D .  3431  Lexington  St.,  Chicago, 
HI.  Chicago,  111,  Felruary,  1917. 

ASSOCIATION  OP  AMERICAN  UNIVERSITIES:  President,  Eepresentative  of  University 
of  Minnesota,  Minneapolis;  Secretary,  Representative  of  University  of  Pennsyl- 
vania, Philadelphia,  Pa. 


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EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATIONS 


ASSOCIATION  OF  ADMINISTRATIVE  OFFICERS  OF  THE  NEW  ENGLAND  COLLEGES:  Presi- 
dent, Dean  F  G  Wicii,  Tufts  College,  M-ass  Tufts  College,  May,  1916. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  BUSINESS  OFFICERS  OF  STATE  UNIVERSITIES  AND  COLLEGES  OF  THE 
MIDDLE  WEST;  President,  Carl  E  Steeb,  Ohio  State  University,  Columbus,  O.; 
Se-cretaiy,  E  E  Brown,  University  of  Missouri,  Columbia,  Mo.  University  of 
Illinois,  May,  1916 

ASSOCIATION  OP  COLLEGES  AND  PREPARATORY  SCHOOLS  OF  THE  MIDDLE  STATES  ANE 
MARYLAND  President,  Katharine  Puncheon,  High  School  for  Girls,  Philadel- 
phia, Pa  ,  Secietary,  Geoige  W.  McClelland,  University  of  Pennsylvania,  Phila- 
delphia, Pa  Baltimore,  December  1-2,  1916. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  COLLEGES  AND  SECONDARY  SCHOOLS  OF  THE  SOUTHERN  STATES  Presi- 
dent, William  A  Webb,  Lynchburg,  Va  ;  Secretary,  Walter  Hullihan,  Sewanee, 
Tenn  New  Orleans,  November,  1917. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  COLLEGIATE  ALUMNAE  President,  Caroline  L  Humphrey,  23  Maple 
Ave ,  Camibridge,  Mass  ,  Secretary,  Mrs  Gertrude  S  Martin,  9-34  Stewart  Ave., 
Ithaca,  N  Y  Washington,  2).  C ,  April  9-14,  1917. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  DEANS  OF  WOMEN  OF  THE  SOUTHERN  COLLEGES  AND  UNIVERSITIES- 
President,  Irene  T.  Myers,  Transylvania  University,  Lexington,  Ky.;  Secretary, 
Anna  J.  Hamilton,  State  University,  Lexington,  Ky.  Meets  with  Southern 
Education  Association. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  HISTORY  TEACHERS  OF  THE  MIDDLE  STATES  AND  MARYLAND:  Presi- 
dent, John  M  Vincent,  Johns  Hopkins  University,  Baltimore,  Secretary,  Living- 
ston E  Sehuyler,  College  of  the  City  of  New  York,  New  York  City 

ASSOCIATION  OF  MATHEMATICAL  TEACHERS  IN  NEW  ENGLAND:  President,  Julien  L. 
Coolidge,  Harvard  University,  Cambridge,  Mass  ;  Secretary,  H.  D.  Gaylord,  104 
Hemenway  St.,  Boston.  Boston,  December  9,  1916. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  METHODIST  COLLEGE  PRESIDENTS:  President,  Eev.  Samuel  Dickie, 
Albion,  Mich  ;  Secretary,  Eev  C.  GL  Doney,  Salem,  Ore. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  SOUTHERN  STATE  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  PUBLIC  INSTRUCTION:  Presi- 
dent, J.  Y  Joiner,  Ealeigh,  N.  C  Jackson,  Miss ,  November,  1915. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  SOUTHERN  STATES  EURAL  SCHOOL  SXTPERVTSORS  .  President,  J.  H. 
Binf ord,  Eichraond,  Va  ;  Secretary,  T.  J.  Coates,  Frankfort,  Ky.  Palm  Beach, 
Fla,  April,  1916 

ASSOCIATION  OF  TEACHERS  OF  MATHEMATICS  IN  THE  MIDDLE  STATES  AND  MARYLAND: 
President,  Eugene  E.  Smith,  The  Park  School,  Baltimore,  Md  ;  Secretary,  F. 
Eugene  Seymour,  Trenton,  N.  J. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  URBAN  UNIVERSITIES  President,  Sidney  E.  Mezes,  College  of  the 
City  of  New  York,  TSTew  York  City;  Secretary,  Frederick  B.  Eobmson,  College 
of  the  City  of  New  York,  New  York  City. 

CATHOLIC  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION:  President,  Thomas  J.  Shahan,  Catholic  Uni- 
versity, Washington,  D.  0.;  Secretary,  F.  W.  Howard,  1651  E.  Main  St.,  Colum- 
bus, Ohio.  Baltwnore,  June  26-29,  1916. 


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CENTRAL  ASSOCIATION  OP  SCIENCE  AND  MATHEMATICS  TEACHERS-  President,  C.  E. 
Spieer,  Joliet,  EL;  Secretary,  A.  W.  Cavanaugh,  Lewis  Institute,  Chicago,  111. 
Chicago,  December  1-2,  1916 

CLASSICAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE  ATLANTIC  STATES:  President,  Walter  Dennison, 
Swarthmore  College,  Swathmore,  Pa  ;  Secretary,  Charles  Knapp,  Columbia  Uni- 
versity, N.  Y.  April  or  May,  1916. 

CLASSICAL  ASSOCIATION  OP  THE  MIDDLE  WEST  AND  SOUTH  :  President,  H  J  Barton, 
University  of  Illinois,  Champaign,  111  ;  Secretary,  Louis  E  Lord,  Oberhn,  0. 
Chicago,  April,  1916 

CLASSICAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE  PACIFIC  NORTHWEST-  President,  Kelly  Bees,  Eeed 
College  Portland,  Ore  ,  Secretary,  Miss  Juhann  A.  Roller,  1145  Ivon  St ,  Portland, 
Ore.  Portland,  Ore ,  December  27-28,  1916. 

COLLEGE  ENTRANCE  EXAMINATION  BOARD-  Chairman,  Dean  Byron  S  Hurlbut, 
Harvard  University,  Cambridge,  Mass. ;  Secretary,  Dr.  Thomas  S.  Fiske,  Columbia 
University,  New  York  City.  New  York  City,  November  4,  1916 

COMMISSION  ON  ACCREDITED  SCHOOLS  OF  THE  SOUTHERN  STATES-  President,  Joseph 
S.  Stewart,  Athens,  Ga.;  Secretary,  N.  W.  Walker,  Chapel  Hill,  N.  C.  Durham, 
N.  C  f  November  15-18,  1016. 

CONFERENCE  FOR  EDUCATION  IN  THE  SOUTH:  President,  Supt  W  H  Smith,  Jackson, 
Miss. ;  Executive  Secretary,  A  P.  Bourland,  Southern  Building,  Washington,  D  C. 
New  Oi  leans,  April,  1916 

CONFERENCE  OF  CHURCH  WORKERS  IN  STATE  UNIVERSITIES  President,  Rev  Thomas 
White,  Bloomington,  Ind.;  Secretary,  N  C.  Fetter,  Jr.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich  Colum- 
bus, 0 ,  January,  1916. 

DENTAL  FACULTIES  ASSOCIATION  OF  AMERICAN  UNIVERSITIES  President,  Dr  N".  S. 
Hoff,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.;  Secretary,  Edward  C  Kirk,  University  of  Pennsylvania, 
Philadelphia. 

EASTERN  ART  AND  MANUAL  TRAINING  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION:  President,  Millard 
B  King,  State  Dept  of  Public  Instruction,  Harrisburg,  P,a  ;  Secretary,  Fred  P. 
Beagle,  Montclair,  N.  J 

EASTERN  COMMERCIAL  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION:  President,  W  E.  Bartholomew, 
State  Education  Dept ,  Albany,  ET  Y  ;  Secretary,  D.  A.  MeMillen,  Central  High 
School,  Newark,  N.  J.  New  York  City,  April  20-22,  1916 

EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE  METHODIST  EPISCOPAL  €HURCH-  President,  A. 
W.  Harris,  150  Fifth  Ave,  New  York  City,  Secretary,  Robert  J  Trevorrow, 
Oarmel,  N.  Y. 

INLAND  EMPIRE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION:  President,  H.  A.  Davee,  Helena,  Mont.; 
Secretary,  J.  A.  Burke,  5-23  Liberty  Ave,  Spokane,  Wash  Spokane,  Wash, 
Apru,  1916 

INTERNATIONAL  KINDERGARTEN  UNION:  President,  Mrs  Mary  Boomer  Page,  54  Scott 
St.,  Chicago,  111.;  Secretary,  May  Murray,  Editor  Kindergarten  Review,  Spring- 
field, Mass.  With  National  Education  Association. 

LAKE  MOHONK  CONFERENCE  OF  FRIENDS  OF  THE  INDIAN  AND  OTHER  DEPENDENT 
PEOPLES:  Secretary,  H.  C.  Phillips,  Lake  Mohonk,  N.  Y.  Late  Mohonh,  N.  Y., 


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LAND  GRANT  COLLEGE  ENGINEERING  ASSOCIATION  President,  H  W  Tyler,  Massa- 
chusetts Institute  of  Technology,  Boston,  Mass  ,  Secretary,  G  W.  Bissell,  East 
Lansing,  Mich 

LEAGUE  OF  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATIONS:  President,  Fiances  E  Harden,  1543  Sherwin 
Ave  ,  Chicago,  111  ;  Secretaiy,  Julia  Walsh,  LaiSalle,  111.  With  National  Edu- 
cation Association 

MISSISSIPPI  VALLEY  HISTORICAL  ASSOCIATION,  TEACHERS'  SECTION  Chairman,  Bun 
bar  Rowland,  Jackson,  Miss  ,  Secretary,  Clarence  L  Paine,  Lincoln,  Neb. 
Cincinnati,  December,  1916 


MISSOURI  VAiiLElY  COMMERCIAL  TEACHERS  9  ASSOCIATION  President,  Eva  J  Sullivan, 
Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Secretary,  Wera  G  Nathan,  Central  High  School,  Kansas 
City,  Mo.  Kansas  City,  Mo  ,  December  1,  1916 

MODERN  LANGUAGE  ASSOCIATION  OF  AMERICA:  President,  Jefferson  B  Fletcher,  Co- 
lumbia University,  New  York  City  ,  Secretary,  William  Gruild  Howard,  Cambridge, 
Mass  Cleveland,  O.,  December  28-30,  1915 

MONTESSORI  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION:  President,  Mrs.  Alexander  Graham  Bell, 
Washington,  D  C  ;  Secretary,  Wm  Knowles  Cooper,  Y.  M.  C.  A  ,  Washington, 
I)  C 

Music  SUPERVISORS'  NATIONAL  CONFERENCE  •  President,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Casterton, 
Dept  Public  Instruction,  Eoehester,  N.  Y  ;  Secretary,  May  E.  Kimberly,  2610 
W.  41st  St  ,  Minneapolis,  Minn 

Music  TEACHERS'  NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  President,  J  Lawrence  Erb,  Urbana, 
111.,  Secretary,  Charles  N  Boyd,  6025  Jenkins  Arcade,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  New 
York  City,  December  27-29,  1916. 

NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  FOR  THE  STUDY  AND  EDUCATION  OF  EXCEPTIONAL  CHILDREN 
President,  Ira  S    Wile,  M    D  ,  230  W    97th  St,  New  York  City,   Secretary, 
Waldemar  H   Groszmann,  Plainfiekl,  N.  J. 

NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  ACADEMIC  TEACHERS  OF  PUBLIC  SPEAKING:  President, 
J.  M  O'Neill,  University  of  Wisconsin,  Madison,  Wis.;  Vice-President,  J  A 
Win-ans,  Cornell  University,  Ithaca,  N.  Y. 

NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  AUDUBON  SOCIETIES:  President,  William  Butcher,  Plain- 
field,  N.  J  ;  Secretary,  T  Gilbert  Pearson,  1974  Broadway,  New  York. 

NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  CORPORATION  SCHOOLS  President,  Charles  P.  Steinmetz, 
Schenectady,  N.  Y  ;  Secretary,  Lee  Galloway,  New  York  University,  New  York 
City. 

NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  DENTAL  FACULTIES  President,  William  Crenshaw,  D.  D 
S,  Atlanta,  Oa.j  Secretary,  Charles  C  Allen,  D.  D.  S  ,  Kansas  City  Dental 
College,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  SCHOOL  ACCOUNTING  OFFICERS-  President,  Gharles  P 
Mason,  Board  of  Education,  St.  Louis,  Mo  ,-  Secretary,  William  T.  Keough, 
Business  Agent,  School  Committee,  Boston,  Mass.  Probably  May,  1916. 

NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  STATE  UNIVERSITIES  IN  THE  UNITED  STATES  OF  AMERICA: 
President,  Guy  P  Benton,  University  of  Vermont,  Burlington,  Vt  ;  Secretary,  P 
L.  McVey,  University,  N.  D. 

NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  TEACHERS'  AGENCIES  President,  C.  J  Albert,  623  S 
Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago,  Til.;  Secretary,  Charles  W  Mulford,  353  Fifth  Ave, 
New  York  City.  With  Department  of  Supenntendeivce,  N  E.  A 


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NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  TEACHERS  IN  COLORED  SCHOOLS  President,  W  H  Sin- 
gleton, Chattanooga,  Tenn  ,  Secretary,  S  X.  Floyd,  Augusta,  Ga  New  Orleans, 
July,  1917. 

NATIONAL  CHILD  LABOR  COMMITTEE  Chaiiman,  Felix  Adler,  33  Central  Park  West, 
New  York;  8eeietary,  Owen  R  Lovejoy,  105  E  22nd  Street,  New  York 

NATIONAL  COLLEGIATE  ATHLETIC  ASSOCIATION:  President,  L  B  R.  Briggs,  Harvard 
University,  Cambridge,  Mass  ;  Secretary,  F  W  Nicholson,  Middletown,  Conn. 
New  York  City,  Chnstmas  WeeL,  1916. 

NATIONAL  COMMERCIAL  TEACHERS'  FEDERATION      President,  J  F  Fish,  1632  Milwau- 
kee   Ave,    Chicago;    Secretary,    Ed^in    E     Jones,    301    Security    Bldg,    Chicago. 
Chicago,  December  27-30,  1916 

NATIONAL  CONFERENCE  COMMITTEE  ON  STANDARDS  OP  COLLEGES  AND  SECONDARY 
SCHOOLS:  Piesident,  Frederick  C  Feriy,  Williams  College,  Williamstown,  Mass  ; 
Secretary,  Frank  W.  Nicholson,  Middletown,  Conn.  New  Yoilc  City,  Febniaty, 
1916. 

NATIONAL  CONFERENCE  ON  THE  EDUCATION  OF  BACKWARD,  TRUANT,  DELINQUENT  AND 
DEPENDENT  CHILDREN-  President,  F  J  Sessions,  Davenport,  Iowa,  Secretaiy, 
W  L  Kuser,  EJdora,  Iowa  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

NATIONAL  CONGRESS  OF  MOTHERS  AND  PARENT  TEACHER  ASSOCIATIONS:  President, 
Mrs.  Frederic  Schoff,  Philadelphia,  Pa.;  Secretary,  Mrs.  Arthur  A  Birney,  806 
Loan  &  Trust  Bldg,  Washington,  D.  C 

NATIONAL  COUNCIL.  OF  TEACHFRS  OF  ENGLISH.  Piesident,  Edwin  .M  Hopkins,  Uni- 
versity of  Kansas,  Lawrence,  Kan  ;  Secretaiy,  James  F  Hosie,  Chicago  Normal 
College,  Chicago  New  YoiJc  City,  Nov  3Q-Dec  2,  1916. 

NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION-  President,  Robert  J  Aley,  Oiono,  Me,  Sec- 
retary, Durand  W.  (Springer,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich 

NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION,  DEPARTMENT  OF  SUPERINTENDENCE  President, 
John  D  Shoop,  Superintendent  of  Sohools,  Chicago,  111. ,  Secretary,  Margaret  T. 
Maguire,  McCall  School,  Philadelphia,  Pa  Kansas  City,  Feb  26-Mar.  3,  1917. 

NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION,  NATIONAL  COUNCIL  OF  EDUCATION  President 
W  B  Owen,  Chicago  Normal  School,  Chicago,  111  ,  Secretary,  Adelaide  S  Bay- 
lor, Indianapolis,  Ind  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Feb  23-28,  1917 

NATIONAL  FEDERATION  OF  COLLEGE  WOMEN:  President,  Mrs.  William  0.  Thompson, 
Columbus,  Ohio,  Secretary,  Ida  McKean,  Laurel  School,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  With 
National  Education  Association 

NATIONAL  FEDERATION  OF  STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATIONS:  President,  Charles  S. 
Foos,  Beading,  Pa  ,  Secretary,  E  M  Carter,  Columbia,  Mo  Kansas  Cvty,  Mo , 
February,  1917. 

NATIONAL  GERMAN-AMERICAN  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION:  President,  Leo  Stern,  Mil- 
waukee, Wis  ;  Secretary,  Theodore  Chariy,  812  Bremen  St ,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Milwaukee,  Wis ,  July,  1916 

NATIONAL  KINDERGARTEN  ASSOCIATION:  President,  Dr  John  Dewey,  1  Madison  Ave., 
New  York  City;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Miss  Bessie  Locke,  1  Madison  Ave , 
New  York  City  New  York  City,  November,  1917 

NATIONAL  LEAGUE  OF  COMPULSORY  EDUCATION  OFFICIALS-  President,  William  L 
Bodine,  Chicago,  111  ;  Secretary,  John  B.  Quinn,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


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NATIONAL  LEAGUE  OF  NURSING  EDUCATION  President,  Clara  D  Noyes,  Bellevue 
Hospital,  Ne\\  Yoik  City,  Secietaiy,  Saia  E  Paisons,  Massachusetts  General 
Hospital,  Boston,  Mass 

NATIONAL  SHORTHAND  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION  Piesident,  E  E.  Magoon,  Big 
Rapuls,  Midi  ,  Secietaiy,  Maiy  E  Cheiiy,  Fmdlay,  O  Chicago,  III.,  December 
27-30,  1916 

NATIONAL  SOCIETY  FOR  BROADER  EDUCATION  President,  Guy  C  Lee,  5'5  W.  44th  St , 
New  York  City;  Secretary,  H  H  Langsdoif,  M  D,  Carlisle,  Pa  New  York 
City,  Jan.  5,  1916 

NATIONAL  SOCIETY  FOR  THE  PROMOTION  OF  INDUSTRIAL  EDUCATION  :  President,  William 
C  Eedfield,  Washington,  D  C  ;  Secretary,  Alvm  E  Dodd,  140  W  42nd  St , 
New  York  City,  Indianapolis,  February,  1917. 

NATIONAL  SOCIETY  FOR  THE  STUDY  OF  EDUCATION  President,  Charles  E  Chadsey, 
Detroit,  Mich  ,  Seeretary-Treasurei,  'Guy  M  Whipple,  Urbana,  111.  With  Depart- 
ment of  Superintendence,  N  2£.  A 

NATIONAL  SOCIETY  OF  COLLEGE  TEACHERS  OF  EDUCATION  .  President,  Charles  H  Judd, 
University  of  Chicago,  Chicago,  111  ,  Secretary,  G.  W  Wilson,  Ames,  Iowa 
With  Supts  Section,  N.  E  A  ,  1916 

NATIONAL  VOCATIONAL  GUIDANCE  ASSOCIATION  President,  Frank  M  Leavitt,  See- 
retaiy,  W  Corsan  Ryan,  Jr,  Bureau  of  Education,  Washington,  D  C  Phila- 
delphia, April,  1917 

NEW  ENGLAND  ASSOCIATION  OF  CHEMISTRY  TEACHERS.  Piesident,  Haiold  Bisbee, 
Dorchester,  Mass.;  Sccretaiy,  John  B.  Memll,  East  Boston  High  School,  Boston, 
Mass. 

NEW  ENGLAND  ASSOCIATION  OF  COLLEGE  TEACHERS  OF  EDUCATION:  President,  Ray- 
mond McFarland,  Middlebury,  Vt.,  Secretary,  Henry  W.  Holmes,  Harvard  Uni- 
versity, Cambudge,  Mass.  Cambridge,  Mass ,  November,  1916. 

NEW  ENGLAND  ASSOCIATION  OF  COLLEGES  AND  PREPARATORY  SCHOOLS:  President, 
Mary  E.  Woolley,  South  Hadley,  Mass.;  Secretary,  Walter  B.  Jacobs,  Brown 
University,  Providence,  R  I  Boston,  November  10-11,  1916, 

NEW  ENGLAND  ASSOCIATION  OF  SCHOOL  SUPERINTENDENTS.  Presuwit,  Valentine 
Almy,  Asst  Comu'r.  Public  Schools,  Providence,  R.  I.,  Secretary,  John  E. 
De  Meyer,  Abington,  Mass  Boston,  November,  1916. 

NEW  ENGLAND  ASSOCIATION  OF  TEACHERS  OF  ENGLISH  •  President,  George  H  Browne, 
Browne  and  Nichols  School,  Cambridge,  Mass  ;  Secretary,  Frank  W.  C  Hersey, 
Harvard  University,  Cambridge,  Mass.  Boston,  December  9,  1916 

NEW  ENGLAND  CLASSICAL  ASSOCIATION-  President  William  T.  Peck,  Providence, 
R  I  ,  Secretary,  George  E  Howes,  Williamstown,  Mass.  Providence,  April,  1916. 

NEW  ENGLAND  COLLEGE  ENTRANCE  CERTIFICATE  BOARD-  President,  Dean  F.  G  Wren, 
Tufts  College,  Mass  ,  Secretary,  Frank  W,  Nicholson,  Middletown,  Conn.  Boston, 
May,  1916 

NEW  ENGLAND  FEDERATION  OF  HIGH  SCHOOL  COMMERCIAL  TEACHERS-  President, 
Hastings  Hawkes,  High  School,  Brockton,  Mass  ,  Secretary,  W.  0.  Holden,  46 
Goodmg  St ,  Pawtucket,  R.  I.  Boston,  November  11,  1916 

NEW  ENGLAND  HISTORY  TEACHERS  '  ASSOCIATION  -  President,  Sydney  B  Fay,  North- 
ampton, Mass  ,  Secretary,  Walter  H  Cushing,  South  Framingham,  Mass.  Boston, 
April,  1917 

NEW  ENGLAND  MODERN  LANGUAGE  ASSOCIATION:  President,  George  T.  Files,  Bow- 
dom  College,  Brunswick,  Me  ;  Secretary,  S.  M.  Wapman,  Boston  University, 
Boston,  Mass.  Boston,  May  13, 1916. 


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NORTH  CENTRAL  ASSOCIATION  OP  COLLEGES  AND  SECONDARY  SCHOOLS.  President, 
Chester  B  Curtis,  Central  High  School,  St.  Louis,  Mo.;  Secretary,  Henry  E 
Brown,  Kenilwoith,  111  Chicago,  March  22-24,  1917. 

NORTH  CENTRAL  COUNCIL  OP  STATE  NORMAL  SCHOOL  PRESIDENTS-  President,  Frank 
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PLAYGROUND  AND  EECREATION  ASSOCIATION  OP  AMERICA:  President,  Joseph  Lee,  101 
Tremont,  Boston,  Mass.;  Secretary,  Howard  S.  Braucher,  1  Madison  Ave.,  New 
Yoik. 

RELIGIOUS  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION:  President,  Rev  Geoige  B.  Stewart,  Auburn 
Theol.  Seminary,  Auburn,  N  Y.;  Secretary,  Eev.  Henry  IP.  Cope,  332  S  Michigan 
Ave,  Chicago. 

SCHOOL  GARDEN  ASSOCIATION  OP  AMERICA:  President,  Van  Evrie  Kilpatrick,  4852 
Broadway,  New  York  City,  Secretary,  E.  Ruth  Pyrtle,  Lincoln,  Neb.  Kansas 
City,  with  Dept.  of  Supt  " 

SOCIETY  FOR  THE  PROMOTION  OP  ENGINEERING  EDUCATION.  President,  H.  S  Jacoby, 
Cornell  University,  Ithaca,  N  Y.,  Secretary,  F.  L.  Bishop,  University  of  Pitts- 
burg,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

SOCIETY  OP  DIRECTORS  OP  PHYSICAL  EDUCATION  IN  COLLEGES-  President,  C.  W. 
Savage,  Oberlin,  O  ;  Secretary,  Paul  C  Phillips,  Amherst,  Mass 

SOUTHERN  ASSOCIATION  OP  COLLEGE  WOMEN:  President,  Elizabeth  A  Colton,  Mere- 
dith College,  Raleigh,  N.  C  ;  Secretary,  Mary  L.  Harkness,  Sophie  Newcomb 
College,  New  Orleans,  La.  Montgomery,  Ala.,  April  13-15,  1916. 

SOUTHERN  BAPTIST  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION:  President,  Dr  J  L  Kesler,  Waco, 
Texas;  Secretary,  J.  Henry  Burnett,  Murfreesboro,  Tenn  Nashville,  Tenn., 
January  28,  1916 

SOUTHERN  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION:  President,  J.  Y  Joiner,  Raleigh,  N.  C  ,  Secre- 
tary, R.  A.  Clayton,  Title  Guarantee  Bldg,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

SOUTHERN  EDUCATIONAL  COUNCIL:  President,  Dr.  J".  H.  Phillips,  Bnmingham,  Ala.; 
Secretary,  W.  K.  Tate,  Peabody  College  for  Teachers,  Nashville,  Tenn.  Meets 
with  Southern  Education  Association. 

SOUTHERN  INDUSTRIAL  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION:  President,  Seth  Sheperd,  1447 
Massachusetts  Ave ,  Washington,  D.  C  ;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Mrs  A.  S. 
Stone,  331  Southern  Bldg ,  Washington,  D.  C.  Washington,  D  C ,  Nov.  27,  1916 

VOCATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  OP  THE  MIDDLE  WEST-  President,  George  E'. 
Miller,  Elmhnrst,  111.;  Secretary,  A.  G.  Bauersfeld,  Lane  Technical  School, 
Chicago,  111.  Chicago,  January  18-20, 1917. 

WESTERN  ASSOCIATION  OP  COLLEGE  TEACHERS  or  EDUCATION  President,  C.  W.  Wil- 
son, Ames,  Iowa ;  Secretary,  A.  W.  Trettien,  Drury  College,  Springfield,  >Mo. 

WESTERN  DRAWING  AND  MANUAL  TRAINING  ASSOCIATION.  President,  S.  J.  Vaughn 
State  Normal,  Be  Kalb,  111,;  Secretary,  Wilson  H  Henderson,  471  Van  Buren 
St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Grand  Kaptds,  Mich ,  May,  1916. 

WOMESN'S  EDUCATIONAL  AND  INDUSTRIAL  UNION:  President,  Mrs.  Mary  Morton 
Kehew,  264  Boylston  St.,  Boston;  Secretary,  Trances  H.  Fuller,  264  Boylston  St., 
Boston.  J  ' 

WOMEN'S  INTERCOLLEGIATE  ASSOCIATION  FOR  STUDENT  GOVERNMENT-  President 
Constance  L.  Ball,  Swarthmore,  Pa.;  Secretary,  Margaret  Gushing,  Vassar  OoUeee 
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Abbreviations C 

Acting,  schools  of  710 

Agricultural   schools  654 

Alabama,   educational  system  ot  .        7 

Alphabetical   Index  of  Schools  .     815 

Applied  Science,  schools  of        .  G45 

Architecture,    schools   of  .  652 

Arizona,  educational  system  of     .  17 

Arkansas,  educational  system  of  21 

Art  schools  706 

Associations  and  Societies,    Educational     885 
Backward,  schools  foi  the  739 

Barbering,  schools  of  660 

Boys'   preparatory1  schools,   non-military     610 
military  621 

Brewing:,    schools   of  660 

Business,   shorthand  and  telegiaph 

schools  713 

Caliiorma,  educational  system  ol  .       27 

Chemical  Engineering,  school  of     .      . .     645 
Civil    Service   Schools     .  713 

Classified   Directory   of    Schools  541 

Co-educational  preparatory  schools  561 

College  and  university  colors  809 

Colleges    and    universities,    counter-do ssi- 

flcatlon  .    .  .  £43 

Colleges  for  women  and  girls'  prepara- 
tory schools  589 
Colorado,  educational  system  of  43 
Colors,  university  and  college  809 
Connecticut,  educational  system  of.  51 
Convent  schools  . .  .  589 
Cooking  schools  .  639 
Correspondence  schools  .  741 
Counter  -classification  of  schools  and.  col- 
leges ...  541 
Deaf,  private  schools  for  737 
Decorating  and  paper  hanging  schools.  660 
Defectives,  private  school  for  . .  739 
Delaware,  educational  system  of  61 
Dentistry,  schools  of  685 
District  of  Columbia,  higher  institutions 

of  learning  .  63 

Domestic  Art,  schools  of  .        639 

Dramatic     Art,     elocution     and     oratory, 
schools  of  710 

Education,  schools  of 625 

Educational  Association  and  Societies         885 
Elocution,     oratory     and     dramatic     art, 

schools  of       .  .  710 

Embalming,   schools  of  .660 

Engraving,   schools   of..  -  660 

Epileptics,  private  schools  lor  ...     739 

Expression,  schools  of         .  .       710 

Feeble-minded,  private  schools  for.          .  739 
Fotmentology,   schools   of  ,   6bO 

Florida,   educational  system  of  .67 

Forestry,  schools  of     .  -        -        -        659 

Georgia,  educational  system  of  .71 


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Girls'     preparatory    schools    and    colleges 

lor  -women                           .  589 

Household  Arts,   schools  of  639 

Horological  schools  . .          660 

Horticultural   schools  654 

Idaho,  educational  system  of  .            85 

Illinois,  educational  system  of  .            89 

Imbeciles,    private  schools  for.  739 

Indiana,   educational  system  of  .      .   117 
Industrial   and  manual   training   schools    660 

Iowa,  educational  system  of  .                 .   123 

Journalism,  schools  of  .             .        695 

Kansas,  educational  system  of  .          .      .   153 

Kentucky,   educational  system  of                  165 

Kindergarten,    training   schools  .    .   636 

Languages,  schools  of  ...    710 

Law    schools  .               .674 

Library  Directory            .  . .               .743 

Alabama  74  5 

Arizona                                    ,  .745 

Arkansas                       .  .               .      746 

California  .      746 

Colorado  748 

Connecticut  .    .             . .    749 

Delaware                              .  . .               .751 

District   of  Columbia  .    751 

Florida  . .                   752 

Georgia    .  752 

Idaho                                    .  .   753 

Illinois     .                          .  ..753 

Indiana                .  . .   756 

Iowa               .      .             .  ...          .758 

Kansas     .                          ...  .      760 

Kentucky                       ...  . .   761 

Louisiana      .                   ...  762 

Maine       .                              .  ..    762 

Maryland            .                .  ...764 

Massachusetts                    .  .            .764 

Michigan             .             ...  .   771 

Minnesota  ...                *  .            .773 

Mississippi                        .  .               774 

Missouri    .  .    .      ..775 

Montana   .  ...  776 

Nebraska  .    .  77« 

Nevada    .                     .  .      .      .777 

New  Hampshire  .  777 

New  Jersey   .            .  ...              780 

New  Mexico  .  .    .          782 

New  York           .  ...      .782 

North  Carolina  .        ...788 

North  Dakota             .  .        .    .789 

Ohio  .    ..    .790 

Oklahoma  .  792 

Oregon                           .  ...      792 

Pennsylvania  .  793 

Rhode  Island  796 

South  Carolina         .  .             797 

South  Dakota                 .  .798 

Tennessee     .    .  ...        798 

Texas     ,  .          .            799 


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Utah  800 

Vermont  800 

Virginia  .  802 

Washington         .  .         803 

West  Virginia  804 

Wisconsin  804 

Wyoming  .   807 

Library  training  schools  643 

Louisiana,  educational  system  of  .177 

Maine,  educational  system  of  183 

Manual   training  and   industrial    schools  u60 

Maryland,   educational  system  of  193 

Massachusetts,  educational  system  of        199 

Medical  schools  .  679 

Michigan,   educational  sjstem  of       .         223 

Military  schools  .       621 

Mining  schools  .  ..650 

Minnesota,  educational  system  of  239 

Mississippi,  educational  system  of  255 

Missouri,  educational  system  of  261 

Montana,  educational  system  of     .  277 

Music  schools  .  691 

Nautical  schools        .  66( 

Nebraska,  educational  system  of  .     281 

Nervous  and  Backward  Children,  schools 

for        ...  .  .   739 

Nevada,  educational  system  of  293 

New  Hampshire,  educational  system  of  295 
New  Jersey,  educational  system  of  .  301 
New  Mexico,  educational  system  of  311 

New  York,  educational  system  of  .  .  315 
Normal  kindergarten  training  schools  636 
Normal  schools  .  .  .  .625 

North  Carolina,  educational  system  of  353 
North  Dakota,  educational  system  of  .  367 
Ohio,  educational  system  of  373 

Oklahoma,  educational  system  of  .     399 

Opera,  schools  of  ...  697 

Ophthalmology,  schools  of  < 

Optical  schools  .  660 

Oral  schools       .  737 

Oratory,     elocution     and     dramatic     art, 

schools   of 710 

Oregon,  educational  system  of     .  409 

Osteopathy,  schools  of  694 

Painting,    paperhangmg    and    decorating 

schools  .  .660 

Pennsylvania,  educational  system  of  .  415 
Pharmacy,  schools  of  .  .688 

Photo-engraving,  schools  of  660 

Photography,  schools  of  .  660 

Physical  Education,  schools  of  .  ...  644 
Piano  Tuning,  schools  of  .  .  660 

Polytechnic  schools         .  .645 

Preparatory  schools,  co-educational  .     .  561 
boys'  military        .  .  621 

boys'  non-military  610 

girls',  and  colleges  for  women  .         589 
Public  libraries         .  ..  .        743 

Rhode  Island,  educational  system  of        141 
Secondary  and  Preparatory  Schools,   co- 
educational   .  .  .561 
Schools  and  colleges  classified  according 

to  kind  of  school  .  541 

Schools  of  advertising        713 

acting ...  710 

agriculture     .  654 

applied  science 645 

architecture      652 

art 706 

assaying         660 

barberin?          660 

brewing    660 

bricklaying    660 

Vuuness.  ifeArtaaaid  aad  telegraphy  .713 


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commerce,  accounts  and  finance  718 

cooking  639 

conespondence  .   741 

docoiatmg  and  papei  hanging  ••  660 

deaf  ,  737 

dentistiy  68* 

domestic   arts   and   science  63S 

dramatic    ait  .  710 

education  .  ..  .625 

elocution  ..710 

embalming  660 

engraving  .   ..  ..660 

expression  .  . .  710 

fermentology  .          .         .660 

forestry  .     .  ..659 

horology  .660 

horticultural       .  654 

household  arts  .  639 

journalism     .  .   .  695 

kindergarten   training  .  .636 

law  .  674 

library  training  643 

manual  and  industrial  training       .     660 
medicine  679 

mines  and  mining  650 

music  697 

normal  tiammg  625 

opera  v  697 

ophthalmology  .  .  .660 

oratory  .  710 

osteopathy  694 

painting,  papei  hanging  and  decorat- 
ing .   .  66ft 
pharmacy                  ....                        ..68S 

photo-engra\  ing  .    .     .  .660 

photography  .  ...   66t» 

physical   education   .  644 

piano  tuning  .       .       660 

salesmanship  .  .  713 

shorthand  .  718 

technology  .       .   .  645 

telegraphy  .  713 

theology    .  .668 

trades  660 

veterinary    medicine  692 

watchmaking  660 

Scientific    schools  645 

Shorthand,     business       and       telegraphy 

schools  713 

South  Carolina,  educational  system  of  .  445 
South  Dakota,  educational  system  of        9tar« 

Stammerers,    schools   for        739 

Sugar  schools  .  654 

Tailoring,   schools  of  .  .   660 

Taxidermy,  schools  of  .660 

Teachers'  training  schools     .  .       625 

Technical  schools   .  .645 

Telegraphy,     business      and      shorthand 

schools  713 

Tennessee,    educational  system  of 461 

Texas,    educational   system   of  .  .       471 

Textile  schools  .  .     .660 

Theological  schools  .       668 

Trade  schools  .       660 

Universities  and  colleges,  classified  list     .543 
University  and  college  colors  .   ..         ...809 

Utah,   educational  system   of        187 

Vermont,  educational  system  of       .491 

Veterinary  schools  692 

Virginia,  educational  system  of     499 

Washington,  educational  system  of 509 

Watchmaking,  schools  of 660 

West  Virginia,  educational  system  of.   ..617 

Wisconsin,  educational  system  of 628 

Wyoming,   educational  system  of 637