Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 147, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1927 — Page 16

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ELEVEN ADDED INSTRUCTORS AT STATENORMAL Changes Include Training School Staff at Terre Haute. Bn United Press TERRE HAUTE. Ind., Oct. 28. Eleven new teachers have joined the stall of the Indiana State Normal here. Os this number six were added to the training school. John W. Jones, director of research, anew field of work at the Normal, comes from Indiana university where he directed researclj. George F. Leonard of the commerce department comes from Crawfordsville. He has B. S. from Central Normal College and has had twenty-seven years of experience. Raymond J. Reece, assistant professor of history is from Evansville, where he headed the history department of Central high school. Dr. Raymond Shannon, associate professor of education, comes from Indiana University. He is a former Terre Haute boy, is a graduate of Garfeld high school here. On Stagg’s Eleven Howard Byrne, assistant professor of education, is from the Normal Training school where he served as principal. He will also have charge of physical education for the training school. Wally Marks, assastant professor of physical education, is from Chicago University, where he was a star half back on Alonzo Stagg’s eleven. James Goodman, assistant professor of physical education, comes from Linton. He played football for Indiana a few years ago and since then has made it a habit of turning out Wabash Valley champions in High School. Frances R. Dearborn, professor of primary education, was •onnected with the University of California. Ruby East, acting assistant professor of physical education in the place of Miss Donaldine Grdss, who is studying in the University of California, is a University of Wisconsin M. A. 6 New Training Instructors Pearl Hoppes, instructor in home economics and director of practice house is anew addition to the mal faculty. Ruth Shirley, teacher of French in Normal Training School, was on the college staff in the summer terms. Several new names appear this year on the faculty of the Normal Training School besides that of Prof. E. E. Ramsey, new principal. Miss Emma Trieber, Bowling Green, is now in charge of the second'and third grades. Miss Doyne Koonce, the former teacher of history in the high school, has gone to Los Cruces, N. M., where she is Dean of women at the State Teachers’ College of Agriculture. Her work has been taken over by Miss Meribah Clark from Peabody College, Tennessee. Mrs. Cecil T. LaFollette, a recent graduate of the Normal school is the ne wteacher of domestic science. She is filling thfe position formerly held by Miss Harriet Joslin who has retired. Gymnasium work is 'under the supervision of Miss Mary Fread, a graduate of the Normal school. She is taking the place of Mrs. Mary Hamilton Craig, who served the last three years. ADMIT ARSON CHARGE Two Confess Setting Fire to House Near Aliceville. Two more confessions were added to the long list procured by the arson division of the State fire marshal’s office. Thursday Deputy George Coogan wired Albert Fowler, division head, that two men had confessed to setting fire to a house near Aliceville, Knox County, and are now in Jail at Vincennes. They were Hqpry H. Harper, occupant of the house, and John Styles, owner.

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