Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1938 — Page 27

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George Melntire of Michigan City Heads Visual Instruction Department; Music and Other Sections Elect Leaders.

Departmental, group and district leaders had been elected today by various subdivisions within the Indiana State Teachers Association which is holding its 85th armusl ‘convention here,

The results follow: The Visual ic Department elected George McIntire of Michigan City, ‘president: Loren Ashbaucher of Bloomington, vice president, and Miss Carrie B. Francis of Indianapolis, secretary. - The Music Section elected Will Bryant of Terre Haute, president; Mrs. Althe Clerkin of Greensburg, |’ vice president, and Miss Lillian Porter .of Crawfordsville, secretary. The Indiana State Choral Festival Association named Harold Rothert of «Madison, president; Miss Ruth Hill ‘of - Anderson, vice president; Paul’ Hamilton of Indianapolis, treasurer, and Miss Betty Morse of Terre Haute, secretary.

Franklin Man Honored

The: Social Studies section elected I. George Black of Franklin, president; Maurice McFadden of Bedford, vice president, and Miss Jeanette Ladrom of Terre Haute, secre-tary-treasurer. The Physical Education Section re-elected Miss Edith F. Chalfant of Hartford - City, president; Miss Mabel Harris of Terre Haute, vice president; Miss Ethel Harlan of Wilkinson, secretary-treasurer. The Chemistry and Physics Section elected Fitzhugh Lee of Mooresville, president; Ralph D. Little of Summitville, - vice president, and Miss Lois Martin of Indianapolis, secretary-treasurer. The Educational Research Section elected ‘C. R. Young of Frankfort, president; L. IL. Hydle of Muncie, vice president, and C. C. Frances of Anderson, secretary.

Head Red Cross Group

The Indiana Junior Red Cross sponsors elected Miss Mary Lois Beyers of Kokomo, president; Miss Jenny Kelly of Terre Haute, vice president; Miss Anna J. Schaefer of Indianapolis, secretary, and Miss Dolly Carter of Jeffersonville, chairman of exhibits. The Business Education Section elected Fred Tuhey of Muncie, president; Paul Carmichael of Indianapolis, vice president, and Miss Margaret Patch of Clinton, secre-

tary. The : English section elected Miss Mary Kibele of Muncie, president; Miss: Edith Hopkins of Connersville, vice pres jdent, and Miss Ruth B. Carter : Indianapolis, secretarya

Donald Simon Heads Group

The Secondary School Principals Section elected Donald . Simon of Bloomington, president; C. E. Hinshaw of Kokomo, vice president, and Paul - Garrison of Franklin, secretary. The Nature Study Section elected Dr. J. H. Christie of Muncie, president; Charles Hartman of Bedford, vice president, and Miss Cecilia Adams of Indianapolis, secretary. The Elementary School Principals ‘Section elected R. W. Holmes of Kokomo, president; Miss Agnes Mahoney of Indianapolis, vice president, and Merle Stump of Indianapolis, secretary. The Teachers Training Section elected Ruby E. Michael of Bloomington, president; Curtis Kirklin of Franklin, vice president, and Miss Maribah Clark of Terre Haute, secretary. Art Section Officers

The Art Education Section elected Miss Pansy Mills of Richmond, president; Theodore Van Voorhees of Indianapolis, vice president, and Mrs. J. T. Hammer of West Lafayette, secretary-treasurer. The Biology Section elected Howard Ford of Indianapolis, president; William B. Decker of Vincennes, vice president; and A. B. Krom of Wabash, secretary. The Elementary Instruction Section elected Paul W. Linton of Ben Davis, president; Mrs. Cordis Herdick of Brownsburg, vice president, and Mrs. Elsa Williams cf Indianapolis, secretary. The Home Economics Section elected Miss Elizabeth Stevenson, vice president; Miss Josephine Boyd, treasurer, and Miss Agnes V. Watson, councilor. Miss Hortense Hurst held over as president. The Special Education Division elected Miss Florence Sundstrom of Indianapolis, president; Mrs. Ruth

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Miss Clara Byrd of Greensburg and Miss Mary Taugher of Vincennes, vice presidents, and Mrs. Viva Dutton Martin of Indianapolis, secre-tary-treasurer.

District Leaders Named

New officers for the 12 districts in the state were elected yesterday as follows:

First District—Executive committee, R. B. Lemmel, Crown Point; nominating committee, R. F. Robinson, East Chicago; vice president, Claude P. Roos, Cedar Lake, and NEA delegate, Cecil A. Grayson, Crown Point.

Second District—Executive committee, Arthur Moore, Logansport; nominating ‘committee, Claude V. York, Monon; vice president, Mrs. Harriet Mueller, and NEA delegate, Miss Vera Seib, Valparaiso. Third District—Executive committee, Loren H. Russell, Elkhart; nominating committee, Eva H. Thompson, La Porte, vice president, M. L. Perkins, South Bend, and NEA delegate, Harold H. Blanchard, South Bend.

Fourth District—Executive commiftee, Lex V. Combs, Ft. Wayne; nominating committee, Virginia Kinnaird, Ft. Wayne; vice president, Anna B. Lewis, Ft. Wayne, and NEA delegate, Robert C. Harris, Ft. Wayne. ; Fifth District—Executive committee, E. E. Day, Marion; nominating committee, Frances Lynn, Wabash; vice president, J. O. Farmer, Kokomo, and NEA delegate, Haynes Sleeth, Kokomo. Sixth District — Nominating committee, Mark - McCullough, Terre Haute; vice president, Irwin Milhon, Attica, and NEA delegate, E C. Boyd, Clinton. Seventh District — Nominating committee, R. E. Blunk, Martinsville; vice president, William MecPherson, Sullivan, and NEA delegate, Harry Wampler, Washington.

SL Eighth District—Nominating com-

mittee, Vance B. Collins, New Albany; vice president, Herman Fleshman, Corydon, and NEA delegate, Claude Miller, Jasper. Ninth District—Nominating committee, Ralph Denny, Brownstown; vice president, J” A. Mohler, Scottsburg, and NEA delegate, E. O. Muncie, Madison. Tenth District—Nominating committee, Arthur Hines, Richmond:

ville, and NEA delegate, Grace Jenney, Muncie, Eleventh District—Nominating committee, E. O. Higgins, Greenfield; vice president, George Fisher, Indianapolis, and NEA delegate, Mary E. Thurston, Anderson. Twelfth District— Nominating committee, Charles Money, Indianapolis; vice president, Christine Maurer, Indianapolis, and NEA delegate, Charles H. Vance, Indianapolis.

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