Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1939 — Page 5

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TEACHERS NAME NEW HEADS FOR

Local Educators Are Chosen ‘For Numerous Posts in Annual Voting.

Teachers gathered here for their annual convention threw election machinery into high gear last night, naming. leaders for many sections. Indianapolis representatives were elected to various offices.

Miss Margaret Southwick, Gary, was elected president of the English section. Miss Mary Wilhite, Gary, was elected vice president, and Miss Josephine Maple, Gratsville, secretary. 8 2 =

The school office secretaries named Mrs. Blanche Parker Jay, Kokomo, president; Miss Leona Brocksmith, Vincennes, vice president, and Miss Margaret Hannon, Indianapolis, secretary-treasurer. ” » ”»

E. Lee Davis, Terre Haute, was

elected president of the Deans of |

Boys; J. W. Hadley, Indianapolis, vice president, and Fred S. Haynes, East Chicago, secretarytreasurer. 2 = 8

The Deans of Women elected Miss Anna Lewis, Ft. Wayne, president, and Miss Helen Reeves, Terre Haute, secretary. Mrs. Susan B. Nay, Muncie, was re-elect-ed vice president and Miss Margaret M. Smith, Richmond, was re-elected treasurer. f J 2 o

Ray Peck was advanced from the vice presidency to the presidency of the vocational education section. Gled D. Barker, Bloomington, is permanent secretary of the group.

2 &- 8 The mathematics section elected Dr. Walter O. Shrimer, Indiana State Teachers” College mathematics department head, president; Frank Ross, Rockport, vice president, and Miss Fern Hodson, New Castle, sec-

Mrs. Georgia Rost, Indianapolis, was elected president of the special education section; Miss Florence Sundstrom, Indianapolis, vice-presi-dent, and Frank Templeton, Bloomington, secretary. -8 » ”

Miss Pauline Wildman, Bloamington, was elected - president of the classroom teachers section; Wilbur Andrews, Muncie, vice president, Miss Mary Hunt, Monon, secretary. ® 8 8

Ray B. Linville, Lafayette, was elected president of the visual education section; Merle Wimmer, Indianapolis, vice president, and Loren Ashbaucher, Bloomington, secretary. 8 » =

Kenneth Conn, Bleomington, was elected president of the chemistry and physics group; B. R. Stewart, Anderson, vice president, and Miss Dorothy Teddlie, Shortridge, secretary. 2 ® f J

Miss Agnes Mahoney, Indianapolis, was elected president of the elementary school principals; John E. Redmon, Frankfort, vice president, and Loren Reed, Clinton, secretary. ) ® x =»

The elementary instruction group elected Ancil Lewis president; John Hessong, vice president, and Miss Margaret Marshall,’ secretary. All are of Indianapolis.

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The Kindgergarien-primary group

elected Miss Elizabeth Peterson, Indianapolis, president; Miss Irene Roloff, Kokomo, vice president, and Miss Nellie Morrison, Muncie, secretary. : = x =» The College Club section of the Indiana Home Economics Association elected Ruth Heitz, Indiana University, president; Leah Clauser, Ball State Teachers’ College, vice president; Eunice Henke, Evansville, secretary-treasurer; Mary Hepperly, DePauw University, reporter, and Lucille Osborn, Purdue University, fellowship fund officer.

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