Catalogue of the officers and students of Spiceland Academy : at Spiceland, Ind. for the year, 1900-1920, Part 16

Author: Spiceland Academy
Publication date: 1900
Publisher: v. ;
Number of Pages: 566


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In the Piano Course the fundamental purpose will be to supply complete training in the literature of pianoforte music as represented by the degree of advancement attained in each grade, and so to instill a love for the best in music, that the amateur as well as the more se- rious student, will find the work comprehensive.


The work will be based upon:


1. Mason's System of Fundamental Technics.


2. A knowledge of Scale Formation and chord construction.


3. Studies from such noted teachers and composers as Heller, Czerny, Bertini, for gaining fluency and assurance in playing and sight-reading.


4. Sonatas and compositions from modern and classic composers. And -


5. The training of musical memory, and the preparation of com-


. positions for recital use.


Tuition charges to students taking piano music will be extra, but much less than tuition for the same work elsewhere.


Private lessons, of one hour, or two of thirty minutes each, per week, will be given, as needed, for which the tuition will be $10.00, in advance per semester. This price includes the study of theory and


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history of music, which studies will be required of students of the piano.


In vocal music the work will consist of the following :


1. The development of the voice through the training of the ear to the appreciation of perfect tones.


2. The studies in the oratorios and songs from the masters of music.


3. A study of the history and development of music having in view both the acquaintance and appreciation of music.


4. A study of the nature and tendency of modern music as se- lected from the best of modern composers.


5. Special chorus singing leading to some public performances.


GENERAL ITEMS


The government of the school is based upon the idea that manhood is more than scholarship; that self-respect and self-control on the part of a student are important factors in the formation of character. Greater stress is laid upon the thoroughness of instruction and accu- racy of knowledge than upon rapidity of advancement.


For many years the health of students has been uniformly good. There is probably no better location in the State in this respect.


The Friends and Methodists both hold religious services on the Sabbath and each maintains a Sabbath school. Meetings of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor and the Epworth League are held every Sabbath evening, and students are welcome to their meetings and membership.


A sufficient number of teachers is constantly employed so that large classes may be avoided, and students may receive personal at- tention.


Expenses are as low as at any other school affording equal ad- vantages.


The managers of the school are very careful to make this an in- stitution in which students who are away from home and its restraints will be surrounded by good, moral influences, and in this they have the co-operation of the citizens of the village. There are no beer, liquor or billiard saloons in the village.


No student whose influence is known to have a corrupting tenden- cy, will be retained in the school.


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DIPLOMAS


Students whose conduct is exemplary, and who complete the course of study and prepare and deliver a suitable literary production, will be furnished a diploma, signed by the instructors and the Presi- dent and Secretary of the Board of Trustees. To receive a diploma a student should be in attendance at the Academy one year, except when special arrangements are made with the Superintendent and Board of Trustees.


LECTURES


Students have the opportunity to hear good lectures at small ex- pense. Addresses on various subjects are given during the year.


LITERARY EXERCISES


Literary exercises may be required of all students in all grades, both in class work and before the public. Care is used that students may learn the art of composition and public delivery. Essays and declamations are a part of the regular school work in the department of oratory.


LIBRARIES


Five sets of encyclopedias are in the school rooms, and these, with the dictionaries and numerous reference books, are for the free use of all. There is a large library in connection with the school, which comprises about three thousand volumes.


The texts adopted by the State Board of Education are used in the Academy.


EXPENSES RATES OF TUITION


Special classes for each study $1.00 per month


Academic classes for two or more studies


Special classes for each study $1.00 per month


Students who enter at irregular times will be charged full tuition for the terin in case they complete the term's work in such manner as to receive credit toward the diploma.


Special students and others who do not expect to earn credit in the regular course will be charged only for the time of actual enroll- ment in the classes.


Occasionally those who are especially strong are permitted to earn


credits by outside study under the supervision of the teachers. For such credits as these one-half the regular tuition will be charged.


Tuition is due at the opening of each term, and settlement should be made with the Superintendent or the Treasurer of the Board of Trustees. Students will receive no credit for their work until the tuition is paid.


BOARDING


The citizens of Spiceland have always given the students a hearty welcome by receiving them into their homes. The cost of boarding and rooms in private families where everything is furnished can be had for $3.00 to $4.00 a week.


Persons who may live near enough to go home at the end of the week, and who wish to economize, may reduce the cost of living to a very small sum.


LIST OF STUDENTS SENIORS


Delon, Frank


Pratt, Adrian Reece, Paul


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Hall, Waneta


Stewart, Mildred


Hill, Louise


Trobaugh, Leslie


Pickering, Irene


JUNIORS


Antrim, Earl


Jay, Menia


Brenneman, Venton


James, Kathrina


Brewer, Ruby


Mercer, Clyde


Deem, Claude


Pennington, Irene


Gorden, Royden


Poer, Edward


Hill, Ezra


Ratliff, Ruth


Holloway, Ruth


Templeton, Arnold


Holloway, Hazel


Hoffman, Marie


SOPHOMORES


Butler, Mary Chambers, Nina


McFarland, Ralph Pate, Grace


Copeland, Vernon


Pate, Clara


Essington, Cash


Pike, Myron


Poarch, Damon


Ewing, Hollis Gannaway, Caroline


Poer, Emma


Swindell, John


Griffin, Ruth Hinshaw, Howard Kimbrell, Olen


Ratliff, Hazel Wilson, Georgia


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Evans, Dorris


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Thomas, Mark True, Nellie


FRESHMEN


Addison, Edna


Hoff, Harold Hudelson, Marie


Brennaman, Veda


Chambers, Guy


Jackson, Opal


Chandler, Gertrude


Kelsy, Robert


Copeland, Raymond


Kirk, Park


Edwards, Marble


McNew, Arland


Grau, Robert


McGrady, George


Gray, Worth


Painter, Edna


Griffin, Price


Pennington, Leslie


Harrold, Glenna


Pickering, Pauline


Henshaw, Clinton


Pierson, Ruth


Hinshaw, Robert


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LIST OF ACADEMY SUPERINTENDENTS


Oliver Bales 1859-1863


William P. Pinkham 1884-1885


Clarkson Davis 1863-1867


Thomas Newlin. 1885-1892


Edward Taylor 1867-1868


J. Frank Brown 1892-1893


Clarkson Davis. 1868-1874


Arthur W. Jones 1893-1894


Timothy Wilson. 1874-1876


George W. Neet 1894-1898


Clarkson Davis 1876-1882


Murray S. Wildman 1898-1901


Thomas Newlin 1882-1883 M. S. Woods 1901-1903


Homer H. Cooper 1903-


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ALUMNI


OFFICERS FOR 1915-1916


President


Alvin Hardin


Vice-President


Pearl Rifner


Secretary Decil Fields


Treasurer Ruth Gardner


Orator Ralph Test


Vice-Orator


Levinus Painter


Historian


Isadore Wilson


Vice-Historian Everett Pennington


1. Melissa Lane


Executive Committee


2. Arthur Holloway


3. Mildred Stewart


Those marked (*) are deceased.


. 1870


*Eli U. Cook


Josn J. Stubbs


Omaha, Neb


*Walter D. Jones


* Alvin H. Jenkins


*I. Macy Good


C. R. Dixon Paonia, Col


R G. Boone


Berkeley, Cal


Dallas Sisson


Spiceland


Mary Ballenger (Barnard).


New Castle


Louisa Wickersham Spiceland


Lida Edwards (Saint) New Castle


1872


Lindley H. Johnson Dunreith


*David Henley


*Jacob Hill


Henry W. Painter New Castle, RF DI


Robert G. Mitchell Pacific Grove, Cal


1873


*Sadie D. Talbert (Wright)


Aaron B. Bell Springtown, Ark


*J. Tilman Hutchins


John Pennington Damascus, O


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1871


1874


Alice Coffin (Russell) New York City


Harriet E. Dickinson Spiceland


Charles Newlin Indianapolis


J. P. Edwards


Knightstown


William S. Moffett


Kennard


Edwin O. Kennard


Julia Stafford ( Newby)


New Castle, R F D 2


Emily Weeks.


Middletown, R F D 1


*W. E. Jackson


D. C. Mitchell


Spiceland


W. W. Gregg


Indianapolis


William Pidgeon


Bloomington


Irvin Stanley


Westfield


William Julian Hastings, Neb


Charles Newby Converse


1885


Mary L. Brown (Pennington) Spiceland


Belle Chambers ( Baily) Richmond


J. Pinkney Mitchell Seattle, Wash


Thomas Mitchell Olin, N. C


Flora Moore ( Brady)


Lincolnville


John (, Reed


Ann Arbor, Mich .


*William Seaford


Fannie Thornburg ( Parsons)


Oak Park, Ill


1879


J. A. Buck


Terre Haute


Carrie Goodwin (Jeffrey)


New Castle


Thomas Newlin


Whittier, Cal


1880 J. Edgar Cloud


San Diego, Cal


Wm. N. Lamb San Francisco, Cal Mattie Lamb Outland Amboy


Ada Grace Murphy.


Chattanooga, Tenn


Ida May Roberts. Bolder, Col


Emma Belle Roberts Bolder, Col


Frank Symons Portland, Maine


Lamira Trueblood (Kellum) Camby


1881


Oscar R. Baker Winchester


*Corrle Bogue


*Jessie Butler


Clara G. Edwards (Knight) St. Louis, Mo


John C. Cook New Castle


Elva Elliott (Compton) Tomah, Wis


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20


1882 *Arthur H. Baily


J. Newton Barnard Daleville


S. Carrie Talbert (Newby) Wichita, Kan


Harriet Bogue (Newlin) Indianapolis


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1883 Anna Huddelson (Foster) Washington, D C


1884 *Cora Kirk


Ella Stratton ( Hodson) New Castle, R F D) 10


Virginia Griffin (Cory) Dunreith


Isadore llall ( Wilson) Spiceland


1877 Milton Roberts Linnville, Iowa


1878


S. Ella Bogue (Dogget)


Danville, Va


Alfred Y. King Mt. Vernon, 111


Oliver C. Steele Spiceland


1886 L. Winnie Baily (Clement ) Haddonfield, N. J


Mattie E. Brown


Daytonia, Fla


Richard Broadbent Elwood


Elbert Griffin Elwood


Alonzo C. Hodson New Castle, R F D IO


*John L. McNew


Russell Ratliff Marion


1887 Herbert T. Baily Spiceland


Clarence 11. Beard


Houston, Texas


Anna K. Bogue (Shaffer) Benton Harbor, Mich


Lindley Compton Tomah, Wis


Elizabeth S. Hiatt (Geneau) Omaha, Neb


Abraham L. Miller Birmingham, Ala


Bert Smith Zionsville


1888 Rhoda Ballenger (Cunningham)) Indianapolis


*Hannah Brown (Stribbing). Orynthia Brown (Jester) Payton, lowa


Minnie Benedict ( Blankenship) Paragon Carrie Unthank (Kellum) Indianapolis *Jessie Stratton


Ryland Ratliff Danville


Pasadena, Cal Nathan Rosenberger


Muscatine, lowa


1875


Mary Stubbs ( Painter). New Castle, RF DI


Nathan Williams


Oswego, Kan


Alvira Spencer ( Harold) Indianapolis


1890


L. Etta Butler


Lewisville, R F D


Elmer Deem


Frankfort


Edwin B. Ratcliff


Spiceland


Bennie Stratton


New Castle, RFD I


S. E. Stubbs.


Wilkinson


1891


Ethel E. Copeland (Lee)


Meadeville, Pa


Louie Edmundson (Poe)


New Castle


Maurine Gardner ( Kern)


Cadiz


Charles N. Hardy


Markleville


Alice Hiatt (Copeland)


Cincinnati, O


Ernest Sisson


Greenfield


Frank Hudelson


Mays


Alfred H. Symons Supai, Ariz


Mary M. Teas ( Parker)


Eaton, O


Charles Titus


Warrington


Herbert I). Woodard


Chicago, III


1892


*Jesse S. Baily


Clara Brown


Spiceland


Warren T. Evans


Canby, Minn


John B. Greenstreet


Lewisville, R F D


Winnie Hinshaw Milligan


Winchester


David M. Kemp


Kempton


Alice Lawrence „Spiceland


Roscoe Edwards New Castle


Leoti Applegate (Coffin)


Spiceland


Alvin Ulrich Greensboro


1893


Oscar Bogue . Spiceland


Estella Charles ( Fawcett) Indianapolis


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22


Floy Hill Pasadena, Cal


Achsah E. Ratcliff ( Ratliff) Richmond


·Harmon H. Rayle Muncie


Charles Stubbs Frankfort


J. A. Greenstreet New Castle


*Olen Payne


H. H. Ratcliff Connersville


Lena Rayle (Smith) Spiceland


George H. Smith


- Joplin, Mo


Orville White


Chicago, IlI


Estella Deem (Kennedy)


Greensburg


*Lawrence Gardner


Gertude Gordon (Geneaux) Victoria, Texas


Sue Griffin ( Evans)


Spiceland


Otis Stubbs


Lewisville, R F D


May White


Pasadena, Cal


Bertha Jessup Clay Center, Neb


Elma Lawrence


New Castle


Mande M. Shaffer (Byrket)


Indianapolis


Frank Pitts


Oscar F. Symons Minneapolis, Minn


New Castle


Mabel Wright (Gaar)


Cambridge City


Edgar Cox Clarkton, N. C


*Nellie Ratliff


Tuttle, Okla


Howard Henley


Maud Wildman (Evans) Philadelphia, Pa


*Pearl Moffett ( Wood)


1896


Cora Hudson (Bogue) Spiceland


Clara White ( Wildman).


Selma, O


Elsie Iludelsou ( Holland )


Brooklyn, N. Y


Anna Morris (Wilson)


South Wabash


Pearl M. James ('Tweedy)


Wabash


Mabel Newby ( Hood)


Chicago


W J. Carson Minneapolis, Minn


Nora Griffin ( Beach)


South Bend


Theresa Wildman Philadelphia, Pa


1897


Elva M. Hudson ( Hall; Spiceland


Lois M. Henley Indianapolis


1889 Laura Benedict Indianapolis


Blanch Braddock (McNew)


Greenfield


Frank Copeland


Dunreith


1894


Minnie Black (Moore)


Daytonia, Fla


Bessie I. Brown (Stone)


New Castle


Clarence V. Hall


Markleville


Horace Ilardy


Ida Holloway ( Kenworthy) Richmond


Chicago, III


Arlie Ilood


New Castle


Arthur Holloway


Spiceland


Leora Jessup (Parker)


Westland


John Miller


New Castle


Estella Symons Minneapolis, Minn


Spiceland


1895 Clarence Painter


1899


Bessie Haisley Alvin, Texas


Jessie Baily Spiceland


Mary Butler New Castle, RF D) 1


Walter Byers Knightstown, R F D I


Jennie Kirk (Kerr) Dayton, O


Guerney Maple Whittier, Cal


Manning Smith Philadelphia, Pa


Rena Thomas


Fountain City


Edgar Bazzle


New Castle


Susan Benedict (Nay)


Mt. Summit


Russell Wilson Whittier, Cal


India Yost (Cook). Sulphur Springs


1903


Rilla Bartlett ( Harvey) Pittsburg, Pa


Nellie Beckett


Whittier, Cal


Guy 11. Ilall New Lisbon


Clyde Kennedy Berkeley, Cal


Clarence Macy Scott City, Kan


24


Everett Macy Scott City, Kan


Carroll Mills


Kirksville, Mo


Cecil Newby


Englewood, Kan


*Jeanette Rifner


Pernia Thornburg (Griffin)


Messex, Col


John R. Thompson


New Castle


1901 Ira E. Bell New Castle, R F D 2


Bertha E. Butler ( Ballard)


Lewisville


Raymond Byrket


Lewisville


Jennie Compton (Cope)


Dunreith


Everette Cope Dunreith


Deborah Edwards Knightstown, R F D


Ethel Edwards (Kramein) Bloomington, III


Lillian H, Hayes Dunreith


Walter B. Harvey


Pittsburg, Pa


Emory Ratcliff.


New Castle, R F D


Gertrude Seaford Spiceland


Pearl Symons ( Rifner )


Spiceland


Lelia Smith ( Rice).


Spencer, O


Charles A. Beard


New York City


Merritt Stafford


Carthage


Cora Smith (Sparks)


Summitville


Walter Painter.


Crown Point


Bertha Charles ( Hewitt)


Harlem, Mont


Ernest Shockley


Angola


Walter C. Wilson Pasadena, Cal


1902 Harley Anderson Spiceland


Bertha (). Lawrence ( McCracken) Holgan, Cnba


Florence O. Macy (Parker) Carthage Earl Moffett Knightstown, R F D 2


Walter T. Pearce


Rushville


Orabell Shaffer ( Bell). New Castle, R F D 2


1900


*Fannie Hayes


Floy Hudelson Greenfield


Josie B. Harland ( Weatherman) Dana


Jessie Leakey (Hiatt). New Lisbon


Pearl Millikan (Hardy) Markleville


Ethel Rifner (Newby) Englewood, Kan


Mayme Stafford ( Applegate) Spiceland


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Clyde Sisson ( Moore) Indianapolis


Minnie Stratton (Stafford) New Castle, R F D I


Charles H. Smith


Philadelphia, Pa *Irving White


1898 Clifford Applegate


Spiceland


James Holtsclaw


Spiceland


*Bavis Nay


John R. Hinshaw New Castle


Everest Macy Scott City, Kan


Georgia Millikan ( Hardy) Pendleton


Jennie E. Millikan ( Wright) Edinburg


Homer Nugen Lewisville


Cora E. Risk (Deem) Spiceland


Robert A. Roberts New Albany


Grace E. Stewart ( Johnson) Greenfield


Russell L. Wright


Portland, Oregon


Elsie Shockley (Lockridge) Shawnee, Okla


Ethel Applegate (Painter) Spiceland


Retta Thomas Fountain City


Cora Charles (Carson) Crete Connie Griffin Knightstown


David W. Gordon


St. Louis


Perrin Ilolt New Castle


Arthur Johnson Lewisville


25


Carl Newby Mulhall, Okla


Rupert Redic El Paso, Texas


Ralph Stubbs


Spiceland


Walter Wright


Edinburg


1904 *Elsie Bell (Applegate )


Josephine Beeson ( Niles) Charlottesville


Will Benedict Los Angeles, Cal


Lawrence Bridges Greenfield


Warren Edwards


Lewisville


Irl Evans


Mt. Summit


Jessie Gordon (Newby)


Richmond


Ruth Harvey


Dunreith


Hazel Heacock (Yockey)


Spiceland


Homer Henley


Muskogee, Okla


Claire Hoover (May)


Indianapolis


Barton Jones


Indianapolis


Belva Jordan (Coffin)


New Castle, RF DI


Guy May


Indianapolis


Pansy Newby


Lewisville


Anna Painter New Castle, RFD I


Clara Patterson (Rothrock)


New Castle, K FD I


Lois Pitts Morristown, RF D


1907 Hazel Bartlett Lewisville


Irene Bell [Wright]


Whittier, Cal


Bertha Bowers [ Rogers]


Mooreland


Ruby McDaniel [ Rutherford].


Carthage


Levinus Painter Hartford, Conn


Howard Seaford


Spiceland


Clenna Smith [ Moffitt] Lewisville


Hassel Williams Muncie


1908 Herschel Alf Lewisville


Clara Burcham [ Hinshaw]


New Castle


Ethel Chandler [Swindell] Greensboro


Loma Delon Spiceland


Margaret Harden Knightstown, R F D


Ruby Julian [ Reece] .Washington, D. C


Everett Kennard Knightstown, R F D


Glenn Kirkham Rushville, R F D 9


Paul McDaniel Knightstown, R F D 3


Vida Redic Cloudcroft, N. M


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26


Aura Lane (Lee) Lewisville


Edward Pope


New Castle, R F D 6


Jessie Reece Long Beach, Cal


Ruby Reeves- Knightstown


Anna Reeves Wilkinson, R F D 2


*Arthur Rifner


Arden Stubbs Spiceland


Everett Test Spiceland


Amy Thomas [Sherry] Greenfield


Paul Wilson New Castle


1906


Charles Bundy Muncie


Walter Bundy


Montello, Mass


Arthur Hudelson


New Castle, R F D


Hazel Hudelson Dunreith


*Edna Kellar.


Frances Nugen Hagerstown


Myron Painter Spiceland


Edgar Rogers Mooreland


Otis Shaffer. Richmond


Maud Simmons [ Bolin] Zanesville, O


Grover VanDine


Shirley


Orville Wright. New Castle, R F D


Wendell Pitts Morristown, R F D


Lawrence Reeves Knightstown


Robert Reeves Wilkinson


Etta Rifner (Parker) Spiceland


John Rogers Mooreland


* Herbert 'Seaford


Ralph Silver


San Francisco, Cal


Bernetha Smith


Muncie


Charles Veach Mt. Summit


Ethel Wright ( Hershaur)


Spiceland


Harold Yockey Oklahoma City, Okla


Elsie Anderson ( Conwell) Mooreland 1905


Walter Brandy Richmond


Raymond Duke. Indianapolis


Alexander Gano Indianapolis


Oran Griffin Indianapolis


Ruth Gardner New Castle, R F D I


Elva Kennard (Mueller) New Castle


1910


Mary Antrim [ Wilson] Spiceland


Helen Bartlett [ Pottenger] Indianapolis


Clarence Cartwright


Lewisville


Nettie Grissom [Allen]. New Castle


Marie Hendricks Straughn


Bernice Henshaw Dunreith


Modoc


Minnie Kiser [ Boyd]


New Castle


Andrew Markle. Middletown


Ruth May Straughn


Ruth Moffett Spiceland


Clarence Rich Mays, R F 1) 25


Hazel Seaford [ Winan] Eaton, O


Lena Shively ['Test] New Castle, R F D


. William Smith


Spiceland


Edith Stigleman [Moffitt] Knightstown, R F D


28


Leanna Taylor [ McNew] Knightstown


Ralph Test. New Castle, RF DI


Kerney Wilson Spiceland


1911 Roy Brown Spiceland


Howard Caldwell Indianapolis


Hazel Cochran [Lane] Spiceland


Ruba Cochran [Symons] Lewisville


Ralph Evans Spiceland


Decil Fields Spiceland


Ruth Harvey Spiceland


Howard Harvey New Castle


Clarence Hoffman Spiceland


Myra Hunnicutt [Beard]


Economy


Margaret Ilunnicutt [Stuart ].


Ilagerstown


Grace Myers [ Hoover].


New Castle, R F D


Myra Painter


Richmond


Everett Pennington


Spiceland


Erma Pierson [Smullen]. Lewisville


Rex Potterf.


Lewisville


Merwin Symons Lewisville


Ernestine Williams [ Millikan] New Castle


1912 Sadie Bacon Mt. Summit


Dorothy Bell Whittier, Cal., R F D


Ralph Chandler


Spiceland


Edith Chew [ Moffitt]


Kniglitstown


Ruth Conner Lewisville


Gertrude De Witte Straughn


Russell Ewing Knightstown


Paul Fletcher Lewisville


Alvin Hardin


Knightstown


Martha Hays Markleville


Melissa Lane


Spiceland


Mabel Macy [ Hardin]


Knightstown


Exie Moffett


Spiceland


Clara Montgomery


Dunreith


Norma Pierson


Lewisville


Rachel Test


Spiceland


Margaret Toohey.


Spiceland


Audrey West Markleville


1913


Mabel Buck [Symons]. Spiceland


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1909


Beula Arnold. New Castle, R F D 6


Loren Butler.


Spiceland


Marie Clarke [Little] Springfield


Walter Hays


Markleville


Ruth Hudelson [Gold] New Castle, R F D 10


Ethel Jackson [Clayton] Straughn


Ada Jarrett [ Hinshaw] Kennard


Lucile Mcilvaine Lewisville


James McGrady New Castle


Griffin Moffitt.


Knightstown, R F D


Alma Osborn Winchester, R F D


Elgar Pennington


Spiceland


Hoyt Reese Whittier, Cal


Hazel Skaates [Hance] Newman


Minnie Simmons [Staley] Wilkinson


Margaret Smith Spiceland


Clayton Teeter. Mooreland


Ross Williams Chicago, IlI


Perry Wilson Spiceland


Hazel Reese [Clampett]. Greensboro


Bessie Sidwell St. Clairsville, O


Mary Seaford [Alf] Lewisville


Edna Swindell


Greensboro


Lucile Wilson Pasadena, Cal


Mary Jessup


Addie Butler. New Castle, R F D


Marie Bundy


Spiceland


Olive De Witte Straughn


Jessie Draper Spiceland


Anna Evans


_Spiceland


Iris Hall


Hagerstown


Georgia Hodson [ Wilson]


Knightstown


Floss Kiser


Dunreith


Mildred Mercer


Spiceland


Hazel Moffitt [Price]


Knightstown


Leonora Pickett


Dunreith


Lydia Sellers Spiceland


Raymond Stubbs Cambridge City


Zola Waddell


Dunreith


Ercel Wilson


Spiceland


Marie Black


New Castle


Harold Brown


Straughn


Helen Daugherty


Treaty


Cortez Ewing


Knightstown


Pauline Haisley


Spiceland


Fred Hardin


Knightstown, R F D 2


Carl Jarrett


New Castle, R F D


Lowell Jefferies


New Castle, R F D 2


Irene McDaniel


Markleville


Albert Mcilvaine Lewisville


Marie Modlin


Spiceland


Agnes Pennington.


Spiceland


Vivian Pickering Spiceland


Clyde Rogers


Dunreith


Maurine Shepherd. New Castle


Mary Swain


Greensboro


Norman Woodward


New Castle, R F D


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1915-1916 SPICELAND ACADEMY SPICELAND, INDIANA


FACULTY AND CALENDAR


For the Academic Year 1916-1917


INSTRUCTORS


JOSEPH H. BLOSE, A. B., Superintendent History


To be supplied English and Vocal Music


Robert Fisher, B. S. Mathematics and Science


Clara Kendall, A. B. Language and Science


Mrs. Adella H. Ratcliff Pianoforte


CALENDAR


1916 Fall Term begins Monday, September 4 Fall Term cnds Friday, December 23


1917


Winter Term begins Monday, January 1 Winter Term ends Friday, March 9 Spring Term begins Monday, March 19 Commencement, Friday, May 25


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BOARD OF TRUSTEES


John S. Griffin, President Edwin B. Ratcliff, Seeretary and Treasurer Clarence Painter William Smith James Holtsclaw Charles B. Harvey i


INSTRUCTORS


Academic Year 1915-1916


HOMER H. COOPER, A. M., Superintendent History


Anna Painter, A. B. English and Music


Robert Fisher, B. S. Mathematics and Science


Clara Kendall, A. B. Latin and German


Mrs. Adella 11. Ratcliff Music and Pianoforte


Spiceland Academy


HISTORY


S PICELAND ACADEMY is the oldest academy in charge of the Friends in Indiana. It was chartered as an academy in 1870, but its history ns a Friends' school extends over a period of eighty years. It is under the control of the Spiceland Monthly Meeting, by which the Board of Trustees is appointed. The teachers are selected by the Trustees. While the school is under denomina- tional control, it is not sectarian in the least ; its foundation resty up- on Christian culture ; it has been kept under strong Christian influ- ences, and its purpose is to develop practical, earnest, and active Christian manhood and womanhood.


The first class graduated in 1870. The Alumni Association now enrolls four hundred seventy-seven. About three thousand five hun- dred students have received instruction in the school since its organi- zation as an academy. The Course of Study and the Methods of Teaching are kept conservative in character and thoroughly progres- sive in spirit.


LOCATION


Spiceland Academy is located in the beautiful town of Spiceland, Indiana, in the southern part of Henry county, on the Lake Erie & Western railroad, two miles north of Dunreith, on the Pennsylvania railroad. The buildings are situated in the midst of a beautiful grove,


adjoining which is a large campus, well adapted to athletic sports. The interurban street car line gives connection with surrounding cities.


Spiceland Academy has a new and thoroughly modern building- well heated, well lighted, and well ventilated. Besides the gymnasium it has ten commodious rooms, all devoted to high school purposes. The rooms for Sciences, Manual Training and Domestic Science are es- pecially suited for their purposes. The sanitary water supply system is used. The library has been brought up to date, und is one of the finest reference libraries in similar secondary schools. In the new building there is an abundance of room for the regular recitations and for prevocational work. Excellent equipment has been furnished for the proper teaching of all subjects for secondary schools. The build- ing has been arranged and every facility given for keeping Spiceland Academy in the very highest rank of schools.


ENTRANCE


Students may enter at any time, but students coming from other schools are required to bring certificates stating their literary and moral standing. In the absence of approved certificate, examinations will be held and students classified accordingly.


The conditions for admission to the First Year class are the same as for entrance to the public high schools of this state.


In general, a graduate from non-commissioned high schools of this county can enter the Academy with credit for the number of months' work he has studied in his home school wherein the work is up to the standard of the commissioned high school.


THE COURSE OF STUDY


The Academy Course of Study conforms to the requirements of the State Board of Education. In addition many elective subjects are offered, and thus a student may prepare for any college, or more thor- oughly equip himself for his life's work. The Course of Study has been arranged with two purposes in view :-


First . It is prepared to comform to the needs and desires of all students who may not have the opportunity to pursue a college course, but who desire a practical education which will prepare them to lead an active and a successful life.




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