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WEST  CHESTER 


State  Normal  School, 


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FIRST    DISa:^RIGT, 


1894. 


F.  S.  HICKMAN,  WEST  CHESTER,  PA. 


TWENTY-THIRD 


Annual  Catalogue 


WEST  CHESTER 

State  Normal  School, 


FIRST   DISTRICT, 


WEST  CHESTER,  CHESTER  COUNTY,  PA. 


1894, 


WEST  CHESTER,  PA.: 

F.  S.  HICKMAN,  STEAM-POWER  PRINTER  AND  PUBLISHER. 

1894. 


Board  of  Trustees. 


Trustees  Representing  the  Stockholders. 

ALBERT  P.  HALL,  1 

MARSHALL  S.  WAY,  [  Term  of  office  ex- 

WILLIAM  S.  WINDLE,  {  pires  in  1895. 

BENTLEY  WORTH,  J 


H.  B.  BUCKWALTER, 
PLUMMER  E.  JEFFERIS, 
MARSHALL  H.  MATLACK,  , 
HERBERT  P.  WORTH,  J 


Term  of  office  ex- 
pires in  1896. 


R.  T.  CORNWELL,  1 

CHARLES  M.  CROWELL,  ! 

SAMUEL  MARSHALL,  f 

EVANS  ROGERS,  J 


Term  of  office  ex- 
pires in  1897. 


Trustees  Representing  the  State. 


JOHN  J.  PINKERTON, 
J.  PRESTON  THOMAS, 


Term  of  office  ex 
pires  in  1895. 


CHARLES  W.  ROBERTS,       ) 
ROBERT  E.  MONAGHAN,     | 


Term  of  office  ex- 
pires in  1896. 


R.  E.  M.  EVANS, 
LEVI  G.  McCAULEY, 


Term  of  office  ex- 
pires in  1897. 


Steward, 
Harry  S.  Johnson. 

Matron, 
Susan  W.  Seal. 


The  regular  meetings  of  the  Board  are  held  on  the  last 
Monday  in  each  month. 


The  Calendar, 


SPRING  TERM-1894. 

Monday,    -    -    - 

June  4th,      - 

! 

State  Examinations. 

Tuesday,  -    -     - 

June  5th, 

((                i( 

Wednesday,  -     - 

June  6th,      - 

((                (( 

Sunday,    -     -    - 

June  24th,    - 

Baccalaureate  Sermon.               1 

Wednesday,  -     - 

June  27th,    - 

Cla.ss-Day  Exercises. 

Thursday,      -    - 

June  28th,    - 

Commencement. 

(( 

Meeting  of  Ahmini. 

Friday,      -    -    - 

June  29th,    - 

Spring  Term  Closes. 

FALL  TERM-1894-5. 

Monday,      -    - 

Aug.  27th,  - 

Pall  Term  begins. 

Thursday,      -    - 

Nov.  29th,  - 

Thanksgiving. 

Saturday,  -     -     - 

Dec.  8th,     - 

Anniversary  Moore  Lit.  Soc'ty. 

" 

Dec.  22d,    - 

Christmas  Holidays  begin. 

Wednesday,  - 

Jan.  2d,     - 

Students  return. 

Friday,      -     -    - 

March  15th, 

Winter  Term  ends. 

SPRING  TERM-1895. 

Monday,     -    - 

Mar.  25th, 

Spring  Term  begins. 

Saturday,       -    - 

May  i8th,    - 

Re-Union  Aryan  Lit.  Society. 

Sunday,     -    -     - 

June  23d,     - 

Baccalaureate  Sermon. 

Wednesday,  -     - 

June  26th,    - 

Class-Day  Exercises. 

Thursday,      -     - 

June  27th,    - 

Commencement. 

-     - 

*' 

Meeting  of  Alumni. 

Friday,      -    -     - 

1 

June  28, 

Term  ends. 

The  Faculty. 


GEO.  MORRIS  PHILIPS,  A.  M.,  Ph.  D., 

Principal. 

C.  B.  COCHRAN,  A.  M., 

Natural  Sciences  and  Chemistry. 

ELVIRA  Y.  SPEAKMAN, 

Geography  and  History. 

A.  THOMAS  SMITH,  Pd.  D., 

Pedagogy. 

EVA  J.  BLANCHARD, 

Principal  of  the  Model  School. 

FRANCIS  H.  GREEN,  A.  M., 

Grammar  and  Rhetoric. 

M.  AMELIA  HEMPERLY,  A.  B., 

Instrumental  Music. 

C.  E.  EHINGER,  M.  D., 

Director  of  Gymnasium. 

WALLACE  P.  DICK,  A.  M., 

Languages. 

EMMA  J.  LONGSTRETH,  M.  E., 

Drawing  and  Penmanship. 

MARY  L.  BARIGHT, 

Reading  and  Literature. 

A.  W.  SLOCUM,  A.  M., 

Higher  Mathematics. 

Mrs.  HATTIE  W.  THOMSON, 

Vocal  Music. 

ELIZABETH  B.  BIRCHARD, 

Music. 

LYDIA  A.  MARTIN,  M.  E., 

English  Branches. 

OLIVER  D.  FREDERICK,  M.  E., 

Book-keeping  and  Mathematics. 

JOSEPH  J.  BAILEY, 

Manual  Training. 


vSARA  S.  KIRK,  M.  K., 

English  Grammar. 

SARA  C.  KVANS,  M.  E., 

Arithmetic  and  Grammar. 

Mrs.  C.  B.  KHINGKR, 

Physical  Culture. 

MABEL  C.  BRAGG, 

Reading  and  Grammar. 

HELEN  H.  ELY,  M.  E., 

Model  School. 

H.  A.  DAVIS,  M.  E., 

Mathematics. 

ROBERT  ANDERSON,  M.  E-, 

Mathematics. 

J.  R.  FLICKINGER,  A.  M., 

History  and  Grammar. 

LAURA  S.  WEINBERGER,  M.  E., 

Model  School. 

KATHARINE  E.  MURPHEY,  B.  E 

Model  School. 

WILLIAM  S.  DELP,  M.  E., 

Arithmetic  and  Algebra. 

WILLIAM  C.  SLOUGH,  M.  E., 

Assistant. 

LINDA  K.  HOOPES,  B.  E., 

Assistant. 

MAURICE  J.  BABB,  M.  E., 

Assistant. 

Mrs.  J.  B.  FISHER, 

Piano. 

HUMPHREY  M.  CARPENTER, 

Violin,  Flute,  and  Violoncello. 


JAMES  S.  HEBERLING,  B.  E. 

Secretary. 

Mrs.  WALLACE  P.  DICK, 

Librarian. 

E.  STANTON  YODER, 

Study  Room. 


Catalogue  of  Students, 


POST-GRADUATES. 


NAME.  POST  OFFICE. 

Anderson,  Robert,  M.  E.,  Bethesda, 

Babb,  Maurice].,  M.  E.,  Marshallton, 

Brooraall,  Laura,  M.  E.,  Cheyney, 

Delp,  Wm.  S.,  M.  E.,  Telford, 

Ely,  Helen  Y{.,M.  E.,  Newtown, 

Frederick,  O.Y).,  M.  E.,  Kulpsville, 

Hoopes,  Linda  K.,  M.  E.,  West  Chester, 

Murphey,  Kathryn,  B.  E.,  Ashbourne, 
Sharpless,  Elizabeth  R.,  M.  E.,  West  Chester, 

Slough,  Wm.  C,  M.  E.,  Worcester, 

Stradling,  Louisa,  B.  E.,  West  Chester, 
Weinberger,  Laura,  M.  E.,         Spinnerstown, 


COUNTY  AND   STATE, 

Lancaster,  Pa. 
Cbester,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Bucks.  Pa. 


UNDER-GRADUATES. 


LxADIES. 


NAME. 

Ale,  Winifred  C. 
Allem,  Minnie 
Anders,  Ella  Z. 
Anderson,  Emma 
Anderson,  Anna  C. 
Arnwine,  Sue 
Armstrong,  Anna  R. 
Ash,  Olga 
Ashbridge,  Lucy  H. 
Atkinson,  Mary 
Baily,  M.  Adele 
Baker,  Mary  H. 
Baptist,  Mary  L. 
Barclay,  Carrie  A. 


POST   OFFICE. 

Bellwood, 

Ottsville, 

Worcester, 

Houston, 

Lansdowne, 

Hatboro, 

Brandamore, 

Black  Horse, 

West  Chester, 

Three  Tuns, 

Corinne, 

Northbrook, 

Christiana, 

Dyerstown, 


COUNTY  AND  STATE. 

Blair,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Delaware. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Lancaster,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 


WEST   CHESTER    STATE   NORMAL    SCHOOL. 


NAME, 

Barker,  Louie 
Barnes,  Martha  C. 
Bartholomew,  Wallace  E. 
Bartley,  Mildred 
Bean,  Verda 
Beans,  Alice 
Beaver,  Mary  E. 
Becker,  Gertrude  S. 
Bennett,  E.  Ella 
Binder,  Maggie  E. 
Bitting,  Edith  W. 
Bitters,  Beulah  P. 
Blair,  Elizabeth  G. 
Blair,  Martha 
Blaker,  Matilda 
Blanck,  Jeannette 
Bleam,  Priscilla 
Book,  Lillian  M. 
Borton,  Hannah  T.  Jr., 
Bower,  Mary  L. 
Boyer,  Annie  L. 
Bradford,  Frances  M. 
Bready,  Hanna  J. 
Brooke,  Mary  P. 
Brooke,  Cora 
Brosius,  Florence  R. 
Brough,  S.  Lizzie 
Brower,  Lillie  C. 
Brown,  Anna  H. 
Brown,  Lilly 
Brown,  Lottie  P. 
Brunner,  Miriam  S. 
Bucher,  Bertha  Elizabeth, 
Bullock,  Emmarene 
Bunn,  Harriet  E. 
Burke,  Florence  V. 
Burns,  Anna 
Burns,  Mary  E. 
Butler,  Retta  P. 
Butler,  Anna  E. 
Butler,  Lidie 
Byerts,  Edith  M. 
Campbell,  Florence 
Carlin,  Nellie  C. 
Carr,  Margaret 
Carroll,  Katie 
Carter,  Marielma 
Carter,  Bertha  B. 


POST  OFFICE. 

Glenloch, 

West  Chester, 

Richlandtown, 

Neville  &  Centre  Ave. 

Delphi, 

Mechanicsville, 

Kimberton, 

Perkiomenville, 

Breadysville, 

Blue  Rock, 

Ashbourne, 

Bridgeton, 

Villa  Nova, 

Villa  Nova, 

Wrightstown, 

Vinemont, 

Richlandtown, 

Parkesburg, 

Woodstown, 

Boyertown, 

Birdsboro,  . 

West  Chester, 

Willow  Grove, 

Cedarville, 

Plymouth  Meeting, 

Chatham, 

Biglerville, 

Spring  City, 

King-of-Prussia, 

West  Chester, 

Morrisville, 

Cambellstown, 

Narberth, 

Corinne, 

Cochranville, 

Coatesville, 

West  Chester, 

<(  (( 

Granogue, 

Bala, 

Londonderry, 

West  Chester, 

8ioS.  2oth  St., 

Drifton, 

Bethesda, 

Ardmore, 


COUNTY  AND  STATE. 

Chester,  Pa. 

Bucks,  Pa. 
Pittsburg,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
New  Jersey. 
Delaware,  Pa. 

Bucks,  Pa. 
Berks,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
New  Jersey. 
Berks,  Pa. 

Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Adams,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Lebanon,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Delaware 


Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Luzerne,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 


WEST    CHESTER    STATE    NORMAL    SCHOOL. 


NAME. 

Case,  S.  Helena 
Casey,  Katie  B. 
Chalfant,  Florence 
Cheyney,  Mabel  R. 
Chrisman,  Jessie  L. 
Church,  M.  Berta 
Clark,  Emma  E. 
Clauder,  Anna  C. 
Clymer,  Flora  M. 
Clymer,  Hanna  D. 
Cochran,  Grace  F. 
Comly,  Emma  T. 
Conard,  Margaret 
Connell,  S.  Elsie 
Cooper,  Alice  Lynne 
Cornwell,  Ada  W. 
Cowan,  Lulu  M. 
Cox,  Erma  L. 
Coyle,  Ida 
Coyle,  Lucy  G. 
Craven,  Anna  M. 
Criswell,  L.  Ada 
Criswell,  Belle 
Criswell,  L.  Bertha 
Criswell,  Mary  G. 
Cronin,  Mary  F. 
Crossan,  Minnie  W. 
Curley,  Mary  C. 
Curry,  Blanche  1. 
Custer,  Etta  D. 
Dannaker,  Unity  R. 
Darlington,  Ella  C. 
Darlington,  Evalina  H. 
Darlington,  Fannie  R. 
Darlington,  Katie  F. 
Darlington,  Sara  G. 
Davies,  Mary  J. 
Davis,  Annie  R, 
Davis,  Carrie  M. 
Dengler,  Alice  A. 
Derr,  Sue 
Detwiler,  Mary  P. 
Detwiler,  Elsie 
DeWitt,  Elsie  F. 
Diedrichs,  Marie 
Dieterly,  Lizzie  C. 
Doane,  Dorothy  E. 
Dotts,  M.  Anna 


POST   OKFICE. 

Frederica, 

Thurlow, 

665  Chestnut  St., 

Cheyney, 

Coventryville, 

Pottstown, 

West  Chester. 

61  Church  St., 

Tradesville, 

West  Chester,   . 
Flourtown, 
Lincoln, 
Wilmington, 
Green  Park, 
West  Chester, 
Coatesville, 
Merchantville, 
Rush  Valley, 

Newtown, 
Cochranville, 
Londonderry, 
West  Grove, 
Cochranville, 
Glen  Mills, 
Queen  Lane, 
Fitzwatertown. 
West  Chester, 
Fairview  Village, 
King-of-Prussia, 
West  Chester, 


Lansford, 

Brandamore, 

Octoraro, 

Blue  Rock, 

Laurelton, 

Malvern, 

III  S.  River  St., 
3722  Locust  St., 
Milford  Square, 
54  Montgomery  St., 
Belfry, 


COUNTY  AND   STATE. 

Delaware. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Lancaster,   " 
Delaware,    " 
Chester,       " 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Bethlehem,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 

Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Nebraska. 
Delaware. 
Perry,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

New  Jersey. 
Bucks,  Pa. 


Chester,  Pa. 


Delaware,  Pa. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 

Chester.  Pa. 


Carbon,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Union,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Wilkes-Barre,  Pa. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Jersey  City,  N.  J. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 


WEST   CHESTER    STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


NAME. 

Dotterer,  Alice 
Dougherty,  Laura 
Duer,  Lettie  W. 
Duffield,  Elizabeth 
Dunn,  Rachel 
Durnall,  Gertrude  C. 
Dutton,  Bertha  M. 
Eachus,  Maggie  R. 
Eisenberg,  Ella  S. 
Eisenbrey,  Laura  B. 
Ellwanger,  Emma  L. 
Evans,  Bessie  C. 
Evans,  Bessie  S. 
Evans,  Rebecca 
Felty,  Mabel 
Ferrell,  Elizabeth  B. 
Fetters,  Anna  E. 
Finley,  L  Mae 
Forbes,  Lillie  A. 
Forsythe,  Bertha  M. 
Foster,  Edith  H. 
Frame,  Helen 
Frederick,  Anna  C. 
Frederick,  Elmira 
Fronefield,  Leila  M. 
Furman,  Leila 
Garrett,  Helen 
Gentry,  Blanche 
Gilch,  Lidie 
Gill,  Phebe  J. 
Godfrey,  Bessie  B. 
Goff,  Vinnie  Farson 
Golden,  Mary  A. 
Gonser,  Sarah 
Goodwin,  Anna  M, 
Green,  Anna  M. 
Greene,  Cora  F. 
Griffith,  Florence  L 
Griffith,  Maggie  H. 
Griffith,  Mary  E. 
Griffith,  Ola  M. 
Gunkle,  Jessie  V. 
Guyer,  Lura  E. 
Hambleton,  Alice 
Hambleton,  Elsie 
Hamilton,  Sara  E. 
Hannum  Carrie  H. 
Hannum,  Lizzie  P. 


POST  OFFICE. 

Cloud, 

West  Chester, 

Lizette, 

Cornell, 

West  Chester, 

Cloud, 

West  Chester, 

Malvern, 

Parker  Ford, 

Terwood, 

Phcenixville, 

Parkesburg, 

Elkton, 

Linfield, 

Pine  Grove, 

Millerstown, 

Glen  Loch, 

813  S.  48th  St., 

Coatesville, 

Avondale, 

394  Washington  Ave. 

West  Chester, 

East  Coventry, 

Kulpsville, 

Wayne, 

Chadd's  Ford, 

West  Chester, 

Stony  Fork, 

Odessa, 

Tanguy, 

Fort  Washington, 

Linwood, 

Brandywine  Summit, 

Greenbrier, 

Devault, 

Horsham, 

Greene  Hill, 

West  Chester, 


Downingtown, 

Frazer, 

Honeybrook, 

Atglen, 
Goshen, 
327  W.  2d  St., 
West  Chester, 
Village  Green, 


COUNTY  AND  STATE. 

Chester,  Pa. 

Bucks,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Maryland. 
Montgomery,  Pa, 
Schuylkill,  Pa. 
Perry,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Allegheny  City,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Montgomery,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 

Chester,  Pa. 
Tioga,  Pa. 
Delaware. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 

Delaware,  Pa. 

<  <  (( 

Northumberland,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Lancaster,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Delaware.  Pa. 


WEST    CHESTER    STATE   NORMAL    SCHOOL. 


NAME. 

Hansell,  Laura  M. 
Harlan,  Christine  S. 
Harper,  Lena  M. 
Harvey,  Eva  P. 
Harvey,  Mary  A. 
Haupt,  Nettie  C. 
Haws,  Victoria  E. 
Hazleton,  Sara 
Heald,  Abbie 
Heaton,  Reba  M. 
Heller,  M.  Ella 
Hellyer,  Grace  E. 
Hemphill,  Bessie  A. 
Hemphill,  Mary  S. 
Herdman,  Maggie  B. 
Hibbs,  Olive  M. 
Hibberd,  Lydia  H. 
Hiddleson,  Cilia 
Hiddleson,  Linda 
Hogeland,  L.  Gussie 
Holmes,  E.  Jennie 
Hoopes,  Clara  P. 
Hopewell,  Elizabeth  D. 
House,  Fanny  O. 
Hughes,  Anna  R. 
Hunsicker,  Florence 
Illick,  Mary  B. 
Ingram,  Barbara  E. 
Ingram,  Mary  C. 
Ingram,  Sallie  R. 
Jackson,  Abbie 
Jackson,  Clara  M. 
Jackson,  Martha  P. 
Jacob,  Gertrude  A. 
Jacobs,  Eva  W. 
Jacoby,  Bertha  M. 
James,  Estella  A. 
James,  Katharine 
James,  Lila  P. 
James,  Lavinia 
Jefferis,  Sadie  L. 
Jenkins,  Eva  L. 
John,  Ethel  R. 
Johnson,  Adelaide 
Johnson,  M.  Edna 
Johnson,  Elsie  M. 
Johnson,  Gertrude  S. 
Johnson,  Gertrude 


POST   OFFICE. 

Coreze, 

West  Chester, 

Marshallton, 

Unionvillle, 

Cheltenham, 

Hartleton, 

Joanna, 

Mullica  Hill, 

West  Chester, 

Terwood, 

Tobyhanna  Mills, 

Penn's  Park, 

Unionville, 

West  Chester, 

St,  Joe  Station, 

Hulmeville, 

Sugartown, 

Downingtown, 

Makefield, 

Wagontown, 

Embreeville, 

West  Chester, 

Landisburg, 

Manoa, 

3523  N.  22d  St., 

Hulmeville, 

Byerstown, 

West  Chester, 

Nine  Points, 

Joanna, 

Kelton, 

West  Grove, 

Joanna, 

New  Britain, 

West  Chester, 

Scranton, 

West  Chester, 

Braddock, 

West  Chester, 

Birdsboro, 

Sugartown, 

Paoli, 

Guthrieville, 

Manoa, 

Hulmeville, 

Broomall, 


COUNTY  AND   STATE. 

Delaware,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Montgomery,  Pa. 
Union,  Pa. 
Berks,  Pa. 
New  Jersey. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Monroe,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Butler,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester.  Pa. 


Perry,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Lancaster,  Pa. 
Berks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Berks,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Lackawanna,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Allegheny,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Berks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Delaware,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 


WEST  CHESTER   STATE  NORMAL  SCHOOL. 


NAME. 

Johnson,  Hanna 
Johnson,  Madge 
Jones,  Lizzie 
Jones,  Marion  Benton 
Jones,  Martha 
Jones,  Minnie  W. 
Keavy,  Mary  E. 
Keech,  Lizzie  D. 
Keech,  Margaret 
Keighley,  Clara 
Keighley,  Laura 
Kenney,  Mary 
Kenny,  Jeannette 
Kervey,  Elinore  B. 
Kirkbride,  H.  Emma 
Kirkpatrick,  Bessie 
Kline,  Katie  L. 
Klink,  Edna  E. 
Knapp,  Frances  C. 
Knapp,  Florence 
Knapp,  Mary  C. 
Koons,  Laura  E. 
Kuntz,  Bessie  R. 
Kurl,  Elsie  A. 
Lacey,  Nellie  M. 
Lancaster,  S.  Gertrude 
Lapp,  Etta  M. 
Lapp, Ida 
Lawrence,  Irene  A. 
Leahy,  Mary  E, 
Leatherman,  Anna 
Leatherman,  Lizzie 
LeFevre,  Eva  J. 
Lewis,  Alice  A. 
Lewis,  Lina 
Liggett,  Sallie  G. 
Linton,  Anne 
Linton,  Lizzie 
Lloyd,  Anne  D. 
Loeffler,  Ella 
Loeffler,  Ernestine 
Longshore,  H.  Elsie 
Loomis,  Sara  R. 
Ludy,  Cora  B. 
Lukens,  Jennie  T. 
Lynch,  May 
MacElree,  Mary  E. 
Mack,  Frances  M. 


POST  OFFICE. 

Broomall, 

Linwood, 
West  Chester, 
Doe  Run, 
Smedley, 
Lenape, 
Glen  Roy, 
Tweedale, 
Landenberg, 

West  Chester, 

Holliston, 

West  Chester, 

Fallsington, 

Dilworthtown, 

Maxatawny, 

Kenilworth, 

Dover, 

Montgomery  Square, 

Freeland, 

Newcastle, 

West  Chester, 
<  (  (( 

Chadd's  Ford, 
Warren  Tavern, 
Chalfont, 
Adele, 
Edge  Hill, 
Line  Le.xington, 
Plumsteadville, 
Pawling, 
Uwchlan, 
Honeybrook, 
Nantmeal  Village, 
3917  Pine  St., 

Bryn  Mawr, 
Swarthmore, 

West  Chester, 

Boyertown, 
Kulpsville, 
Georgetown, 
West  Chester, 
3506  N.  35th  St., 


COUNTY  AND  STATE. 

Delaware,  Pa. 


Chester,  Pa. 


Massachusetts. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Berks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Delaware. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 

Luzerne,  Pa. 
Delaware. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Delaware,  Pa, 
Chester,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 

Chester,  Pa. 


Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Montgomery,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 

Chester,  Pa. 

Berks,  Pa. 
Montgomer}^  Pa. 
Delaware. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 


WEST   CHESTER   STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


NAME. 

Mackelduff,  Blanche 
Mahan,  Jennie  H. 
Markley,  Hettie  A. 
Markley,  Jennie  L. 
Marshall,  R.  Mary 
Mathias,  Lydia  S. 
Mattern,  Bessie  T. 
Mauger,  Katie  H. 
McCanna,  Gertrude  K. 
McCartney,  Lulu 
McClellan,  Mary 
McClure,  Gertrude 
McCracken,  Mary 
McElhaney,  Bertha 
McElhaney,  Irene  M.  V. 
Mcllvaine,  Laura  E. 
McLear,  Emma  L. 
Mearns,  Iva  C. 
Mendenhall,  Annie  E. 
Mercer,  Dorcas  W. 
Meredith,  Mary  E. 
Meschter,  Nora 
Mildren,  Nan  L. 
Miller,  Edith  M. 
Miller,  Florence  P. 
Miller,  Sarah  E. 
Minster,  Carrie  G. 
Moffitt,  L.  Adelaide 
Moore,  Carrie 
Moore,  Lillian  E. 
Moore,  Margaret  L. 
Moore,  Alice 
Morgan,  Anna  R. 
Morison,  Mary  R. 
Moses,  Maud  V. 
Moyer,  Adele 
Moyer,  Annie  O. 
Munger,  Enda 
Neidig,  Ida  E. 
Newlin,  Emma  W. 
Nyce,  Mabel 
Ogden,  Sara 
Osborne,  Mattie 
Owen,  Lillian  M. 
Owens,  Carrie 
Owens,  Ceinwen 
Patterson,  Hattie  L. 
Pearson,  Lizzie  E. 


POST  OFFICE. 

West  Chester, 

Chadd's  Ford, 

Jeffersonville, 

Millersburg, 

Northbrook, 

Penllyn, 

West  Point, 

Sanatoga, 

Atglen, 

Boothwyn, 

Londonderry, 

Glen  Moore, 

Twin  Oaks, 

Manayunk, 

Scyoc, 

Bellemonte, 

West  Chester, 

Oak  Hill, 

Mendenhall, 

West  Chester, 

Everhart, 

Worcester, 

2045  Park  Ave., 

135  North  St., 

London  Grove, 

Toughkenamon, 

Bristol, 

Richland  Centre, 

Milford  Mills, 

Dolington, 

Marlboro, 

Chester, 

Fairview  Village, 

321  N.  2d  St.,  Camden, 

West  Chester, 

Cedars, 

Bechtelsville, 

Chester, 

Milford  Square, 

Port  Carbon, 

Schwencksville, 

Upland, 

DuBois, 

Toughkenamon, 

Parkesburg, 

Slatington, 

Spruce  Grove, 

Birchrunville. 


COUNTY  AND   STATl 

Chester,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Dauphin,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 


Chester,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Delaware,  Pa. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Perry,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Montgomery,  Pa. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Bethlehem,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Bucks,  Pa. 

((        (( 

Chester,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
New  Jersey. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Berks,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Schuylkill,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Clearfield,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Lehigh,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


WEST  CHESTER   STATE   NORMAL  SCHOOL. 


13 


NAME. 

Pearson,  Olive  B. 
Pearson,  Mabel  D. 
Pechin,  Ann  W, 
Pennypacker,  Alice  W. 
Pepper,  Minnie 
Philips,  Elsie  M. 
Philips,  Sara 
Pickering,  H.  Emma 
Pierce,  Elsie  M. 
Pollock,  Katharine 
Powell,  Lizzie  M. 
Powell,  Lottie  B. 
Powell,  Mary  Aubrey 
Power,  Mary  F. 
Pratt,  Jennie 
Preston,  Lucille 
Price,  Mabel 
Pross,  M.  Emma 
Pusey,  Anna  W. 
Pyfer,  Bessie  C. 
Pyle,  Bertha  M. 
Quinby,  Grace  R 
Quirk,  Nellie 
Rakestraw,  Marion 
Ramsey,  Bertha  H. 
Ramsey,  Edith  M. 
Ramsey,  Eleanor  B. 
Ranck,  Florence  M. 
Reagan,  Irene 
Reagan,  Minnie 
Reid,  Nona  S. 
Rhoades,  Maud  L 
Rice,  Maud 
Ridpath,  Florence 
Riley,  Clara  J. 
Roberts,  S.  Emma 
Robertson,  Nellie  V. 
Robinson,  Mary 
Robotham,  Edith 
Rogers,  Anna  D. 
Rogers,  Maude 
Roseboro,  Phcebe 
Rothermel,  Deborah 
Rowe,  Abby  C. 
Russell,  Edith  H. 
Saeger,  Lillie  M. 
Schide,  Grace  L. 
Scholl,  Lottie  M. 


POST   OFFICE. 

Birchrunville, 

Lionville, 

King-of-Prussia, 

West  Chester, 

Christiansburg, 

Font, 

West  Chester, 

Hopewell,  C.  W. 

West  Chester, 

Chadd's  Ford, 

Upper  Lehigh, 

Newtown  Square, 

Upper  Lehigh, 

Hopkinton, 

Cloud, 

Spruce  Grove, 

Moore, 

Carversville, 

Unionville, 

Lancaster, 

Cossart, 

Carversville, 

Fishing  Point, 

Christiana, 

West  Chester, 


Joanna, 

West  Whiteland, 

Parkesburg, 

Brumfieldville, 

Reedsville, 

Jenkintown, 

Chester, 

Dreshertown, 

Sisseton  Agency, 

Emporium, 

Media, 

Spring  City, 

Phoenixville, 

Wagontown, 

Fleetwood, 

Upland, 

Kemblesville, 

Elwyn, 

Moore, 

Spring  Mount, 


COUNTY  AND   STATE. 

Chester,  Pa. 
(I  <( 

Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Virginia. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Delaware,  Pa. 
Luzerne,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Luzerne,  Pa. 
Mass. 

Chester,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Maryland. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 
Chester.  Pa. 


Berks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Berks,  Pa. 
Mifflin,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
South  Dakota. 
Cameron,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Berks,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 

Montgomery,  Pa. 


H 


WEST  CHESTER   STATE  NORMAL  SCHOOL. 


Schrack,  Florence 
Schroeder,  Julia 
Schwenck,  Katie  V. 
Seal,  Iva  A. 
Seal,  Edith  M. 
Search,  Susie  L. 
Seavey,  Effie  E. 
Seibert,  Carrie 
Sener,  Berthe  A. 
Sensenig,  Anna 
Sensenig,  Mary  E. 
Sharpless,  Sara 
Sharpless,  Mary 
Sharpless,  Bessie 
Sharpless,  Anna  T. 
Sharpless,  R,  Ellen 
Sharpless,  Elizabeth  R. 
Shaw,  Laura 
Shearer,  Tessie 
Sheibley,  Blanche 
Sheneman,  Naomi 
Shepherd,  Clara  J. 
Shingle,  E.  Estella 
Shoemaker,  Agnes 
Shrawder,  Laura  K. 
Sitler,  Clara  E. 
Smedley,  Mattie 
Smedley,  Susan 
Smedley,  Bessie  M. 
Smith,  Cora  M. 
Smith,  Florence 
Smith,  Mary  R. 
Smith,  Helen  W. 
Smith,  Bessie  R. 
Snodgrass,  Lulu  F. 
Snyder,  Mary  E. 
Spare,  Sara  G. 
Speakman,  Mamie  E. 
Speakman,  Nellie  C. 
Springer,  Lizzie 
Sproat,  Mildred 
Sproat,  Endora  Adele 
Stiteler,  Nina  E. 
Stones,  Ida  M. 
Stout,  Ida  J. 
Stradling,  Bennie 
Stradling,  Bessie 
Strode,  M.  Virginia 


POST  OFFICE. 

Wagontown, 

Norristown, 

Skippack, 

West  Chester, 
<<  (< 

Somerton, 
Villa  Nova, 
Slatington, 
Downingtown, 
Goodville, 

Goshenville, 
West  Chester, 

Darling, 
West  Chester. 


Landisburg, 

Lionville, 

West  Chester, 

East  Nantmeal, 

Wigton, 

Norristown, 

Normal  Square, 

Fulton  House, 

West  Chester, 
((  << 

Gradyville, 
Lykens, 
North  Wales, 
Green  Hill, 

Matthews, 

Slatington, 

Phoenixville, 

Oakbourne, 

West  Chester, 

Danborough, 

Westtown, 

Chester  Springs, 
2629  Columbia  Ave. 
Three  Tuns, 
Oakford, 

West  Chester, 


COUNTY  AND  STATE. 

Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 

Chester,  Pa. 
((  (( 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Lehigh,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 

Chester,  Pa. 


Delaware,  Pa, 
Chester,  Pa. 


Perry,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Clearfield,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Carbon,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Delaware,  Pa. 
Dauphin,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Lehigh,  Pa. 
Chester.  Pa. 


Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 

Chester.  Pa. 


WEST   CHESTER   STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


15 


NAME. 

Suplee,  Elizabeth 
Suplee,  Mary 
Sweeney,  Carrie 
Taylor,  Ada  R. 
Taylor,  Mary 
Taylor,  Harriet 
Thompson  Ray 
Tomlinson,  Carrie 
Townsend,  Florence  L. 
Trout,  Jennie  R. 
Turner,  Nellie 
Turner,  Flora  B. 
Urner,  Jennie  B. ' 
Vaughn,  Jennie 
Vaughn,  Mary  E. 
Veit,  Louise 
Wagner,  Katherine 
Walker,  Matilda 
Walter,  Tillie 
Walter,  Emilie  B. 
Wambold,  Mary 
Wanzel,  Carrie  E. 
Wartman,  Maggie 
Watson,  Jennie 
Way,  Fannie  S. 
Weaver,  Laura  M. 
Weir,  Mary  J. 
Wetherill,  Maude 
Wheeler,  Mamie  E. 
Whitby,  Bella  K. 
White,  Mary  Charlotte 
Widdicombe,  Josephine 
Wilbur,  Claudia 
Wildman,  Catharine 
Wildman,  Esther  L. 
Williams,  Delia  H. 
Williams,  Mary  E. 
Williams,  Nellie  L. 
Williams,  Helen  G. 
Williams,  Mary  E. 
Williams,  Louise 
Williams,  Etta  M. 
Williams,  Bertha  C. 
Wilson,  Emma 
Wilson,  Mabel  C. 
Wilson,  Elsie  M. 
Wilson,  Cora  D. 
Wintzer,  Antoinette 


POST   OFFICE. 

Coatesville, 

Wild  Briar, 

West  Chester, 

Kennett  Square. 

Goshenville, 

Thornbury, 

West  Chester, 

Frederica, 

Chatham, 

Orwigsburg, 

313  W.  2d  St., 

Berlin, 

Pughtown, 

Dushore, 

Gladwyne, 

West  Chester, 

Mahanoy  City, 

West  Point, 

Georgetown, 

Lenape, 

Telford, 

Marietta, 

Boyertown, 

Russellville, 

Hamorton, 

Morgantown, 

Tradesville, 

Doylestown, 

Exton, 

Trappe, 

434  N.  Main  St., 

West  Chester, 

Whitford, 

Langhorne, 

Berwyn, 
Lansford, 
Yerkes, 
Oakbourne, 

Gilberton, 

Markes, 

Sugartown, 

Tweedale, 

Downingtown, 

Hartleton, 

West  Grove, 


COUNTY  AND   STATE. 

Chester,  Pa. 


Delaware,  Pa. 
Chester,   Pa. 
Schuylkill,  Pa. 
Chester,   Pa. 
Somerset,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Sullivan,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Schuylkill,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Delaware. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Lancaster,   Pa. 
Berks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Berks,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 

Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Bethlehem.  Pa. 
Chester,   Pa. 

Bucks,  Pa. 

Chester,  Pa. 
Carbon,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Schuylkill,  Pa. 
Franklin,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Union,  Pa. 
<  <        <( 

Chester.  Pa. 


i6 


WEST   CHESTER    STATE    NORMAL    SCHOOL. 


NAME. 

Woodward,  Mabel  F. 
Woodward,  Mary 
Woodward,  Anna 
Woorstall,  Emily 
Wooster,  Julia 
Worth,  Flora 
Wynn,  Esther  J. 
Xander,  Lizzie  S. 
Yeabower,  Anna  M. 
Yerger,  Rachel 
Yerkes,  Mary 
Yorgey,  Alice  M. 
Yost,  Rosa  B. 
Zimmerman,  Ida  E. 
Zollers,  Carrie  E. 


POST  OFFICE. 

West  Chester, 
Chatham, 

West  Chester, 

Edwin, 

Prospectville, 

1739  Monument  Ave. 

Pleasant  Corner, 

Spring  St., 

Pottstown, 

Terwood, 

Limerick, 

Boyertown, 

New  Mahoning, 

Line  Lexington, 


COUNTY  AND  STATE  , 

Chester,  Pa. 


Maryland. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Carbon,  Pa. 
Washington,  D.  C. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 


Berks,  Pa. 
Carbon,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 


GRNTIaEMEN, 


Agostini,  George 
Allebach,  J.  Markley 
Althouse,  Reuben  C. 
Almanza,  Francisco 
Anders,  Warren  Z. 
Anderson,  Timothy  T. 
Baker,  Joseph  B. 
Barron,  Oscar  L. 
Bartholomew,  Wallace  E. 
Bauer,  Irvin  B. 
Bazan,  Ricardo  de  L. 
Bean,  Frank  H. 
Beans,  Harry  H. 
Bechtel,  Andrew  S. 
Bechtel,  Henry  M. 
Beidler,  H.  Horace 
Black,  H.  Leslie 
Bohn,  Edward  W. 
Bradford,  J.  Sydney 
Brindle,  George  W. 
Brinker,  Elisha  W. 
Brinton,  Frederic  C.  Jr., 
Brinton,  Victor 
Brinton,  Francis  D. 
Brogan,  Frank  T. 
Brower,  Frank  C. 


POST   OFFICE. 

Santiago, 

Green  Lane, 

Dublin, 

Trinidad, 

Worcester, 

Bayard, 

Downingtown, 

Bursonville, 

Richlandtown, 

Bally, 

Puerto  Principe, 

Brick  Tavern, 

Telford, 

Boyertown, 

Clayton, 

Milford  Square, 

Pt.  Pleasant, 

Robesonia, 

West  Chester, 

Lemasters, 

Tradesville, 

West  Chester, 

Pocopson, 

West  Chester, 

Drifton, 

Phcenixville, 


COUNTY  AND  STATE. 

Cuba. 

Montgomery,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Cuba. 

Montgomery,  Pa. 
Delaware. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 

Berks,  Pa. 
Cuba. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Berks,  Pa. 

Bucks,  Pa. 

Berks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Franklin,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Luzerne,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


WEST   CHESTER   STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


17 


NAME. 

POST   OFFICE. 

COUNTY  AND  STATE. 

Brown,  Lewis  H. 

West  Grove, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Brown,  Charles  T. 

West  Chester, 

<C                        (( 

Brunner,  Hiram  C. 

Hatfield, 

Montgomery,  Pa. 

Buckman,  Eugene 

Penn  Valley, 

Bucks,  Pa. 

Burlew,  George 

Newton  Hamilton, 

Mifflin,  Pa. 

Bushong,  Jacob 

West  Grove, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Butler,  J.  Edgar 

Uwchlan, 

(I          (I 

Campbell,  Willard  S. 

West  Chester, 

((          <( 

Campbell,  Elmer  S. 

Bursonville, 

Bucks,  Pa. 

Carl,  E.  H. 

Hoppenville, 

Montgomery,  Pa. 

Chandler,  Aquila  D. 

Kennett  Square, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Choate,  F.  M.  C. 

Newark, 

Delaware. 

Collins,  Abner  H. 

Obold, 

Berks,  Pa. 

Conley,  E.  P. 

Etters, 

York,  Pa. 

Conner,  Percy  T. 

Marshallton, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Currey,  Wilfred  C. 

West  Chester, 

((           (( 

Currey,  Clififord  C. 

"           " 

<<          <i 

Currey,  Hayes  R. 

((          i( 

((                     C( 

Currey,  Smith  T. 

t(          << 

<(               (( 

Currey,  Warren 

•'           " 

((              ({ 

Darlington,  Alfred 

IC                        (( 

((            (( 

Darlington,  Henry  T. 

(<              i( 

((                        C( 

Darlington,  Homer  T. 

J(                        K 

((              (( 

Darlington,  Philip 

a                (( 

((               ((       . 

Davis,  Albert  J. 

Williams'  Corner, 

((               (( 

Dengler,  Walter 

Blue  Rock, 

(<               (( 

Derr,  Harry  H. 

Sanatoga, 

Montgomery,  Pa. 

Dewees,  George  S. 

Uwchlan, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Doll,  George 

West  Chester, 

<<          << 

Dutton,  I.  Lowell 

<(           (( 

H                        (( 

Eachus,  Davis 

u 

<(               (( 

Egan,  Harvey  C. 

Blanchard, 

Centre,  Pa. 

Ellis,  Edwin  M. 

Makefield, 

Bucks,  Pa. 

England,  Aaron  S. 

Media, 

Delaware,  Pa. 

England,  Wm.  P. 

<< 

<<            (< 

England,  Walter  C. 

" 

((            (1 

Epler,  Jared  V.  R. 

Leinbachs, 

Berks,  Pa. 

Eshleman,  Ellis 

Fagg's  Manor, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Evans,  Charles  V.  R. 

Cacoosing, 

Berks,  Pa. 

Evans,  John  P. 

Elkton, 

Maryland. 

Evans,  Robert  C. 

West  Chester, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Ewing,  William  B. 

West  Grove, 

(<           (( 

Eyrich,  James 

Marsh, 

(<           (( 

Fenstermacher,  Frank  H. 

Telford, 

Montgomery,  Pa. 

Fetters,  George  E. 

Glen  Loch, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Fetters,  Laurence  K. 

Barneston, 

<<           (I 

Field,  James  H. 

Chelsea, 

Delaware,  Pa. 

Fix,  Alvin  F. 

Dallastown, 

York,  Pa. 

1 8 


WEST   CHESTER   STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


NAME. 

Fleisher,  George  E. 
Forster,  Charles 
Frank,  Norman  W. 
Frantz,  John  F. 
Frazer,  C.  Ross 
Freeman,  Wilson  R, 
Gallagher,  Jos,  V. 
Garrett,  H.  Clifford 
Garrett,  Howard 
Gettel,  Daniel  R. 
Gifford,  John  R. 
Gildersleeve,  Geo.  H.,  Jr. 
Gotwals,  David  C. 
Green,  Sharpless 
Green,  Harwell 
Greene,  Evart  M. 
Greenwood,  Walter  E. 
Gregory,  Merton  B. 

Gregg,  William  S. 
Grimm,  Calvin  L. 
Groff,  Henry  C. 
Grove,  M,  Austin 

Grubb,  Norman  T. 

Hale,  James 

Hallman,  Francis 

Hanby,  Sharpless  G. 

Harper,  Barton  J. 

Harris,  W.  Clyde 

Hart,  C.  Vincent 

Hartman,  Joseph  M. 

Hayes,  William 

Hayes,  T.  Parke 

Heckler,  Isaiah 

Heckler,  Howard  E. 

Heilman,  Eugene  A. 

Heist,  George 

Hemphill,  William  L. 

Henson,  Alonzo  F. 

Himmlewright,  Howard 

Hippie,  Harry 

Hoffman,  John 

Hoffman,  J.  Harry 

Hoopes,  Isaac  P. 

Hottle,  Howard  P. 

Huber,  Simon  G, 

Huey,  George  M. 

Irwin,  Ralph  D. 

Ituarte,  Hermenegildo, 


POST  OFFICE. 

Markelville, 

334  Washington  St. 

Westtown, 

Cressman, 

Earlville, 

Worcester, 

Drifton, 

Sugartown, 

West  Chester, 

Rehresburg, 

Zion, 

Camden, 

Yerkes, 

Booth's  Corner, 

West  Chester, 

Greene  Hill, 

Coatesville, 

Flushing, 

Juniata, 

Malta, 

Harleysville, 

Dallastown, 

West  Chester, 

Anselma, 
Booth's  Corner, 
Marshallton, 
West  Chester, 
Hatboro, 
Chester  Springs, 
Zermatt, 
West  Chester, 
Mainland, 

Cleona, 

Glenside, 

West  Chester, 

Germantown, 

Spinnerstown, 

Marple, 

Fairview  Village, 

Frederick, 

West  Chester, 

Quakertown, 

Blooming  Glen, 

Chadds'  Ford, 

Churchtown, 

Havana. 


COUNTY  AND   STATE. 

Perry,  Pa. 
New  York. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Maryland. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Luzerne,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Berks,  Pa. 
Maryland. 
Delaware. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Ohio. 
Perry,  Pa, 
Northumberland,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
York,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Delaware,  Pa, 
Chester,  Pa. 

Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Montgomery,  Pa. 

Lebanon,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 

Chester,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 

Delaware,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 
Cuba. 


WEST    CHESTER   STATE   NORMAL    SCHOOL. 


19 


Jackson,  M.  Roy 
Jecklin,  Rudolph 
Johnson,  Thos.  W. 
Johnson,  Ralph  A, 
Johnson,  Ashmore 
Keller,  Hiram 
Keller,  Harvey  E. 
Kinzer,  William  H. 
Kirkpatrick,  Joseph  F. 
Kotz,  Harry  A. 
Kratz,  Chester  A. 
Kuhns,  Willis  E. 
Lack,  Walter 
Landis,  Henry  G. 
Lapp,  C.  Leon 
Laubach,  Joseph 
LeCompte,  William  C. 
Lehmer,  Walter  S. 
Leinbach,  Paul  K. 
Leman,  Reuben  J. 
Lerch,  Charles  E. 
Lewis,  Sharpless 
Lewis,  Warren  F. 
Livingston,  A.  Rutgers 
Long,  Spalding  K. 
Long,  Leon  L. 
Longacre,  Daniel  S. 
Longacre,  John  S. 
Longacre,  Aaron  S. 
Longshore,  Rudolf  C. 
Lucas,  Cameron 
Lucas,  Harry  S. 
Luft,  George  C, 
Lusby,  S.  Wills 
MacElree,  Paul  B. 
Madden,  Harry  O. 
Madeira,  Charles 
Maguire,  Philip,  Jr. 
Markley,  William  S. 
Mathews,  Harold  S. 
Maule,  Norman  C. 
McClure,  Stewart 
McComb,  William 
McConnell,  Thomas 
McCord,  Ira  D. 
McCracken,  George  L. 
Mcllvaine,  Theodore 
McLaughlin,  William  G. 


POST  OFFICE. 

Rising  Sun, 

Hamburg, 

Elam, 

West  Chester, 

Exton, 

Bedminster, 

Ephrata, 

Terre  Hill, 

Dilworthtown, 

Sandt's  Eddy, 

Yerkes, 

Litzenberg, 

West  Chester, 

Lederachsville, 

Warren  Tavern, 

Bursonville, 

Langhorne, 

Franklintown, 

624  Washington  St. 

Leacock, 

Wernersville, 

Cloud, 

West  Chester, 

Galatia, 

West  Chester, 

Shelly, 

Rich  Hill, 
West  Chester, 
Wigton, 

Bernville, 

Cecilton, 

West  Chester, 

Westtown, 

Fleetwood, 

West  Chester, 

Frederick, 

Clifton  Heights, 

Collins, 

Thornbury, 

125  Storm  Ave., 

Elizabeth, 

Marsh, 

Twin  Oaks, 

Bellemonte, 

Summit  Hill, 


COUNTY  AND  STATE. 

Delaware. 
Germany. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Bucks,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 

Chester,  Pa. 
Northampton,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Lehigh,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 

York,  Pa. 
Reading,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 
Berks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Kansas. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Bucks,  Pa. 


Chester,  Pa. 
Clearfield,  Pa. 

Berks,  Pa. 
Maryland. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Berks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Jersey  City,  N.  J. 
Allegheny,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 
Carbon,  Pa. 


2o 


West  cHEstfiR  state  normal  school. 


NAME. 

McLean,  James  S. 
Mendenhall,  Clarence 
Meyer,  Francis  J. 
Meyers,  Oscar  H. 
Miller,  William  P. 
Milns,  B.  Frank 
Mitchell,  Clinton 
Monahan,  Otto  F. 
Mood,  William  H. 
Moore,  Edgar  H. 
Moore,  Frederick  E. 
Morgan,  Theodore  H. 
Morris,  George  W. 
Moses,  Howard 
Moses,  Albert  M. 
Moyer,  J.  Clarence 
Moyer,  Wilson  R. 
Moyer,  Enos  M. 
Moyer,  Harvey  S. 
Musselman,  Harvey  S. 
Musselman,  S.  M. 
Myers,  Daniel 
Neitz,  John  D. 
Nields,  John  Lent 
Nields,  T.  Newton 
Noble,  Herman  L. 
Oat,  Joseph  H. 
Opdycke,  John  B.,  Jr. 
Owens,  John  R. 
Paschall,  John 
Peart,  Lewis 
Peters,  Frank  S. 
Philips,  William  P. 
Philips,  Owen  L. 
Pi,  Santiago 
Pike,  William  S. 
Plum,  Irwin  R. 
Powell,  Edgar  W. 
Pusey,  Charles  H. 
Pusey,  Charles  J. 
Pyle,  James  E. 
Quirk,  George  R. 
Radcliffe,  P.  Rodney 
Rahn,  Norman  H. 
Rakestraw,  Arthur  G. 
Rapp,  Jesse  P. 
Reachard,  O.  W. 
Regester,  Clifford  C. 


POST  OFFICE. 

Norritonville, 

Northbrook, 

West  Chester, 

Souderton, 

Toughkenamon, 

St.  Peters, 

Brandamore, 

Quincy, 

Keller's  Church, 

Oketo, 

Guthriesville, 

Fairview  Village, 

Pughtown, 

West  Chester, 

Glen  Loch, 

Norristown, 

Dublin, 

Lawndale, 

Chalfont, 

Steinsburg, 

Blooming  Glen, 
Millersburg, 
West  Chester, 


Bridge  Valley, 

Parkesburg, 

Wyola, 

Pawling, 

Trexlertown, 

West  Chester, 

Font, 

Lloret  de  Mar, 

Media, 

Terre  Hill, 

Newtown  Square, 

West  Chester, 

Avondale, 

io8>^  Clinton  Ave. 

Fishing  Point, 

Warrington, 

Perkiomenville, 

Willowdale, 

Norristown, 

Dallastown, 

Hamorton, 


COUNTY  AND  STATE. 

Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Illinois. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Kansas. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Montgomery,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 


Dauphin,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Delaware,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Lehigh,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Spain. 

Delaware,  Pa. 
Lancaster,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 

Jersey  City,  N.  J. 
Maryland. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
York,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


WEST   CHESfER   StATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


2t 


Reid,  Arthur  P. 
Renninger,  W.  D. 
Rex,  Willoughby  F. 
Reyne,  Roman 
Roberts,  Isaac  G. 
Rogers,  Raymond  S. 
Rosenberger,  Seward  M. 
Rousenberger,  Edwin  M. 
Rowe,  Harry 
Rowland,  Edgar 
Rumbel,  Amandus 
Rupert,  John 
Ruth,  Leonard  M. 
Saylor,  Harry 
Schantz,  Joseph 
Scholl,  Elwood 
Schucker,  Samuel  M. 
Schucker,  Isaac  P. 
Seipt,  Allen  A. 
Sensenig,  Heber 
Sensenich,  Edgar  H. 
Sharpless,  Wm.  P. 
Sheldon,  Charles  Roy 
Shufelt,  Edwin 
Simpson,  Robt.  G. 
Sittler,  George  C. 
Smith,  Oscar  W. 
Smith,  Jesse  L. 
Smith,  J.  Monroe, 
Sproat,  H.  Lindsay 
Sproat,  Elric  S. 
Steltz,  J.  Orlando 
Sterner,  Ira 
Sterner,  C.  S. 
Sterner,  Leidy  B. 
Stettler,  John  S. 
Stout,  Daniel 
Strode,  Marshall  D. 
Strode,  Percie  R. 
Strode,  Charles 
Taggart,  Alexander  H.  S. 
Tate,  Harry  W. 
Taylor,  Harry 
Taylor,  Elisha  B. 
Thomas,  J.  Quincy 
Thomas,  Morgan  H. 
Thompson,  Harry  C. 
Tressler,  Charles  E. 


POST   OFFICE. 

COUNTY  AND  STATE. 

West  Chester, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Zieglerville, 

Montgomery,  Pa. 

Andreas, 

Schuylkill,  Pa. 

Barcelona, 

Spain. 

West  Chester, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Forksville, 

Sullivan,  Pa. 

Milford  Square, 

Bucks,  Pa. 

Cressman, 

<<         (< 

Upland, 

Delaware,  Pa. 

West  Chester, 

Che.ster,  Pa. 

Ringtown, 

Schuylkill,  Pa. 

Watertown, 

New  York. 

Wernersville, 

Berks,  Pa. 

Eagleville, 

Montgomery,  Pa. 

Spinnerstown, 

Bucks,  Pa. 

Spring  Mount, 

Montgomery,  Pa. 

Moselem  Springs, 

Berks,  Pa. 

Worcester, 

Montgomery,  Pa. 

Spring  Grove, 

Lancaster,  Pa. 

Goodville, 

((             (( 

West  Chester, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Lenni, 

Delaware,  Pa. 

Hills  Grove, 

Sullivan,  Pa. 

Font, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Andreas, 

Schuylkill,  Pa. 

Rainsburg, 

Bedford,  Pa. 

West  Vincent, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Irvona, 

Clearfield,  Pa. 

Westtown, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Frederick, 

Montgomery,  Pa. 

Keller's  Church, 

Bucks,  Pa. 

Richlandtown, 

Mertztown, 

Berks,  Pa. 

Oreland, 

Montgomery,  Pa. 

West  Chester, 

Chester,  Pa. 

King-of-Prussia, 

Montgomery,  Pa. 

Clearfield, 

Clearfield,  Pa. 

Goshenville, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Leonard, 

" 

Norristown, 

Montgomery,  Pa. 
((               it 

Frazer, 

Chester,  Pa. 

Juniata, 

Perry,  Pa. 

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WEST   CHESTER   STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


Underkoffler,  Norman 
Urreta,  Manuel 
VanLeer,  Charles  B. 
Van  Reed,  Jacob 
Wagner,  Herbert  B. 
Waldron,  Charles  W. 
Walter,  Frank  K. 
Walter,  Harry  S. 
Walter,  Frank  T. 
Walton,  Philip  C. 
Weaver,  Jacob 
Weaver,  Wm.  H. 
Webb,  Charles  B. 
Welch,  Ashbel  R. 
Wendel,  Conrad  W. 
Wendel,  George  J. 
Williams,  Harry  S. 
Williams,  Harry  P. 
Williamson,  Nathan 
Willits,  Allen 
Woodward,  Park 
Worthington,  Amasa  L. 
Wright,  Galen  R. 
Wright,  Harry  J. 
Zayas,  Pedro  T. 


POST  OFFICE. 

Lay  field, 
Medillin, 
Glen  Loch, 
Sinking  Springs, 
Fagleysville, 
Glen  Loch, 
Point  Pleasant, 
Seal, 

West  Chester, 

Churchtown, 

f  < 

Parkerville, 
Spruce  Creek, 
Trescow, 

Oakbourne, 

Sugartown, 

Brandywine  Summit, 

Calcium, 

2813  Poplar  St., 

Jamison, 

Warwick, 

1416  Fairmount  Ave. 

Trinidad, 


COUNTY  AND  STATE. 

Montgomery,  Pa. 
U.  S.  of  Col.,  S.  A. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Berks,  Pa. 
Montgomery,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Chester,  Pa. 


Lancaster,  Pa. 

Chester,  Pa. 
Huntingdon,  Pa. 

Carbon,  Pa. 

((  (( 

Chester,  Pa. 

Delaware,  Pa. 
Berks,  Pa. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Bucks,  Pa. 
Maryland. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Cuba. 


Number  during  first  term,             ....  614 

'*            "       second  term,              ....  654 

Total  number  of  students,            ....  1268 

Number  in  attendance  both  terms,                .             .            .  464 

Number  of  different  students  during  year,         .            .  804 

Number  of  ladies,         ......  474 

"         "    gentlemen,      .....  291 

Special  students  (  not  catalogued  ),  .  .  .  -39 


Pennsylvania  (  representing  36  counties 


Delaware, 
New  Jersey, 
Maryland, 
New  York, 
Massachusetts, 
Kansas, 
South  Dakota, 
Ohio, 
Virginia, 


Nebraska, 

Illinois, 

District  of  Columbia, 

U.  S.  of  Colombia, 
Cuba,     . 
Spain, 
Germany, 


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Courses  of  Study. 


The  Course  of  Instruction  for  the  State  Normal  Schools  of 
Pennsylvania,  embraces  two  distinct  courses  of  study  :  The 
Eleme7itary  Course  and  the  Scientific  Course.  These  courses  as 
fixed  by  law,  and  as  arranged  for  this  school,  are  as  follows  : 

THE  ELEMENTARY  COURSE. 

PREPARATORY   CLASSES. 

School  Economy,  Orthography  and  Reading;  English  Gram- 
mar and  Composition  ;  Arithmetic  ;  Algebra  ;  Geography  and 
History  of  the  United  States  ;  Writing  and  Drawing. 

JS@"  Orthography,  Political  Geography  and  Penmanship 
(practice  and  principles)  must  be  thoroughly  finished,  and  a 
very  good  knowledge  of  the  remainder  of  these  branches  must 
be  shown,  also  as  much  drawing  submitted  as  can  l^e  done  in 
fourteen  weeks  of  daily  exercises — before  students  will  be  ad- 
mitted to  the  Junior  Class. 

Jg@"  By  recent  arrangement  the  State  Board  of  Examiners 
will,  at  their  June  Examination,  examine  students  preparing 
for  the  Junior  class  in  not  less  than  six  branches,  in  which  they 
have  been  recommended  by  the  Faculty.  Passing  the  examina- 
tions in  these  branches  will  relieve  students  from  further  State 
examinations  in  them  at  this  school,  but  not  at  other  schools. 
The  six  branches  selected  for  this  purpo.se  here  are  History  of 
the  United  States,  Geography,  Book-keeping,  Reading,  Or- 
thography, Writing.  Students  can  enter  the  Junior  class  with- 
out having  taken  this  sub-junior  examination. 

JUNIOR    YEAR. 

First  Term. — Methods  of  Instruction  ;  Reading  ;  English 
Grammar,  Rhetoric  and  Composition  ;  Latin  Grammar  and 
Reader  ;  Arithmetic  ;  Algebra  ;  Physiology,  Physical  and  Math- 
ematical Geography  ;  Drawing  and  Vocal  Music. 

Second  Term. — Methods  of  Instruction  and  Reading  ;  Eng- 
lish Grammar,  Latin  Grammar  and  Reader ;  Arithmetic  (ex- 
cept Mensuration),  Algebra  and  Geometry,  (2  books)  ;  History 


24  WEST    CHESTER    STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 

of  the  United  States  ;  Civil  Government  ;  Drawing  and  Vocal 
Music  ;  Single-Entry  Book-keeping,  seven  weeks. 

S^^  An  examination  by  the  State  Board  of  Examiners  in  all 
of  the  above  branches,  except  in  School  Economy  and  Methods 
of  Instruction,  must  be  passed  before  entering  the  Senior  class. 
See  page  25. 

SENIOR   YEAR. 

Firsl  Term. — Psychology,  embracing  the  Intellect,  sensibili- 
ties and  Will,  Methods  of  Teaching  and  School  Management, 
a  prescribed  course  of  professional  Reading,  Teaching  in  the 
model  school  and  semi-weekly  meetings  with  the  Principal  of 
the  Model  School  to  discuss  practice  of  Teaching  ;  English 
Literature,  including  the  thorough  study  of  one  selection  from 
from  each  of  four  English  Classics,  and  elocutionary  exercises, 
also  a  prescribed  course  of  Reading  ;  Eatin,  Caesar  ;  Plane 
Geometry  and  Mensuration  ;  Natural  Philosophy. 

Second  Term. — Methods,  History  of  Education  and  the  Read- 
ing of  General  History,  the  completion  of  21  weeks  of  teaching 
in  the  Model  School  for  45  minutes  per  day,  and  semi-weekly 
meetings  in  connection  therewith,  a  Thesis  on  a  Professional 
Subject ;  Rhetoric  or  English  Literature  with  reading;  Algebra; 
Botany. 

1®°^  For  examinations  in  this  year's  work,  see  page  25. 

POST  GRADUATE  COURSE. 

The  Post-graduate  Course,  to  be  completed  in  one  year  after 
finishing  the  Elementary  Course,  embraces  the  following 
branches  : 

Mathematics. — Solid   Geometry,    Plane   Trigonometry,   and 
Surveying. 

Latin. — Three  books  of  Caesar  and  three  books  of  Virgil. 

Pedagogy. — Advanced  Psychology,  Moral  Philosophy,  Logic, 
Practice  in  Teaching,  a  careful  reading  of  "Quick's  Educa- 
tional Reformers,"  ''Fitch's  Lectures  on  Teaching,"  and  Payne's 
Contribution  to  the  Science  and  Art  of  Education, "  with  writteii 
notes  and  criticisms. 

Natural  Science. — Chemistry,  Zoology,  and  Astronomy. 

History  and  Literature. — General  History,  History  of  Eng- 
lish and  American  Literature,  with  a  careful  study  of  four 
classics  with  written  notes  and  criticisms,  and  a  course  of  gen- 
eral reading. 


WEST    CHESTER    STATE    NORMAL   SCHOOL.  25 


SCIENTIFIC  COURSE. 

The  following  studies,  which  require  another  year,  in  addi- 
tion to  those  of  the  Post-graduate  Course,  compose  the  Scien- 
tific Course. 

Mathematics. — Higher  Algebra,  Analytical  Geometry,  and 
Differential  and  Integral  Calculus. 

Pedagogy. — Philosophy  of  Education,  a  Thesis  on  a  Pro- 
fessional subject. 

Natural  Science. — Natural  Philosophy,  as  in  Snell's  Olmstead, 
Geology  or  Mineralogy. 

Lajiguage. — Three  books  of  Virgil,  four  Orations  of  Cicero, 
the  Germania  of  Tacitus,  or  full  equivalents.  An  equivalent  of 
Greek,  French,  or  German,  will  be  accepted  for  Spherical  Trigo- 
nometry, Analytical  Geometry,  Calculus,  Mathematical  Natural 
Philosophy,  and  Mathematical  Astronomy. 

JS^  The  examinations  in  the  Post-graduate  and  Scientific 
courses  are  conducted  by  the  State  Board  of  Examiners  at  their 
annual  examination.  But  graduates  of  the  Elementary  Course 
can  be  examined  upon  any  of  the  studies  of  these  courses  at  any 
State  Examination,  and  can  have  these  branches  put  upon  their 
diplomas. 

FINAL  EXAMINATION. 

To  graduate  at  a  Pennsylvania  State  Normal  School  students 
must  attend  at  least  twenty-one  weeks.  The  Faculty  first  ex- 
amine the  candidates  in  all  the  branches  of  study  ;  if  they  find 
them  qualified  the}'  recommend  them  to  the  State  Board  of  Ex- 
aminers, certify  that  they  have  completed  the  course  of  study 
as  required  by  law,  and  have  taught  the  required  time  in  the 
Model  School. 

The  final  examinations  are  conducted  by  a  State  Board  of  Ex- 
aminers, who  are  appointed  by  the  State  Superintendent  of  Pub- 
lic Instruction,  from  the  following  classes  :  The  State  Superin- 
tendent, or  Deputy  Superintendent,  who  is  President  of  the 
Board  ;  the  Principal  of  another  Normal  School ;  two  County 
or  Borough  Superintendents  from  the  First  District  ;  and  the 
Principal  of  this  Normal  School.  Each  student  must  receive 
four  votes  out  of  the  five  in  order  to  pass  the  examination  and 
to  graduate. 

The  final  examination  occurs  about  two  weeks  before  Com- 
mencement, the  date  being  fixed  by  the  State  Superintendent. 


26  WEST    CHESTER    STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 

The  examination  is  almost  wholly  in  writing  and  lasts  two  or 
three  days. 

The  following  imporlaiit  chaftges  m  the  Normal  School  exami- 
nations have  recently  been  made  : 

1 .  Admission  to  the  Senior  Class  shall  be  determined  by  the 
State  Board  of  Examiners  at  the  annual  examination  by  the 
Board  in  June.  N.  B.  —  The  Fall  Examinations  for  admissio7i 
to  the  senior  class  has  been  abolished. 

2.  In  order  to  be  admitted  to  the  Senior  Class,  students  must 
be  qualified  in  the  Junior  and  Preparatory  studies,  but  the  ex- 
amination in  Pedagogics  shall  be  deferred  to  the  Senior  year — 
the  examination  in  the  remaining  Junior  and  Preparatory  stu- 
dies to  be  final. 

3.  A  certificate  setting  forth  the  fact  of  the  passing  of  the 
Junior  and  Preparatory  course  of  study  shall  be  prepared  by  the 
Department  of  Public  Instruction,  and  signed  by  the  Secretary 
of  the  Board  of  Examiners,  and  shall  entitle  the  holder  thereof 
to  admission  into  the  Senior  Class  of  any  State  Normal  School 
of  Pennsylvania  at  the  beginning  of  any  Senior  year. 

4.  No  student  who  has  been  denied  admission  to,  or  who  has 
been  rejected  from,  the  Junior  Class  of  any  State  Normal  School, 
can  be  admitted  to  the  Junior  Class  of  any  other  State  Normal 
School  during  the  same  year, 

CERTIFICATES  AND  DIPLOMAS. 

A  student  graduating  in  the  Elementary  Course  will  receive 
a  certificate  in  which  will  be  named  the  branches  he  has  studied, 
and  by  which  he  will  be  constituted  Bachelor  of  the  Elements  ; 
these  certificates  entitle  their  holders  to  teach  in  the  public 
schools  of  Pennsylvania  for  any  two  subsequent  years  without 
further  examination.  The  diplomas  of  those  graduating  in  the 
Scientific  course  will  enumerate  the  distinctive  branches  of  this 
course,  and  constitute  their  holders,  Bachelors  of  the  Sciences. 

Regular  graduates  who  have  continued  their  studies  for  two 
years,  and  have  practiced  their  profession  for  two  annual  terms, 
in  the  Common  Schools  of  the  State,  and  who  have  presented 
to  the  Faculty  and  Board  of  Examiners  a  certificate  of  good 
moral  character  and  skill  in  the  art  of  Teaching  from  the  Board 
or  Boards  of  Directors  in  whose  employ  they  have  taught, 
countersigned  by  the  proper  County  Superintendent,  may  re- 
ceive diplomas,  constituting  them  Masters  in  the  several  studies 
embraced  in  the  Course  in  which  they  graduated,  and  conferring 


WEST    CHESTER    STATE    NORMAL   SCHOOL.  2^ 

Upon   them   corresponding  professional   degrees,    as   follows  : 
Master  of  the  Elements. 
Master  of  the  Scieyices. 

These  diplomas  are  permanent  certificates  of  the  highest 
grade.  They  confer  icpon  their  holders  the  right  to  teach  the 
branches  named  therein  in  the  public  schools  of  Pennsylvania,  with- 
out further  examinatio7i. 

Applications  for  diplomas  must  be  presented  to  the  Board  of 
Examiners  at  their  regular  session. 

The  Normal  School  law  makes  it  the  duty  of  the  authorities 
of  the  Normal  Schools  to  grant  diplomas  or  State  Certificates  to 
actual  teachers  iii  Commo7i  Schools,  without  their  having  attended 
the  Normal  Schools  as  students.  The  following  are  the  condi- 
tions upon  which  these  diplomas  will  be  granted  : 

1.  Each  applicant  must  be  twenty-one  years  of  age,  and  of 
good  moral  character,  and  he  must  have  taught  successfully 
during  three  successive  annual  terms  in  Common  Schools  in  this 
state,  the  proof  of  age  to-  be  the  declaration  on  honor  of  the 
applicant ;  and  of  moral  character  and  a  satisfactory  discharge 
of  the  requisite  terms  of  teaching,  a  certificate  from  the  proper 
Board  or  Boards  of  Directors,  signed  by  the  President  and  Sec- 
retary, and  countersigned  by  the  proper  County  Superintendent 
or  Superintendents. 

2.  The  examination  to  be  in  the  Elementary  or  Scientific 
Course,  as  the  applicant  may  select,  according  to  the  list  of 
studies  as  printed  in  the  circulars  of  the  State  Normal  Schools, 
and  approved  by  the  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  or 
in  such  other  studies  as  ma}^  by  the  Board  of  Examiners  be 
deemed  equivalent. 

3.  Any  person  obtaining  a  certificate  in  the  Elementary  Course 
may,  at  the  next  or  any  succeeding  annual  examination,  be  ex- 
amined for  the  higher  course,  and  obtain  the  proper  certificate. 

4.  Each  applicant  to  prepare  and  present  to  the  Board  of  Ex- 
aminers an  original  thesis  of  not  less  than  six  folio  pages  of 
manuscript,  on  some  professional  subject,  to  be  retained  at  the 
school  where  the  examinations  take  place. 

5.  The  examination  and  certificate  to  be  without  expense  to 
the  applicant,  and  the  certificate  to  be  full  evidence  of  qualifi- 
cations to  teach  the  branches  therein  named,  in  anj^  part  of  the 
state,  without  further  examination. 


28  WEST  chestp:r  state  normal  school. 


Location,  Building,  &c. 


The  West  Chester  State  Normal  School  was  founded  in  the 
year  1871,  by  the  joint  efforts  of  the  Trustees  and  contributors 
of  the  West  Chester  Academy,  and  the  citizens  of  West  Chester 
and  vicinity. 

West  Chester  is  a  beautiful  town  of  10,000  inhabitants,  the 
county  seat  of  Chester  county,  and  is  pre-eminent  for  its  health- 
fulness,  morality  and  intelligence.  It  is  about  twenty-five  miles 
west  of  Philadelphia,  with  which  it  is  connected  by  two  rail- 
roads, over  w^hich  trains  run  at  all  hours  of  the  day.  Both  of 
these  are  controlled  by  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad,  and  all  trains 
for  West  Chester  leave  the  new  Broad  Street  Station.  A  short 
branch  road  connects  West  Chester  with  the  main  line  of  the 
Pennsylvania  Railroad  at  Frazer,  where  close  connections  are 
made  with  the  trains  on  the  main  line,  and  by  an  Electric  Road 
it  is  also  connected  with  the  Wilmington  and  Northern  R.  R. 
at  Lenape. 

THE  BUILDINGS 

Are  situated  in  the  southern  part  of  the  borough,  half  a  mile 
from  the  Court  House.  The  main  building  is  new,  built  of 
greenstone  and  marble,  256  by  234  feet,  four  stories  high,  with 
basement.  It  is  one  of  the  finest  and  handsomest  school  build- 
ings in  the  country.  The  buildings  are  surrounded  by  nine- 
teen acres  of  beautiful  grounds. 

A  new  building,  containing  a  chapel  and  a  dining-room,  has 
lately  been  completed  ;  both  are  most  completely  and  hand- 
somely fitted  up.  They  are  not  excelled  in  any  school  in  this 
country.  Two  new  additions  for  sanitary  purposes  have  also 
been  erected,  and  each  story,  on  both  the  girls'  and  boys' 
wings,  is  fitted  up  with  bath-rooms  (hot  and  cold  water), 
water-closets,  slop-hoppers,  &c.,  of  the  best  patterns.  The 
drainage  is  perfect.  These  sanitary  improvements  alone  cost 
$10,000,  and  are  believed  to  be  the  best  and  most  healthful  to 
be  found  anywhere.  The  whole  building  has  lately  been  im- 
proved, the  recitation  rooms  refitted  and  refurnished,  a  fine  li- 


WEST   CHESTER    STATE    NORMAL   SCHOOL.  ^9 

brary  and  reading-room  provided  for  the  free  use  of  students, 
additional  furniture  put  into  the  students'  rooms,  and  many- 
other  improvements  made  to  add  to  the  efficiency  of  the  school, 
and  the  comfort  of  the  students. 

The  Gymnasium. — A  first-class  gymnasium,  104  by  64  feet, 
with  an  administration  building  attached,  29  by  36  feet,  has 
recently  been  completed.  It  is  of  stone,  two  stories  high,  is 
fitted  up  with  every  modern  improvement,  including  a  full  sup- 
ply of  the  best  apparatus,  running-track,  bath-rooms,  large 
swimming-pool,  bowling-alleys,  ball  cage,  &c.  With  the 
single  ex;ception  of  the  new  Yale  gymnasium,  it  is  believed  to 
be  the  best  and  most  complete  gymnasium  connected  with  any 
school  or  college  in  the  United  States.  A  thoroughly  trained 
physician  and  his  wife  are  in  charge  of  the  gymnasium,  and 
all  exercise  is  taken  under  their  supervision.  All  students  are 
given  a  complete  physical  examination,  and  proper  exercises 
prescribed  for  them.  This  gymnasium  marks  a  great  and  im- 
portant advance  in  Normal  School  work,  and  its  advantages 
will  be  enjoyed  by  all  students  without  extra  cost. 

Recitation  Hali,. — During  the  past  year  the  Board  of 
Trustees  have  erected  a  new  building,  185  by  80  feet,  with  two 
stories  above  a  high  basement,  which  will  be  used  wholly  for 
school  purposes.  It  has  been  planned  with  great  care,  and  is 
unusually  well  adapted  to  its  purpose.  It  is  heated  and  venti- 
lated by  the  Smead- Wills  system.  The  total  cost  of  the  build- 
ing and  heating-plant  has  been  $60,000. 

New  Grounds. — The  erection  of  so  many  buildings  has  so 
taken  up  the  main  campus  that  during  the  past  year  the  trus- 
tees purchased  an  adjacent  plot  of  five  acres  ;  a  part  of  this  has 
been  leveled  up  at  much  expense  and  made  into  a  fine  play- 
ground and  ball-field. 

Infirmary. — A  complete  and  well  appointed  school  infirm- 
ary, at  considerable  distance  from  the  other  school  buildings, 
has  just  been  erected.  This  has  been  planned  by  skilful 
physicians  and  architects,  and  will  not  only  promote  the  com- 
fort and  the  recovery  of  any  who  may  be  ill,  but  will  also  pre- 
vent the  spread  of  any  contagion  in  the  school.  It  is  believed 
that  this  is  the  first  school  of  its  class  to  take  this  important 
step. 

The  school  property  has  now  cost  upwards  of  a  third  of  a  mil- 


30  WEST   CHESTER   STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 

lion  of  dollars,  and  is  the  best  and  tnost  complete  possessed  by  any 
Normal  School  in  this  country. 

STUDENTS'  ROOMS. 
The  rooms  are  generally  arranged  for  two  students  each. 
All  are  good  sized,  have  high  ceilings,  are  well  ventilated,  and 
are  all  thoroughly  heated  by  direct  steam  radiation.  The 
rooms  are  newly  and  comfortably  furnished,  have  closets, 
single  beds,  wash  stands,  bowls  and  pitchers,  and  are  furnished 
with  woven  wire  mattresses.  The  ladies'  rooms  are  all  partly 
carpeted.  The  whole  building  is  lighted  with  gas,  every  stu- 
dent's room  being  fitted  with  an  Argand  burner. 


Admission,  Government,  &c. 


CONDITIONS  OF  ADMISSION. 

Pupils  will  be  allowed  to  enter  the  regular  course  at  any  point 
for  which  they  are  actually  fitted.  They  may  enter  at  any  time 
during  the  Session,  and  will  be  charged  only  from  date  of  en- 
trance. 

A  prompt  attendance  at  the  commencement  of  the  Session  is 
of  the  utmost  importance,  both  to  the  progress  of  the  pupil  and 
proper  organization  of  the  School. 

Students  desiring  to  enter  the  Institution  should  make  appli- 
cation to  the  Principal  at  as  early  a  date  as  possible.  All  new 
students  must  submit  satisfactory  testimonials  of  good  charac- 
ter from  their  last  teachers. 

OUTFIT. 

Pupils  boarding  in  the  Institution  will  be  furnished  with 
single  beds  and  bedding,  and  are  expected  to  furnish  two  pairs 
of  blankets,  or  an  equivalent,  towels,  and  table  napkins  ;  also 
an  umbrella  and  a  pair  of  rubber  over-shoes.  All  students  will 
need  gymnavSium  shoes,  which  can  be  got  in  West  Chester  at 
small  expense,  and  all  young  ladies  will  need  loose  blouse  waists 
for  use  in  the  gymnasium,  which  should  be  of  dark  blue  flannel. 
Many  of  the  students  provide  carpet  for  their  rooms,  thus  giv- 
ing them  a  very  neat  and  home-like  appearance. 


WEST   CHESTER    STATE    NORMAL    SCHOOL.  3I 

Keys,  lamps,  wash-bowls,  pitchers  and  looking-glasses,  are 
furnished  by  the  School,  but  their  cost  must  be  deposited  when 
they  are  obtained,  which  deposit  will  be  refunded  when  they 
are  returned  uninjured. 

GOVERNMENT. 

Self-gover?iment  is  regarded  as  the  only  true  government  and 
nothing  will  be  required  except  that  which  ^true  sense  of  honor 
and  self-respect  Mvon\&  naturally  demand  from  the  individual. 

The  right  is  reserved  to  remove  any  pupil  whose  influence  is 
found  to  be  vitiating,  from  the  school. 

MORAL  AND  RELIGIOUS  CULTURE. 
All  students  are  lequired  to  attend  the  opening  exercises  of 
the  School   in  the  chapel  each  day,  and  all    must  attend  re- 
ligious  services  each  Sabbath    morning   in   the   town,  at   the 
churches  preferred  by  their  parents  or  guardians. 

LABORATORY. 
The  new  Laboratory  renders  the  facilities  for  Chemistry  even 
more  complete  than  ever  ;  the  department  is  under  the  charge 
of  a  practical  chemist,  who  has  devoted  years  to  this  important 
branch,  and  who  is  State  Inspector  of  Foods  of  Pennsylvania. 
A  full  course  in  qualitative  analysis,  blowpipe  analysis  of 
minerals,  &c.,  is  given  each  term.  Students  receive  instruc- 
tion without  extra  charge,  but  are  required  to  pay  for  chemi- 
cals used,  breakage,  &c.  The  removal  of  the  laboratory  out 
of  the  main  school  building  has  removed  all  the  danger  often 
apprehended  from  such  departments. 

APPARATUS. 
The  Institution  is  supplied  with  Philosophical  and  Chemical 
Apparatus  of  the  mOvSt  approved  kind,  large  additions  having 
been  made  recently.  Students  in  General  Chemistry  will  be 
charged  at  the  rate  of  two  dollars  per  term  for  materials  used 
in  experiments  before  the  class. 

MODEL  SCHOOL. 
The  Model  School  is  a  most  important  adjunct  to  the  Normal 
School.  If  a  Normal  School  fails  to  inculcate  good  methods  of 
teaching,  it  fails  to  accomplish  the  great  end  for  which  it  was 
estaVjlished.  Tlie  Model  School  should,  therefore,  be  what  the 
name  implies,  a  school  in  which  teacher  students  may  witness 
the  best  methods  of  instruction,  and  learn  to  practice  them. 


32  WEST    CHESTER    STATE    NORMAL   SCHOOL. 

Miss  Eva  J.  Blanchard,  so  long  associated  with  Miss  Spear 
here,  is  Principal  of  this  department.  Miss  Blanchard  is  well 
known  as  one  of  the  foremost  teachers  in  this  line  in  the  country, 
and  the  advantages  which  the  Model  School  offers  cannot  be 
overestimated. 

This  school  is  conducted  with  a  view  to  produce  the  best  re- 
sults, both  in  the  progress  of  the  pupils,  and  the  attainment  of 
correct  methods  by  the  student-teachers.  Before  students  are 
allowed  to  teach  classes  in  this  department,  they  are  required  to 
witness  the  plans  adopted  by  the  principal  and  her  assistants. 
They  are  then  required  to  teach  under  the  constant  supervision 
of  the  Principal  of  the  Model  School.  Weekly  meetings  are 
held  for  the  purpose  of  correcting  errors  in  teaching  and  sug- 
gesting new  methods. 

The  following  course  of  study  is  pursued  in  this  department  : 

Primary  Department. — Reading,  Number,  Form,  Language, 
Elementary  Geography  and  History,  Writing,  Spelling,  Draw- 
ing, Vocal  Music,  Observations  of  Plants,  Animals,  Minerals 
and  Metals. 

Intermediate  Department. — Reading,  Arithmetic,  Form,  Lan- 
guage, Grammar,  Physiology,  Geography,  History,  Writing, 
Spelling,  Drawing,  Vocal  Music, Manual  Training,  Elementary 
Botany,  Zoology,  Mineralogy,  and  Physics. 

Adva7iced  Department. — Reading,  Arithmetic,  Form,  Lan- 
guage, Grammar,  Physiology,  Scientific  Geography,  History, 
Writing,  Spelling,  Drawing,  Vocal  Music,  Manual  Training, 
Elementary  Botany,  Zoology,  Mineralogy,  Physics.  Geometry, 
and  Geology. 

LIBRARY  AND  READING  ROOM. 

A  large  library  room  has  lately  been  fitted  up  in  the  best 
manner.  It  now  contains  libraries  aggregating  more  than  6,000 
volumes.  A  modern  card  catalogue  adds  greatly  to  their  value. 
The  library  is  open  at  all  hours  out  of  school  time,  with  a  com- 
petent librarian  constantly  in  charge. 

Connected  with  the  library  is  a  reading-room  supplied  with 
about  a  hundred  magazines  and  papers,  also  for  the  constant 
and  free  use  of  the  school. 

LITERARY  SOCIETIES. 

There  are  connected  with  the  school  two  flourishing  Literary 
Societies — The  Moore  Literary  Society,  and  the  Aryan  So- 
ciety— composed  of  students  and  members  of  the  Faculty. 


WEST    CHESTER    STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL.  33 

The  value  of  these  societies  as  adjuncts  of  education  is  so 
great  that  students  cannot  afford  to  neglect  the  opportunities 
they  furnish  for  literary  and  oratorical  culture.  In  addition  to 
the  school  Library,  each  society  has  an  excellent  and  good- 
sized  library,  for  the  use  of  its  members. 

MUSEUM. 
The  museum  contains  a  large  and  valuable  collection  of 
specimens,  illustrating  every  department  of  Natural  Science. 
It  was  begun  in  the  year  1826,  and  has  been  annually  enriched 
with  contributions  from  every  portion  of  the  world.  The 
justly  celebrated  "  Herbariums  "  of  the  late  Dr.  William  Dar- 
lington, and  David  Townsend,  now  in  this  Museum,  are  con- 
ceded to  be  two  of  the  most  accurate  and  extensive  private  col- 
lections ever  formed  in  this  country. 

TEXT  BOOKS. 
Text  Books  are  sold  to  students  at  wholesale  prices  ;  but  all 
books  used  in  the  Elementary  Course  are  furnished  on  rent  to 
those  preferring  it. 

MUSIC. 

This  department  is  unexcelled  outside  of  the  large  cities. 
The  teachers  in  charge  are  fine  musicians,  and  have  had  long 
and  successful  experience  in  their  profession.  The  following 
is  the  course  arranged  for  the  piano  : 

Course  in  Instrumental  Music 
First  Grade. 
Emery's  Foundation  Studies,  and  the  N.  E.  Conservatory  Method,  or 
Urbach's  Instruction  Book. 

Pieces. 

Very  easy  selections  from  modern  composers. 
Second  Grade. 
Etudes. 
Loeschorn,  op.  52  ;   Heller,  op.  47  ;   Czerny,  op.  849  ;    Kohler,  op.  50 ; 
Gurlitt,  op.  50. 

Pieces. 

Sonatinas  and  other  easy  works,  by  Lichner,  Spindler,  Gurlitt,  Kullak, 
Reinecke,  Schumann,  and  others. 

Third  Grade. 
Etudes. 
Bertini,  op.  29  ,   Heller,  ops.  46  and  45  ;   Loeschorn,  op.  66  ;    Berens, 
op.  61  ;    Bach,  Little  Preludes  ;    Turner,   Damper  Pedal  Studies,  op.  15  ; 
Technics,  Emery  and  Mason. 


34  west  chester  state  normal  school. 

Pieces. 
Selections    from    Heller,    Reinberger,    Schwarvenka,    Mendelssohn, 
Haydn,  Schumann,  Schubert,  Bach,  and  others. 

Fourth  Grade. 
Etudes. 
Turner,  Elements  of  Modern  Octave  Playing  ;  selections  from  50  Se- 
lected Studies,  Cramer  ;  Bach,  Two  Part  Inventions  ;  Clementi,  Gradus 
ad  Parnassum  ;  Moscheles,  op.  70  ;  Selections  from  Chopin,  ops.  10  and 
25,  and  Bach's  Preludes  and  Fugues. 

Pieces. 
Selections  from  classical  and  modern  composers. 

Pupils  completing  this  course  in  a  satisfactory  manner  will 
be  awarded  a  diploma.  The  time  required  to  complete  the 
course  cannot  be  specified,  depending,  as  it  does,  upon  the 
talent,  previous  acquirements,  and  industry  of  the  pupil. 

The  pianos  used  for  practice  are  all  new  and  of  first-class 
makes. 

VocAiv  Music. 

This  department  has  been  separated  from  that  of  instrumental 
music,  and  put  in  charge  of  a  first-class  teacher.  The  best 
modern  methods  of  instruction  are  used  both  in  class  work  and 
in  individual  instruction,  and  the  success  and  popularity  of  the 
department  have  been  very  marked.  Private  pupils  in  vocal 
music  pay  the  same  rates  as  in  instrumental  music,  and  have 
the  use  of  a  piano  to  aid  their  practice.  Class  instruction  in 
vocal  music  is  given  without  extra  cost. 

Synopsis  of  Vocal  Studies. 
Methods  and  Vocalizes  Used.   ' 
Lablache's  exercises  for  forming  the  voice.      Vocalizes  by   Panof  ka, 
Concone,  and  Marches!. 

First  Grade. 

Lessons  in  physiology  of  voice  and  organs  of  respiration.  Exercises 
for  combining  different  registers  or  tones.  Exercises  for  developing 
chest ;  medium  and  head  tones.     Vocalizes  by  Panof  ka.     Easy  ballads. 

Second  Grade. 
Exercises  for  flexibility  continued.     Study  of  scales.     Major  and  Chro- 
matic.    Vocalizes  by  Panof  ka  and  Concone. 

Third  Grade. 
Practice  of  Major,  Minor,  and  Chromatic  scales  continued.     Study  of 
embellishments,  trills,  &c.     Vocalizes  by  Panofka,  Concone,    and    Mar- 
chesi.     Selections  from  Operas  and  Oratorios. 


WEST   CHESTER   STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL.  35 


Music  Rkcitals 

Are  held  every  four  weeks  in  the  chapel,  for  the  purpose  of 
giving  the  pupils  ease  and  self-control  in  playing  and  singing 
before  an  audience.  For  these  recitals  a  new  Steinway  Concert 
Grand  Piano  is  used. 

A  course  of  reading  in  musical  literature  is  recommended  to 
cultivate  the  style,  and  enrich  the  pupil's  knowledge  of  the 
great  masters. 

Terms  : — Winter  Session,  two  lessons  per  week,  including 
two  practice  periods  daily,  $34.00.  For  Spring  Session,  $16.00, 
For  a  part  of  a  term,  $1.25  per  week. 

For  lessons  on  other  instruments  than  the  piano  and  cabinet 
organ,  special  arrangement  must  be  made. 

APPLICATIONS  FOR  TEACHERS. 

Frequent  applications  are  made  to  the  Principal  for  well 
trained  teachers,  and  it  will  be  our  aim  to  supply  the  demand 
as  far  as  possible.  Every  year  demand  is  made  for  more  teach- 
ers than  can  be  supplied. 

CALENDAR. 

The  school  year  is  divided  into  two  sessions.  The  Winter 
Session  will  begin  Mojiday,  August  2yth,  and  continue  twenty- 
eight  weeks.  The  Spring  Session  will  begin  Monday,  March 
25th,  and  Q.Qx\.\Xx^Vi^  fotirteen  weeks.  There  will  be  a  vacation  of 
one  week  at  Christmas,  and  one  of  the  same  length  between 
the  sessions  in  March. 

TERMS. 

Tuition  and  board,  including  heat,  light,  and  washing,  for 
the  Winter  Session,  $140;  one-half  payable  in  advance,  the  re- 
mainder on  the  eighth  of  December  ;  for  a  period  less  than  the 
session,  per  week,  $5.25.  For  the  Spring  Session,  $65,  payable 
in  advance  ;  for  a  period  less  than  the  session,  per  week,  $5.00, 

For  tuition  alone,  for  Winter  Session,  $45,  one -half  payable 
in  adva?ice,  the  remainder  on  the  third  of  December  ;  for  a  pe- 
riod less  than  a  session,  per  week,  $1.65.  For  Spring  Session, 
in  advajice,  $20  ;  for  period  less  than  a  session,  per  week,  $1.50. 
For  tuition  in  Model  School,  Winter  Session,  $20  ;  Summer 
Session,  |io.     For  a  time  less  than  a  session,  per  week,  80  cents. 

The  '  *  State  Aid ' '  of  fifty  cents  a  week  is  deducted  from 
the  bills  of  those  who  comply  with  the  conditions  stated  below, 
making  the  total  cost  to  teachers  $184  per  year. 


36  WEST   CHESTER    STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


Teachers  whose  schools  do  not  end  until  after  the  beginning 
of  the  session,  are  charged  by  the  week,  at  ter7n  rates,  if  they 
enter  as  soon  as  their  schools  close,  and  finish  the  term. 

There  are  no  extra  charges  except  for  private  lessons  in  music, 
and  the  cost  of  the  chemicals  to  those  studying  chemistry. 

DEDUCTIONS. 

Students  absent  two  consecutive  weeks,  or  longer,  on  ac- 
count of  personal  sickness,  are  entitled  to  full  reduction  for  the 
time  lost. 

Those  leaving  for  any  other  cause  will  be  required  to  pay  for 
the  time  spent  at  the  school  at  the  rate  for  a  period  less  than  a 
session  as  specified  above. 

All  bills  must  be  settled  with  the  Principal,  who  acts  in  behalf 
of  the  Trustees.  Bills  for  one  term  must  be  settled  before  a  stu- 
dent will  be  permitted  to  enter  upon  the  next  term,  unless  by 
special  arrangement. 

STATE   APPROPRIATIONS   TO  STUDENTS   AND 

GRADUATES. 
By  a  recent  Act  of  the  Legislature,  the  following  appropria- 
tions are  made  by  the  State  to  Normal  Students  and  Graduates  : 

1.  Each  student  over  seventeen  years  of  age,  who  shall  sign  a 
paper  declaring  his  ijitejition  to  teach  in  the  Common  Schools 
of  the  State,  shall  receive  the  sum  of  fifty  cents  per  week 
towards  defraying  the  expenses  of  tuition  and  boarding. 

2.  Each  student,  who,  upon  graduating ,  shall  sign  an  agree- 
ment to  teach  in  the  Common  Schools  of  the  State  two  fill 
school  years,  shall  receive  the  sum  of  fifty  dollars. 

3.  Any  student  to  secure  the  benefits,  must  attend  the  School 
at  least  twelve  co7isecutive  weeks,  and  must  join  a  class  in 
Methods  of  Instruction  or  School  Management.  These  benefits 
will  be  deducted  from  the  regular  expenses  of  board  and  tuition. 

In  several  past  years  the  appropriation  for  this  purpose  by 
the  Legislature  has  been  insufficient  to  pay  the  State  aid  in  full 
during  the  Spring  Session.  But  for  the  past  eight  years  the 
West  Chester  State  Normal  School  has  allowed  its  students  the 
full  amounts  set  forth  above,  and  we  expect  to  do  the  same 
next  year. 

VISITORS  AND  VISITING. 

Calls  on  pupils  at  other  times  than  during  the  hours  of  rec- 
reation, seriously  interfere  with  the  object  they  have  in  view, 


West  Chester  state  normal  school.  37 


and  therefore,  will  not  be  allowed  except  in  case  of  necessity. 
Persons  desiring  to  visit  the  school  are  cordially  invited  to  do 
so  at  any  time. 

Every  absence  from  a  school  duty  is  a  loss  which  cannot  be 
wholly  made  up.  Parents  are  earnestly  requested  not  to  take 
their  children  away  from  a  single  school  duty,  unless  it  is  absolutely 
necessary.  It  will  interfere  with  important  school  duties  if  a  stu- 
dent leaves  school  earlier  than  Saturday  morning  or  returns  later 
than  Simday  evening.  Students  are  not  permitted  to  visit  home 
or  away  from  the  town  without  special  permission  from  their 
parents  or  guardians. 

TEXT  BOOKS  USED. 
Readers — Monroe,  Harper,  Lippincott,  Sheldon  ;  Penmanship 
— Wells  ;  Arithmetic — Brooks,  Appleton,  Wentworth  &  Hill ; 
Geography — Harpers,  Appleton,  Barnes  ;  Grammar  —^ .  P. 
Welsh;  Geometry — Chauvenet  ;  Algebra  —  Sensenig  ;  Book- 
keeping— Lyte  ;  Physiology — Martin,  Walker;  Natural  Philoso- 
phy—  Sharpless  &  Philips;  Bota7iy — Gray,  Flora  Cestrica  ; 
Chemistry — Eliot  and  Storer,  Douglass  and  Prescott ;  Zoology — 
Nicholson,  Orton  ;  Geology— D^.\\di' s>  Text  Book  ;  Rhetoric — 
D.  J.  Hill  ;  History  U.  S. — Johnston,  Montgomery  ;  Constitu- 
tion U.  S. — Andrews;  Drawing — Prang;  Vocal  Music — L.  W. 
Mason  ;  School  Economy — Wickersham  ;  Methods  of  Instruction — 
Brooks  ;  Mental  Philosophy — Hill  ;  Trigonometry  and  Survey- 
ing— Wentworth  ;  Analytical  Geometry  and  Calculus — Went- 
worth ;  Astronomy — Snell's  Olmstead,  Sharpless  &  Philips  ; 
Latin — Collar  &  Daniel,  Goodwin's,  Allen  &  Greenough's 
Caesar  ;  Greek — Harper  &  Water's  Grammar,  Boise's  Anabasis, 
Homer  ;  German — ^Joynes,  Meissner,  Super's  Reader,  German 
Texts  ;  French — Otto's  Grammar;  Eyiglish  Literature — Trimble, 
Trimble's  Chart;  Swinton's  Studies,  Dana's,  Whittier's,  Bry- 
ant's and  Hudson's  Selections  ;   Orthography — Raub. 

REGUI.ATIONS. 

1.  Every  student  is  requested  on  entering  to  give  the  Princi- 
pal information  in  regard  to  the  following  particulars  :  Whether 
he  designs  fitting  himself  for  a  teacher  ;  what  length  of  time 
he  designs  remaining  in  the  Institution,  and  whether  he  desires 
to  pursue  the  regular  course  for  graduation. 

2.  Students  are  considered  members  of  the  school  until  the 
Principal  is  duly  notified  of  their  withdrawal. 


38  WEST    CHESTER    STATE    NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


3.  The  hours  regularly  assigned  to  study  are  to  be  faithfully 
devoted  to  the  preparation  of  the  exercises  required. 

4.  Students  are  allowed  to  walk  for  exercise  in  the  vicinity 
of  the  school,  but  no  one  is  permitted  to  visit  the  town  or 
otherwise  absent  himself,  without  permission  from  the  Princi- 
pal. Absence  from  the  premises  after  dusk  is  not  permitted. 
New  acquaintances  outside  of  the  school  must  not  be  culti- 
vated. 

5.  Permission  to  be  absent  from  a  recitation  must  always  be 
obtained  from  the  teacher  in  charge  of  the  class,  before  the  ab- 
sence occurs  ;  and  students  desiring  to  be  absent  from  town 
must  obtain  written  permission  from  the  Principal. 

6.  Boarding  students  who  are  not  present  at  the  beginning 
of  the  term,  must  send  to  the  Principal  a  written  explanation 
of  their  absence,  or  their  rooms  will  be  forfeited. 

7.  Every  student  must  be  present  at  the  daily  opening  ex- 
ercises of  the  school,  and  at  all  general  exercises  in  the  Cha|)el 
unless  excused. 

8.  All  objectionable  books,  papers  and  cards,  found  in  the 
possession  of  students,  will  be  taken  and  destroyed. 

9.  Disorderly  conduct  in  the  building  is  prohibited.  Each 
student  will  be  held  accountable  for  any  disturbance  or  damage 
in  his  room. 

10.  No  nails  must  be  driven  in  the  walls  or  ceilings,  or  al- 
terations be  made  in  the  windows,  doors,  or  any  appendage  of 
the  rooms,  without  permission  from  the  Steward, 

11.  Students  are  not  allowed  to  visit  one  another's  rooms 
during  the  regular  hours  of  study,  without  permission  of  those 
in  charge  of  the  halls.  No  change  of  rooms  must  take  place 
without  permission  from  the  Principal. 

12.  Each  student  of  instrumental  music  will  have  regular 
hours  assigned  for  practice,  during  which  time  no  spectator 
must  be  present  to  interrupt  the  exercises  or  divert  the  atten- 
tion. 

13.  All  students  who  are  tardy,  unnecessarily,  at  meals, 
must  forfeit  them,  and  no  one  must  leave  before  the  rest  with- 
out good  reason,  and  permission  from  the  person  sitting  at  the 
head  of  the  table.  Any  student  sick  or  indisposed,  and  re- 
quiring attention,  must  have  himself  reported  at  once  to  the 
Matron. 

14.  It  is  expected  that  the  ladies  and  gentlemen  of  the  Insti- 


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tution  will  treat  one  another  with  politeness,  but  they  will  not 
be  allowed  to  be  together  or  to  carry  on  conversation  or  other 
communication  except  in  the  performance  of  school  exercises, 
unless  by  special  permission.  Neither  sex  will  be  permitted  to 
trespass  upon  that  portion  of  the  building  assigned  to  the  other. 

15.  No  lady  or  gentleman  attending  this  Institution  will 
meet,  walk,  or  ride  with  a  person  of  the  opposite  sex,  except 
in  cases  of  necessity,  and  then  only  with  the  permission  of  the 
Principal. 

16.  Students  will  not  visit  the  dining  room  at  any  other  time 
than  meal  time,  nor  the  domestic  departments,  boiler  room,  or 
music  rooms,  without  permission. 

17.  The  use  of  tobacco  in  any  form  is  strictly  prohibited  in 
the  building  or  on  the  grounds. 

18.  Students  must  not  enter  any  saloon,  bar-room,  billiard 
or  pool-room.  They  are  absolutely  forbidden  to  use  as  a  bev- 
erage alcohlic  liquors  of  any  kind  whatever  during  their  con- 
nection with  the  school. 

19.  Students  will  be  required  to  attend  public  worship  each 
Sabbath  morning  at  such  places  as  their  parents  or  guardians 
designate. 

20.  Students  are  required  to  take  up  enough  studies  to  keep 
them,  in  the  judgment  of  the  Principal,  sufficiently  employed, 
but  must  not  take  up  more  than  they  can  study  with  profit. 

21.  Students  must  furnish  towels,  napkins,  and  two  pairs  of 
blankets (  or  an  equivalent),  and  have  all  articles  of  clothing 
disti7ictly  marked.  Each  student  is  permitted  to  have  twelve 
pieces  washed  each  week  without  extra  charge. 


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WEST    CHESTER    STATE    NORMAL    SCHOOL. 


Directory  of  the  Alumni 


Please  Notify  us  of  any  Errors  or  Changes. 


OFFICERS  FOR  1893-94. 
Prestf/eu^—BARTOTS!  Sensenig,  Class  of  '89. 
Vice-Preside7U—¥ .  H.  Green,  Class  of  '82. 
Secretary — Susan  C.  Lodge,  Class  of  '77. 
Managers —SusA.^  C.  Lodge,  U.  S.  Koons, 
M.  Warren  Way. 


CLASS  OF  1874.     Elementary  Course. 

Time 

Name. 

Address. 

Profession. 

taught  since 
graduation. 

Margaret  Crosby, 

Chester,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

20  yrs. 

Anna  P.  Esler, 

New  Centreville,  Pa., 

19     " 

Ruth  E.  Griffith, 

Oxford,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

13     " 

George  G.  Groff, 

Lewisburg,  Pa., 

College  Professor, 

19     " 

Anna  S.  Hibbs  (Washburn) 

,  Chappaqua,  N.  Y., 

7    " 

Ella  M.  Hunsicker, 

1715  Sydenham  St.,  Phila., 

Teaching, 

9    " 

E.  Anna  Large  (Thorne), 

Thorndale,  Pa., 

9     " 

Maggie  B.  Longshore, 

Swarthmore,  Pa., 

9     " 

Emma  J.  Longstreth, 

2103  Park  Ave.,  Phila., 

Teacher,  Nor.  Sch 

19     " 

Mary  H.  Lynch  (John), 

Sunbury,  Pa. 

18     " 

CLASS  OF  1875.     Elementary  Course. 

Mary  J.  Bates  (Miller), 

Glen  Moore,  Pa,, 

3     " 

Dora  E.  Brosius  (Walton). 

Ercildoun,  Pa., 

8     " 

Richard  T.  Chandlee, 

New  York  City, 

lYo    " 

M.  Lizzie  Conway, 

Mount  Hermon,  Mass.. 

Teaching, 

14    " 

Emily  Corson, 

Plymouth  Meeting,  Pa., 

Martha  Corson  (Foley), 

5361  Germantown  Ave.,  Phila., 

Carrie  J.  Dummig, 

507  W.  3d  St.,  Wilmington,  Del., Teaching, 

18    " 

William  T.  Gordon, 

Coatesville,  Pa., 

Prin.  of  Schools, 

19    " 

Mary  J.  Hare, 

Deceased,  1S88, 

13    " 

Anna  Jackson, 

George  School,  Newtown, 

Librarian, 

12%    " 

Emma  Irey  (Philips), 

Kennett  Square,  Pa., 

7    " 

Ida  M.John  (Taylor), 

Phcenixville,  Pa., 

14     " 

Lydia  A.  Martin, 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

Teacher  Nor.  Sch. 

18     " 

Arthur  W.  Potter, 

44  E.  14th  St.,  N.  Y. 

Publisher, 

16    " 

Annie  J.  Price  (Paxson), 

331  Saunders  Ave.,  Phila., 

2     " 

Amos  L.  Spencer, 

Oxford  Valley,  Pa., 

14     " 

Zerua  Wollerton  (Liggett) 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

Sara  Z.  Woolley  (Maddock),Elwyn,  Pa., 

4     " 

CLASS  OF  1876.     Elementary  Course. 

J.  Roberts  Acker, 

Deceased,  1880, 

2    " 

Phebe  A.  Baker, 

Media,  Pa., 

Florist, 

10    " 

Lizzie  Brown,  (Thomas), 

Media,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

11     " 

WEST    CHESTER    STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


41 


Name. 


Address. 


Profession. 


Sallie  M.  Boyd  (Snow),  Pawtucket,  R.  I. 

William  Butler,  1220  S.  4th  Ave.,  Wichita,  Kan.,     Civil  Engineer. 

Thomazine  T.  Clark  (Fairlamb),  Exton,  Pa., 

Ada  A.  Coffman,  Phosnixville,  Pa.,  Medical  Student, 

Clara  A.  Davis,  Chester,  Pa.,  Teaching, 

Abbie  A.  Eyre,  Williamson  Sch.,  Elwyn,  Pa.,  " 

George  P.  Gabeka.  318  W.  117th  St.,  N.  Y.  City, 

Jennie  Knight  (.Atkinson),  Penn's  Park,  Pa. 

Wilhelmina  B.  Linton,  Newtown,  Pa., 

Rachel  S.  Martin,  Wawaset,  Pa., 

Lucy  C.  Parsons  (Tyson),  Knowlton,  Pa. 

Ida  C.  Pyle,  Avondale,  Pa.,  Teaching, 

Kate  A.Stephens  (Williams),  Minneapolis,  Minn., 

Florence  E.  Sickel,  Davis  Grove,  Pa.,  Teaching, 

Sue  P.  Stackhouse,  Deceased,  1888, 

William  D.Thomas,  Deceased,  1891, 

Anna  M.  Thompson,  Newtown,  Pa., 

CLASS  OF  1877.     Scientific  Course. 

George  G.  GrofF,  Lewisburg,  Pa.,  College  Professor. 


Time 
taught  since 
graduation. 


8K  yrs. 

4  " 

18  " 

17  " 

17  " 

4  " 
3  " 

15  " 

3  " 

18  *' 

5  " 

16  " 

4  " 


Wm.  H.  Snyder, 


State  Certificate. 

Oxford,  Pa.,  Prin.  High  School 

Elementary  Course. 


2005  Chestnut  St., 
Pencoyd,  Pa., 
Aiken,  S.  C, 
West  Chester,  Pa. 
Deceased,  1893, 
Bryn  Mawr,  Pa., 
Glen  Mills,  Pa., 
Lansdowne,  Pa., 
Lenape,  Pa., 


Phila. 


Iowa, 


Ella  L.  Baldwin, 

B.  Anna  Black  (Johnson), 

Lizzie  F.  Criley, 

Zelda  H.  Daniel  (Baldwin) 

M.  Eloene  Davis  (Wells), 

Anna  P.  Flinn  (Matlack), 

Addie  C.  Graves, 

H.  Emma  Groce, 

Virginia  Green  (Huey), 

Hanna  M.  Johnson  (Knickerbocker),  Fairfax, 

Susie  C.  Lodge,  West  Chester,  Pa., 

Margaret  J.  Moffat,  Riegelsville,  Pa., 

Annie  V.  Murray,  19th  &  Brown  Sts.,  Phila. 

Fannie  A.  Pyle  (Fronefield), Media,  Pa., 

L.  Emma  Pyle,  Toughkenamon,  Pa., 

Laura  C.  Sorber,  (Diemer),  Spring  City,  Pa., 

Arthur  H.  Tomlinson.  Swarthmore,  Pa., 

Lydia  Turner,  Humboldt,  Iowa, 

Elizabeth  Turner,  Morton,  Pa., 

John  P.  Vanderslice,  Deceased,  1879. 

CLASS  OF  1878.     Elementary   Course. 

Ella  T.  Brooke  (Bateman),   West  Chester,  Pa., 

Hannah  R.  Caley  (Garwood),  Newtown  Square,  Pa., 

Hannah  Castle,  Upland,  Pa.,  Teaching, 

Harriet  A.  Castle,  "  " 

Evalena  A.  Darlington, 

Mary  Edmunds,  Deceased,  1889, 

Kate  R.  Moulder,  Phoenixville,  Pa.,  Teaching, 

Eleanor  M,  Philips  (Pennock),  Deceased,  1888, 

Marian  Preston  (Lewis),       West  Chester,  Pa., 

Fannie  M.  Stiteler,  Anselma,  Pa.,  Teaching, 

Jane  J.  Wetherell  (Bartlett),2i8  Logan  Square,  Phila., 


Teaching, 

12 

6 

" 

17 

" 

5 

2 

" 

14 

" 

17 

" 

17 

6 

% 

Teacher  High  Sch., 

16 

Teaching, 

17 

Stenographer, 

12 

10 

Teaching, 

15 

II 

" 

16 

" 

16 

16 

2  ■• 

ID  " 
12  " 
16      " 

II  " 
16      " 

lyr. 

3  yrs. 
15    " 

6    " 


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WEST   CHESTER    STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


Name. 


CLASS  OF  1879.     Elementary  Course. 

Address.  Profession. 


Emma  K.  Bossert, 
Maggie  R.  Caley, 
Howard  Dugan, 
D.  Tucker  Hoffman, 
Joseph  E.  Myers, 
Hartman  Naylor, 
Emma  P.  Nields  (Dugan), 


Phoenixville,  Pa., 
Media,  Pa., 
Audenried,  Pa., 
Phoenixville,  Pa., 
West  Branch,  Iowa, 
Summit,  N.  J., 
Chatham,  Pa., 


Teaching, 

Mining  Engineer, 

Draughtsman, 

Teaching, 


Annie  J.  Passmore  (Swayne),  Fairville,  Pa., 

Sue  V.  Peters  (Thatcher),     Village  Green,  Pa., 

Emma  T.  Pyle  (Tomlinson),Swarthmore,  Pa.,  Teaching, 

Rachel  A.  Pyle  (Cloud),         Unionville,  Pa., 

David  J.  Reese,  Deceased,  1882, 

Mary  F.  Whitehead  (Durnall),  West  Chester,  Pa., 

Caroline  C.  Woodward  (Cummings),  4702  Girard  Ave.,  Phila.,  Teaching, 

CLASS  OF  1880.     Elementary  Course. 

Mary  H.  Baldwin  (Prickett),  Medford,  N.  J., 

Atlanta,  Ga.,  Teaching, 

1515  Poplar  St.,  Phila., 

59  W.  19th  St.,  N.  Y.  City,  Physician, 

Wilmington,  Del., 

Wayne,  Pa.,  Stenographer, 

Elk  Mills,  Pa.,  Prin.  of  Schools, 

Sinnemahoning,  Pa., 

Kelton,  Pa., 

Deceased,  1894, 

South  Bethlehem,  Pa.,  Teaching, 

George  School,  Newtown,  Pa.  " 

Phoenixville,  Pa.,  " 


Carrie  E.  Bemus, 
Mary  M.  Brinton, 
Chas.  H.  Bushong,  M.  D. 
Willis  Cheyney, 
Margaretta  S.  Crumley, 
Harry  G.  Kidd, 
Lizzie  F.  Kugler  (Losey) 
Mary  E.  Nelson  (Shock), 
Alfred  Paxson, 
Fannie  J.  Simpson, 
Belle  Vansant, 
Laura  C.  Yerkes, 


Tivie 
taught  since 
graduation. 

14  yrs. 

13  " 
4    " 

2  " 

7    " 

14  " 

3  " 
^%     " 

4  " 

11  " 
2  " 
2  " 

6    " 

12  " 


Milton  E.  McLinn, 


CLASS  OF  i88r.     Elementary  Course. 


Martha  J.  Acker,  Deceased,  1888. 

Lizzie  L.  Buchanan  (Parker),  N.  Denver,  Colorado, 


Berlin,  N.J., 

1824  N.  nth  St.,  Phila., 

Green  Hill,  Pa., 

Phoenixville,  Pa., 

Jenkintown,  Pa., 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

Bryn  Mawr,  Pa., 

Darnestown,  Md., 

King-of-Prussia,  Pa., 

2339  St.  Alban's  Place,  Phila. 

University  of  Mich., 

Linwood,  Pa., 

Ercildoun,  Pa., 

Cupola,  Pa., 

Chester,  Pa., 

800  West  St.,  Wilmington, 


Supt.  of  Schools, 
Stenography, 
Physician, 
Teaching, 


Alice  E.  Claflin, 

Leonore  E.  Davis, 

Ellen  M.  Green, 

Mary  E.  Green, 

Daniel  Hartney, 

Addison  L.  Jones, 

Madge  J.  Kerns, 

Lizzie  J.  Lewis, 

Ella  W.  Lynch  (Thomas), 

Alice  H.  March  (Martin), 

Joseph  L.  Markley, 

Mary  P.  McFarland, 

G.  Winfield  Moore, 

Fannie  Potts  (Crouse), 

Emma  Schofield  (Godon), 

Ella  M.  Turner  (Fenn), 

Mary  D.  Walton  (Swayne),  Kennett  Square,  Pa., 

Williamanna  Webb  (Jefferis),  Deceased,  1893, 

CLASS  OF  1882.    Scientific  Course. 

Arthur  W.  Potter,  44  E.  14th  St.,  N.  Y.,  Publisher, 


Supt.  of  Schools, 
Teaching, 


Prof,  of  Mathematics, 
Teaching, 


5 

2  " 
8  " 

14  " 

5     " 
lyr. 

3  yrs. 
14    " 

13  " 

14  " 


State  Certificate. 

Lovettsville,  Va.,  Clergyman,  2 


7 
9 
2 
2 

13 
12 
12 

13 
II 
13 

4 
5 
8 
13 
13 
3K 
4 
6 
2^ 

2K 


WEST  CHESTER   STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


43 


Elementary 

Course. 

Time 
ight  since 

Name. 

Address. 

Profession.            ta% 

graduation^ 

Lewis  B.  Ambler, 

Jenkintown,  Pa,, 

Teaching, 

10  yrs. 

Walter  J.  Baldwin, 

Romansville,  Pa., 

Mining  Engineer, 

5     " 

Florence  Brinton, 

Media,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

12     " 

Maggie  Ferron, 

Londonderry,  Pa., 

^' 

10     " 

Frank  H.  Green, 

West  Chester,  Pa,, 

Teacher  Nor.  Sch,, 

II     " 

Lily  F.  Groff, 

Deceased,  1891. 

2     " 

R.  Addie  Kauffman, 

Berwyn,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

12     " 

Jesse  E.Philips,  Jr., 

Roxbury,  Mass., 

" 

7     " 

Warren  R.  Rahn, 

Norristown,  Pa., 

« 

II    ^* 

Warner  P.  Roberts, 

Warringtown,  Pa., 

" 

9     " 

William  H.  Slotter, 

Doylestown,  Pa., 

Co.  Superintendent, 

9     " 

H,  Bertha  Sorber  (McLeod),Watsontown,  Pa., 

7    " 

Flora  L.  White, 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

10    " 

Samuel  F.  Wolf, 

Riegelsville,  Pa., 

Builder, 

I     " 

Sara  S.  Kirk, 

Westchester,  Pa., 

Teacher  Nor.  Sch., 

ID       " 

CLASS  OF  1883.    Scientific  Course. 

Joseph  L.  Markley, 

University  of  Mich. 

Prof,  of  Mathematics, 

6     " 

Arthur  H.  Tomlinson, 

Swarthmore,  Pa., 

Teacher, 

10     *' 

Elementary  Course. 

Fannie  J.  Bailey  (Brown)       902  Swede  St.,  Norristown,  Pa., 

Joseph  H.  Baldwin,  West  Chester,  Pa.,  Lawyer, 

Katie  W.  Bean  (Cressman),   Sellersville,  Pa., 

William  H.  Beyer,  Parker  Ford,  Pa.,  Clergyman, 

Mattie  Dauman  (Miller),        313  Pearl  St.,  Camden,  N.  J., 

W.  Roger  Fronefield,  Media,  Pa.,  Lawyer, 

Ella  D.  Gallagher,       726  E,  Marshall  St.,  Norristown,  Pa.,  Teaching, 

E.  Belle  Griest,  Guernsey,  Pa.,  " 

Mary  E.  Griest,  "  Student, 

Leila  C.  Hecht,  524  Spruce  St.,  Reading,  Teaching, 

Mary  W.  Hawxhurst  (Tyson),  Flora  Dale,  Pa., 


Samuel  L.  Jones, 
Annie  Laferty  (Wallace), 
Addie  L.  Lybratid, 
Rettie  Moore, 
Edwin  R.  Musselman, 
Nellie  Nevegold, 
W.  Edwin  Priest, 
Mary  C.  Russel  (Eachus) 
A.  Thomas  Smith, 
Mary  H.  Walter, 


109  Spring  St.,  Trenton,  N.  J., 
Chadd's  Ford,  Pa., 
Deceased,  1889. 
Guthrieville,  Pa., 
98  Spring  St.,  Trenton,  N.  J., 
Bogota,  S.  A., 
Washington,  D.  C, 
Deceased,  1893. 
West  Chester,  Pa., 
Ridley  Park,  Pa., 


Teaching, 

Teacher  High  Sch. 

Teacher  Nor.  Sch., 
Teaching, 


lyr. 
3  yrs» 

10 

3 

5 

2 
II 
II 

9 
II 

4 
II 

4 

3 

3 
II 

7 
II 


Jno.  V.  Ommeren, 


State  Certificate. 

Quakertown,  Pa.,  Teaching, 


CLASS  OF  i! 


Elementary  Course. 


Sallie  P.  Bedford, 
A.  Lincoln  Beerbower, 
Charles  B.  Cloud, 
Ambrose  L.  Custer, 
Lydia  E.  Eisenhower, 
Amelia  Evans  (Hague), 
Oliver  D.  Frederick, 
Sallie  S.  Hoopes, 
William  H.Johnson, 


West  Chester,  Pa., 

Clerk, 

7    " 

Cripple  Creek,  Col., 

Broker, 

lyr. 

Millersburg,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

ID  yrs 

Gladwyne, 

" 

10    " 

Shenandoah,  Pa., 

" 

10    " 

Deceased,  1892, 

6    " 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

Teacher  Nor.  Sch., 

10    " 

« 

Stenographer, 

8     " 

915  N.  43d  St.,  W.  Phila., 

Clerk, 

2     " 

44 


WEST   CHESTER   STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL, 


Name. 


Address. 


Annie  W.  Keene  (Bushong),55  W.  19th  St.,  N.  Y 
Clara  E.  Knerr,  Birchrunville,  Pa., 

Florence  A.  McAfee  (Moore),  West  Vincent,  Pa. 
Eloise  Mayham  (Hulley),      Lewisburg,  Pa., 
Francis  H.  NuMemaker, 


M.  Lizzie  Poole, 

Richard  W.  Roelofs, 

Tesse  H.  Sn>'der,  Jr., 

Annie  C.  Sullivan, 

Agnes  G.  Walsh  (Bartram),  Canaan,  Conn,, 

Hannah  Yonker  (Allen),        Pasadena,  Cal., 


Deceased,.  1888,. 
Deceased,  1893, 
Chicago,.  111., 
Worcester,  Pa.^. 
Jenkintown,  Pa., 


Profession. 


Teaching,. 


Clerk, 
Teaching,. 


CLASS  OF  i: 


Scientific  Course. 


Martha  J.  Acker, 
Henry  Benner, 
William  H.  Beyer, 
E  .G.Jones, 


Deceased,  1888, 
Chicago  Man.  Tr.  Sch, 
Parker  Ford,  Pa,, 
Deceased,  1886, 


111,,      Teaching, 
Clergyman, 


Elementary  Course. 


Pa„ 


John  M.  Carr,  Wilkes-Barre, 

Lizzie  C.  Crumley,  Wayne,  Pa., 

Alice  M.  Gibson  (Shepherd),  22  I>ana  Place,  Wilkes- 
Florence  Griest  (Michener), Guernsey,  Pa. 


Lawyer, 
TeachiniT, 
Barre,  Pa  , 


Mary  A.  Hall  (Ambler), 

Jacob  Hillegas, 

Clara  E.  Hough, 

J.  R.Johns, 

David  M.  Lichty, 

Annie  Mathias, 

Phebe  Passmore  (Taylor), 

Irene  Roberts, 

Emma  M.  Smedley, 

Myra  W,  Storey, 

Edith  Trapp, 

Mary  E.  Worrall, 

Mabel  E.  Way, 

Elmer  P.  Weisel, 

Alice  White, 

Frank  B.  Wonsetler, 


Jenkintown,  Pa., 

413  Swede  St,,  Norristown, 

Brazil,  S.  A. 

Reinholds,  Pa., 

University  of  Michigan, 

Chalfont,  Pa., 

Malvern,  Pa., 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

Deceased,  1887, 

New  London,  Pa., 

Towanda,  Pa., 

Deceased,  1886, 

15th  &RaceSts.,  Phila., 

Philadelphia.,  Pa., 

15th  &  Race  Sts.,  Phila., 

Atlanta,  Ga., 

State  Certificate. 


Pa.,  Lawyer, 
Teaching, 
Physician, 
Instructor, 
Teaching, 


Teaching, 


Teaching, 
Book-keeper, 
Teaching, 
Cashier  Ins.  Co. 


Time 
taught  since 
graduation., 

4  yrsc 
9    " 

5  " 

4  " 

7  " 
2  "■ 
9  " 

8  " 

5  " 
7  " 


7 

10  " 
6     " 

3  " 

1  yr. 

8  yrs. 

2  " 
5    " 

9  " 

5  *' 
2  " 
2     '' 

9  " 
9  " 
V2  " 
9  yrs- 

4  " 
9     " 

6  " 


JamesJ.  Bevan, 


Susie  C.  Lodge, 


Mauch  Chunk,  Prin.  High  School, 

CLASS  OF  1886.     Scientific  Course. 


Westchester,  Pa  , 

Elementary  Course, 


Teacher  High  Sch. 


Lizzie  A.  Boorse, 

Sallie  A.  Conard, 

Laura  Eshleman, 

Sara  C.  Evans, 

Mary  E.  Fox, 

Nellie  S.  King,  (Wheeler), 

William  V,  Kulp, 

Helen  Long, 

Lizzie  F.  Ogden  (Smith), 

Mary  E.  Reed, 

Laura  E.  Roberts, 


Sorrento,  Cal., 

Teaching, 

8 

Ogontz,  Pa., 

" 

8 

Fagg's  Manor,  Pa,, 

Student, 

6 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

Teacher  Nor.  Sch., 

6 

Deceased,  1890, 

4 

5640  Tulip  St.,  Wissanoming, 

Pa., 

3 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y, 

Civil  Engineer. 

Girard  College,  Phila, 

Pa., 

Teaching, 

8 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

5 

Jeffersonville,  Pa., 

4 

Deceased,  1887. 

WEST   CHESTER    STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


45 


Name. 

Annie  C.  Scarborough, 
Isaiah  M.  Stover, 
George  Wheeler, 
Hannah  M.  Worth, 


Address. 

J    Profession. 

Time 
taught  since 
graduation. 

Lahaska,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

8  yrs. 

Kulpsville,  Pa. 

5640  Tulip  St.,  Wissanoming, 

Pa., 

8     " 
8     " 

Monte  Vista,  Gal. 


Teaching, 


CLASS  OF  1887.     Scientific  Course. 


Wm.  H.Johnson, 

915  N.  43d  St.,  W.  Phila., 

Clerk, 

lyr. 

David  M.  Lichty, 

University  of  Michigan, 

Instructor, 

5  yrs. 

Elementary  Course. 

Mary  E.  Cornvirell, 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

4     " 

W.  H.  Detwiler, 

Bloomsburg,  Pa., 

Teacher  Nor.  Sch., 

4     " 

Jennie  T.  Eachus  (Jackson 

),  Philadelphia,  Pa., 

3     " 

J.  Morris  Ehl, 

Philadelphia,  Pa., 

Business, 

2     " 

Eleanor  T.  Good, 

Atglen,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

7    " 

Lizzie  Harley, 

Port  Providence,  Pa., 

" 

6     " 

Regina  M.  S.  Mahoney, 

1330  Spruce  St.,  Phila., 

" 

4     " 

Robert  W.  Mearns, 

Ft.  Assinniboine,  Mon., 

Lieut.  U.  S.  A. 

Adele  M.  Moloney, 

Manoa,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

6     " 

Esther  A.  Newlin, 

Port  Carbon,  Pa., 

Prin.  of  School, 

7     " 

Cora  R.  Perry, 

Bucknell  University,  Pa., 

Student, 

I  yr. 

Jennie  V.  Potts  (Gatchell), 

Coatesville,  Pa., 

2  yrs, 

Laura  M.  Pyle, 

2042  Mt.  Vernon  St.,  Phila., 

Teaching, 

5    " 

Annie  M.  Riehl, 

Bethlehem,  Pa., 

" 

5    " 

Elsie  V.  Smith, 

Lambertville,  N.  J., 

« 

7    " 

Mary  Sweeney,  (Elliot), 

Wilmington,  Del., 

7    " 

Hattie  Thompson, 

Media,  Pa., 

" 

7    " 

Willa  M.  Way, 

Romansville,  Pa., 

<( 

7    " 

Mary  F.  Weikel  (Hawthorn),  Norristown,  Pa., 

3    " 

Mary  H.  Welsh  (Adler), 

320  Colfax  Ave.,  South  Bend 

,  Ind., 

3    " 

CLASS  OF  1888.     Elementary  Course. 

Angle  C.  Bernard, 

Cheltenham,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

4    " 

Lizzie  Castle, 

Upland,  Pa., 

" 

5    " 

Hattie  Ely, 

Yardley,  Pa., 

" 

5    " 

Annie  M.  Goshen, 

Ann  Arbor,  Mich., 

" 

5     " 

Rosa  Ganster, 

Upper  Darby,  Pa., 

Student. 

4    " 

Meta  Haley, 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

Dentist, 

3     '* 

Annie  V.  Hurst  (Hartzler), 

West  Earl,  Pa, 

4     " 

Alice  Jacobs, 

Ann  Arbor,  Mich., 

Student, 

5     " 

Annejadwin  (Millian), 

Carbondale,  Pa., 

4    " 

Lillie  Knoche, 

Harrisburg,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

6     " 

Minnie  L.  Morgan, 

Franklin  and  Marshall  Col., 

Pa.,    " 

3     " 

Ettie  Person  (Pennock), 

Oxford,  Pa., 

2     " ' 

Mary  A.  Pyle, 

Ann  Arbor,  Mich., 

Student, 

5    " 

Minnie  R.  Reynolds,  (Pancoast),  Manoa,  Pa., 

4    " 

Anna  L.  Smith  (Vernon), 

Lima,  Pa., 

2     " 

Delia  A.  Smith, 

Media,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

6    " 

Itasca  Valentine, 

Deceased,  1893. 

4    " 

Ella  Weinberger, 

Berlin,  Germany, 

Student, 

4    " 

Milton  Kistler, 

Dickinson  College, 

'« 

4    " 

Frank  C.  Rex, 

Haverford  College, 

" 

3     " 

CLASS  OF  1889.     Elementary  Course. 

Samuel  J.  Bierley, 

Johnstown,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

4     " 

Henry  S.  Borneman, 

Philadelphia,  Pa., 

Lawyer, 

2     " 

G.  K.  Brecht, 

Plymouth,  Pa., 

Prin.  of  School, 

5     " 

Ida  M.  Christmas, 

Scranton,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

5     " 

46 


WEST   CHESTER   STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


Name. 


Address. 


Alice  Darlington, 

Laura  L.  Ehl  (Fluck), 

Clara  Eisenhart, 

Helen  H.  Ely, 

A.  J.  Emery, 

Matilda  Fulton  (Minshall) 

Clara  Hagerty, 

Annie  E.  Hambleton, 

Linda  K.  Hoopes, 

Esther  G.Jones  (Widdicombe),  Phoenixville,  Pa 

Marion  Lewis  (Anson),  Norritonville,  Pa., 

M.  Lydia  Mendenhall  (Loller),  Dugdale,  Pa., 


West  Chester.  Pa., 
Anselma,  Pa., 
Kulpsville,  Pa., 
West  Chester,  Pa., 
West  Conshohocken,  Pa. 
Strafford,  Pa., 
Plumsteadville,  Pa., 
Goshen,  Pa., 
West  Chester,  Pa., 


Henrietta  Mood, 
Mary  Morris, 
Sallie  A.  Neitz, 
Carrie  J.  Ozias, 
E.  Daisy  Prendergast, 
Willard  R.  Pyle, 
Lillian  Rich, 
Barton  Sensenig. 
Frances  J.  Tencate, 
Laura  S.  Weinberger, 
Anna  L.  Whitehead, 
Agnes  W.  Woodman, 


Philadelphia,  Pa., 
Line  Lexington,  Pa., 
Millersburg,  Pa., 
Quakertown,  Pa., 
Scranton,  Pa., 
University  of  Michigan, 
Woodbourne,  Pa., 
Washington,  D.  C, 
Phoenixville,  Pa., 
Westchester,  Pa,, 

George  Sch.,  Newtown,  Pa. 


Profession. 
Stenographer, 

Teaching, 
Teacher  Nor,  Sch. 
Prin.  of  Schools, 
Teaching, 

Teacher  Nor.  Sch. 


Teaching, 
Med.  Student, 
Teaching, 


Student, 
Teaching, 


Teacher  Nor.  Sch. 

Student, 

Teacher, 


Time 
taught  since 
graduation. 

2  yrs. 

2  " 
5  " 
4  " 
4  " 
4  " 
4  " 

3  " 

2  yrs. 

4  " 

2      " 

4  " 

5  " 
5  " 
5  " 
lyr. 
5  yrs. 

5  " 

5  " 

3  " 

4  " 


CLASS  OF  1890.     Elementary  Course. 


Robert  Anderson, 

Jennie  E.  Brown, 

Anna  M.  Comly, 

Fred.  M.  Clough, 

Annie  J.  Davis, 

William  S.  Delp, 

William  L.  Farrell, 

Bertha  M.  Foulk, 

Daniel  S.  Hartline, 

Annie  F.  Hayden, 

Katie  Kemery, 

Effie  Kemp, 

U.  S.  Koons, 

J.  Kirk  Leatherman, 

E.  L.  McKinstry, 

Clara  Mendenhall, 

A.  B.  Mensch, 

Ada  B.  Miller, 

Walter  L.  Philips, 

Elizabeth  S.  Rath, 

Helen  V.  Ritchie, 

Clara  Rippman, 

Harry  W.  Scarborough, 

Daniel  G.  Snyder, 

Lizzie  D.  Steele, 

Loraine  Stone  (McKinstry) 

Anna  B.  Smith  (Eshleman), 

Jennie  Taylor, 

Howard  R.  Teany, 

Sallie  Tyson, 

Frank  E.  Yerkes, 


West  Chester,  Pa., 
Pleasant  Grove,  Pa., 
Three  Tuns,  Pa., 
Ulster,  N.  Y., 
West  Consh'ohocken,  Pa., 
Westchester,  Pa., 
Plains,  Pa., 
Bloomsburg,  Pa., 
Lafayette  College,  Pa., 
Deceased,  1892, 
Mahanoy  City,  Pa., 
Templeton,  Cal., 
Westchester,  Pa., 
Doylestown,  Pa., 
West  Chester,  Pa., 
West  Grove,  Pa., 
Skippack,  Pa., 
2057  Oxford  St.,  Phila., 
Lafayette  College,  Pa., 
Bethlehem,  Pa., 
Hatboro',  Pa. 
Millerstown,  Pa., 
Haverford  College,  Pa., 
West  Chester,  Pa., 
1920  Bouvier  Ave.,  Phila., 
,West  Chester,  Pa., 
Parkesburg,  Pa., 

1235  New  York  Av.,  Washington,  D.  C,  Teaching, 
1044  Willow  St.,  Norristown,  Pa.,  Teaching, 
Reading,  Pa.,  Teaching, 

Hatboro',  Pa.,  Medical  Student. 


Teacher,  Nor.  Sch. 
Teaching, 

Clergyman. 
Teaching, 
Teacher,  Nor.  Sch. 
Teaching, 
Teacher,  Nor.  Sch. 
Student, 

Teaching, 

Lawyer, 
Law  Student, 
Reporter. 
Teaching, 


Student, 
Teaching, 


Student. 
Dental  Student, 
Teaching, 


WEST   CHESTER   STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL, 


47 


CLASS  OF  i8gi.     Elementary  Course. 

rime 

Name. 

Address. 

Profession. 

taught  since 
graduation. 

J.  Charles  Aiken, 

Berwyn,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

syrs. 

Maurice  J.  Babb, 

Marshallton,  Pa., 

" 

2    " 

George  A.  Beyerle, 

Bernville,  Pa., 

Student. 

Mary  E.  Bloxham, 

Verona,  N.  J., 

Teaching, 

3    " 

Laura  Booth, 

Booth's  Corner,  Pa., 

3     " 

S.  K.  Brecht, 

Worcester,  Pa., 

3    " 

Laura  B.  Broomall, 

Cheyney,  Pa., 

3    '' 

Elizabeth  R.  Butler, 

Uwchlan,  Pa., 

3     " 

Nellie  A.  Campbell, 

<<           << 

3    " 

H.  Minnie  Casselberry, 

Lower  Providence,  Pa., 

3    " 

Martha  D.  Conley, 

Lansdale,  Pa., 

3    " 

Francis  Coulston, 

Chestnut  Hill,  Pa., 

" 

3     " 

Harry  A.  Davis, 

Cottage,  Pa., 

Teacher.  Nor. 

Sch.,           3    " 

Sarah  C.  Ely, 

Newtown,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

3    " 

Tacie  C.  Embree, 

Marshallton,  Pa., 

ij^" 

Clara  E,  Grove, 

Coatesville,  Pa., 

" 

3    " 

Mary  Z.  Hecht, 

Reading,  Pa., 

(< 

3    " 

Emily  May  Hulme, 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

<« 

2    " 

Bessie  Kline, 

Conshohocken,  Pa., 

" 

3    " 

Philip  S.  Knauer, 

Swarthmore  College,  Pa., 

Student, 

3    " 

Bertha  V.  Kratz, 

New  Britain,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

3    " 

Carrie  L.  B.  Larkin, 

Chester,  Pa., 

" 

3    " 

Laura  Z.  LaRue, 

Glenolden,  Pa., 

«' 

3    '* 

Estalena  H.  Mercer, 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

<c 

3    " 

Susan  L.  Moore, 

Moore,  Pa., 

<< 

3    " 

Ruth  E.  Moore, 

Cochranville,  Pa., 

'< 

3    " 

Allena  M.  Ogden, 

CapeMayC.  H.,  N.J., 

" 

2     " 

Gertrude  Rakestraw, 

Christiana,  Pa., 

" 

3    " 

Chas.  C.  Roberts, 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

" 

lyr. 

Mary  W.  Rorer, 

Weldon,  Pa., 

" 

3yrs. 

Bessie  Sharpless, 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

" 

3    " 

W.  C.  Slough, 

Worcester,  Pa., 

Student, 

2    " 

S.  Irene  Snyder, 

Lykens,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

3    " 

Amy  Strode, 

Coatesville,  Pa., 

(( 

3    " 

Mary  E.  Watson, 

Fallsington,  Pa., 

(1 

3    " 

Florence  B.  Way, 

New  London,  Pa., 

(( 

3    " 

J.  Howard  Weinberger, 

Spinnerstown,  Pa., 

Student, 

lyr. 

CLASS  OF  1892.    Scientific  Course. 

George  A.  Beyerle, 

Haverford  College, 

Student. 

Frank  C.  Rex, 

East  Nantmeal,  Pa., 

Elementary  Course 

Cora  L.  Battin, 

Wawaset,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

2yrs. 

Anna  B.  Carver  (Windle), 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

" 

lyr. 

Bessie  Channell, 

"                  '« 

" 

2yrs. 

Estella  Daniels, 

Modena,  Pa., 

'« 

2    " 

Sara  E.  Ermold, 

Norristown,  Pa., 

«« 

2    " 

Mary  Faulkner, 

" 

" 

2    " 

Mary  L.  Fetters, 

Glenloch,  Pa., 

" 

2    " 

Minerva  Hayden, 

Bryn  Mawr,  Pa., 

" 

2    " 

Alberta  Johnson, 

Guthrieville,  Pa., 

2    " 

Mattie  Johnson, 

Elam,  Pa., 

'« 

2    " 

Mary  B.  Kerns, 

Cain,  Pa., 

" 

2    " 

Rosalie  Kendall, 

Harrisburg,  Pa., 

" 

2    '* 

Mary  R.  Lewis, 

Christiana,  Pa., 

2    " 

WEST   CHESTER   STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


Time 

Name. 

Address. 

Profession. 

taught  since 
graduation. 

Alice  B.  Moore, 

Media,  Pa., 

" 

2  yrs. 

Anna  McCullough, 

Broomall,  Pa., 

" 

2     " 

Lillian  Pierce, 

Westchester,  Pa., 

" 

2      " 

Sue  V.  Slack, 

Richboro',  Pa., 

•' 

2      " 

Emma  Smutz, 

Tidioute,  Pa., 

" 

2      " 

Caroline  Wollaston, 

Kennett  Square,  Pa., 

" 

2      " 

Sherman  S.  Barr, 

Pine  Grove,  Pa., 

•' 

2      " 

George  W.  Brindle, 

Unionville,  Pa., 

2      " 

Howard  F.  Brinton, 

Haverford  College,  Pa., 

Student. 

A.  Dempsey  Hartlej^ 

"                '• 

" 

2      " 

Owen  B.  Huntsman, 

Harvard  University, 

" 

lyr. 

Benjamin  W.Jones, 

Doe  Run,  Pa.. 

Teaching, 

2      " 

Robert  B.  Ludy, 

Swarthmore,  Pa., 

" 

2      " 

Charles  K.  Meschter, 

Worcester,  Pa., 

Student. 

Mark  F,  Sullivan, 

Phoenixville,  Pa., 

Editor. 

M.  Warren  Way, 

Haverford  College,  Pa., 

Student. 

CLASS  OF  1893.    Scientific  Course. 

Charles  W.  Roberts,  West  Chester,  Pa.,  Teaching, 


Elementary  Course. 


Mrs.  C.  Anna  Adams, 
Leila  O.  Beitler, 
Anna  V.  Bertolette, 
Mary  E.  Bradley, 
Ralph  Butler, 
Frank  P.  Bye, 
Alice  B.  Carn, 
Maud  R.  Clark, 
Roberta  Sharp  Clark, 
Harvey  M.  Clymer, 
Florence  M.  Detwiler, 
Augusta  Dillman, 
John  G.  Embree, 
Elizabeth  M.  Foulk, 
M.  Lizzie  Frederick, 
Martha  M.  Futhey, 
Bessie  Grater, 
Frank  Hankinson, 
Anna  Harshberger, 
Norman  L.  Heaton, 
James  S.  Heberling, 
Bessie  L.  Hughes, 
Alice  L  Irwin  (Shaffer), 
Anna  R.  Jackson, 
Electra  Jackson, 
William  C.  Kauffman, 
Jessie  R.  Keech, 
Eva  L.  Kemp, 
Emma  T.  Knight, 
Lizzie  M.  Leigh, 
Emeline  L  Lewis, 
Amela  Leymel, 
Anna  B.  Lilly, 
D.  Brower  Longaker, 
Cornelia  MacMullan, 
Sara  E.  Martin, 
Ella  J.  Mather, 


lyr. 


West  Chester,  Pa., 

" 

Anselma,  Pa., 

" 

Reading,  Pa., 

" 

Harrisburg,  Pa., 

'< 

Uwchlan,  Pa., 

" 

Kennett  Square,  Pa., 

Prin.  High  School. 

Fort  Washington,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

1733  N.  nth  St.,  Phila.,  Pa 

" 

Chambersburg,  Pa., 

" 

Schwencksville,  Pa., 

Norristown,  Pa., 

" 

Mahanoy  City,  Pa., 

" 

Marshallton,  Pa., 

" 

Collamer,  Pa., 

" 

Catasauqua,  Pa., 

(1 

Atglen,  Pa., 

" 

Fairview  Village,  Pa., 

" 

Reading,  Pa., 

" 

McAllisterville,  Pa., 

«' 

Terwood,  Pa., 

" 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

Private  Secretary. 

Honeybrook,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

Parkesburg,  Pa., 

" 

Kelton,  Pa., 

" 

Coatesville,  Pa., 

" 

New  Hope,  Pa., 

" 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

•' 

Lansdale,  Pa., 

" 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

" 

Fallsington,  Pa., 

Lewistown,  Pa., 

" 

Shenandoah,  Pa., 

North  Wales,  Pa., 

<< 

Summit,  N.  J., 

" 

Cornell  University, 

Student. 

Berwyn,  Pa., 

Teaching, 

Bryn  Mawr,  Pa., 

" 

WEST    CHESTER    STATE    NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


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Natne. 

Edith  L.  MacDonald, 
Sophie  R.  Miller, 
Minnie  E.  Morse, 
J.  Ambrose  Moyer, 
Menno  S.  Moyer, 
Matilda  M.  Murken, 
Katharine  E.  Murphey, 
M.Ella  Ruth, 
Mary  A.  Scott, 
Ella  Scully, 
Lucy  Irene  Smedley, 
Hannah  K.  Smith, 
Louisa  Stradling, 
John  P.  Taylor, 
Sara  L.  Tomlinson, 
Bessie  E.  Trapp, 
Abigail  C.  Wager, 
George  W.  Walter,  Jr., 
Charlotte  Wetterau, 
Florence  Windle, 
Charles S.  Woodward, 
Laura  E.  Woodward, 
Virginia  Worstall, 
Lauretta  J.  Yerkes, 


Address. 


Profession. 
Teaching, 


Time 
taught 
gradua. 


Collamer,  Pa., 
Sagersville,  Pa.,  " 

Federalsburg,  Md., 
Eagleville,  Pa.,  " 

Chalfont,  Pa.,  " 

244  Roebling  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
West  Chester,  Pa.,  Teacher,  Nor.  Sch., 

22  N.  Charlotte  St.,  Pottstown,  Pa.,    Teaching, 
Germantown,  Pa., 


nee 
ion. 

yr. 


Newtown,  Pa.,  " 

West  Chester,  Pa.,  " 

631  N.  7th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa., 

Westchester,  Pa., 

Goshenville,  Pa.,  " 

Southampton,  Pa.,  " 

Braddock,  Pa.,  •' 

Norristown,  Pa.,  " 

Hamburg,  Pa.,  " 

Hazleton,  Pa.,  " 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

Longwood,  Pa.,  " 

2813  Poplar  St.,  Phila.,  Pa., 

West  Chester,  Pa., 

143  W.  3d  St.,  Chester,  Pa., 

State  Certificate. 

Leon  H.  Watters,  Media,  Pa.,  Prin.  Schools,  i 

CLASS  OF  1894.     Elementary  Course. 

Worcester,  Pa.,  Will  Teach, 

West  Chester,  Pa.,  " 

Three  Tuns,  Pa.,  " 

Corinne,  Pa.,  " 
Bally,  Pa., 

Milford  Square,  Pa.,  " 

Wrightstown,  Pa.,  " 

Spring  City,  Pa.,  " 

Corinne,  Pa.,  " 

Coatesville,  Pa.,  " 

Newton  Hamrlton,  Pa.,  " 

Drifton,  Pa.,  " 

Ardmore,  Pa.,  " 

665  Chestnut  St.,  Lancaster,  Pa.,  " 
West  Chester,  Pa., 

Coatesville,  Pa.,  '• 
West  Chester.  Pa., 


Warren  Z.Anders, 
Lucy  H.  Ashbridge, 
Mary  Atkinson, 
M.  Adele  Baily, 
Irwin  B.  Bauer, 
H.  Horace  Beidler, 
Matilda  Blaker, 
Lillie  C.  Brower, 
Emmarene  Bullock, 
Florence  V.  Burke, 
George  Burlew, 
Margaret  Carr, 
Marielma  Carter, 
Florence  Chalfant, 
Ada  W.  Cornwell, 
Lulu  M.  Cowan, 
Ella  C.  Darlington,    • 
Henry  T.  Darlington, 
George  S.  Dewees, 
Elsie  F.  DeWitt, 
Ella  S.  Eisenberg, 
Emma  L.  Ellwanger, 
Mabel  C.  Felty, 
Anna  C.  Frederick, 
Elmira  Frederick, 
Lidie  Gilch, 
Sara  A.  Hazleton, 
Grace  E.  Hellyer, 
Anna  R.  Hughes, 


Uwchlan,  Pa. 

Ill  S.  River  St.,  Wilkesbarre,  Pa., 

Parker's  Ford,  Pa., 

Phcenixville,  Pa., 

Pine  Grove,  Pa., 

East  Coventry,  Pa., 

Kulpsville,  Pa., 

Odessa,  Del., 

MulIicaHill,  N.J., 

Penn's  Park,  Pa., 

Manoa,  Pa. 


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WEST    CHESTER    STATE   NORMAL   SCHOOL. 


Name. 
Martha  P.Jackson, 
M.  Edna  Johnson, 
Elinore  B.  Kervej', 
H.  Emma  Kirkbride, 
Bessie  Kirkpatrick, 
Florence  Knapp, 
Irene  A.  Lawrence,. 
Lizzie  Linton^ 
Anne  Linton, 
Cora  C.  Ludy, 
George  C.  Luft,. 
Gertrude  K.  McCanna, 
Lulu  McCartney, 
Mary  McCracken, 
George  McCracken, 
Nora  Meschter, 
Edith  M.  Miller, 
L.  Adelaide  Moffitt, 
Carrie  Moore, 
Anna  R.  Morgan, 
John  D.  Neitz, 
Marion  Rakestraw,. 
Maud  Rice, 
Allen  A.  Seipt,, 
Anna  Sensenig, 
Bessie  M.  Smedley, 
Elizabeth  Supplee,. 
Frank  K.  Walter, 
Fannie  S.  Way, 
Conrad  Wendel, 
M.  Charlotte  White,, 
Catharine  Wildman,, 
Esther  L.  Wildman, 
Esther  J.  Wynn, 


Samuel  L  Kreemer, 
Mary  F.  Pawer,. 


Address. 
Kelton,  Pa., 
Guthriesville,  Pa.,. 
West  Chester,  Pa., 
Fallsington,  Pa., 
Dilworthtown,  Pa., 
Montgomery  Square,  Pa., 
Adele,  Pa., 
3719  PineSt.,  Phila.,  Pa., 

Boyertown,  Pa., 
Obold,  Pa., 
Atglen,  Pa., 
Boothwyn,  Pa., 
Twin  Oaks,  Pa.,, 

Worcester,  Pa., 
Bethlehem,  Pa., 
Richland  Centre,  Pa.,, 
Milford  Mills,  Pa., 
Fairview  Village,  Pa.,. 
Millersburg,  Pa., 
Christiana,  Pa., 
Reedsville,  Pa., 
Worcester,  Pa.,, 
Goodville,.  Pa., 
West  Chester,.  Pa.,. 
Coatesville,  Pa., 
Point  Pleasant,  Pa., 
Hamorton,  Pa., 
Hazleton,  Pa., 
Bethlehem,  Pa., 
Langhorne,  Pa., 

1739  Monument  Ave,,  Phila.,.  Pa. 

State  Certificate. 

West  Chester,  Pa., 
WLconisco,  Pa., 


Will  Teach. 


3  0112  105898891 


