THE STORY OF AN INSPIRING PAST

 

Historical Sketch of the San Jose State Teachers College

From 1862 to 1928

With an

Alphabetical List of Matriculates and Record of Graduates by Classes

Compiled by

Mrs. ESTELLE GREATHEAD

 

 

San Jose, California

San Jose State Teachers College

1928.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pages 367-387

 

 

RECORD of GRADUATES BY CLASSES

1903-1907

 

 

 

 

SIXTY-FOURTH CLASS-JANUARY, 1903.

 

Hester K. Adams (Mrs. Jacks), San Francisco, Calif.   Taught in Yolo County.

Ina May Allen (Mrs. H. D. Vreeland), Compton, Calif.   Taught in Sonoma County until 1904 and then went to Los Angeles County and was in the Fairmount school. She was married in 1907.

Katherine E. Bailey, Madera, Calif.   Taught in Madera schools.

Olive J. Baldwin (Mrs. Caleb Irwin Dillard), San Leandro, Calif.   Taught in Newark and Niles. Has two children.

Janet M. Bell (Mrs. Sidney King Morrison), Reno, Nevada.   Taught in Nevada County. Has one child.

George A. Belz, Visalia, Calif.   Taught in Kern County, then left teaching for farming.

Phoebe J. Boyd (Mrs. H. Erkins), Santa Maria, Calif.   Taught in Santa Barbara County until her marriage in December, 1904.

John A. Brennan, Oakland, Calif.   Taught until he entered the University of California in 1906.

Estelle M. Brown (Mrs. J. L. Marquart), Walnut Hollow, Cambria, Calif.   Taught in Lake County. Married in March, 1908. Continued teaching in San Luis Obispo County for several years. Has taken extension courses. Two children.

Ethel Brown (Mrs. Herndon) (deceased).   Taught in Lake County. Died in 1917.

Lulu F. Brown, Turlock, Calif.   Taught in Turlock, then went to Hawaii to teach.

Albert E. Carter, Oakland, Calif.   Taught for a few years. Entered University of California and received degree of LI. B. Was married in 1905 to Martha Lee Grimsley. Was admitted to the bar and practiced law in Oakland. Is representative in Congress. Has taken very active part in the development of Oakland, especially in harbor improvement.

Elizabeth B. Casey (Mrs. H. W. Tracy), Gilroy, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County and in Gilroy, Santa Clara County.

Maud J. Cleveland, Vallejo, Calif.

Effie I. Crofoot, San Jose, Calif.   Attended business college, then taught in San Benito and Monterey Counties. Taught for a time at Sunol school, San Jose.

Jessie E. Davidson, Willets, Calif.

Edith May Dietz (Mrs. James T. Preston), Berkeley, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County and was principal of school at Ben Lomond. Married June, 1909. Was at the Home Coming in 1927.

Edith B. Draper (Mrs. Frank Whipple), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Sacramento County, and in Sunol School, San Jose.

Alpharetta M. Duncan, Long Beach, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County, in Reedley, then in Richmond.

Kate C. Elmes (Mrs. D. M. Williams), San Francisco, Calif.   Taught in San Mateo County.

Grace G. Fernald, Oakland, Calif.   Taught in Humboldt County, in Sonoma County and in Oakland.

Helen F. Ford, Stirling City, Calif.   Taught first in Fresno County, then at Stirling City, Butte County.

Mae E. Freeman (Mrs. H. Hill), San Jose, Calif.   Attended Business College for a year, and afterwards taught in Sonoma County and in Monterey County. Taught for a time in Lexington, Santa Clara County.

Mrs. Ella C. Garcia, San Jose, Calif.

E. Grace Goodwin (Mrs. S. D. Parks) (deceased),    Taught in Alameda County. Married in 1903. Died in 1917.

J. Hiram Graves, Monterey, Calif.   Principal of Franklin school, and later was teaching in Monterey. Superintendent of schools.

Mabel A. Griffes (Mrs. Woodard), Woodland, Calif.   Taught in Yolo County. In 1917 was teaching in Oakland.

Brena F. Headen (Mrs. Clifford Bernhardt), Gilroy, Calif.   Taught near Gilroy.

Frederick P. Hogan, Laton, Calif.   Taught at Tehachipi, then took up course in Minerology in University of California. Later returned to Tehachipi and then taught in Fresno County at Fowler. Now principal of Laton High school. Doing graduate work at Stanford.

C. Maude Huie (Mrs. F. L. Look), Piedmont, Calif.   Was married July, 1903 and for a time lived at Black Diamond, then Oakland.

Alice M. Inglis, Lockeford, Calif.   Taught in Lockeford, then in Stockton, at Jefferson school.

Jessie M. Keaton (Mrs. George P. Griswold), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Santa Clara County. Married 1906. Returned to College in 1918 for advanced course. Two children.

Victorine J. Klein, Mt. View, Calif.   Taught in San Luis Obispo County for a short time. Since 1906 has been teaching in Mt. View grammar school.

Lena L. Kocher (deceased),   Taught in Mendocino County, and at Hester school; San Jose. Died in 1917.

Myra D. Lee (Mrs. Ingram), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Shasta County until 1905.

Julia W. Leigh (Mrs. Dierssen), Oakland, Calif.

Ruth E. Leonard, San Jose, Calif.    Taught in Sonoma and in Monterey Counties.

 

 

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Elsie Little (deceased).   Taught a few weeks. Her death was reported in 1917.

Josephine A. Longmire, Colusa, Calif.   Taught in Berkeley.

Grace A. McGeorge (Mrs. W. A. Hibler), Eureka, Calif.   Taught in Fortuna.

Eva A. McIntyre (Mrs. Calkins), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Santa Clara County for four years.

Abbie M. McKenzie (Mrs. White), Omaha, Neb.   Substituted at San Rafael.

Elizabeth A. McKindley (Mrs. Guy Adams), Acampo, Calif.   Principal of Guinda school, Yolo County. Then was in school at Woodbridge, San Joaquin County.

Ethel B. McRae (Mrs. W. O. Perry Jr.), Ferndale, Calif.   Taught in Butte County. Married in 1906, and taught in Humboldt County.

Jennie E. Massee, Berryessa, Calif.   Taught in Stanislaus County.

Wm. R. G. Meese, Danville, Calif.

M. Alice Merrill, Nevada City, Calif.   Taught near Nevada City and near Petaluma.

Minnie M. Miles (Mrs. Minnie West), Colusa, Calif.   Taught in Colusa County. Lived in San Diego for a time.

Elizabeth Moran (Mrs. G. H. Hicks), Tracy, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County. Married in 1906, and lived for a time at Altamont.

Edith O'Brien, San Jose, Calif.   Taught for a number of years in San Jose school department. Qualified for Domestic Science.

Margaret A. O'Meara, Oakley, Calif.   Taught in Contra Costa County.

Lenore O'Neill (Mrs. Porter), Stockton, Calif.   Taught in Fresno city schools.

Casper A. Ornbaum, San Francisco, Calif.   Entered University of California, then went to University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. Graduated in law. Has been practicing in San Francisco since 1906.

Clara A. Powell, Turlock, Calif.

Gertrude Prentice (Mrs. Whitley), Fresno, Calif.  Taught in Mendocino County.  Teaching in Fresno.

Naomi M. Purcell, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in San Luis Obispo County until she entered the San Jose school department. Taught for some years at Grant school.

Elizabeth Quick, Eureka, Calif.   Taught in Monterey.

Emma R. Resseguie (Mrs. Bryan Bradley), Oakland, Calif.   Taught in Oakland.

Fannie E. Rosendahl, Kingsburg, Calif.   Teaching in Fresno city schools.

Ada G. Roth (Mrs. Ada Lanning), Carver Camp, Oregon.

Bertha E. Russell (Mrs. Carlton C. Case), Stockton, Calif.   Taught in Calaveras County for a short time. Married in 1904.

Adeline M. C. Scaroni, Santa Cruz, Calif.   Taught Bay View School, Santa Cruz.

Kallona K. Scott (Mrs. Prosole), Colton, Calif.   Taught in Alameda County. Married in 1904. Was vice principal of Lincoln school, Colton.

Alla Sharp, Cedarville, Modoc County, Calif.   Taught in Modoc County.

Violet L. Shepard, Williams, Calif.   Taught in Fresno County. Was teaching in Fresno high school.

Bertha M. Slayton (Mrs. Wm. Hiatt), Burlingame, Calif.   Attended Stanford. Taught in Mendocino and Lake Counties. Married in 1912. Taught five years in China. Is now supervising art.

Georgia A. Smith (Mrs. Claude Winans), San Jose, Calif.   Taught for a short time. Was engaged in Civil Service work in the San Jose Post Office. Is attendance officer for the Santa Clara County school department.

Donald Steel, Kuala, Lampur, F.M.S.    Taught a short time. Entered Stanford. Is with Yukon Gold Company, Kuala Lampur, F.M.S.

Susan E. Steel (Mrs. Wm. S. Rice), Oakland, Calif.   Taught at her home in Brownsville.

Lillie M. Stockwell, Alameda, Calif.   Taught in Cloverdale and in Alameda.

Elsie P. Tatham, San Jose, Calif.   From 1907 has been in the San Jose school department.

Grace E. Thompson (Mrs. Ruel Eubank), Oakland, Calif.   Taught in her home county, Stanislaus. Married in 1904.

Mayme Tyler (Mrs. T. E. Hallock), Port Angeles, Washington.   Was in real estate business in Los Angeles for a short time. Afterwards taught at Bakersfield.

Marguerite Veuve, San Francisco, Calif.   Taught in Madera County, then San Francisco.

Minnie Wainwright (deceased).   Taught at Albion. In 1917 her death was reported.

George E. P. Walton, Oakland, Calif.   Taught in Alameda County, in Oakland for four years. Graduated from College of Medicine and now practicing in Oakland.

Alice Wehrly (Mrs. F. H. Hawkins), Watsonville, Calif.   Taught in Mariposa County, and near Bakersfield. Married September, 1905.

Allie E. Weir, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County, and in Santa Clara County. Was for several years a teacher in San Jose city schools.

Richard Woelfoel, Campbell, Calif.   Taught in Trinity County.

Eva M. Woodrow, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Franklin school, San Jose.

 

SIXTY-FIFTH CLASS-JUNE, 1903.

 

Belle May Abraham, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Santa Clara County, then went to Mill Valley and is principal of the Old Mill school in Mill Valley where she has been since 1904.

Helen Elizabeth Baker, Los Gatos, Calif.   Taught in San Luis Obispo County for several years.

Maude Evelyn Baker (Mrs. Johnson), Fresno, Calif.   Taught at Easton.

Grace Adaline Betts (Mrs. Dalton Clark), Porterville, Calif.   Taught in Tulare County.

Florence Mae Blair (Mrs. J. F. Farrance), Healdsburg, Calif.   Taught in Mendocino County. Was married January 3, 1904, and lived for a time in San Francisco.

Rose L. Bliss, Hanford, Calif.   Taught in Lemoore, and at Red Rock, New Mexico. Later she went to Los Angeles and took work at the University of California, Southern Branch.

 

 

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Hulda Annette Boding, Proberta, Calif.   Taught in the northern part of the state.

Grace Wilcox Bond (Mrs. Linville), Oakland, Calif.   Taught in Sonoma County, near Healdsburg, and in Monterey County.

Lily Elaine Brichman (Mrs. A. C. Abshire) (deceased).   Taught in Modesto.

Hazel Edith Brower (deceased).   Taught near Pomo. In 1917 her death was reported.

Lena Myrtle Brummett (Mrs. Grubb), Hornbrook, Calif.   Taught in Hornbrook and married J. A. Strobeck in 1905.

Mary Ingeburg Buck (Mrs. Maddux), Cupertino, Calif.   Taught in Kern County.

Edith Mary Bull (Mrs. Frank O. Woodhams), Santa Clara, Calif.   Taught at Pt. Arena. Married in 1904.

Barbara Louise Burkhalter (Mrs. E. V. Harmon), Yreka, Valif. (sic).

Lessie Marvine Byrd (Mrs. C. H. Lewis), San Jose, Calif.   Taught nearly six years. Was married in 1905, and assisted her husband in his business. Has taken University Extension work, and has been active in church and musical circles. Has one child and is at present (1927) teaching in Saratoga grammar school.

Alma Lillian Cahalan (Mrs. Charles L. Stewart), Seattle, Wash.    Taught in Boise, Idaho, then in Fresno county. Has two children.

Alice Mae Cain (Mrs. Roy Young), Berkeley, Calif.   Taught in Mendocino County.

Jessie Frances Calder, Oakland, Calif.   Taught first in the northern part of the state, then in Los Angeles County, at Ocean Park. In 1908 went to the Oakland city schools in manual training department.

Ethelwyn Althea Caldwell (Mrs. George Killam), Oakland, Calif.   Taught first in Hanford, then went to Alameda schools.

Lou Anna Capell (Mrs. Ed. Whaley), Tulare, Calif.   Taught for a time near home at Pixley.

Annie J. Christiansen (Mrs. Clarence F. Kellogg), Los Angeles, Calif.   Taught in Solano County, then in Colma. Was married in 1907 to Dr. Kellogg and lived in South San Francisco, later moving to Los Angeles.

Alma Priscilla Christie (Mrs. Bonstell), Falk, Calif.   Taught at home.

Esther Hazel Clemence (Mrs. Harry J. Cross), Berkeley, Calif.   Taught until her marriage in 1903, when she went to Seattle to live.

Alice May Cline (Mrs. Alice Marshall), San Jose, Calif.   Taught. Has been for seventeen years connected with the Merchants' Association, San Jose, and is now manager of credit department.

Emma Graves Conway, Los Angeles, Calif.   Taught first in Kern County. Teaching in Lincoln High school, Los Angeles.

Jeanette Covert (Mrs. Jack Brown), Fullerton, Calif.   Taught in Mendocino and in Kings Counties.

Everett Crane, Modesto, Calif.   Taught in Kings County. Attended University of California. Manager of Pratt-Low Preserving Co., Modesto Branch.

Arthur M. Croop,  Half Moon Bay, Calif.   Principal of evening school, San Jose, and of Lincoln school. Teaching at Half Moon Bay. Married in 1903 to Kate M. Wright.

Sadie Dagger (Mrs. Landon), Pasadena, Calif.   Taught over six years at Redlands, then in Pasadena.

Lorena Belle Daly (Mrs. Wm. Burrel), Fresno, Calif.   Substituted in Oakland.

Florence Delahunty, Gibsonville, Calif.   Taught at Bidwell's Bar, then at Biggs.

Robert Hodge Down, Pacific Grove, Calif.   Taught in Sonoma and Santa Clara County for a time. Mr. Down has taken work at the University of California summer sessions, and for eight years was a member of the County Board of Education. For three and a half years he was supervising principal of the Los Gatos grammar school, and for the past fourteen years has been supervising principal of the Pacific Grove grammar school. He married Ethel Harriet Webster and has four children.

Abbie M. Driver (Mrs. Lewis), Sacramento, Calif.   Taught twenty-one years. Once child. Has taken extension courses. Is a widow teaching in Sacramento.

Grace C. Ekstrand, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in San Madera County, and in Boulder Creek.

Pearl Evert (Mrs. A. Blomquist), Pescadero, Calif.   Taught in San Mateo County until her marriage in 1907.

Milton T. Farmer, San Francisco Calif.   Taught in Kings County and in evening school, S.F. Studied law, and was admitted to practice. Superior Judge at Bakersfield. Phi Beta Kappa honors at the University of California.

Alta May Farnham (Mrs. H. N. Cunnng) (sic), Oakland, Calif.   Taught in Colusa County. Was married May 22, 1904.

Edna H. Finley (deceased).   Taught in Stanislaus County. Died in 1917.

May A. Fitzgerald (Mrs. Paul Eldred), Fresno, Calif.   Taught at Clovis, then was supervisor in Fresno Normal School until 1918.

M. Louise Fleming, San Francisco, Calif.   Taught in Santa Clara County until she entered the San Francisco school department, where she is now in the Frank McCoppin school.

Charles Irwin Fox, Hanford, Calif.   Taught at Hanford and in Monterey County. Went into business for a year, but resumed teaching as principal of Concord school, and then of Antioch grammar school.

Ida Mae Freeman (Mrs. H. C. Skow), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in San Luis Obispo County. Married in 1906 and lived in Oakland.

Lillian May Freeman (Mrs. G. F. Holbrook), Los Angeles, Calif.   Taught in El Dorado and Tulare Counties, then in Berkeley.

Lettie M. Fulkerth (Mrs. Harry A. Wilson), Merced, Calif.   Taught for a year. Was married in 1905 to Harry A. Wilson, a teacher in Merced high school. Has taken work in the Santa Barbara Teachers College.

Blanche Gaine (Mrs. C. J. Struby) (deceased).   Was teaching at Point Arena. Died December 27, 1927.

Bessie Lillian Gratz (Mrs. A. L. Erickson), Los Gatos, Calif.   Taught in Monterey and Tulare Counties. Has four children.

Nellie Victoria Gratz (Eleanor), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Kern County. Since 1915 has been a member of the faculty of the State Teachers College, a part of the time as assistant dean, and later her work has been entirely in the department of mathematics. Is a graduate of Stanford University, and has taken work in Columbia.

 

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Ethel V. Gray (Mrs. Leland S. Hanford), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Ventura and Sacramento Counties.

Kathryne Griffith (Mrs. Smith), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Sonoma County, and for a year in San Francisco. She taught in San Jose for some time.

Myrtle Jones Hall (Mrs. Joseph Kennedy Moore), Portland, Oregon.   Taught in Seattle for a number of years. Took a degree at University of Wisconsin. Married June 27th, 1911.

May Hamlin, Woodville, Calif.

Helen Katherine Hanley (deceased).   Taught near Grass Valley for a time. In 1917 her death was reported.

Jessie A. Hardacre (Mrs. William Sliger), Stockton, Calif.   Taught in San Joaquin County. Was married June 17, 1905.

Eva Haughn (Mrs. L. W. Villemin), Porterville, Calif.   Taught in Porterville for a number of years. Married in 1919. Three children.

Charlotte M. Hayford, Berkeley, Calif.   Taught in Maine for a time. Traveled for a while, then returned to California and taught in the Truckee schools, then in Berkeley.

Helen May Hepburn (Mrs. Edwin Bryant), Los Angeles, Calif.   Taught for a year in Monterey County, then at Buena Park, Orange County. After her marriage lived in Los Angeles.

Alwilda Grace Horn (Mrs. Thomas Cone), San Marcial, Mexico.    Taught in Armona. After her marriage she went to Mexico.

Leona Huffman (Mrs. Herman W. Hobson), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Fresno. Is a widow. Teaching in Santa Clara County.

Harold Frank Hughes, Fresno, Calif.   Taught in Placer County, in Bakersfield, and in Fresno.

Edith Maude Hunt, Alameda, Calif.   Taught in Alameda County, and in Alameda city schools.

Florence Adelaide Jewett, Vallejo, Calif.   Has taught quite constantly. Has traveled throughout the east and south, returning via Panama. Is at present (1927) teaching in the Vallejo school department.

Floy I. Joiner (Mrs. George Railsback), Hanford, Calif.   Taught in Hanford. After her marriage substituted in Hanford schools.

Alice C. Jordan (deceased).   Took charge of Kindergarten department in 1905 during the absence of Miss Mackenzie. She afterwards went into the Hester school, and then taught for a time in Oakland. Her death occurred in 1908.

Emma Myrtle Karev, Petaluma, Calif.   Taught for a time, and then entered business college. When last heard from was teaching in Petaluma.

Edna A. Kennedy (Mrs. S. W. Fay), Honolulu, T.H.   Taught in Modesto.

Edna May Kipper, Los Angeles, Calif.   Taught in San Luis Obispo County. In 1906 was teaching in Los Angeles city schools.

Lottie Lawrie Lambert, Cloverdale, Calif.   Taught in Cloverdale four years.

M. Juanita Landon (Mrs. Percy A. Gerlach), Berkeley, Calif.   Taught at Walker, Arizona for a year, then returned to California. She graduated from Stanford and received her master's degree from Columbia University. She was married in 1911.

Birdie Ruby Lenz, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Galt, Sacramento County.

Winifred K. Lewis (Mrs. Burgh), Billings, Mont.   Taught in Santa Cruz County, then in South San Francisco.

Mamie Adelaide Lima (deceased).   In 1917 her death was reported.

Gertrude Lindsey, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County.

Frances Luebberks (Mrs. Reed Butler), Calistoga, Calif.   Taught in San Benito County.

Mary Emma McAdams (Mrs. Antone Lindau), Oakland, Calif.   Taught until 1905.

Teresa V. J. McKenna (deceased).   Taught until June, 1905. Her death occurred July 17, 1905 at her home in Santa Clara.

Eva Mackinnon (Mrs. H. F. Madsen), Eureka, Calif.   Taught in Eureka.

Alice F. McMillan (Mrs. J. G. Stubbs), San Francisco, Calif.   Taught in Colusa.

Vera Elizabeth MacNeal (deceased).   Taught in Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties. Died in 1917.

Hazel Marie Main (Mrs. William Sherriffs) (deceased).   Taught in Edenvale. Married Mr. Columbet. Later re-married to Wm. Sherriffs.

Icy Ann Martin (deceased).   Taught in Gilroy school, but later took position in Fresno city schools.

Ila Elylian May (Mrs. W. C. McPherson), Modesto, Calif.   Taught near Modesto. Married July, 1906.

Edna E. Metzger, Geyserville, Calif.   Taught near Healdsburg, then in Oakland school department.

Henry E. Miller (deceased).

Martha Miotke (deceased).   Taught in Santa Cruz County, then in Oakland.

Mary C. Moellering, San Jose, Calif.   Her teaching has all been in Santa Clara County. Is at present (1927) in the Lowell Grammar school, San Jose.

Emily Florence Morrison, Santa Barbara, Calif.   Taught in Santa Cruz County. In 1907 she took the manual training course at Santa Barbara Normal school, and afterwards taught this subject in the Santa Barbara schools.

Sarah Belle Nicholson (Mrs. Charles Wimmer), Taft, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County. After her marriage lived in Taft. Now teaching in Watsonville.

Mary E. O'Connor (Mrs. Daniels), Oakland, Calif.   Taught in Oakland schools.

Elizabeth H. Ogier, Pacific Grove, Calif.   Taught for a time, then studied art at Pratt Institute, New York. She was graduated from this institution in 1908, and then substituted for Miss Vivian in the San Jose Normal school. She later received her degree from Stanford, and is at present, (1927) teaching art in the Pacific Grove high school.

Leolla Mabel Perry (Mrs. Larsen), Raton, N.M.   Was in Denver for a year, then returned to her home in Raton, N.M. She took a position in an office in Denver. In 1906 was married and lived at El Globo mine, Mavozari, Sonora, Mexico.

Iva Eleanor Phillips (Mrs. Lockhart), Modesto, Calif.   Was principal of a school six years in Stanislaus and Merced.

 

 

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Clara Belle Posey, Selma, Calif.   Taught at her home, Selma.

Emma Marian Powell, Fresno, Calif.   Taught near Reedley, then entered the Fresno State Normal to teach.

Bertha E. Price (Mrs. Harry Staley), Selma, Calif.  Taught twenty years.

Dora Mae Pullen (Mrs. S. Wainwright), Shively, Calif.    Taught in Mendocino and Humboldt Counties. Married in 1906.

Mae Rafter (Mrs. Winn Hare), Monterey, Calif.   Taught in Nevada County, but for some years past has been teaching in Monterey County. Married an optician.

Lillian Adele Raney (Mrs. Roberts), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in the Santa Clara schools.

Alta Cecelia Richardson (Mrs. George P. Clark), Napa, Calif.   Taught in Sonoma County.

Martha Ellen Ritter (Mrs. Ben B. Parker), Kennet, Calif.   Taught in Madera and Mariposa Counties until 1906.

Olivena M. Rivard, Gilroy, Calif.   Taught in Fresno County, then in Gilroy.

Emiline Robertson (Mrs. C. T. Tanner), Bradley, Calif.   Taught in Santa Barbara, then in Monterey County.

Jessie Perkins Rose, Madison, Wis.   Taught for a time. Entered Stanford and graduated in Botany in 1909, receiving her master's degree the following year. Cereal investigator for the U.S. Bureau of Plant Industry.  Later was connected with the Oregon Agricultural College.

Nettie E. Scriber (Mrs. M. C. Decarli) (deceased).   Taught until her marriage in 1905 in the northern part of the state.

George A. Serfling, Sanger, Calif.   Vice principal of Selma school.

Anna Pearl Sherburne (Mrs. L. A. Van Horn), Oakland, Calif.   Taught a short time and was married in 1904.

Ada Shirley, San Jose, Calif.   Taught almost continuously. Is now retired.

Katherine Showalter (Mrs. Jos. Frye), Salinas, Calif.   Two sons. Is active in church work.

Alice E. Silberhorn, Bremerton, Washington.   Taught in northern part of state until 1907, then went to Bremerton, Washington to teach.

Lottie Ray Sinnamon, Bridgeport, Calif.   Taught at Lundy, then near Hayward.

Henrietta Smith, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Amador County.

Pearl Evelyn Spaulding (Mrs. A. M. Longwell), Arcata, Calif.   Taught in Humboldt County, then went to Washington and taught two years at Tekoa. She was married in June, 1911 and lived in Portland, Oregon. In 1917 she was teaching the school at Mt. Hamilton.

Leona Nellie Steele (Mrs. S. V. Acker), Fresno, Calif.   Taught in Merced County, and in El Dorado county. In 1907 was teaching in Reedley. She was married in 1910.

Mabel Annie Stuart (Mrs. Walter Christianson), San Francisco, Calif.   Taught in Modesto.

Margaret Summers (Mrs. Frank Wilber).   Taught until she entered the University of California in 1908. Was in the Berkeley school department.

Sadie Jean Tait (Mrs. R. C. Barnes), Napa, Calif.   Taught in Contra Costa County.

Lytle Howell Terill (Mrs. Charles A. Dewhirst), Monson, Calif.   Taught about three years.

Nell Adel Thompson (Mrs. R. E. Campbell), Oakland, Calif.   Taught in Los Gatos.

Mabel E. Thomson, Petaluma, Calif.   Taught until 1915 when she entered the Household Arts department of the Normal school and completed the course in June, 1916. Afterwards she taught in Campbell.

Florence E. Vandervoort (Mrs. Harry Murray), Santa Cruz, Calif.   Taught several years, then married. Has one son.

Cora F. Wallace, Selma, Calif.   Taught in Selma, then Fresno.

Anna Ward (Mrs. Joseph Scherrer), Placerville, Calif.   Taught two years in El Dorado County. Has two daughters.

Hazel Watrous, San Francisco, Calif.   Taught in Oakland schools, then entered the Alameda city school department to teach art.

Georgie Ethel Wayne (Mrs. H. Rogers), Bakersfield, Calif.   Taught in Lake County. After her marriage lived in Bakersfield, where she is teaching. Has a son and a daughter.

Mary Elizabeth Wells (Mrs. W. Usinger), Trinidad, Calif.   Taught Bluff Prairie school. Pepperwood.

Ethel White (Mrs. Roy Bridgman), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Santa Clara County. For some years past has been in the San Jose school department. At present (1927) is in the Washington school.

Louise Wheeler White (Mrs. Gilbert Wells), Oswego, Oregon.   Taught in Sierra County. After her marriage lived in Oregon.

Gertrude H. Williams (Mrs. Richard Woelffel), Campbell, Calif.   Taught near Gilroy. Married October 7, 1905 and lived in San Francisco. Has one child. Mrs. Woelffel returned to the Normal school and secured her secondary certificate in Household Arts in 1914. Is at present (1927) living in Campbell.

Margaret Wood (Mrs. D. W. Wiley), Salinas, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County. Married in 1908.

Goldie V. Zumwalt (Mrs. L. A. Warren), Glendora, Calif.   Taught in Siskiyou county for a time, then entered the College of Oratory at the University of Southern California and graduated.

 

SIXTY-SIXTH CLASS-DECEMBER, 1903.

 

Lottie Anderson, Petaluma, Calif. 

M. Maud Armstrong (M. Maud Lendrum), Oakland, Calif.   Did not teach. Graduated from Merritt hospital.

Edith M. Blunt, Calistoga, Calif.   Taught near Porterville and at Byron Hot Springs.

Mae C. Bowman, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in the East San Jose schools, after a few years in the Monterey County schools.

Maud E. Britton, Fort Bragg, Calif.   Taught in Covelo until 1905, then resigned in order to study further.

M. Irene Brown, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in San Benito County for a year, then in the Santa Clara schools.

Alice J. Chalfant (Mrs. C. G. Allen), Stanford Campus, Calif.   Married C. G. Allen, professor in Stanford University. Two sons.

 

 

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Lawrence E. Chenoweth,x Bakersfield, Calif.   Vice principal at Kern. In 1907 was appointed state text book clerk under the superintendent of public instruction. Resigned in 1909 in order to become principal of Kern city schools.  In 1910 he was assistant editor of the Bakersfield “Echo.” Since 1917 he has been county superintendent of Kern County. Now (1927) is City superintendent of Bakersfield.

Estelle Cottle, Long Beach, Calif.   Taught in Kern River oil fields, then in Long Beach.

Edwina H. Davis (Mrs. J. A. McElheran), San Francisco, Calif.   Taught until her marriage November, 1905.

Margaret Dinsmore (Mrs. Wm. R. Lane), Fort Bragg, Calif.   Taught in Lake County. Three children. Active in P.T.A. and officer in O.E.S.

Maude Dinsmore (Mrs. Percy H. Millberry), Lakeport, Calif.   Taught in Sonoma, and in Lake County. Has done some newspaper work. Three children.

Bessie Donahue, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Placer County, then in 1906 began teaching in Santa Clara County, and in 1907 was connected with the Sunol school.

Stella M. Hammond (Mrs. Baggs), Lockeford, Calif.   Taught in Mendocino County.

Mary L. Hayward (Mrs. Corkery), Modesto, Calif.   Taught in Hanford, Kings County.

M. Blanche Howatt (Mrs. Valentine Buehner), Los Angeles, Calif.

Pearl L. McCloskey (Mrs. S. J. Gardiner), Burlingame, Calif.

Mabel B. McDonald (Mrs. Boettger), Fresno, Calif.   Teaching in Fresno.

Jennie Dee McGillivary, Alliance, Calif.   Taught first in Humboldt County, then entered Oakland school department.

Annie McLeod, Berkeley, Calif.   Taught in Stanislaus County, and in Fresno. When last heard from was teaching manual training in Berkeley.

Annie M. Malloy (Mrs. Annie Worth), Salinas, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County.

Jennett L. Miller (Mrs. Burton Swartz), Clarksburg, Calif.   Lived in St. Louis and studied French and Latin at the Berlitz School of Languages. Attended Stanford, and was for a year a teacher in the State Normal school of San Jose. In 1917 she married Lieutenant Burton Swartz. She has two girls and a boy.

Mary A. Murphy, Oakland, Calif.   Taught in Mendocino and Kern Counties for two years, then entered the Oakland school department.

Alice Myers, Santa Clara, Calif.   Taught until 1905, then went east and attended the Hammel Business College at Barberton, Ohio. Did office work in Indianapolis, Indiana, but returned to California and in 1907 was teaching in Monterey County. In 1917 she was teaching in Ponce, Porto Rico. Was in charge of an art shop in Ponce, Porto Rico.

Debra O'Keefe (Mrs. W. R. Ellis), Alameda, Calif.   Taught in Santa Clara County four years, then went to Alameda County, and was married in 1909.

Helen H. O'Neill (Mrs. T. E. Atherstone), Billings, Mont.   Attended Stanford University. Married and went to San Francisco to live.

Ray Rayner (Mrs. Louis Avelyn Prince), Reno, Nevada.   Taught in King and in Fresno Counties. Married June 10, 1908.

Warren S. Rice, San Jose, Calif.   Taught for a time, then entered Stanford.

Onie J. Ross (Mrs. A. H. Lloyd) (deceased).   Taught for a year or two. Married in 1905. Her death occurred February 24, 1928.

Ola Rowell (Mrs. C. H. Reynolds), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Fresno County. Attended Stanford and later taught in San Jose High School, and in the Los Angeles State Normal School. Was married in 1911, and has two children. She is now a widow.

Mary E. Shannon (Mrs. Wirt Millsap), Woodland, Calif.   Taught seven years. Has U.C. Extension work. Four children.

Leila A. Spaits, Walnut Creek, Calif.   Taught in Contra Costa County.

Jeanette Stiles (Mrs. Victor Challen), San Jose, Calif.   Taught two years. Two children. Husband is prominent realtor.

M. Evaline Tilman, Los Angeles, Calif.   Taught in San Luis Obispo County, then in Los Angeles.

Loita Townsend (Mrs. William Hayward), Santa Clara, Calif.   Taught in Atwater, then in Castle Rock, Utah.

 

SIXTY-SEVENTH CLASS-MARCH, 1904

 

Lillian A. Branham (Mrs. J. P. Beguhls), Fresno, Calif.

Emily Brown (deceased).   Taught in Hester school. For two years was an assistant in the Kindergarten department of the Normal school.

R. Eustace Brown, San Jose, Calif.

Ruth Burgess (Mrs. Frank Spinelli), San Jose, Calif.   Taught until her marriage in 1905.

Katherine Cooney (Mrs. Sproul), San Francisco, Calif.   Taught at Elk, her home in Mendocino County, then in San Francisco, where she married.

Mabel Rae Copley (Mrs. C. B. Traber), Corcoran, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County, then in Parlier, Fresno County.

Nita Kilkyson (Mrs. Harry Toyes Pratt), Berkeley, Calif.   Taught in El Dorado and Placer Counties until her marriage in 1906. She then moved to Glendale, Oregon. She was for three years social hostess at Hotel Claremont.

Florence W. Graef (Mrs. P. H. Hines), Gilroy, Calif.   Taught in Gilroy. Was married and left teaching in 1909.

Agnes Halsey (Mrs. Raymond), Palo Alto, Calif.   Went to San Francisco to teach Manual Training.

Grace Hoover (Mrs. Potter), Hanford, Calif.   Taught in her home town, Hanford, and was married there.

John Lane, Oakland, Calif.   Taught in Sierra County.

Elizabeth Laverene, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Sonoma County, then went to the schools of South San Francisco.

Nettie McConochie, Berryessa, Calif.   Taught in Sonoma County.

Kittie Mosher, Niles, Calif.   Taught in Alameda County, and in 1906 was given a position in the Oakland school department.

Viola Stilwell (Mrs. T. R. Dougherty), San Jose, Calif.   Taught for a short time. Was married to Judge Dougherty of San Jose.

 

 

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Mrs. Harriet W. Thoburn,  Palo Alto, Calif.   Taught in Palo Alto schools. In 1917 was in New York City.

Helen E. Thomas, Gilroy, Calif.   Taught in Mendocino and in Monterey Counties.

Travis B. Townsend, San Jose, Calif.   Went to the Philippine Islands to teach. Supervised and taught Manual training until 1907, when he returned to the United States and entered the employ of the Utah Fuel Company. He afterwards became principal of the Castle Gate School, Utah.

John B. Weed, Dinuba, Calif.   Taught in the southern part of the state. Was principal of school at Whittier, then went to Dinuba as principal of school.

Perle Westfall, Sarrah, Calif.   Taught in Mariposa County, then in Fresno County.

Vera L. Willson (Mrs. George C. White), Gilroy, Calif.   Taught at San Felipe until 1908 when she left teaching and studied nursing at the Gilroy Hospital. She was married January 10, 1909.

 

SIXTY-EIGHTH CLASS-JUNE, 1904.

 

Nellie Laura Anderson, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in California until 1907 when she went to Elko, Nevada, to teach.

Frances Annett, Kelseyville, Calif.   Taught near Raymond, Kelseyville, then went to the Alameda schools.

Ida Olive Bailey, Madera, Calif. Taught. [sic]

Harriet Esther Baker, Fresno, Calif.   Since 1907 has been teaching in the Fresno city school department.

Marguerite Beeson, Mayfield, Calif.   Taught in San Mateo County, in Santa Clara County, then went to Kentfield where she remained for over ten years.

Hazel C. Bell, Winnemucca, Nevada.   Taught in Winnemucca.

Myrtle Bernhard, Oakdale, Calif.

Sarah Ellen Blackie (deceased).   Taught in Tassajara. Died in 1917.

Nita Aileen Blayney, Fresno, Calif.   Has taught in Fresno since leaving the Normal school.

Rhoda Belle Brady (Mrs. Wm. J. Haussler), Davis, Calif.   Taught in the schools at Davis six years. Married 1908. Two sons. Her husband died in 1919. Now teaching in Davis.

Maude Martha Cable (Mrs. Philip Smart), Grimes, Calif.   Taught in Navada (sic) County and in Sierra County until her marriage in 1911.

Clara Cahill (Mrs. Corbett), Oakland, Calif.   Taught in Country districts until 1905 when she went into the Oakland school department.

Sylvia F. Campiglia, Pittsburg, Kansas.    Taught in Hanford for a time, then went to Pittsburg, Kansas to teach.

Lillian D. Carey (Mrs. J. D. Wells), San Francisco, Calif.   Taught first in Mendocino County, then at Smith Creek, Santa Clara County. In 1906 she was married.

Ethel A. Carr, Oakland, Calif.   Taught at Tehachipi, Kern County.

Rowena Chaney (Mrs. O. P. Bardin), Salinas, Calif.   Taught one year in Monterey County. Was married and has five children.

Irene A. Charlson (Mrs. Charles Burtner), Terra Bella, Calif.   Taught several years in Monterey and in Santa Clara County. Married and has three children. Is at present (1927) living with her husband and family on a ranch at Terra Bella. Has always been an active church worker.

Evelyn M. Clemence (Mrs. Evans), San Simeon, Calif.   Taught in San Luis Obispo County, and has been living there since her marriage.

M. Agnes Cloney (Mrs. Louis Friedenback)(deceased).   Taught in the schools in Humboldt County and married there. Her death occurred in 1916.

Alta De Etta Comstock, Porterville, Calif.   Taught in East Fresno until 1907 when she for a time was engaged in the practice of Chiropractic treatment in San Francisco. She afterwards went to Porterville to teach.

Nellie V. Conner (Mrs. Mark P. Smith), Danville, Calif.   Taught in Yolo County, in Santa Clara County, and then in the Oakland schools. Was married in 1910 and for a time lived at Cupertino.

Ernest James Cuthbertson, Oakland, Calif.   Taught at Maxwell. Was a student in Stanford for a year. Married Maryl Bishop and became supervising principal of Livermore Grammar school.

Alice E. Davis, Oakland, Calif.   Began teaching in the Garfield Grammar school, Oakland. Continued in the Oakland school department.

Natalie Davis (Mrs. F. C. Andrews), San Jose, Calif.   Taught three years in Santa Clara County, then married and lives on a farm.

Lillie M. Dill (Mrs. James R. Calhoun), Oxnard, Calif.   Taught near Lathrop.

Frankie Burston Doan (Mrs. F. L. King), San Miguel, Calif.   Taught in San Luis Obispo County, and in Santa Clara County. Was married in 1910. One child.

Frances C. Dudley (Mrs. Smart), Creston, Wash.   Taught for a short time in Lake County, then went to Washington and taught near Spokane.

Iva A. Estes (Mrs. Albert J. Eachus), Newman, Calif.   Taught in Fresno County, and for some years has been in the Fresno school department. Has one son. Returned to the college in 1909 for post graduate work.

Margaret Brown Fablinger (deceased).   Taught for about seven years. Her death occurred on February 23, 1912.

Mary Winifred Fahey, San Francisco, Calif.   Taught in Gilroy for a number of years. In 1917 was teaching in the San Francisco schools.

Leta D. Farmer (Mrs. Cothran), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Hanford. Two children.

Clarence G. Fassett, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County.

Carrie Fee (Mrs. W. B. Warner), Warnerville, Calif.   Taught until her marriage in December, 1906.

Gurine Louise Flaa, Davisville, Calif.   Taught in Yolo County until 1906, then went into the Sacramento schools. Principal of night school.

Julia Gertrude Flaherty, Oakland, Calif.    Taught at Pt. Arena for a time, then went into Oakland schools.

Elizabeth Agnes Flewellen, Nevada City, Calif.   Taught in various districts in Nevada County, then in the Nevada City schools.

Hermena R. Freyschlag, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in San Luis Obispo County, and in Santa Clara County. Since 1908 has been teaching in Petaluma.

 

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Elizabeth Gabel, Knight's Ferry, Calif.   Taught in Fresno and in Kern County.

Flora M. Hammon, Sacramento, Calif.   Taught first in Yolo County, then in Sonoma, then in Santa Clara County. Was teaching in Sacramento.

Arthur Heche, Alameda, Calif.   Principal in Niles school. Attended Stanford University and received his A.B. degree there in 1910. He married Margaret L. Joyes, and is principal of an Alameda school.

Myrtle Hodge, Quartz, Calif. 

Opal V. Hogge (Mrs. Reese), Santa Barbara, Calif.   Taught near Paso Robles.

Henrietta Horton, Sacramento, Calif.   Taught in Glenn County, and in the Sacramento city schools.

Ethel E. Jacobs, San Jose, Calif.   Taught a year in Shasta County, then in Santa Clara County.

Gertrude N. Johnson (deceased).   Taught in Monterey County. Died in 1917.

Lottie Ellen Johnson, Sacramento, Calif.   Miss Johnson has taught in the county and city schools of Sacramento. She took University extension and summer work at Stanford and received her A.B. degree from Stanford in 1926. She is at present (1927) teaching art in the Sacramento schools.

Nell T. Jones, San Jose, Calif.   Has taught in Monterey County, and also in Mt. View, Santa Clara County.

Berneice Regenia Kinder (Mrs. Merkli), Oakland, Calif.   Taught first in Tulare County, then in Kings County, at Hanford. In 1917 she was teaching in Miami, Arizona.

Ethel M. Kinder (Mrs. James C. McLean),    Mrs. Kinder taught in Tulare and in Kings County until her marriage.

May Helen King (Mrs. N. M. Zoph), Berkeley, Calif.   Taught in Merced for about five years.

M. Julia Kottinger (Mrs. Joseph Martin), Oakland, Calif.   Taught in El Dorado and in Sacramento County.

Lillian May Lawrence (Mrs. Ivan Tredwell), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Fresno County, then in East San Jose.

Robert J. Leonard, New York City.   Mr. Leonard taught for a time and was supervisor of manual training in Berkeley schools. His master's and his doctor's degrees he gained at Columbia University and was in the educational department of the University of California for five years. He has been director of industrial work at Columbia University, and a professor at the University of Indiana. While he was in the University of Indiana he was appointed special regional agent for the central states for the federal board of vocational education.

John Harvey Littler, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in the evening school. Went to Tulare County and was principal of Turlock school.

Floy I. Lloyd (Mrs. Frank R. Morris), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Trinity and Sonoma Counties, then went to Nevada for a year. She also taught four years in Oregon. In addition to teaching she was in post office work for two years and a half.

Anna Belle MacGregor (Mrs. Crowell), Hancock, Wisconsin.   Has three children.

Mary Josephine McCullough, Menlo Park, Calif.   Taught in San Mateo County before entering the San Francisco schools.

Elizabeth M. McFadden, Forest Hill, Calif.   Taught seven years in California, then went to Arizona to teach. Was teaching in Pinole, Calif.

Anna McInerny, Merced, Calif.   Taught in Merced County.

Maud Marchant, Oakland, Calif.   Taught near Bakersfield, and in Ione before entering the Oakland school department.

Ethel I. Morford (Mrs. G. W. Sweetser), Crockett, Calif.   Taught near Martinez until her marriage in 1907.

Mary Josephine Noll, Irvington, Calif.   Taught in Alameda County, and in the Alameda city schools.

Edith Woodburn Patterson, San Jose, Calif.   After teaching for a few years Miss Patterson entered Stanford and received her degree from there in 1909. She is now head of the Domestic Art Department at Cheney, Washington. Summer school work at the University of California and at Columbia have contributed to her training and her duties at the Cheney Normal school have been along the line of clothing and Home Economics, as well as administrative work in connection with the women's dormitories.

Viola Rebecca Patton, Tomales, Calif.   Taught in Marin County, then near Petaluma.

Jessie Augusta Pemberton (deceased).

Mabel Gertrude Phillips (Mrs. E. P. Eachus).   Healdsburg, Calif.   Taught near Healdsburg. Married in 1908. Five children. In now principal of school in Geyserville.

Wavie Powers (Mrs. Stowe), San Jose, Calif.   Taught for several years. Returned to college for her degree.

Clyde H. Reynolds (deceased).    Taught for a time, and held special diploma in manual training. He had one year at Stanford University. In 1911 he married Ola Rowell of the class of 1903. There are two children. In April, 1917, his death occurred in San Jose.

Daisy J. Richardson (Mrs. Thomas E. Scully), Napa, Calif.   Taught near Healdsburg, and was married in 1911.

Augusta Rieff, Sacramento, Calif.   Taught in Sacramento County, and in Sacramento twenty-three years.

Margaret L. Roche, Menlo Park, Calif.   Taught in Redwood City.

Alice Rodgers (Mrs. Charles Richards), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Madera County, and in the Gilroy schools. Since her marriage to Dr. Charles E. Richards she has resided in San Jose.

Olga Beatrice Rotermund, Eureka, Calif.   Taught in the Eureka schools.

Elsie A. Russell, Pasadena, Calif.   Taught in the southern part of the state Oxford, Pomona and Pasadena.

Emma D. Schray, Fresno, Calif.   Taught in Fresno county and city.

Dorothy Clara Spaits (Mrs. Charles F. Petsch), Concord, Calif.   Taught in Walnut Creek. Married in 1907.

S. Jennie Emory Stewart (Mrs. Beverly C. Rice), Los Angeles, Calif.   Taught in Kings County, and in the city schools of Hanford and Los Angeles. She has taken extension and summer school work at the University of California, and is at present (1927) teaching in the Los Angeles schools.  Mrs. Rice has had two trips to Europe, one in 1914, and one in 1922.

 

 

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Grace L. Strobel, Arcata, Calif.   Taught in Humboldt County. For some years has been teaching in Arcata.

Harriet Swanson, Cloverdale, Calif.   Taught in Lake County for a time, then near her home in Cloverdale.

Carl L. Swenson (deceased).   Was principal of Gonzales school. Died in 1917.

Nora Wilhelmina Sydow (Mrs. E. E. Everett), Ventura, Calif.   Taught in Ventura, and married there.

Gertrude A. Taylor (Mrs. Wm. L. Hopkins), Santa Maria, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County. Two years college. Two boys.

Gertrude Topham, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Yolo County. Traveled in Hawaii.

Charles Ray Vorheis, Oakland, Calif.   Taught in the Royal school at Honolulu, then returned to California and taught in Santa Cruz County. Teaching in Oakland.

Pearl Wade, Sacramento, Calif.   Taught in Sacramento, San Joaquin and Nevada Counties. In 1917 was teaching in the Sacramento schools.

Celia V. Welch (Mrs. Rogers), Fresno, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County, and in Milpitas.

Alpha West (Mrs. Nashman), San Leandro, Calif.   Taught in Santa Barbara County and in Fresno County. Later went to the Hawaiian Islands and taught at Kohala.

Harry J. White, Quincy, Calif.   Represented Success magazine in California and in Oregon. Entered the University of Nevada, and did some teaching in drawing while a student there. Was in the university two years, then returned to California and taught in his home town. Since 1911 he has been engaged in farming.

Sadith Whitehurst, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County.

Daisy Bezetha Wood (Mrs. Thomas Benton Hooker), Hanford, Calif.   Taught in Fresno and in Kings Counties. Has studied in Fresno Teachers College.

Marguerita Frances Wood (Mrs. E. M. Lynds), Glendale, Calif.

 

SIXTY-NINTH CLASS-AUGUST, 1904.

 

Loretta M. Christie (Mrs. Finney), Bartlett Springs, Calif.   Taught in San Benito, Santa Clara and Napa Counties.

Alice Dinsmore, Eureka, Calif.   Taught near and in Eureka.

Mary I. Gardiner (Mrs. O'Connor), Berkeley, Calif.   Taught for a year near Livermore; was elected to a position in Oakland.. Was teaching in Berkeley.

Grace G. Gordon (deceased).   Taught in Monterey County. Died in 1917

Elizabeth Gray, Mendocino, Calif.   Taught in Mendocino County until 1906.

Sadie L. Hain (Mrs. W. E. Parker), San Francisco, Calif.   Taught near Hollister. One child.

Edith M. Hanson (Mrs. D. L. Waite), Paso Robles, Calif.   Taught at Paso Robles. One child.

Atha Marr (Mrs. J. T. Sullivan), Marshfield, Oregon.   Taught in California.

Edith P. McKee, San Francisco, Calif.   Taught first in San Juan, then in the Alameda schools.

Elizabeth M. Richards, Nevada City, Calif.   Taught near Colfax, then Nevada City. Was teaching in the Nevada City High school.

Mrs. Elsie Seckler, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Santa Cruz County.

Evelyn F. Simonds (Mrs. Johnson), Ft. Bragg, Calif.   Taught in Sonoma and Mendocino Counties. Was teaching at Ft. Bragg.

Edna M. Trantham (Mrs. H. G. Lipscomb) (deceased).   Taught for a time in Monterey County.

Isbel O. MacKenzie, San Jose, Calif.   Miss Mackenzie was in charge of the Kindergarten department at the time of her graduation. With intervals of travel and study abroad she has continued to devote her time and talent to the building up of her department, which is now one of the strongest departments connected with the Teachers College.

 

SEVENTIETH CLASS-DECEMBER, 1904.

 

Martha Elizabeth Anderson (Mrs. John Dinsmore), Bridgeville, Calif.   Taught about six years. Lives on a large cattle ranch.

Ethel Baird (Mrs. D. M. Young), Colgate, Calif.   Taught near Marysville. Married December 12, 1905.

Julia Laura Boyd (Mrs. Albert E. Kline), Yuba City, Calif.   Taught in Yuba and Napa Counties. Was married in 1909. One child.

Hannah Buckley, San Francisco, Calif.   Taught for a few years in Mexico.

Victoria Mary Downey, Grass Valley, Calif.   Taught in San Francisco until the earthquake, then was elected to Grass Valley schools. Was teaching in Alameda.

Helen Grace Franks (Mrs. Reivera), Newark, Calif.   Taught in Humboldt County until 1908 then at Newark. She was married in 1911.

Edwina Frary, San Francisco, Calif.   Taught for a year, then entered the University of California. Taught in the Polytechnic High school, San Francisco.

Hester Louise Hulst, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in San Luis Obispo County.

Virginia C. Kelly (Mrs. George L. Dixon), Towle, Calif.   After teaching for a time in her home county, she married in 1907. In 1918 resumed teaching. Attended the University of California.

Mirth Kennedy (Mrs. Frank Chapman), San Jose, Calif.   Taught for a time. Now taking special course in the college. Has one child.

Alva Chapman Ladd (Mrs. Burks), San Francisco, Calif.   Taught two years in Alameda. Was married in 1907.

Beulah Esther Lanyon (Mrs. Walter E. Hostetler), Berkeley, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County and in Contra Costa County. Is at present (1927) assistant director of music in Oakland schools.

Elizabeth Isabelle McClelland (Mrs. H. C. Hansen), Mason, Nevada.   Taught in Fresno, and later in Los Banos.

Barbara L. McCune (Mrs. George Wyman Morse), Dixon, Calif.

Joseph D. Malloy, Stockton, Calif.   He studied law and is now (1927) practicing in Stockton.

 

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Jessie L. Bentley (Mrs. John C. Surryhne), Ceres, Calif.   Taught nine years. Studied at U.C. Summer Session.

Annie R. Bley, Berkeley, Calif.   Taught in Nevada City until she entered the Berkeley school department.

Margaret J. Bliss (Mrs. Wilson), Yucca, Ariz.   Taught in Fresno County.

Ida M. Boggs (Mrs. Albert Comstock), Porterville, Calif.   Taught in Fresno, Kings and Tulare Counties.

Jeanette W. Boyd, San Jose, Calif.

Florentine H. Braun, San Jose, Calif.   Has taught in various counties of the state. Attended summer sessions at the Teachers College.

May E. Brennan (deceased).    Taught in the Tacoma schools, then in Seattle until 1908. Died March, 1912.

Hazel Brock, Oakland, Calif.   Taught in Santa Margarita and in Santa Clara.

Ruby L. Bruch (Mrs. Charles Grider), San Jose, Calif.   Taught two years in Stanislaus County. Was married in June, 1906.

Minnie F. Burtner (Mrs. Smith) (deceased).   Taught in Shasta County until her marriage.

Donna L. Buttner (Mrs. J. B. Peckham), San Jose, Calif.    Taught two years. Two children.

Agnes M. Carey, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in San Benito County.

Marcia J. Cather, San Jose, Calif.   Taught first in Ventura County, then in the San Jose school department. Is at present (1927) teaching in the Theodore Roosevelt Junior High school. Miss Cather spent two years teaching in the schools of the Philippine Islands.

Emma Chamberlain, Pacific Grove, Calif.   Taught.

Susie M. Christensen, Selma, Calif.   Taught in Fresno county until 1911 when she entered the Oakland school department. Is at present (1927) in the Hamilton Junior High School Library. Has taken library courses in Riverside, and summer work at U.C.

Edna L. Clancy (Mrs. Calkins), Fresno, Calif.   Her first teaching was in Tucson, Arizona. She later returned to California and in 1922 was married.

Florence A. Clancy, Fresno, Calif.   Taught for a year in Arizona and after her return to California was teaching in Plumas County, then Dos Palos.

Lilah Collins, San Jose, Calif.   Taught first in Santa Barbara County, then at Campbell. For some years she has been teaching in the Hester school, San Jose.

Marion Dartt (deceased).   Taught in Mendocino County.

Cidney Lydia Dawson, Hanford, Calif.   Taught in Kings County. Now teaching in Fresno.

Laura Dougherty, Campbell, Calif.   Taught in Santa Barbara County, and in San Mateo County. Was teaching at Chowchilla.

Myra Dunton, Lodi, Calif.   Taught in San Joaquin County and in Ukiah.

Hattie M. Dyer (Mrs. A. C. Shaw), Raymond, Calif.   Taught in Mendocino County, then in Raymond.

Claude E. Earl, Ft. Collins, Colorado.   Taught in Santa Paula for a number of years as principal. He afterwards went to Pasadena to teach.

Elmer G. Emerson, San Jose, Calif.   Has been County Recorder of San Jose for many years.

Mrs. Nellie Z. Flickenger, San Jose, Calif.   Since 1912 has been teaching in the San Jose schools. Is at present (1927) in the Lowell Grammar school.  Has one child.

Mabel E. Florine, Turlock, Calif.    Taught in Merced County, in Santa Paula, and at Turlock.

Mrs. Carrie P. Fowler, San Jose, Calif.   Since 1907 has been teaching in Santa Clara County. Is at present (1927) teaching in the Grant Grammar school, San Jose.

Alice A. Fulgham, Hanford, Calif.   Taught.

Sarah E. Gowanlock, Oakland, Calif.   Taught at first in Tulare County. Afterwards went to Fresno.

Alicia M. Grimes (Mrs. M. Flint), Oakland, Calif.

Frances T. Gwinn (Mrs. Ira D. Payne), Tempe, Arizona.   Taught in Yolo County, then in San Martin. Four children.

Mrs. Mary Alvie Hail, Quincy, Calif.   Mrs. Hail taught in Plumas County, her home, and for some years was the County Superintendent of Schools.

Lulu M. Harden (Mrs. Blevins), Colusa, Calif.

Mary Hays, San Francisco, Calif.   Taught in Siskiyou County.

Bertha J. Hemphill (Mrs. D. W. Pringle), San Francisco, Calif.   Taught in the Porter school, Alameda.

Eva A. Hern (Mrs. Charles Francis), Sacramento, Calif.   Taught since 1906 in the Sacramento schools.

Alice M. Hines (Mrs. J. D. Williams), Fresno, Calif.  Taught six years.

Lotty D. Hudson (Mrs. J. E. Goad), Visalia, Calif.   Taught in Visalia until her marriage. In 1919 was teaching at Three Rivers.

Mrs. Taza M. Hughes (Mrs. Nichols), Bay Point, Calif.   Taught in Fresno County.

Elva M. Hunter (Mrs. W. B. Ward), San Jose, Calif.

Allerta G. Ives (Mrs. W. M. Christey), Berkeley, Calif.   Taught near Livermore. Two children. Is now in U.C. and expects to receive her degree in 1929.

Mrs. Jennie W. Janes, San Jose, Calif.   Did not teach for a few years. Is at present (1927) principal of the Encinal school. Mrs. Janes is a widow.

Ada B. Kelly, Los Angeles, Calif.   Has taught continually in Los Angeles.

Laura S. Kennedy (Mrs. Sidney L. Murray), Esparto, Calif.   Taught in Yolo County until her marriage in 1908.

Marie Marion Koenecke, Salinas, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County, then in San Francisco schools.

Ernest C. Laughlin, Selma, Calif.   Was vice principal of the Selma schools. Studied law, and practiced in Selma. He was elected Justice of the Peace.

Clara J. Laverene, San Francsico, Calif.

I. Catherine Lewis (Mrs. Luther Wool), San Jose, Calif.   Taught until her marriage. Four children.

Ethel B. Lewis (deceased).   Taught music and drawing in the Redwood City schools for a year. No less a critic than Madame Nordica said of her that she had a “remarkable grand opera voice.” Miss Lewis was gifted, and her verses, stories, and musical compositions are happily remembered by faculty and students who watched her development, and who mourned v cher untimely death. Died July 11, 1907.

 

 

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Eleanor F. Lowe (Mrs. G. K. Johnston), Taft, Calif. After teaching in Lompoc she was married in 1906. Took advanced educational courses in summer school. Three children. Mrs. Johnston is at present teaching.

Mabelle M. Lyons (Mrs. H. Milliken), Ft. Bragg, Calif. Taught in Mendocino County.

J. Esther McClelland (Mrs. Nathan Weston Blanchard), Santa Paula, Calif. Taught in the Santa Paula schools. Was married February 8, 1908.

Mollie McWilliams (Mrs. Eugene Gray), Woodland, Calif. Taught in Yolo County.

Dorothy Grace Marders (Mrs. Arthur Free), Washington, D.C. Miss Marders was married in June, 1905 to Arthur Free, an attorney, who has since then become our representative in Congress. There are five children.

Anna Miller (deceased). Taught in Santa Clara County.

Louisa C. Miller (Mrs. A. E. Sollars), Turlock, Calif. Taught in Los Banos, then in Santa Clara County.

Idyll R. Mills (Mrs. Hardy), Santa Barbara, Calif. Was principal of a school in Fresno County.

Annie A. Mulcahy, Tulare City, Calif.

Edith M. Mattiass (Mrs. J. C. Joslin), Coalinga, Calif. Taught in Ventura and Monterey Counties. Was married in 1907.

Pearl E. Norton (Mrs. Sherman Danforth), Washington, D.C. Taught in Nevada County and city.

Nina M. Penrose (Mrs. W. N. Boyce), Coalinga, Calif. Vice-Principal Coalinga school. Two children.

Olive A. Phelps, Santa Clara, Calif. Taught in Ventura County and in Santa Clara County. In 1917 she was teaching in Shelley, Idaho.

Cathryn V. Piezzie, Santa Rosa, Calif. Taught near Santa Rosa.

Mrs. Callie A. Pritchett, St. Louis, Mo. Taught in California and at Bear Mountain.

Mary B. Reinius, San Jose, Calif. Taught at Bear Mountain, Escondido and Kingsburg.

Annie Relfe, Campbell, Calif. Taught in Kern County.

Annie E. Rey (Mrs. G. H. Phillips), Hanford, Calif. Taught in Haanford (sic) and resided there after her marriage.

Agnes A. Roehling (Mrs. John F. Tennis), Oakland, Calif. Mast (sic) of her teaching has been in the Oakland schools. Has had two summer sessions at Columbia, and a course at the Oregon Agricultural College, besides the Home Economics course at the S. J. Teachers College. Is at present (1927) teaching in the Home Economics department of an Oakland school.

Mabel C. Sailor (Mrs. Archie Keesling), Campbell, Calif. Taught in Lake County and in Santa Clara County.

Lottie R. Shafter, San Jose, Calif. Taught in Marin County for a time, then in Santa Clara County. She was in the Hester school for some years.

Charlotte A. Shellard (Mrs. Paul Waldraff), Berkeley, Calif. Miss Shellard taught for a year in Galt, then married H. F. Ackerman, and moved to Nevada. Later she was teaching at Crockett, and in 1917 had re-married and was living in Washington, D.C.

Bertha Alma Smith, Fresno, Calif. Taught in Fresno.

Albertina Straight (Mrs. Ray Lamb), Concord, Calif. Taught in Sacramento County four years. Three boys. Active in P.T.A. and Farm Bureau.

Elsie M. Taber (Mrs. Clarence R. Nissen), Esparto, Calif. Taught in Yolo County until her marriage. Two children.

Muriel B. Talcott, Willows, Calif.

Mrs. Flora B. Tupper, Watsonville, Calif. Taught in Santa Clara County for a few years, then in the Nazarine University, Pasadena.

Grace M. White, Santa Ana, Calif. Taught near Kings City, also near Paso Robles. She later went to Santa Ana to teach.

Hilda M. Wilcox, San Jose, Calif. Taught in Los Angeles.

Elsie Williams (Mrs. Frank Stephenson), Oakland, Calif. Taught in Selma.

Virginia A. Williams, San Jose, Calif. Taught in Contra Costa County for a term, then came to the San Jose schools and is at present (1927) in the Longfellow Grammar school.

Elizabeth M. Wolfe (Mrs. Frank A. Geming), Vallejo, Calif. Taught in her home town, Vallejo. Has done work at the U.C. summer sessions. Has one child.

 

SEVENTY-THIRD CLASS-AUGUST, 1905.

 

Harriet R. Benham, Alhambra, Calif. Taught in Santa Ana, then in Wabash, Indiana.

Mabel Cochran, Winnemucca, Nevada. Taught in Amador County, and in her home, Winnemucca, Nevada.

Ethel J. McEvoy, Menlo Park, Calif. Taught in Redwood City.

Amelia Machado (Mrs. J. S. Lewis Jr.), Edna, Calif. Taught in San Luis Obispo County until her marriage in July, 1907. She taught for a year afterwards in the same district.

Margaret Owens, San Francisco, Calif. Miss Owens taught, then took a business course, and is at present (1927) in secretarial work in San Francisco.

Leota M. Pedigo (Mrs. Walter H. Nagle), Santa Rosa, Calif. Taught in the Santa Rosa schools continuously except for a few years when she was a deputy in the County Recorder's office. Has taken summer courses, and is at present (1927) art supervisor in one of the Santa Rosa schools.

Clarence L. Phelps, Santa Barbara, Calif. Taught at first in Fresno County. Entered Stanford and registered in law. In 1910 he was at the head of the English department in the Tempe Normal School. Later he returned to California and taught in the San Jose Normal School while pursuing his course at Stanford for his master's degree. He married Margaret Livengood, and is president of the Santa Barbara State Teachers College.

Lillian M. Pope (Mrs. W. H. Alvis), Benton, Ill. Taught one year in Fresno County, then went to Benton, Illinois and taught until her marriage in 1909.

Mollie A. Smith, Berkeley, Calif. Taught in Nevada County until she entered the San Francisco school department. She has attended the University of California and has a secondary certificate in penmanship and bookkeeping.

 

 

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Stephen W. Smith, San Jose, Calif. Taught seven years. Married Tillie M. Clark. Two children. Now railroad man.

Effie M. Stillson, Lane, Idaho. Taught in Mendocino and San Joaquin Counties. When last heard from was teaching at Woodbridge.

Emma P. Thornton (Mrs. J. L. Chew), National City, Calif. Taught in Monterey County. After her marriage she lived in Somerton, Arizona, and later taught in National City.

Monica M. Wilcox (Mrs. D. H. Gilhamb), San Jose, Calif.  Taught in Oxnard.

 

SEVENTY-FOURTH CLASS-DECEMBER, 1905.

 

James Garfield Bayley, Belgrave, Victoria, Australia. Taught in Fresno County. Entered Stanford and received his bachelor's and his master's degree. He married Gladys T. Grien, and later returned to Australia where he became a member of the Australian parliament and deputy speaker. One child. Was at one time principal of the state high school at Charlers Towers, Queensland.

L. Pearl Berdrow, Sunnyvale, Calif. Has taught continuously since graduation, most of the time in this county. She is at present (1927) in the Sunnyvale Grammar school. Has traveled and done some independent research work.

Rhoda A. Brennan (Mrs. John L. Waddill), Berkeley, Calif. Taught in Pleyto and in Kern City seven years. Three children.

Maud W. Chase (Mrs. Howard A. Gallup), Arroyo Grande, Calif. Taught in Santa Clara County, in Paso Robles and in Pasadena. Her marriage occurred June 20, 1911 to Dr. Gallup.

Emma E. Cline (Mrs. Henry De Smet), San Jose, Calif. Taught near Coalinga. Has two sons and three daughters.

Ada M. DeWitt, Taught for a time, then studied osteopathy in Los Angeles.

Florence I. Edwards (Mrs. Soehren), San Jose, Calif.

A. Clyde Elam, Fresno, Calif. Taught for a short time near Milpitas, then went to Fresno.

Irene M. Estes (Mrs. Harry B. Eachus), San Jose, Calif. Taught for a year in Merced County.

Hattie J. Frazer, Inglenook, Calif. Taught in Mendocino County. Has studied for teaching commercial subjects.

Ruth A. Gilman, Portland, Oregon. Taught for a year.

Ella M. Gilmore, Nicolaus, Calif. Taught for a year, then traveled in the east. She later entered the University of California.

Lela M. Gilmore, San Jose, Calif. Taught in Monterey County.

Ethel Katherine Hannon (Mrs. Junius English Burton), Lompoc, Calif. Taught eight years, specializing in primary music and working with monotones. Has taken active interest in women's club work, especially in the activities of the Parent-Teachers organizations. She spent the past summer traveling in the east and south. Mrs. Burton has five sons.

Mrs. Helen A. Horan (deceased). Was principal for a year or so at the West Park school, Fresno. In 1917 her death was reported.

A. Maud Kast, Yolo, Calif. Taught until 1913.

Hazel I. Macauley, San Jose, Calif. Is teaching at the Horace Mann School, San Jose.

Agnes A. McKiernan, San Jose, Calif. Taught in the Alviso school.

Adelaide Neville (Mrs. Ellis Foster), Bogus, Calif.

Mrs. Janet S. Peters, Comache, Calif. Taught in Nevada. She returned to the Teachers College for advanced work.

Dora E. Powell, San Jose, Calif. Taught in Pacific Grove.

Mattie C. Powell (Mrs. J. T. Clemo), Los Angeles, Calif. Taught in Monterey County and in her home county, Nevada until her marriage.

Margaret S. Rankin, Los Gatos, Calif. Taught in the Los Gatos schools for many years.

Annie L. A. Scaroni, Santa Cruz, Calif. Taught in Watsonville.

Hazel A. Singleton (Mrs. Jack Turner), Modesto, Calif. Taught three years. Three children.

Helen D. Snyder, Los Angeles, Calif. Has taught in New Mexico and in Porto Rico. In Porto Rico she did some social work. The University of Southern California gave her her degree and she has also done graduate work there, and in Madrid. She has traveled quite extensively in Central and South America as well as in Europe where, in Spain, she studied Spanish, which she is now teaching in the Los Angeles High school.

 

SEVENTY-FIFTH CLASS-MARCH, 1906.

 

Jane Bottomly (Mrs. E. J. Smith), Linden, Calif. Taught in Linden. Was married in August, 1909 to Richard B. Harrison. After his death married E .J. Smith. Mrs. Smith has taken university work and has taught eighteen years, besides doing some farming and real estate operations.

Blanche Boughton, Fresno, Calif. Taught in Fresno Grammar school.

Elsie G. Byron (Mrs. George Curtis Singletary), San Jose, Calif. Taught one year in Placer County and one year in San Jose schools. Married November 24, 1910 to George Curtis Singletary, who is a son of a former graduate and faculty member. Mrs. Singletary has three children, a boy and two girls, twins.

Carolee Carter, (deceased). Taught for short time in Sutter County.

Ruth Curtiss (Mrs. Lewis A. Burson) (deceased). Was married in April, 1906. Her death occurred October 14, 1926.

Ethel I. Fisher, Santa Cruz, Calif. Her first teaching was in San Luis Obispo County, but after a year began teaching in her home county and city. Has taken extension courses, music and home gardening. Is a member of a pioneer family.

Pearl Virginia Henry (Mrs. McCombs), Yuma, Ariz. After teaching for a few years in Mendocino County, she went to Yuma, Arizona, and taught in an Indian school.

Minnie E. Kenyon, Aptos, Calif. Taught in Mendocino and in Lake Counties.

Helen I. Kiser (Mrs. John G. Weir), Oakland, Calif. Taught in Amador City and in the Military Academy at San Rafael until she entered the Alameda schools to teach manual training.

Maud L. Page (Mrs. Murt Shields), Cook, Calif. Taught in San Benito and in Monterey County.

 

 

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Maye Smith (Mrs. James Large), Morepark, Calif. Taught first in Mendocino County, then in Porterville.

Carrie D. Wagner, Oakland, Calif. Began teaching in Alameda County, then went to Redlands. She also taught in her home county, Santa Cruz, until she entered the Oakland school department in 1912, where she has been since that time teaching.

Mary J. Westfall (deceased). Taught in Mendocino County.

 

SEVENTY-SIXTH CLASS-JUNE, 1906.

 

Anna Grimsley Allen, Woodville, Calif. Taught in Lemoore.

Truman C. Allen, Woodville, Calif. Principal of school in Lemoore.

Mrs. Mary F. Anderson, Oakland, Calif. Taught in San Luis Obispo and in Kern County.

Sophia C. Andrews, Fresno, Calif. Taught.

Stella M. Atkins (Mrs. Wilton Main), Seabright, Calif.

Lucy M. Atkinson, Hayward, Calif. Taught in Mendocino County, then in the San Jose school department until she entered the University of California.

Alice Eugenia Austin (Mrs. Charles W Gill), Modesto, Calif. Taught in Santa Rosa until her marriage, December 28, 1910. Since 1922 has been teaching art in Modesto Junior College.

Alyce Elva Baker (Mrs. Kennedy), San Jose, Calif. Taught first in Madera County and after her marriage lived in Bakersfield.

Grace Batcheller (Mrs. F. L. Barhite), Los Angeles, Calif. Taught in Los Angeles until her marriage in December, 1906.

Mary Cecile Belknap (Mrs. Cecile Hall), Los Gatos, Calif. Miss Belknap was married November 28, 1906 to Robert O. Hall. She has continued her teaching and was for many years principal of the Los Gatos Grammar school. At present (1928) Mrs. Hall is fourth grade demonstration teacher at the San Jose State Teachers College.

Marie R. Bernhart (Mrs. Pepin), San Jose, Calif. Supervised music in Redwood City.

Ora Elenor Betts (Mrs. D. B. Rea), Hanford, Calif. Taught in Tulare. Has taken course at Miss Swope's school, Santa Cruz. She has two children.

Maud L. Bowman (Mrs. E. C. Bryan), Fresno, Calif. Taught. Has four children, two boys and two girls.

Violet Brown (Mrs. Walter A. Smith), Berkeley, Calif. Taught manual training in the Alameda city schools, then in the Berkeley schools.

Sarah A. Bullock (Mrs. Joe Held), Hollister, Calif. Taught first in Stanislaus County. Was principal of Ben Lomond school.

Cecelia Reasoner Burroughs, Oakland, Calif. Taught in Sonoma County, and in San Leandro.

Susie Burtscher (Mrs. Fred Dewhirst), Oakland, Calif.

Emma E. Carbutt (Mrs. Richey), Morgan Hill, Calif. Eight years of teaching stand to Miss Carbutt's credit in addition to literary work, which includes a supplementary reader and stories of Animal Village published by Buckley and Cady in 1926. She is now editor of poems for children on Lariat Poetry Magazine, Salem, Oregon, and has written many short stories and poems for children for magazines. She has four children.

Anna May Carmichael (Mrs. Charles A. Priest), Fresno, Calif. Miss Carmichael taught seven years in Oregon and twenty in California. She has taken University extension work, and has also studied in the School of Arts and Crafts, Berkeley, as well as taking some of the courses offered at the Fresno Teachers College. She has one daughter, and is at present (1927) teaching in one of the Fresno Grammar schools.

Kathryn F. Clayton (Mrs. Leroy McKean), Templeton, Calif. Taught first in San Luis Obispo County, then in Coalinga. Has three children. Now teaching in Templeton.

Zet Clotfelter (Mrs. Walter B. Akers), Dinuba, Calif. Taught seven years. One child. Now teaching in Dinuba.

Adah Cooke (Mrs. E. A. Beeler), San Francisco, Calif. Taught in Los Gatos, and later in the Oakland schools.

Mary E. Cooney, Santa Cruz, Calif. Taught in Santa Cruz.

Leonora Belle Cosseboom (Mrs. S. J. Clark), San Francisco, Calif. Taught in Salinas, and in Santa Barbara Counties. Is now (1927) teaching in the San Francisco school department.

Lettie A. Currans (Mrs. C. K. Lesan), Madera, Calif.

Lillie H. Dahlgren, Fresno, Calif. Teaching in Fresno when last heard from.

Myrtle Beatrice Davis (Mrs. J. B. Condley), Fresno, Calif. Taught near Hanford, her home.

Elizabeth C. Denike, San Francisco, Calif. Miss Wenike (sic) taught in Monterey County, then became a nun in a convent in San Francisco.

Annie Alma Doidge (Mrs. J. S. Brown), Guerneville, Calif. Taught in Sonoma County fourteen years. Three children.

Marion Du Bois (Mrs. S. E. Cunningham), Alameda, Calif. Attended Stanford, then taught in Elmhurst. After her marriage she resided in Wonder, Nevada, but later returned to California.

Frances G. Du Brutz (deceased). Taught in Stockton. Her death occurred in San Jose some years ago.

Bessie M. Dunton, Ripon, Calif. Taught in El Dorado County. Was last heard from at Ripon.

Edna L. Erwin, San Jose, Calif.

Julia Clarissa Estrada (Mrs. Joseph Burwell Lee), San Simeon, Calif. Taught in Los Angeles County, and was principal of school there. Was married October 11, 1911.

Katherine Florence Feeney, Gilroy, Calif. After teaching in Siskiyou and in Santa Cruz County, and for a time in Gilroy, she went to Hawaii and taught in Makeweli, Kauai.

Pearl Edith Fosgate (Mrs. Clyde M. Middleton), Gilroy, Calif. Taught until her marriage, July 15, 1908, when she went to Sterling, Colorado.

Mildred Alice French (Mrs. Raymond Fountain), Oakland, Calif. Her first teaching was in the Milliken district, Santa Clara County.

Emily F. Furby (Mrs. Elmer Ricketts), Hanford, Calif. Has taught and received her life diploma. She has taken University extension courses towards a degree, and is at present (1927) principal of Kings River school. She has one child.

 

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Hazel Woods Garcelon, Palo Alto, Calif. Miss Garcelon has taught two years in Nome, Alaska, and since 1922 has been teaching in part time school, Oakland.

Rose Elizabeth Gardner (Mrs. Clarence Rich), San Jose, Calif. Taught in Sonoma County. Three children.

Eleanor Gertrude Garwood (Mrs. O. C. Schatz), Bakersfield, Calif. Taught in Kern County. Teaching in Bakersfield. Two children; daughter, a graduate of U.C., and a son graduated from High school at the age of 15 1/3  and admitted to Stanford.

Lucy Chipman Gay, Oakland, Calif. Taught in the northern part of the state in Indian schools for some years. Has now retired.

Elizabeth Catherine Geary (Mrs. Oswald Theodore Cooks), Sunol Glen, Calif. Miss Geary did not teach, but was married June 21, 1908.

Chloe E. Good (Mrs. A. C. McVey), Fresno, Calif. Has taken extension work. Has two daughters. Now teaching.

Katherine I. Graham, Santa Clara, Calif. Taught in Milpitas and in the Santa Clara schools.

Lulu Nina Gregory (Mrs. Irving Adams), Venice, Calif. Taught in Sherman. Entered the Detroit Teachers College for art work.

Katherine M. Hedges Hall, San Jose, Calif. Was graduated from Stanford in 1909 and for a short time taught manual training in Oakland. She entered Columbia and received her masters degree, and has since 1911 a member of the faculty of the Teachers College, as assistant professor of education. She has recently collaborated with Dr. Freeland and Miss Adams in a publication entitled “Teaching in the Intermediate Grades.”

Lois R. Hall (Mrs. Evans), San Jose, Calif. Taught in Alameda. Returned and took music course, and was graduated in 1921.

Theresa Hammerly (Mrs. Nidever), Oakland, Calif. Taught in Tulare County.

Josephine Hanson, Eureka, Calif. Taught in Eureka schools.

Alice E. Harris (Mrs. Edgar Woodcock), Eureka, Calif. Taught until her marriage to Edgar Woodcock of the same class. In 1916 she was living in San Francisco and enrolled in the University of California. She afterwards returned to her home in Eureka and resumed teaching.

Eleanor A. Hartley, Fresno, Calif. Taught.

Kate Blair Heiskell (Mrs. Frederic A. Wolfe), Vallejo, Calif. Taught in Fresno County and city for eight years. Has two children.

Lucy A. Howlett (Mrs. Ray Clark), San Jose, Calif.

Alice M. Huffman (Mrs. Fowler), Banta, Calif. Taught near Watsonville.

Nellie W. Inglis, Richmond, Calif. Taught for several years, then went to Richmond.

Annabel Irwin, Fresno, Calif. Taught in Madera County at first, then in Fresno.

Mabel S. Ivey (Mrs. Richard Ruiter), Sacramento, Calif. Was principal of school in Sacramento County.

Mabel G. Johnson (Mrs. F. F. Turner), Petaluma, Calif. Taught in Los Angeles County, then in Sonoma County until her marriage in 1909.

Ocea Zuleika Joiner (Mrs. Charles Bradford), Bakersfield, Calif. Taught in Sacramento County. After her marriage she lived in Sacramento for a while.

Martha Keeble, San Jose, Calif. Taught first at Edenvale.

Ione Kelly (Mrs. Ione Kelly), Bakersfield, Calif. Taught in Pixley, Tulare County.

Alice Veronica King, Gridley, Calif. Taught in Butte County.

Jeanette E. Klosheim, La Crosse, Wis. Taught in San Luis Obispo County, then was elected to the Alameda schools.

Elise La Source, Oakdale, Calif. Taught near Bakersfield.

Fay Liddle (Mrs. Coolidge), Visalia, Calif. Taught in Visalia.

Amy Lopeman (Mrs. W. H. Emmett Jr.), Belmont, Calif. Taught in Sacramento County. Studied psychology and dramatics. Was at one time department manager and statistician for Industrial Accident Commission. Three children.

Mrs. Ellen Loudon, Bakersfield, Calif. Taught in Hall's Valley, then in Bakersfield.

Fannie W. Luhrman (Mrs. H. G. Seacrest). Taught at Seaside, near San Gregorio, then in Hamilton district, Santa Clara County.

Agnes Catherine Lynn, San Jose, Calif. Taught in Ventura and in Los Angeles County, then entered the San Jose school department and is at present teaching in the Lincoln school.

Ethel G. McCabe, Fresno, Calif. Taught in Fresno.

Mary E. McCaskey, Sisson, Calif. Taught in Lassen County, and in Butte County.

M. Lulu McDaniel, Sunnyvale, Calif. Taught in Santa Paula.

Helen D. McKenna, Santa Clara, Calif. Taught and then took business course and music. Was teaching in Sebastopol.

Mamie F. Manning (Mrs. Harp), Hanford, Calif. Taught in Kings County, near her home, Hanford. Has attended Miss Swope's school, and also the University of California summer school. She is at present (1927) principal of the Westmoreland Americanization School of Imperial County. She has one child.

Barbara E. Miller (Mrs. D. A. Webster), Santa Paula, Calif. Taught in Santa Paula. Is a widow.

Inez Chase Milliken (Mrs. J. C. Philbrick), Comptche, Calif. Taught. Was married in 1910. Three children.

Lydia Melita Miner (Mrs. M. L. Benson), Antioch, Calif. Taught in Redwood City.

Fannie L. Moranda (deceased). Taught in Fresno. Her death occurred in Fresno October 2, 1925.

Amelia Morris, Greenwood, Calif. Taught at Oilfields.

Charles B. Morse, Pixley, Calif. Was vice-principal at Dinuba, then taught in his home town, Pixley, and later in San Mateo.

Marie Nielsen (Mrs. Carl W. Christensen), Selma, Calif. Taught in Davidsville. Was married May 27, 1908 and lived in Viborg, South Dakota.

James E. O'Brien, San Diego, Calif. Principal in Hill school, vice-principal in El Dorado County High school.

D. May Pemberton (Mrs. D. B. Striger), Fresno, Calif. Taught in Merced County and in Fresno city.

Grace Eleanor Penny (Mrs. George W. Fink), Los Gatos, Calif. Taught in Crow's Landing.

 

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Lillian Percefull (Mrs. Ernest Hall), Asotin, Wash. Taught in Santa Barbara County and in Napa County until her marriage in 1907.

Myrtle R. Poole, Palo Alto, Calif. Is teaching in Oakland.

Carolyn B. Potter, Oakland, Calif. Has taken courses in the University of California and in San Francisco Teachers College. Is at present (1927) teaching in the Alameda city schools, where she has been since her graduation.

Zannette Williams Potter, Oakland, Calif. Miss Potter taught in the Oakland schools for several years, then opened the Z. W. Potter Studios in Oakland, and established a concert bureau, which has been eminently successful in furnishing the public with high class artistic talent. Miss Potter is a prominent member and officer in the Business and Professional Women's Club.

K. Lillian Preston (Mrs. Fred Willcox), Santa Clara, Calif. Taught in Santa Clara County.

Jennie De Alba Purvine (Mrs. L. A. Lloyd), Oxnard, Calif. Taught in Sonoma County.

Georgiana Ray, Tulare, Calif. Taught.

Constance Adella Richards (Mrs. C. R. Griffith), Geyserville, Calif. Taught. Was married in 1909.

Alma Valentine Ringer (Mrs. Albert Hart), Clements, Calif. Taught in Amador County.

Ruth E. Ricker, Santa Clara, Calif.

Fannie Schwartz, Anthony House, Calif. Taught in Nevada City. She fitted herself for domestic science teaching and went to the Bisbee, Arizona High school. She later took graduate work at Columbia and the University of Southern California.

Perne Scott, Visalia, Calif. When last heard from was teaching in Sonora.

Zoella Scott, Los Banos, Calif. Taught in Merced County, and in Bakersfield.

Queen Anita Seamans (Mrs. Ronzoni), Reedley, Calif.

Alice Lougee Sheehan (Mrs. Byrne), Lava Hot Springs, Idaho. Miss Sheehan taught for two years in California, then at Deer Island, Oregon. In 1918 she was teaching in Hot Springs, Idaho.

Alma Briggs Sims (Mrs. Oswald Blakeley), Sacramento, Calif. Taught in Yolo County, a part of the time in Winters, her home town, about eight years. Worked in the office of the State Board of Education for over two years.

Anna M. Stewart (Mrs. J. O. Husong), Tulare, Calif. Taught in Fresno County and in Kings County eight years. Two daughters. Teaching at present.

Annie May Stoltz (Mrs. Earl Wescott), Visalia, Calif. Taught in Visalia.

Mabel Grace Stone, San Jose, Calif. Has taught most of the time in Santa Clara County.

Elsa Stuart (Mrs. B. Parlier), Parlier, Calif. Taught in Tulare County.

Grace Taylor (Mrs. Zelner), Red Bluff, Calif. Taught in Red Bluff, specializing in manual training.

Grace Weatherly Taylor (Mrs. Jack Lesher), Modesto, Calif. Taught in Monterey County.

Helen Fotheringham Taylor (Mrs. Albert Denton), Oakland, Calif.

Mollie Elizabeth Vaughn, Richmond, Calif. Taught in Mendocino County.

Pearl I. Viney (Mrs. B. F. Schmidt), Los Angeles, Calif. Taught. Two children.

Mabel Clare Wann, Fresno, Calif. After teaching four years she traveled in the east, then returned and taught in Tulare County, then in Fresno. Received degree from U.C.

Jennie C. Watt, Colusa, Calif. Taught in Oakland.

Lelia Leota Wilcox (Mrs. M. C. Clark), Soledad, Calif. Taught in the Gonzales schools two years. Was married July 14, 1908.

Maude Williams, San Jose, Calif. Taught in Kern and in Monterey Counties.

Edgar Woodcock, Eureka, Calif. Studied Mineralogy in the State Mining Bureau, San Francisco. Married Alice Harris of the some (sic) class.

Georgia Wright, Union, Oregon. Taught twenty-six years. Graduated from Oregon Agricultural College in 1922. Teaching Home Economics.

Frankie Zimmerman (Mrs. Jack Perry Jr.), Chowchilla, Calif. Taught four years in Fresno. Husband is postmaster and she is his assistant.

 

SEVENTY-SEVENTH CLASS-DECEMBER, 1906.

 

Homer Ward Campbell, Oakland, Calif. Mr. Campbell entered Stanford and received his degree in 1910. He married Mabel Stillman, and was principal of the Elmhurst school.

Sarah Naff Culton (Mrs. Walter Owen), Colton, Calif. Taught in Contra Costa and Sonoma Counties. Was married in 1910.

California I. Johnson (Mrs. F. F. McMillin), Santa Rosa, Calif. Taught in her home county. Has one son.

May A. Keith (Mrs. L. C. Maynard), San Jose, Calif. Taught in Hester school, in San Jose. She has taken University extension courses. There are three children.

Marion S. Lewis, Fresno, Calif. Taught in Oleander, then in Fresno. Has A.B. from Fresno Teachers College. Also has done graduate work in Stanford. Now principal of Fresno school.

Alma D. McCobb, Hollister, Calif. Taught in Los Angeles County and in Pasadena.

Edythe McMillen, Bakersfield, Calif. Taught in Bakersfield.

Alice Catherine Mills (Mrs. Wm. Harry Rudell), Saratoga, Calif. Taught in Washington, then in Los Gatos. Extension courses. Five children. Has traveled and nearly a year on a rubber plantation in southern Mexico.

Edith Sarah Mills, San Francisco, Calif. Taught in Washington, then in Los Gatos. Entered the Normal School in order to take the Household Arts course, and later went to Carson City, Nevada to teach.

Ira Dawson Payne, Tempe, Arizona. Took his A.B. Degree from Stanford in 1911. Married Frances Gwinn, and for some years past has been director of the Training Department of the Tempe, Arizona Teachers College. Four children.

Floy Pedigo, Santa Rosa, Calif. Taught in Sonoma County until she entered the Oakland school department in 1911.

Sara Picknell (Mrs. Walter F. Still), Afton, Calif. Taught in Monterey and in Butte County.

 

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Mary Louise Poff, Chestnut, Illinois. Taught in Coalinga.

Khalula Lea Reid, San Jose, Calif. Taught in Kings and in Santa Clara Counties.

Irma Ross, Palo Alto, Calif. Taught in Milbrae, then in Oakland. Went to Honolulu to teach. Returned to college for degree.

Ermine E. Sacry (Mrs. Lee Maddux), Sebastopol, Calif. Taught in Salinas, then in Santa Rosa.

Mary Elizabeth Shaw (Mrs. Oliver), Fresno, Calif. Taught near Watsonville, then Monterey County.

Mrs. M. Calhoun Shelton, San Jose, Calif. Did not teach, but had special psychology course at Stanford.

Charlotte Templeton (Mrs. Arthur H. Garland), San Francisco, Calif. Taught four years in Santa Cruz County.

Josephine Waltz, Alameda, Calif.

 

SEVENTY-EIGHTH CLASS-MARCH, 1907.

 

Georgia Daly Barker, Fresno, Calif. Taught.

Olive Barnhart, San Jose, Calif. Taught in Napa County.

George Willis Cline, San Francisco, Calif. Taught for a short time, and was vice principal of an Alameda school. Entered Stanford University and studied medicine. He received his M.D. in 1916 and was in war service as a surgeon on Yerba Buena Island. He is at present (1927) practicing in San Francisco.

Freda R. Ernst (Mrs. J. Lee Knight), San Luis Obispo, Calif. Taught in St. Helena. Has three children.

Mabel G. Farnum (Mrs.), Washington, D.C. Taught in Mendocino County, then in Selma. Has taken U.C. and Columbia courses. Is now statistical clerk in the Census Bureau, Department of Commerce, where she has been since 1920.

Elizabeth R. Haran (Mrs. Jerome Collins), San Francisco, Calif. Taught in Napa County.

Bertha Rose Harper (Mrs. E. C. Laughlin), Selma, Calif. Taught in Tulare County until her marriage in October, 1907. She afterwards taught near Selma.

Grace Anna Haynes (deceased). Taught at Sugar Pine Mills, Madera County, and died there in October, 1907.

Genevieve E. Horne, San Jose, Calif. Taught in Monterey County, and in Santa Clara County. Is at present (1927) teaching in the Lowell Grammar school, San Jose.

Prudence M. Lewis (Mrs. Harmeson), Healdsburg, Calif.

Emma C. Miller, Los Angeles, Calif. Taught near Reedley. Entered University of Southern California and graduated.

Julia Mulcahy, Sacramento, Calif. Taught near Napa and in Nevada City.

Matilda A. Richter (Mrs. Gordon), Maxwell, Calif. Taught a short time in Monterey County, then entered the Oakland school department.

Edna Sheldon (Mrs. Roy Menker), St. Helena, Calif. Taught a few months in California, then returned to her home in Iowa and taught there.

Sue Blanche Shelford (Mrs. A. E. Lake), San Jose, Calif. Taught in Sonoma County.

Theodora C. Sidensol (Mrs. Frank Richard Paulson), Placerville, Calif. Taught in El Dorado and Fresno Counties until her marriage in 1912. Now a widow with two children. Is teaching a mountain school.

Marian Elizabeth Vore, Oakland, Calif. Taught in various counties of the state. For the past eight years has been teaching in Oakland. Has had summer courses at U.C. and Teachers College.

 

SEVENTY-NINTH CLASS-JUNE, 1907.

 

Gladys Ames, Taught in Angel's Camp, until 1910, when she went to Sebastopol to teach.

Anita Anderson, Ruth, Calif. Taught in Alameda County, then in Winters. She afterwards went to San Leandro to teach.

Ellida Anna Anderson, Oleander, Calif. Taught in Oleander for several years, then went to Sanger.

Ida May Baker, Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Baker taught for several years in Fresno. Entered Columbia University where she received her master's degree. She is at present in the Cleveland School of Education. In connection with Miss Peabody and Dr. Hillegass she has published a book on Arithmetic, and has also written a manual for Thorndyke's Arithmetic, which has been published by Rand, McNally.

Anna J. Baldwin (Mrs. R. B. Kientz), San Leandro, Calif. Taught for several years in Monterey and Alameda counties. She was married in 1912 and has three children. For the past year (1927) she has done some substituting in the San Leandro schools.

Cornelia Barrett, San Francisco, Calif. Taught in San Francisco.

Sera Agnes Baumgartner, Los Gatos, Calif. Taught in Oakland. Entered Teachers College, New York, and majored in Textiles and Clothing. She afterwards returned to the Oakland school.

Susie M. Beeson (Mrs. V. Dornberger) (deceased). Died in 1918.

M. Clarisse Benoit, San Jose, Calif. Taught in Santa Clara County, and is at present in the Jackson school, near San Jose (1927).

Marguerite May Black (Mrs. Anderson), Salinas, Calif. Taught.

Lulu Boone (Mrs. Moorehead), Modesto, Calif. Taught in Modesto. Rural Supervisor, Stanislaus County.

Mary Anne Bradford, Sacramento, Calif. Taught in Sacramento for four years, then went to Hawaii for a year. For the past fourteen years has been in the Sacramento school department.

Marguerite Zoe Brautigan (Mrs. Newport Reynolds), Hanford, Calif. Taught two years.

Ellen Teresa Brien (Mrs. Al Henningson), Scotia, Calif. Taught in Mendocino County.

Crevola Bronson, San Jose, Calif. Taught in Lake County for the first year, then in Santa Clara County. Is at present (1927) teaching in the Lowell Grammar school, San Jose.

Mabel C. Brown (Mrs. A. N. Lantz), Campbell, Calif. Taught in Monterey County.

Mae Burke, Hollister, Calif. Taught first in Monterey County, then in Stanislaus County.

Virginia B. Chilson (Mrs. Paul R. Jones), Visalia, Calif.

Ethel Snow Clark (Mrs. Roy S. Hunter), Watsonville, Calif. Taught in El Dorado County. After her marriage resided in Los Gatos. Two children. Substitute at present in Watsonville schools.

 

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Leonora E. Clark (Mrs. Chas. W. MacDonald), Ft. Bragg, Calif.   Taught. Took business course and did stenographic work for about twelve years. Married in 1924. One child.

Helen Martha Clark (Mrs. Louis I. Denton), Wilmington, Del.   Taught for a year, then married and moved to Richmond, California. In 1909 she moved to Wilmington, Delaware.

Janie Clemo (Mrs. Clarence Watters), Nevada City, Calif.   Taught near Nevada City, and lived there after her marriage. Three children.

Mercedes B. Cloney (Mrs. J.J. Atkinson), Eureka, Calif.   Taught in Humboldt County. Married a druggist. Has one child.

Marion Clinton Copeland, San Francisco, Calif. 

Mary E. Cullen (Mrs. Truman Baldwin), Gilroy, Calif.   Taught ten years in Santa Cruz and Santa Clara Counties. One child.

Edith Marian Culter, Orange, Calif.   Taught continuously in the southern part of the state. Has had one year in the Los Angeles Normal School and two years in the University of Southern California, as well as extension and correspondence courses. Very active in Christian Endeavor work, and compiled three “California Jolly Books', books of games and social entertainment. Was for two years president of Orange County C.E., and is president of the Orange County Kindergarten Primary Association.

Esther L. Dahlgren (Mrs. Tener W. Nielsen), Fresno, Calif.   Taught twelve years in Fresno County, then married and has two children. Before her marriage Miss Dahlgren took work at the U.C. summer school.

Mrs. Ella O. Davis, Oakland, Calif.   First taught in Mendocino County, then in Oakland.

Helen M. Deacon, Randsburg, Calif.

Elizabeth Maud Dingwell (Mrs. Thomas Stephen Malim), San Mateo, Calif.   Taught in San Mateo city school ten years. Has three children.

Marian Lue Dulion, Palo Alto, Calif.   Taught in Solano County. Re-entered the Normal school and took the course in Household Arts. Since graduating from this department has been teaching this subject in the Gardner school, San Jose.

Edna V. Duran (Mrs. Wm. B. Bennett), Visalia, Calif.   Taught near Visalia, her home. Has been principal most of the nineteen years she has taught. Has had summer work and travel. One child.

Grace Duvall (Mrs. Roy Heriman), Fresno, Calif.   Taught in Napa County and city.

Mabel V. Dyer (Mrs. G. A. Smith), Oakland, Calif.   Taught in Mendocino County, and in San Luis Obispo County.

Margaret I. Elliot, Oakland, Calif.   Taught in Contra Costa.

Annie Alnora Ellsworth (Mrs. Earl Kuns),    Taught in Derry, New Hampshire for a year.

Georgia Juanita Fisher, Oakland, Calif.   Taught in San Luis Obispo. Taught Domestic Science in the Hamilton school, San Francisco.

Jennie FitzGerald (Mrs. Stallings), Santa Cruz, Calif.   Taught in Santa Cruz County, then went to Westwood to teach.

Edith May Flanders, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Sonoma and in Santa Clara County. Is at present (1927) teaching in the Willow Glen school.

James G. Garrison, Marysvlile (sic), Calif.   Taught in Turlock, then Sonoma County, then in Marysville.

Florence Mary Gilchrist, Morgan Hill, Calif.   Taught in Sonoma County, and in Sacramento County.

J. Ethel Gill (Mrs. Eugene H. Barieau), Lindsey, Calif.   Taught. Three children. Is at present (1927) teaching in the Lindsay schools.

Frances C. Gondring, Ceres, Calif.   Taught in San Luis Obispo County, and in Lake County, then in the San Jose school department. Miss Gondring has studied occupational therapy in army hospital at Fort Bayard, N.M., also in the public health hospital at Houston, Texas. She has done work at the University of California, at the College of the Pacific, and has her bachelor's degree from Columbia. She has had European travel, and is at present (1927) in the art department of the State Teachers College, but has been granted a year's leave of absence for further study in New York.

Nettie Gondring (Mrs. Chris Hansen), Modesto, Calif.   Miss Gondring taught three years, then married and has three children. Is living in Modesto.

Lauretta Grimsley (Mrs. Oma Smith), Tulare, Calif.

Frank Leslie Hain, Oakland, Calif.   Taught for two years, then entered Hastings Law College. He was admitted to the bar and is now (1927) practicing in Oakland.

Aymer J. Hamilton, Berkeley, Calif.   Taught at first in Petaluma, then went to the Berkeley school department where he is now located.

Forest Leland Haworth, Prescott, Arizona.   Studied law and practicing at Prescott, Arizona.

Myrtle A. Hendee (Mrs. Jensen), Elko, Nevada.   Taught near Eureka. Entered the University of California in 1909.

Mildred G. Catherine Hicks, Fresno, Calif.   Taught in Fresno.

James G. Hurley, Ukiah, Calif.   Taught as principal. Member of County Board of Education. Studied law and is (1927) superior judge of Mendocino County. During the past four years has been district attorney for Mendocino County.

Hezel Rebecca Hyde (Mrs. T. C. Mayhew).   Taught.

A. Grace James (Mrs. Snyder), San Luis Obispo, Calif.

Minnie Lee Jones (Mrs. Rucker), Lompoc, Calif.

Elise Elizabeth Kleemeyer, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Santa Clara County and in Stanislaus County. Had further study in the University of California, the McDowell School of Design, and the State Teachers College. Is now (1927) teaching Home Economics in the Los Gatos high school.

Hilda Marie Koch, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Santa Clara County. In 1909 began teaching in the San Jose city schools.

Mary Louise Laird, Parlier, Calif.   Taught in Coalinga.

Loretta Viola Lawson, San Jose, Calif.   Married Lieutenant L. M. Farrell.

Ervin Eugene Lewis, Flint, Michigan.   Taught in the Manual Arts department of the Normal school. Went east and was connected with the State Normal School at Charlston, Ill., and also was in Iowa City for a time. He was superintendent of schools of Rockford, Ill., and is at present (1927) superintendent of schools at Flint, Mich. He is the author of several educational books. He married Bess Bozarth, a graduate of this school.

 

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Grace G. Lewis (Mrs. Walter Senger), Los Angeles, Calif.   Taught in Lemon Cove, Redwood City, San Luis Obispo and the Hawaiian Islands until 1921 when she went to Los Angeles and married a merchant, Walter Senger. She is teaching art in the Los Angeles city schools and continuing her University extension work.

Alice Lille (Mrs. Horatio Warden), San Luis Obispo, Calif.   Taught in San Luis Obispo County and lived there after her marriage.

Josephine M. C. Lima (Mrs. Periera), San Luis Obispo, Calif.   Was teaching in San Luis Obispo where she has been since her graduation.

Florence M. Linekin (Mrs. Warren A. Davis), Crockett, Calif.   Taught near Crockett. Was for three years district chairman of Social and Industrial Relations, C.F.W.C. Has two boys.

Cloie E. Loveall, Fresno, Calif.   Taught in Fresno. Has taken work at the Fresno State Teachers College and at the University of California. Is at present (1927) teaching in the Fresno schools.

Helen M. Lyon (Mrs. Dwight Dodge), Richmond, Calif.   Taught in Lakeport.

Jessie MacDonald (Mrs. R. Woodward), Los Angeles, Calif.

Josephine McInerny (Mrs. J. C. Smith), Merced, Calif.   Taught four years.

Ethel Caroline McIntyre (Mrs. George E. Britton), South San Francisco, Calif.   Taught in South San Francisco.

Elsie Bain Madden (Mrs. B. A. Evans), Fresno, Calif.

Theo Madson, Richmond, Calif.   Was supervisor of manual training in Riverside schools, and vice-principal of the Richmond high school. Has practiced law, and has taught n U.C. summer school.

Mary M. Maloy, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Sonoma and Monterey Counties, then in Gilroy and later in San Jose school department.

Leta O. Massey, San Leandro, Calif.   Her teaching has been in Visalia, Crockett, and San Leandro where she is at present (1927) located as principal of the McKinley school. The University of California, and the San Francisco State Teachers College summer schools have given her additional training.

Maebelle Blanche Metzger, Geyserville, Calif.   Was principal of the Geyserville school, then taught in Healdsburg.

Sadie V. Milliken (Mrs. Roy Blosser), Santa Rosa, Calif.   Taught in Mendocino County. Attended the University of California.

Eleanore Montgomery (Mrs. F. C. Smith), Bradley, Calif.   Taught in Alameda.

Mabel Anna Moore (Mrs. Walter Paul), Richmond, Calif.   Taught in Contra Costa County.

Grace Barbara Moran (Mrs. T. Gale Perkins), San Francisco, Calif.   Taught first in Burlingame, then in San Mateo.

Maude Irene Murchie, Sacramento, Calif.   Entered Columbia University and was graduated. In 1910 was appointed director of Home Economics in the San Jose State Normal School, and continued until her appointment as supervisor of teacher training in Home Economics for the state, under the vocational department of the Board of Education.

Ella Augusta Nelson, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Amador City and Grass Valley until 1909 when she entered the University of Oregon.

Nell Newman (Mrs. Broderick), Turlock, Calif.   Taught in Visalia.

Grace Niblock, Fresno, Calif.   Teaching has all been in Fresno city. Summer work at U.C., University of Southern California, Corvallis, Oregon, San Jose Teachers College and extension work in Fresno Teachers College.

Lillie M. Nicholson (Mrs. De Wolf), Pacific Grove, Calif.   Taught first in San Benito county, and in 1908 went to teach and was a substitute in the Honolulu Normal school. She later returned to this state and taught in Santa Clara.

Pearl Grace Ogden, Modesto, Calif.   Taught in Stanislaus County.

Elizabeth Olsen (Mrs. Carl Spetz), Arcata, Calif.   Taught in the northern part of the state until her marriage. Two daughters.

Harriet P. Park (Mrs. E. R. Brendler), Modesto, Calif.   Taught in Stanislaus County until 1910.

Frances A. Peters, Irvington, Calif.   Taught in Irvington.

Ida M. Plummer, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Napa County, and in Mill Valley.

Lenna Prather (Mrs. Ed. Chase), Albuquerque, N.M.

Maud Staples Proctor (Mrs. Eckhardt), Tancred, Calif.   Taught in Ben Hur, Mariposa County.

Lizzie Emma Ritchie (Mrs. Chester Bloyd), Hanford, Calif.   Taught in Kings River school.

Adelaide M. Roberts (Mrs. Raymond Edwards), San Francisco, Calif.

Delia J. Roche (Mrs. John Briggs), Hollister, Calif.   Taught in San Mateo County, and in San Benito County. Has one daughter. Mrs. Briggs is at present (1927) principal of the Ausaymas school.

Georgia M. Rotermund, Eureka, Calif.   Taught in Oakland.

Frances Mae Russell (Mrs. Frank K. Sayre), Sanger, Calif.   Taught in Fresno County. One son.

Mabel Shaw (Mrs. Hamilton), San Francisco, Calif.   Taught in Amador County.

Anna Maria Shillingsburg (Mrs. Roy Thompson), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in this county, and for one year was in the Training Department of the Normal school. Attended Stanford. Has one daughter. At present (1927) Mrs. Thompson is teaching music at the Woodrow Wilson Junior High school.

Sadie Crapon Smith (Mrs. Fletcher), Fresno, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County, then in Fresno.

Sara Smitherum, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Monterey, Santa Cruz and Santa Clara Counties. Is at present (1927) teaching in the Hawthrone school, San Jose.

Marion Hamilton Southwick (Mrs. John Wesley Stocking), South Dos Palos, Calif.   Taught in the Dos Palos schools.

Gertrude M. Stewart (Mrs. Walter A. Purrell), Fresno, Calif.   Taught first in San Leandro, then in the Fresno schools. Has taken special work at the University of California, and the Fresno State Teachers College. Married Walter A. Purrell and has two children. At present (1927) is teaching in the John Muir school, Fresno.

 

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Alice E. Stockton, Los Banos, Calif.   Taught in Merced, Mendocino and Kings Counties. For the past ten years has been teaching in Los Banos, in Junior High. Has taken work in Mills College, also in San Jose and San Francisco Teachers colleges.

Hilma M. Swanbom (Mrs. F. Nelson), Los Angeles, Calif.   Taught in Oleander, but lived in Los Angeles after her marriage.

Vernie K. Swending (Mrs. Herbert Morebeck), Pacific Grove, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County.

Una Elaine Thompson, Santa Clara, Calif.   Taught in Santa Clara County, in Monterey County, and at Eagle Rock, near Los Angeles. Her story “Hardscrabble” was published last year in Pearson's magazine.

Roy Burton Thompson, San Jose, Calif.   Taught a short time in Alameda County, and for a half year in San Francisco, but with this exception Mr. Thompson's teaching has been entirely in the San Jose school department, where he is now at work as principal of the Gardner Grammar school. He attended Stanford and has taken work at Columbia, and at the San Jose State Teachers College. He married Anne Shillingsburg, and has one child. He is an accomplished vocalist.

Ethel May Tucker (Mrs. A. Atterbridge), Watsonville, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County.

Lucy M. Turner, San Jose, Calif.   It was reported that she returned to Texas and was teaching among her own people (colored).

Daisie Estella Travis, Spokane, Wash.

Leah A. Vile, Gilroy, Calif.   Taught near Watsonville. Has traveled extensively. Two trips have been taken to Europe, and one to Asia and Africa. Shorter trips have included the United States, Canada and Alaska.

Carlotta Janey Wallian, Berkeley, Calif.   Taught in Stockton.

Adelma A. Walters (Mrs. Kenneth Lucas Fenton), Portland, Oregon.    Taught in Sonoma County. Was married April 13, 1913.

Cecil Margaret Watkins (Mrs. Heiser Jr.), Honolulu, H.I.   Taught two years in Alameda. Was married in 1909. Two children.

Celia Blanche Watrous (Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge), San Francisco, Calif.   Taught in Amador County until her marriage.

Marion Whitmire, San Jose, Calif.

Alice O. Whittemore,  Mt. View, Calif.   Taught in Mt. View.

Ava E. Wilkin (Mrs. Edward Newell), San Jose, Calif.   Taught near Lakeport. One child.

Elizabeth Maurice Woodhams, San Jose, Calif.   Taught first in Santa Cruz County, then went to Douglas, Arizona for a year. She afterwards traveled in the east, and upon her return taught at Boulder Creek, then in the San Jose school department at Grant school.

Ellen Young, Los Angeles, Calif.   Taught at Avalon, Catalina district, Los Angeles.

 

EIGHTIETH CLASS-AUGUST, 1907.

 

Mattie Atkinson, Santa Clara, Calif.   Taught at Boulder Creek, and in Santa Clara.

Nora Bartell (Mrs. Charles Allen Hill), Cottonwood, Calif.   Taught in Shasta County. Married in 1909. Continued teaching until 1912.

Rose Ernst (deceased).   Taught near Paso Robles. Died March 11, 1911.

Frances Fablinger (Mrs. J. C. Swane), Campbell, Calif.   Has taught continuously in the California schools. Has one son. She is a widow, and is at present (1927) teaching in the Campbell Union Grammar school. Grand-daughter of John Brown of Harper's Ferry.

Florence Gilman, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Monterey and in Amador Counties.

Cora M. Jordan, Fort Bragg, Calif.   Taught.

Julia Koenecke, Salinas, Calif.   Taught in Salinas.

Lillian Lawrence (deceased).   Taught in Siskiyou County. Died in 1917.

Eva Leavy (Mrs. E. J. Plumpton), San Mateo, Calif.   Taught first in Burlingame, then in San Mateo, where she is at present (1927) teaching. Has taken extension and summer courses.

Lerona McFarland (Mrs. E. H. Annear), Modesto, Calif.   Taught in Modesto until her marriage in 1909. Was for six years chief deputy County Superintendent. Was in Boston University two years, and also had work at U.C. and Modesto Junior College. Spent the past year traveling in Europe. Married Major Edgar H. Annear who died in the service in 1918. One child. Is at present (1927) attendance officer for Stanislaus County.

Anna Rieve, Las Vegas, N.M.   Principal of school at Las Vegas.

Sadie Schultz, San Jose, Calif.

Margaret Silveria, Ross Valley, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County, and in her home county of Marin. When last heard from was teaching near St. Helena, with her home at Ross.

Genevieve Tully (Mrs. W. E. McIntyre), Colusa, Calif.   Was graduated from Stanford in 1911 and married in 1912.

Ellen Wakeman, Oberlin, Ohio.   Taught in Oberlin, Ohio, but later returned to California and taught in San Luis Obispo.

Clara Webb (Mrs. Lloyd Langford), Los Banos, Calif.   Taught in Los Banos until her marriage.

Lota Young (Mrs. Z. T. Ing), Nanking, China.   Miss Young attended the Baptist Missionary Training school in Chicago, then returned to California and did missionary work among the Chinese at Fresno. She was married in 1912 and lived for a time at Wooster, Ohio, then went to Nanking where her husband is a professor in the Nanking University.

 

EIGHTY-FIRST CLASS-DECEMBER, 1907.

 

Claudia Agnes Benoit, San Jose, Calif.

Edna Estelle Board (Mrs. Eli P. Bream), Fresno, Calif.   Taught near Visalia, then in the Fresno schools. Is at present (1927) director of intermediate department and assistant director of Research in Fresno Technical school.

Edna Blanche Carpenter, Modesto, Calif.   Taught in Madera County, then in Reedley, and later in Turlock.

Rosalie E. de Wit (Mrs. E. E. Melone), Saratoga, Calif.   Taught manual training in the Riverside schools and in Oakland. Has one child.

Agnes G. Doherty, Hanford, Calif.

Nellie C. Donlon, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County, and in the San Jose schools. Member of Pen Women's club.

 

 

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Alice Martin Graham (Mrs. Charles E. Church), Berkeley, Calif.   Taught in Napa City, and was married in 1908.

Elizabeth Harper Grant, Bangor, Calif.   Taught in Marin County, and later moved to Marysville.

Mabel Alexandra Grant (Mrs. Chas. M. Raymond), Bangor, Calif.   Taught in Butte County, then in Marysville, and later taught in Santa Clara.

Caroline Haas (Mrs. Francis Edward Wilkinson), Glendale, Calif.   Taught three and a half years. Four children.

Freda H. Hagerup, San Mateo, Calif.   Taught in Nipomo, then in the San Mateo schools. Fitted herself for teaching manual training.

Catherine Ethyl Hayes (Mrs. Sehorn), Cupertino, Calif.   Taught in Sonoma and Monterey Counties.

Hazel C. Higby (Mrs. Willard), San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County.

Myrtle Hughes (Mrs. J. S. Reed Jr.), Petaluma, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County. Was married in 1908, and taught in Petaluma, then Yorkville, Mendocino County, then in Arizona. Has taken extension courses. Two children. Teaching in Bliss school.

Helen Jacque, Oakland, Calif.

Juanita A. Keene (Mrs. Fred Robert Ogden), Woodland, Calif.   Taught in Yolo County. Was married in 1909.

Annie E. Kenyon, Cupertino, Calif.   Taught in Napa County, then in Merrill, Ore.

Irene Kirkwood, Concord, Calif.   Taught in Richmond.

May Elizabeth Lamb, Long Beach, Calif.

M. Antoinette Luce (Mrs. Presley Mothorn), Healdsburg, Calif.   Taught near Healdsburg. Was married in 1910. Has four children.

Ivy Estelle McLean, Salinas, Calif.

Walter M. Misenhimer, Hanford, Calif.   Principal of Kings County school.

Presley Floyd Moore, San Francisco, Calif.   Assisted in the manual training department at the San Jose Normal School for a year, then was principal of Santa Paula school. He married Ethel Budlong of the 1909 class in 1912, and later went to Teachers College, Columbia University. For some ten years he has been in the San Francisco school department, and is at present (1927) in the Polytechnic High school.

Myra S. Morford (deceased).   Taught for a short time in Martinez. Died in 1917.

Merlin Ogden, Woodland, Calif.   Taught in Sacramento schools, where she has been teaching for fourteen years.

Annie C. Paulsen (Mrs. Andrew H. Tarp), Watsonville, Calif.   Taught in Monterey County fifteen years.

Alta Albertine Polley, Selma, Calif.   Taught in Fresno County.

Harriet Snell Prindiville, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in this county, and is at present (1927) in the Sunol Grammar school, San Jose.

Clara May Proctor (Mrs. Clyde M. Haynes), Oakland, Calif.   Taught for a short time in Sonoma County, then in Santa Clara County.

Eva K. Proctor (Mrs. Edward Korstad), Seattle, Wash.

Adeline M. Rehback, San Jose, Calif.   Taught near Winnemucca, Nevada, then in Shasta County.

Antoinette L. Sassenrath, Santa Clara, Calif.   Taught in Solano County, then San Luis Obispo County, and later in Santa Clara.

Rena Alvena Shaw, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in San Joaquin County.

Sara Alice Sparks (Mrs. Smith), Petaluma, Calif.   Taught first in Monterey County, then near Coalinga.

Ollie Madge Tharp (Mrs. H. Cameron Hinckley), Woodland, Calif.   Taught in Yolo County. Has two children.

Ida Vandergaw, Oakland, Calif.   Was supervisor of primary work in Oakland. Has made a specialty of primary teaching.

Bernard William Webb (deceased).   In 1917 his death was reported.

Bessie Maybell White, Visalia, Calif.

Ethel Helen White, San Jose, Calif.   Taught in Healdsburg, then for a long time in Santa Clara. She later returned to the Teachers College and received her degree. Since then she has been teaching in the Longfellow Grammar school. Miss White has studied music extensively and has appeared in radio programs.

Eileen M. Williamson (Mrs. Thomas B. Kerr), Moorpark, Calif.   Taught in Monterey, San Luis Obispo and Ventura Counties. Has four children.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Transcribed by: Jeanne Sturgis Taylor.

Source: Greathead, Mrs. Estelle, The Story of an Inspiring Past, Historical Sketch of the San Jose State Teachers College from 1862 to 1928.  Published by San Jose State Teachers College, 1928.

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