Miss Anna Arnold
Victim of Illness
Miss Anna E Arnold, princpal of Girls' Polytechmc high
school Since 1917, died Wednesday after a two months' Illness at her home in the Jeanne Manor
apartments Funeral services will be held from J P Fmley & Son FrIday at 3 45 P M Intelment will be In Riverview Abbey mausoleum
MISS Arnold was born
Whiting Kansas December 22 1879 She moved to Cottonwood Falls Kan, while a child
Sh graduated from State
Teachers' college Emporia
Kan, 111 1900 She recieved a
B S degree from Columbia Unversity 1 11 1917, a dIploma III
school admllllslratlOn Il1 1917
and an M A degree 1I11924 fI om
the same lI1stltutIon
Rural School Taught
After teachll1g 1I1 11 rural
school one year, she was an 111
structol In the Cottonwood
Falls schools for fIve ;years She
served as a county supellll
tendent of schools flom 1906 to
1914 She came to POI Hand as
prll1clpal of GIrls' Polytechnlc
,n 1917 when the school had
an enIollment of fewcr than
200 sludents Tlle school has
grown to have an average at
tendance of 800 under hel lead
elshlp
MI'S Arnold was the authol of
"GIVICS and CltIzenslllp' and
"Hlstory of Kansas," both of
wlllch have been textbooks for
the schools of Kansas
Memberships Held
MISS Al nold was it rncmbel
of the AmerIcan Assoclatlon of
Ul1lVelsIty Women, the League
of Women VoleIS PIolcsSlOnal
Women s league Portland Al t
aSSOCIatIOn, NatIOnal EducatIOn
aSSOCIation, Oregon Educat10nal
aSSOCIatIOn dat10nal OIcgon
and Portland assoclat1Ons of
the PrInCIpals of SeconclalY
Schools She was plesldent of
the Portla nd Pllnclpals asso
clatlon In 1928 and 1937
Sun IVOls Include fOUl broLl1
CIS, Robert C of Portland, Don
E of Cottonwood Falls, Roy A
of Seattle and Ernest C of Paw
huska Olda
Victim of Illness
Miss Anna E Arnold, princpal of Girls' Polytechmc high
school Since 1917, died Wednesday after a two months' Illness at her home in the Jeanne Manor
apartments Funeral services will be held from J P Fmley & Son FrIday at 3 45 P M Intelment will be In Riverview Abbey mausoleum
MISS Arnold was born
Whiting Kansas December 22 1879 She moved to Cottonwood Falls Kan, while a child
Sh graduated from State
Teachers' college Emporia
Kan, 111 1900 She recieved a
B S degree from Columbia Unversity 1 11 1917, a dIploma III
school admllllslratlOn Il1 1917
and an M A degree 1I11924 fI om
the same lI1stltutIon
Rural School Taught
After teachll1g 1I1 11 rural
school one year, she was an 111
structol In the Cottonwood
Falls schools for fIve ;years She
served as a county supellll
tendent of schools flom 1906 to
1914 She came to POI Hand as
prll1clpal of GIrls' Polytechnlc
,n 1917 when the school had
an enIollment of fewcr than
200 sludents Tlle school has
grown to have an average at
tendance of 800 under hel lead
elshlp
MI'S Arnold was the authol of
"GIVICS and CltIzenslllp' and
"Hlstory of Kansas," both of
wlllch have been textbooks for
the schools of Kansas
Memberships Held
MISS Al nold was it rncmbel
of the AmerIcan Assoclatlon of
Ul1lVelsIty Women, the League
of Women VoleIS PIolcsSlOnal
Women s league Portland Al t
aSSOCIatIOn, NatIOnal EducatIOn
aSSOCIation, Oregon Educat10nal
aSSOCIatIOn dat10nal OIcgon
and Portland assoclat1Ons of
the PrInCIpals of SeconclalY
Schools She was plesldent of
the Portla nd Pllnclpals asso
clatlon In 1928 and 1937
Sun IVOls Include fOUl broLl1
CIS, Robert C of Portland, Don
E of Cottonwood Falls, Roy A
of Seattle and Ernest C of Paw
huska Olda
Miss Anna Arnold
Victim of Illness
Miss Anna E Arnold, princpal of Girls' Polytechmc high
school Since 1917, died Wednesday after a two months' Illness at her home in the Jeanne Manor
apartments Funeral services will be held from J P Fmley & Son FrIday at 3 45 P M Intelment will be In Riverview Abbey mausoleum
MISS Arnold was born
Whiting Kansas December 22 1879 She moved to Cottonwood Falls Kan, while a child
Sh graduated from State
Teachers' college Emporia
Kan, 111 1900 She recieved a
B S degree from Columbia Unversity 1 11 1917, a dIploma III
school admllllslratlOn Il1 1917
and an M A degree 1I11924 fI om
the same lI1stltutIon
Rural School Taught
After teachll1g 1I1 11 rural
school one year, she was an 111
structol In the Cottonwood
Falls schools for fIve ;years She
served as a county supellll
tendent of schools flom 1906 to
1914 She came to POI Hand as
prll1clpal of GIrls' Polytechnlc
,n 1917 when the school had
an enIollment of fewcr than
200 sludents Tlle school has
grown to have an average at
tendance of 800 under hel lead
elshlp
MI'S Arnold was the authol of
"GIVICS and CltIzenslllp' and
"Hlstory of Kansas," both of
wlllch have been textbooks for
the schools of Kansas
Memberships Held
MISS Al nold was it rncmbel
of the AmerIcan Assoclatlon of
Ul1lVelsIty Women, the League
of Women VoleIS PIolcsSlOnal
Women s league Portland Al t
aSSOCIatIOn, NatIOnal EducatIOn
aSSOCIation, Oregon Educat10nal
aSSOCIatIOn dat10nal OIcgon
and Portland assoclat1Ons of
the PrInCIpals of SeconclalY
Schools She was plesldent of
the Portla nd Pllnclpals asso
clatlon In 1928 and 1937
Sun IVOls Include fOUl broLl1
CIS, Robert C of Portland, Don
E of Cottonwood Falls, Roy A
of Seattle and Ernest C of Paw
huska Olda
Victim of Illness
Miss Anna E Arnold, princpal of Girls' Polytechmc high
school Since 1917, died Wednesday after a two months' Illness at her home in the Jeanne Manor
apartments Funeral services will be held from J P Fmley & Son FrIday at 3 45 P M Intelment will be In Riverview Abbey mausoleum
MISS Arnold was born
Whiting Kansas December 22 1879 She moved to Cottonwood Falls Kan, while a child
Sh graduated from State
Teachers' college Emporia
Kan, 111 1900 She recieved a
B S degree from Columbia Unversity 1 11 1917, a dIploma III
school admllllslratlOn Il1 1917
and an M A degree 1I11924 fI om
the same lI1stltutIon
Rural School Taught
After teachll1g 1I1 11 rural
school one year, she was an 111
structol In the Cottonwood
Falls schools for fIve ;years She
served as a county supellll
tendent of schools flom 1906 to
1914 She came to POI Hand as
prll1clpal of GIrls' Polytechnlc
,n 1917 when the school had
an enIollment of fewcr than
200 sludents Tlle school has
grown to have an average at
tendance of 800 under hel lead
elshlp
MI'S Arnold was the authol of
"GIVICS and CltIzenslllp' and
"Hlstory of Kansas," both of
wlllch have been textbooks for
the schools of Kansas
Memberships Held
MISS Al nold was it rncmbel
of the AmerIcan Assoclatlon of
Ul1lVelsIty Women, the League
of Women VoleIS PIolcsSlOnal
Women s league Portland Al t
aSSOCIatIOn, NatIOnal EducatIOn
aSSOCIation, Oregon Educat10nal
aSSOCIatIOn dat10nal OIcgon
and Portland assoclat1Ons of
the PrInCIpals of SeconclalY
Schools She was plesldent of
the Portla nd Pllnclpals asso
clatlon In 1928 and 1937
Sun IVOls Include fOUl broLl1
CIS, Robert C of Portland, Don
E of Cottonwood Falls, Roy A
of Seattle and Ernest C of Paw
huska Olda
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