Colorado—W. B. Mooney, exec. sec., Colorado Education
Association, Denver

Connecticut—Helen T. Collins, principal, Lovell School,
New Haven

Delaware—H. V. Holloway, state supt. of public instruc-
tion, Dover

District of Columbia—Hugh Smith, principal, Jefferson
Jr. Highschool, Washington

Florida—James S. Rickards, exec. sec., Florida Education
Association, Tallahassee

Georgia—M. D. Collins, state supt. of schools, Atlanta

Hawaii—Earl L. McTaggart, exec. sec., Hawaii Educa-
tion Association, Honolulu

Idaho—W. D. Vincent, supt. of schools, Boise

Ilinois—John W. Thalman, supt., Township Secondary
Schools, Waukegan

Indiana—Charles O. Williams, secretary, State Teachers
Association, Indianapolis

Iowa—Fred D. Cram, professor, Iowa State Teachers
College, Cedar Falls, Iowa

Kansas—F. L. Schlagle, supt. of schools, Kansas City

Kentucky—D. Y. Dunn, supt., Fayette County schools,
Lexington

Lowisiana—J. N. Poche, supervisor, St. Charles Parish
Schools, Hahnville

Maine—William B. Jack, supt. of schools, Portland

Maryland—Eugene W. Pruitt, county supt. of schools,
Frederick

Massachusetts—Annie C. Woodward, teacher, 78 High-
land Ave., Somerville

Michigan—Grover Stout, principal, Wingert School,
Detroit

Minnesota—Daisy Brown, teacher, 407 South 6th St.,
Stillwater

Mississippi—H. V. Cooper, supt. of schools, Vicksburg

Missouri—Thomas J. Walker, associate sec., State Teach-
ers Association, Columbia

Montana—M. P. Moe, exec. sec., Montana Education
Association, Helena

Nebraska—Alice Robinson, dean of women, State Teach-
ers College, Kearney

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