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54 y^k University Obituary Record
daughter of Rev Leonard Bacon (B A. 1820), and sister of Leonard B Smith,
'94, and Winthrop D Smith, '96
Death due to acute cerebral thrombosis Buned in Vale Cemetery, Schenectady Survived by wife, a sister, Emma W Keyes, the wife of Edward L Keyes
(B A Georgetown 1892, Ph D. 1901, M D. Columbia 1895) of Tuxedo Park,
N Y, and a half brother, Edward Mansfield Scudder (B.S. Trinity Coll. 1877;
LL B Columbia 1879) of New York City.
John Oscar Creager, B.A. 1897.
Born September 3, 1872, in South Whitley, Ind
Died January 5,1943, in Eldorado, Ohio
Father, John Reuben Creager, a farmer near West Manchester, Ohio; son of
Peter and Elizabeth (Rike) Creager of Farmersville, Ohio, and South Whidey.
Mother, Juha Anne (Banfill) Creager, daughter of John and Hannah (Pnce)
Banfill of Preble County, Ohio.
Prepared at a country school, attended Ohio State Umversity 1893-94 and
National Normal University 1894-96 (B A. 1896). Entered Yale College Semor
year, high oration appomtment and third Lucius F. Robinson Latin Pnze;
member Yale Umon
Attended Yale Graduate School 1898-99 (M.A. 1899) and Harvard University 1900-01, Ph D New York Umversity 1925; taught mathematics Cheshire
(Conn) Academy 1897-98 and French and German Westminster School,
Dobbs Ferry, NY, 1899-1900, president National Normal Umversity (later
Lebanon University) 1901-07, head of English department Umversity School
for Boys, Cleveland, 1907-09, headmaster Berkshire Hills School, Great
Barnngton, Mass, 1909-10, principal State Normal School, Laramie, Wyo.,
1910-14, professor of education Umversity of Wyoming 1910-17 and dean
College of Education 1914-17, State Commissioner of Education, Wyoming,
1917-19, president Arizona State Teachers College, Flagstaff, 1919^20, professor of education Umversity of Arizona 1920-26, director School of Education 1920-21, and dean College of Education 1921-26; professor of education,
dean College of Education, and director summer session Umversity of Arkansas
1927-29, assistant professor of school administration New York Umversity
1924-25, professor of college education 1926-27, chairman Department of
College Education 1927-41, and professor of education 1929 until retirement
August, 1942, mstructor summer session Stanford University 1922 and Umversity of Hawan 1933, assisted in preparation of Texas Educational Survey Report
(Vol 1,1925), president State Board of School Examiners, Wyoming; member
Wyoming School Committee and editor Wyoming School Journal 1910-17;
on Wyoming School Code Committee 1916-18 and Arizona Board of Education 1916-20, member Society of Advanced Education, National Education
Association, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Sigma Chi,
Phi Delta Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi, Masomc order, and Unitarian church.
| Title | Yb 65, Obituary Records of Graduates of Yale University Deceased During the Years 1940-1945 |
| Creator | Yale University |
| Place of Publication | New Haven, Connecticut (Conn.) |
| Date | 1940-1945 |
| Call Number | Yb 65 |
| Language | English |
| Subject | Yale University -- Biography |
| Type | Periodical |
| Identifier | http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/3036259 |
| Repository | Manuscripts and Archives |
| Repository URL | http://www.library.yale.edu/mssa |
| Series | Bulletin of Yale University |
| Title | Page 54 |
| Transcript | 54 y^k University Obituary Record daughter of Rev Leonard Bacon (B A. 1820), and sister of Leonard B Smith, '94, and Winthrop D Smith, '96 Death due to acute cerebral thrombosis Buned in Vale Cemetery, Schenectady Survived by wife, a sister, Emma W Keyes, the wife of Edward L Keyes (B A Georgetown 1892, Ph D. 1901, M D. Columbia 1895) of Tuxedo Park, N Y, and a half brother, Edward Mansfield Scudder (B.S. Trinity Coll. 1877; LL B Columbia 1879) of New York City. John Oscar Creager, B.A. 1897. Born September 3, 1872, in South Whitley, Ind Died January 5,1943, in Eldorado, Ohio Father, John Reuben Creager, a farmer near West Manchester, Ohio; son of Peter and Elizabeth (Rike) Creager of Farmersville, Ohio, and South Whidey. Mother, Juha Anne (Banfill) Creager, daughter of John and Hannah (Pnce) Banfill of Preble County, Ohio. Prepared at a country school, attended Ohio State Umversity 1893-94 and National Normal University 1894-96 (B A. 1896). Entered Yale College Semor year, high oration appomtment and third Lucius F. Robinson Latin Pnze; member Yale Umon Attended Yale Graduate School 1898-99 (M.A. 1899) and Harvard University 1900-01, Ph D New York Umversity 1925; taught mathematics Cheshire (Conn) Academy 1897-98 and French and German Westminster School, Dobbs Ferry, NY, 1899-1900, president National Normal Umversity (later Lebanon University) 1901-07, head of English department Umversity School for Boys, Cleveland, 1907-09, headmaster Berkshire Hills School, Great Barnngton, Mass, 1909-10, principal State Normal School, Laramie, Wyo., 1910-14, professor of education Umversity of Wyoming 1910-17 and dean College of Education 1914-17, State Commissioner of Education, Wyoming, 1917-19, president Arizona State Teachers College, Flagstaff, 1919^20, professor of education Umversity of Arizona 1920-26, director School of Education 1920-21, and dean College of Education 1921-26; professor of education, dean College of Education, and director summer session Umversity of Arkansas 1927-29, assistant professor of school administration New York Umversity 1924-25, professor of college education 1926-27, chairman Department of College Education 1927-41, and professor of education 1929 until retirement August, 1942, mstructor summer session Stanford University 1922 and Umversity of Hawan 1933, assisted in preparation of Texas Educational Survey Report (Vol 1,1925), president State Board of School Examiners, Wyoming; member Wyoming School Committee and editor Wyoming School Journal 1910-17; on Wyoming School Code Committee 1916-18 and Arizona Board of Education 1916-20, member Society of Advanced Education, National Education Association, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Sigma Chi, Phi Delta Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi, Masomc order, and Unitarian church. |
