The Educator (Volume 45) - IAMPETH

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This combination of lettering and cartooning comes from
Mr. W. Anthony, P. O. Box 3146, Washington, D. C.
This specimen appears in Gems, published by D. L. Stoddard, R. R. 4.
Box 174, Indianapolis, Indiana. It was made by that fine penman,
Harry L. Blanchard of Los Angeles, California.
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F. B. Courtney, handwriting expert of Detroit, Michigan
at work. Too bad for the forger whose misdeed comes
under the observation of this man's critical eye.
OSCAR E. WYATT
From the "Arbiter" published in
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, we learn
that Oscar E. Wyatt has been appointed
educational director of the
home study courses sponsored by the
state university. Mr. Wyatt is well
fitted for work along that line.
In 1910 to 1912 he was principal
of Melbourne High School and from
1912 until 1917 he was cashier of
Peoples Bank in Calico Rock, Arkansas.
From 1919 to 1920 he was
principal of the Stroud, Oklahoma
High School. Later he was cashier
of the First National Bank at Luther,
Oklahoma.
From 1924 until 1929 he was superintendent
of Wyatt High School
near Bristow at the end of which
time he accepted and served for two
years as superintendent of Union
Graded School also near Bristow, following
which, he was in the insurance
business for six years.
Mr. Wyatt at one time attended the
Zanerian College of Penmanship
where he specialized in handwriting.
Since that time Mr. Wyatt has been
greatly interested in the teaching of
handwriting.