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In 1936 Mr. Stinebaugh was made an assistant superintendent of schools. He was intimately associated with Mr. Stuart, Mr. Stetson, Mr. Morgan, and D.T. Weir, retired assistant superintendent, in revising the courses of study, in developing the curriculum, and, more recently in organizing the teaching staff and in furthering projects designed to improve the effectiveness of teaching methods.

Mr. Stinebaugh has had 28 years experience in the public schools of Indiana, having begun his teaching career in a one-room schoolhouse in Carroll County at the age of 17. He taught three years in the rural schools, was principal of the Flora junior high school one year, served as principal of the Monroe township (Carroll County) consolidated elementary and high school at Bringhurst four years, and for four years was principal of the Delphi high school.

In his years of experience, Mr. Stinebaugh has held practically every position available in public school work, having served as a teacher, principal, director, assistant superintendent, and superintendent.

He obtained his A.B. degree from Manchester College in 1921, and his Master of Arts degree and superintendent's diploma from Columbia University in 1927. He did additional graduate work at Columbia University and a year's work in the graduate school at Indiana University. In 1936 he served as an instructor in curriculum in the Bureau of Curriculum Research at Columbia University under Dr. H.B. Bruner.

In the summers of 1938, '39, and '40 Mr. Stinebaugh lectured on guidance and the principles of teaching at the Indiana State Teachers College at Terre Haute.

He is a member of the Indianapolis Kiwanis club, the Indiana Schoolmen's club, the American Association of School Administrators,

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