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y a al 4 Le ., from. the Army. on, November fs + AIH? eae gage h NY 100-10 3389 . m5 Ap ohn ar ee see ein all See NEES are : oo ; ep TR Be 4 | fp cea: united States krmed "Porées’% on July &: 1942, and satovoa'’s ‘he egg military service on July 22, 19k2,, at Fort Jay, New York, with a military occupation of cook. These records show rane further that the subject received an honorable discharge * Education” ee ee a oe ere a search to be made of ‘the records of the Board of Rducation, 110 Livingston Street, . Brooklyn, New York, end found on file information indicating - that the subject had attended the following institutions: James Monroe High School, Bronx, New York, 1925-1926 - | New York University, 1929- 1930 _ fe a \ Mississipri State College, Mississicpt, 19 32-1935 Teachers Coilese, Columbia University, New York City, 1946-1918 The records of the Veterans Administration indicate Pup ther tnét the subject received a per tion or his education under Public Law 16 and that he registered at Teachers College, Columbia University on February.4, 1946, under Public Law 346. These records show that the subject, prior to his entrance into Teachers College, had five md one-half years of college education during th ich time he received a degree of Bachslor of Science in English in 1935 from Mississippt State College, Storkville, Mississippi. These records indl- cate further that the subject on May 27, 1947, registered in the course of Student Teacher at Columbia University with field work asa student teacher at Benjamin Franklin High School, New York City. The subject received the degree of Master of Arts February 26, 1947, and entered Columbia hicense. _ University on /Pebrusry er i9he, to receive his teacher's Employment _ : The records of the New York City Board of Education indicate further that the subject was licensed in the Dey Elementary School on June 9, 1949; the Day High School Social Studies on June 30, 1950, and _the Juntor High School Social Studies July 10, 195). These “records how thet the