Excerpt from Discipline as a Factor in the Work of the School Room

James Pyle Wickersham was born in Pennsylvania in 1835 and died in 1893. He began teaching at 16, and at 20 became principal of the Marietta academy, Pa. In 1854 he was elected first superintendent of schools in Lancaster county, at $1500, the highest salary paid in the State; and in 1855 he opened a normal institute that in 1859 became the State normal school at Millersville.

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